The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-11


the intensity Of its reasonable procIivities.
in the last number which has come to hand.
The editor deyotes q column To tho annnntt Of
the proposition that the Legislature violated
their oa,hs and the Constitution Of the State
by voting eight hundred thousand dollars for
the dvfrDcs OF the peopfe, The support OF the
volunteers and the general expenses Of the
war. Net satisfed with this, the vile ran.
derer TO the traitors. holds the Republican
party responsible for the debt created in
support OF the volunteers, and for providing
arms fer The State Regiments, and gives
warning that be intends TO howl them dawn
On this Issue. He thinks that the people OF
Iowa are so craven that opposition TO the
war will be popular, and 30 mean that thew
will oppose and curse everybody who voted
provisions, pay and clothing to the Iowa VOL
unteers.
We would not do Injustice to the Bugle.
and therefore quote bis very words, as fol-
lows:
70 sum up the whole matter this debt ri
SoVo,Vuo has been created 10 violation of tina
constitution and without any existing neee..
Sly Tor It's creation. II is a swindln0
scheme by which TO fill the pockets of a few
ss"c"'ns poii1icians at the expense of the
people.
The Black Republicans held thu ,s;n. ~
government !. their hands they have been
'"1 o"uso " bringing on DOR national diff |
s as' nhu no" under the pretence Of en-
~ the excitement u the penrle 10 create
State and Natiensl debts. Thew bava ra;n-
Ell the country; they see that the neonle /
VIII soon discover their hypocrisy. ard will
huri them from place and power. and thsy
are determined to FIJI their rockets. nav of
.he'r sarsy strikers and plunder che Treasury
before theygo.
II maV be treason 10 write and mint sncb
STATEMENTS ~ The above; but be il as il NAV.
Ho'as must be told, ard the sooner the peo.
pis hegin 70 realize The fact that their lead
efs are leading them 10 National. State and
Individual ruin the better.
"e pfenict The time III not far distant when
eufse- ana fxