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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
COMMERCIAL.
DAILy GATE Cry OrFlsx,
kFuETE Nay M MI

D.Ily Carr Cry o,stsK,
kEoKrx,N Nov 30, '6i.
FLOUR superIne si 50; spring Wheat estra HI IS,
Fall Wheat Extra ~ -.
BRAN kNDeHORrS-so to 4Oc b 100 rs
CoRS-fsto iTc bush.
BAKLEf-So sale.
MHEAT-ln good demand. Fall 700 Is, spring 50
choice do CSC.
nv Fee. dull.
OATE-IaAs aloe
POTATOES l5aeo i, the load retail q 10 s0c
syGAR-~Nes Orleans fair asAlo3., primo TO-, ~
II q; clarified ia IL; crushed aud loaf I24saiaA
mOLASsEs- Plantation Is VI so; Sugarhous, 4Sgr 81;
Golden Syrup 9oa s5o.
COMMISSIONERS ; Jass 2aa2s Laguyra 20 d a.
kIEE-s}. al0c.
soAP-Paim &c, Family sac, German (csp.) a,
a9sc.
cANDLEs-s,a 1871 10, stearlne IL MOULD II.
>LARp--6c; retail loc.
BuTThR-Common 90 sc; Choice io. retail l2 " ~ Is.
LEATHER-soIe 25a.s; Harness 2s 10.
HlbEs-Dry I0asiIe, green AZ II green sheep
peits 3oasle; green hog skins l5e.
HAY--fimothy, new 81 oo4d on, baied - ooa $40.
Prairie - on.
skEDs- Hungarian Grass oo, Timothy o. 10; Flax
Sect 60aGs
aAl0Ns--a5 a4oe.
BGtfs 100 lie.
WHITE EEASS--aQvs1 81 90.
FEATHERs-G5a3D.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 rs bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 !5as2o 90 Raisins g O0f 81 SO.
cHEEsE-H ssterr Reserve DC, Denm4k ebs41
bEEF--I sa4e gross; 344 4 quarter.
SnLEP-sl soa.2 81 . head.
Ho6S--Dreesed u a3e.
sALT-G. A. So 50 y sack Ksnawhs 81 7sass %
L bnrY ! ~ 4 s. M ~,
a. ca & bbi
FISH-Maekerel, No. saos q q e bbl. No 2 SIG
e ST., NJ. sI2as I3 White FISH, 30. IS 5oa S IS
D bait bbi. Too Fish $3.50 y a.
RaGS-lac.
OLD iEoN-54sAc E u. Brass "a Toe q b. Cop.
per I2Ac y H..
E1cHANGE-on New York, Bankshle Funds IL
for gold y cent. ST. Louis i cent. for Aissour
Funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
NEW YORK rIAWK 1T.

yT" UTh, pNG. ..
Flour-Market without decided change:
50 35td5 40 for Super State 81 55td
s. to for Extra State; 10 3015 40 Super
Western; SIS 5595 50 Common to Medi
um Extra Western; - s5Ms5 % Tor
Shipping brands Extra X. II. O.
hcat-Markct steady with a fair de-
maud. Sales a. II 2omSl 25 for Chi.
cago Spring; 81 2Sf0sl % for Milwau-
kee Club 81 3l(a)l So for Winter Red
Western; 81 4lMl a. White Chicago:
Il 80 Amber iowa; 81 30 Prime White
kentucky.
Corn Market, 6i3c for Mixed West
ern.
Whisky-Quiet at 2o@20i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

The present critical of European afa rs viii
render these publications unusually interesting urir
the rtheomihs yesr. They Viii occupy q middle
ground between Tia hastily written items Grade
HHeeahAoNs, and nttng runiors OF the daily jufnai
and the psudsrens ONE of the future wit
ten after the living interest excitement II III great
ioiltteal events ~ tbe time sEa have passed apa In
Is 10 these Period that readers mnst look r the
OILY realty ntellF bile and reliable history OF current
&c e. ara rs such. ~ addition 10 their weil-vsiabls
M hl6FarFs HesrHthc, and Theological character We
urge taem upon Tie consideration of The reading pu
Egk
lae Fteeipt ~ Advance sheets from THO Arit.
ISL publishers gives additional value Ia these Reris
iHnst ~ thet ne" Ge placed In the hands II ali
sefl1t.s % lnt soon The orig L al editinns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

We aere a little asionished, YESTERDAY morn.
ng, at learning that tho river at TINS point had
fallen nearly foot during the twelve hours just
previous, aud, perhaps some Of our INLAND read
err may share our interes, 10 the explanation. a.
given By an old river captain:
On tie rapids, just above town, the ice at night
forms first along The bottom Of The river often to
the cpth Vt several inches, thus acting as Partial
dam aud causing the fall in the rive below. Dur.
ing The day. By the warmth OF the sun and the action
OF lAe water, the ice is detached from the rocks
and, rising aud floating of, releases the volume of
water above. aud then the river rises again-the
effect being regular tide, as ia the ocean
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Ef-The Hannibal Messenger saws tina,
brisadier Gen'l Adams is going 10 en-
eaee in tie porkpacking business this
winter in Hannibal.
We have rather favorable opinion OF
Genl Adams as a representative of the
gourd-hke crop Of Brigadiers which have
sprung up in our land, indicating its fer
tiilty in the production of "every green
thing" And we commend the General
example to his brother Brigadicrs, beley.
Ing that most of them would serve the
country more acceptably in packing pork
than IN commanding armies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Legislature of Western Virginia
II heelinr. Dec. >

v heeling, Dec >.
The Legislature met in this city o-day,
Lieut.. Coy. iolsey presiding in the Sen
tie. and Dan'l Frost, oi jackson, in the
House.
The Governor message was sent in
this evening 1t is a forcible review OF
the condition Of this State, and advocates
strong measures against rebel abettors in
our midst
Col. Kramer Of Monongahela offered 4
resolution in favor Of stringent conlisca-
ton law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Which IL beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devote
to-the subject.



T F'S. have made the rbove Reduction a. price,
VITA the view Of benelitng the public ai,o
ourselves, The putlc have been sslndtrd py spu.
ritbs nisse hines made IA naioH ~ oIas. Tn. meta
40 them ir M The iron esstrg 10 the smstisst piece
" poor Hnaty. The makers have lhe means To a.,
IN 30 serA wei Ihey are h4A aw ia seerea places
~here II would be Impossible 10 have at their com
mAnd the proper mechanical appliances. II in upH
~ a"ng great business snd having extensive m IN
uActarihg establishments that god machines can D..
made al moderate prices The best designed ma
chibss BADLY MADE, are always liable to get out on
order, and are sure 10 cost siderable trouble ans
money h. Keep them in repair.
The qualities 10 be luoked for in Machine are
eerdatsft ~ correct action rate Of speed
or eoEsfraftoa grsaf dRrsbtty rapfdttp olsrs
ftea Etta At ssas tabor. Machines 10 combine these
esritiai qualities must be ade OF the brs ftas asa
shed 10 parfsenoH. We have the WAYS and iueans
grand scale, IT, d. thls
The purchasers ~ machines, whose daily bread II
may concern. vii ind that those having the above
qualities hot obts Hork seIi al rapla aeli az soa
tes VI speed, but III tie finest possible or
der, our machines. A. male ny rS, viii FARM MORE
AoSEf. with kiss LaBoR. than any Others, whether IL
iniiiaiion vi ours not In fact, they are cheaper
iban any other Machines glft.
" Local Agents Wanted
4. n. SINGER 4 CO.,
45s nreadM Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 80 Clark st.
J N BILLINGS, Agent in keokuk
seplg a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

n REBEL REGIMEN or INDIANS -
The Aeosho Army ARGUS, says that Price
has a regiment u indians ii lis service,
many II them aruled with bows aud ar.
rows, tomaAawAA aud Acalping knives.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Il She brxg Mscb2re III the WeYid for Family S.wtp,
&t,1 LgtA AaHutscterins Purposes
frcf t@tih hemsnef AID hsaatill ornain entea $50
ihe Nos. and Machines are of great capacity ana
application Tor manufacturing purposes
Iaf SDsa Machines are especially adapted Ia All
kindS OF light md heavy Leather WORK. In Carrtagt
ltE.ming, Boot and shoe Making, Harness aakin,
ETC., etc. They of extra sixe with M arm l
rnettFh ~ take ahsf II ard tue largest sixl
dasbes There IL scarcely any part II Trn,mrr's
stitching that cannot he btef done ith he m than
hand so, too the saving time ana labor IL ~
great he liable ot thsne machines ~ "a ia cnes Iny
and The shuttle viii hold ak times le usual
o. IN cad The large machines work fast as slna ii
+ ones +'
We would ask for cur LETTER A Machines he
kkisS, ana all those who want Machines for itsAt
mesktarfhytzg pnvposss. They emhods The ptinci,es
Of The standard machines. making, like thel~ lie III
er3ocksd stitch, and destined ~ be as celebrat,
Tor faHfiB ssgeaE AID ttAM mA nAfaeuriug urnose
our standstd Machines are FOR manufacturing par-
poses General
he asss alweps Aasa Hemm,ng images Linen a,a
GeffoA Thread, stk I9sst, ssoets, Bfa Haeh4ns o.
Battles, ftc. V"
Netnafufacture our ow y y e-,tles and uartd ~a.n
Oh persons ustng machines not 10 buy ~ athtYs
We haon thHi there needles sold III he est ,n1
rtor qaattg, az Ashsr haH charge gr lie kes
he needles SOLD 10y us arr manufactured especiaiJ
'cv eur mschass n bad Nssets #say reader hs b, ID
eAtne aIseOsf useless.
nr customers may rest ursd that ali our Rrsnch
ofuces are furnished with the genuine article
"a Gaze o. small rurchas the money may be sent
ia postage stamps, bank natcs.
ii Correspondents Will please write their names
af%tthCl. IL all important that should Ii earh
case know the Posi-ofiee, County ANA state
II FAl persons requi Ing inform atlun about sew INV
Machines, heir sizes prices, worring capnctes ana
the best methods uf purchasing can obtain ID by send
ihg tous, OF alS o our Branch Offices, Tor enpv 81
M q r. 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
TERMS: Regular Prices. J


Ihe postase 10 any rart ~ the United states viii be
but TMeGts -four Cents "A year for black
WOOD. ami but Fourteen Cents Year for
each GetIew.
AT ihe above praeS the Periodicals viii be furnished
Tor 9s2 Aud as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
II Tickets Tor Sale nt all the Main
Ticket offices.
FR FIGHT

N 10 Il ~ II 4
~ this roSTe. Freghis OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New Work, Boston or
baltimore 10 or from any point the the Railroads
uf Ohio, kentucty, lnalAna, Illinois. " lseobsfn,
Iowa or Missouri, w RAILROAD OBJECT
he Pennsylvani Railroad also connects ut Pitts
burr ~th Sleamers, by which goods can ~ turw ard
ei u any point OH the Ohio Musk iGg gum. Kentucky,
Tennessee fum heriand, Illinois, Wisconsin, Aissis-
sFp1, Missouri Kansas. Arkansas, and Red Rivers;
aud al Cleveland, SanduskS aud Chicago with steam
ers 10 alt ports on the North " estefn Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrussitE the transporta-
uoB =. thciT Freight ~ this Company rely with
confidence Oh It's speed. transit,
The Hates OF Freight
To any point in the West hs the pcansy lvantn Rail
Road. are al all times ~ FAVORABLE As ARE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II y he particular 10 marx packages, "vlA Pass.
h. j. SsErpER phsdriphls
AAaRA~ n Moons, 10 North ST.. Baltimore.
l.lksR q TO-. M. Astor House, or M. 4. y,
William street, n. Y.
LEErh a. Co.. NO. ~ state street, Boston.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gehl Frelght Agt., Philud IphIa.
H. /. HOlPT. Gen. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
ENotH LEWIS, General sult., Altoona. Pa.
angad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

res. The head quarters Of the 18th Regi
ment arc now located at Camp Haleck.
second floor front, directly at the corner
OF 9th aud johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

r1ss- Another snow again, yesterda,
morning, to the depth Of an inch, and thu
ground bow looks white and wntry every.
where.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

E5-At the hospital numerous atten.
tons have been recently rendered BIZ Ia
dies VI the city. 4 number of sheets
were presented yesterday. aud the full de-
fciency war being supplied b. the Ladies
Aid Society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

nag~ The ferry boat made "a few trip.
yesterday, landing at the edge Of the solid
ice, about 600 yards this side Of tile 9th.
er shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

r. Baggage Cheeked Through -ns
All Transfers Free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Th. Sisters of The Visitation. IL this
city, will hold a Fair in RIcE's HAIL this
Wednesday evening, December 4th. A
part OF the proceeds will be applied to the
most urgent needs Of the gallant soldiers
Of Iowa.
"A great variety Of Needle Work made
BY the Sisters and their pupils will be Of
icrcd; an inviting Refreshments table will
be prepared, and in addition to these and
other ATTRACTIONS, Lady ire gold watch
and chain will be rallied for.
Doors open at six o'clock in the eve.
ming.
A CAPT SEMMEs. "A Montreal paper
says that Captain Semmcs late OF the pri.
satcer sumter, In about To give "a course
Of lectures ia Liverpool, narrating his
experience III the Sumter, and generally
advocating shr Confederate cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
REEaIIN 10 KEW SUBSCRIBERS,

Tho Nos or tn Periodicals " Is60 win he mr.
nishfi complete. w'thoat additional charge.
Unlike the n,fe epheneT Magazine. Of he day these
Periodicals Lore little hy age. Hence a iul year ofthe
sos Tor lst0, may be regarded nearly valuable A.
fvr lr62.
suesc ieers VIKING also The Nos. for 1861 " III be
suiFliea aithe following extremely low Rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
.ISsOLUTION NOTICE.

Noueeia hereby given that the partne rshp her
fore existing oetpeen y. kants land q Co.. ia The
epa anu ade business, has bveu dissolved hy uIual
consent The business Will be eoutianed ai the same
pace corner ~ 18th ard leans streets, and the af
iars "f Inc Old rm will be settled bs the ubdersg
keokuk. Dec, 3, le5 i.LJg HEULE 4 BI0M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

tT- by the accidental discharge Of a
pistol at Camp ilalleck on Monday after
noon, Robert tilbreth, Of Company A,
received a shot III the thumb of his left
hand The wound will recover without
mutation
Yesterday forenoon, b. an accidental
fall, Hadley u. Owen. OF Con- pany ID,
had his wrist spraincd severely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

IL S'me twenty or thirty soldiers, of
the different Iowa Regiments, of furlough
we're here yesterday, waiting the arrival
Of some boat 20 take them to st. Louis.
Finding 10 other opportunity, they left
on The Quincy packet in the afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04


cannot but think we are still his debtor
| submit, therefore. for your considera-
Ton what greater mark of recognition il
due to him aud ourselves as a grateful
people. With the retirement Of Gen
scott came the executive duty of appoints
lhg, ID his stead, a General-in- Chief az
the army. II is a fortunate circumstance
that, neither in council nor in the country,
was there, 50 far as known, any difference
OF opinion as to the proper person to be
selected. The retiring Chief repeatedly
expressed his judgment in favor Of
General Mcclellan for the position.
and In this the nation seemed 10
give an unanimous concurrence. The
designation of General Mcclellan i.
therefore, in considerable degree the g.
lection OF the country az well a. OF the
Executive, and hence there in reason IN
hope there will be given him the conf
dence and cordial support thus far BY i'm
piication promised, and without which he
cannot with so full efficiency serve his
eeantrx. II has been said that one bad
henerai Is better than two good ones. aud
the saying ~ true II taken 10 mean no
more Than that an army is better directed
by single mind inferior than by two su-
realor ones at variance and cross purposee,
and the same is true In all iolnt opera.
tons wherein those engaged can have
bone but common end in view, and can
dtiicr only rs TO the choice Of means. In
2 storin IT sea no one on beard can wish
the ship 10 sink, and yet not untreq uently
MI 50 down together because too many
Will direct and 10 single mind can be al
lowed to control
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4.


Tor the first time since the DAILY
GATE Cry was started, we are enabled
to present the Presidents Message on the
morning after Its delivery, and We are
gratlhed that it appears with so few blum
ders. We have never before seen any
Ting document telegraphed with 80 few
material errors.
The Message is commercially brief, and
is business-lkc document, direct aud to
the point. The President is, perhaps, a
little too conservative on the slavery ques-
ton to suit many people. But we have
little doubt that Congress will fix up !
policy that cant be ignored by any
body, aud, if We understand him. the
President wisely defers to the wisdom Of
Congress on this as well MS other points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

PhoAoTEDs-We are pleased to learn
that u an election held BY Co +, It'll
Regiment ON Saturday last, Lieut.. G. F.
Conn was elected Captain, in place Of
Capt. Parrot, promoted to Lieut. Col.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

es7 Owing To severe attack IT pleurisv. Judg,
Springer hes adjourned Court ut Fort Madison tll
Tues day next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

- w senfnsd Yesterday si,a' the river WA
closed above the rapids. and clear water extendrt
aboat tHo miles below
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04

Late and interesting news BY telegraph will he
found on the iirsF page. 1t appears, by The ae-
counts u the rets-4s thenseIyes that In tba p.y,
Pickcns fghl they gained little success and less
glory. The conspiracy" at New oflcaus will nj
tract attention Such cons piraeics viii doubtless
become frequent during the winter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-04
Fare always as low as by any other
route.

BY TICKETS VIA PITTsBuRG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
,mnor..u, New. from ,he North.

The New York papers for several days past have oeeh
greatly elated at report which hiss reached hem that
President Davis Is dead. At fret, they thought the
news was too good to be true; bu' the last Herald We
have received has thrown all eoubt to the WIND has
the mos. conclusive proofs and proceeds to comment
a, length on the important cons qaencss OF its in'ei'
repce The less Of their Caie |! tells US, has ship
wreck the cause of the Rebels Beaurrgard bad Lost
the batl, of Manassas it could not have been half so
disastrous as the death OF this eminent mln His sue
c, or Mr. Stephens, though great orator aud asga'
eous Statesman is wanting in the qualities requisite to
military crisis No man eau he found to supply the place
Of the deceased PRESIDENT Ruin, irretrevable ruin
s.ares rebellion in the facet
We understand from all this the real terror with which
the name of # Davis inspired the Yankees. It's a.
mos cruel to undsceive thtm but the truh OF history
demands that we should state, that President Davis Is
quite as diligently employed as he ever was in bis life
rottipg schemes foe the subveson Of the desposm Ut
Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

"Iopu of the Baltimore SEa conf ectures that an sIPe
dtiou BY land snd sea sgainst Tex" Is In the Lincoln
rogramme Il is also his opinion TINT the Northern
Government will rely much more on its navy than here
tofore Expeditions against various localities along the
coast will probably be fitted out The same writer thhks
/, not at all unlikely that the war will last thirty years
We suspect he stretches It'll, in this Latter Calculation
Al the rate The Yankees spending money, they will
be bankrupt in less m twelve months and thy can't
make var lorg -ithou, the solid dollars, There is no
we 20 the work in their rank and file. Cash down VIII
alone command the requisite theNs aud siEe"s.
As 10 the col j,c ures with respect to their maritime
ouera ions, we think they are highly probable That
would make lust such the Yankees would RELISH
With no adversary on the water, they would be IN no
dagger Of putting their vaor to the test, and like r.
rates they could poupce down on unprotected points
lander and murder and be of. That would suit their
morals and th,ir genius admirably.
But-but - its success will depend on the inaction
of the en- N.Y. If we sit with folded arms and do moth
irg, of course they will have the game in their own
hands But au army of solid legiOus on solid land il
worth all the fleets in tie world; and welded as South
eru Generals can WELD il shall have speedy end te
free bootipg aud 10 war
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10
o.. .,,ioo hi, an, ,.sa in The wbig on Friday h..

TIE article ~hicl opp a-ed in the Wing on Friday, has
c-eatd no little .tering the lover Official regions
l. represented as terri lie attack upOO the Admit Is
tr.Ol We have no authority to speak for any one, but
We srousy suspect the Chief of the Administration does
not regard In tli' light At all II do not mistake
his character le will b. CAD al times to hear the CON-
plants OF the country whether veil i'll founded and
particularly 60 know Of the Of omission commits
s7n of bis various agents We believe he viii be thank
fufor Any informant which will tend to aid bin promo
lg the success Of this great Csus Our Government is
not vet Chiaese Russian despotsm, and Chief
n gsISts is only the .. oitz In Confederacy Of
frc,uau We pay BIN The highest and only sort of com
pnect pay to any In authority, in supposi him
animated BY the puest and most patriotic int non aud
eager 10 poa; by any advance the welfare Of
the country
So much for that brauch of the SUBJECT; We infer from
article In the kraHaasy that in consequence of the
structures contained in the letter which published
fJr other reason Is the nteno Of the Secretary
Of War 70 resign bis tce We believe entsrsins
regret bis account well ours that he should
throS up his Office in pet But the conviction is gene
RAJ that be ia not sliisi the polioa wtish be
pies. TITS b necessarily 10 lis dscredt There are
Vsry few in the Confederate States who are capable
Of performing the sduous and compI Gated duies of
War Minister That f,eE at this jurc,ure is the main
spring Of the Government, aad no should possess
riey and eienI ct information, pr aiming to military
afsrj, which civilian could be expected 10 possess
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-10

That brag PaEioJ, D.ui1l :. D,cknsop OF New York,
IS rambling through that St te mskpg war-speeches-
He spoke two hours IN dreochirg rain a. 0,wego the
dh, TO the delight of tbe Sswurdes and the warm 3D.
p.obaion Of Greeley. He appears TO have forgotten
all tie positions which no formerly took in supp OF
tbc South, only rsmen bars them stimuli ,te him to
stno for thea ~ stripping the mos; vioisH; ia bis
present hostility. l,tle fact, which New York Paper
neuuansd some months ego, may serve to throw come
light the Character Of this interested Statement
who has bsen very much mi spPrehended in the South
Il ihs regOa he held up the fearless and pure
peslrg fortune station and life itself in defence OF the
CHS Of the South. AL the while, he had nearly oil
I 5 family, sOss, sons-in.lR, brothers and nephews
q ,aFsered on the public treasury. As Buehanans sd.
as,ra'ion drawing 10 close, be began to see
iugs in 4 new light. Honest Abe was a very worthy
o. and be upheld and sustained 10 the exercise
of all powers necessary to full dispeusation Of the
p bic patroT age The opporiune Illrg Of the scales
fs bis ey,s enabled him retain Lis family on Il e
teasgry; end the wicked know rest he is tired
By bis employers labor daily to make good bis loo
mst Ia the public crib. His zeal corresponds to the
importance Of the peeunary interests stake and
u in all the Nonh will sup.ss hin in devotion to The
esspoIsn which has been established in tbsE rgi0n.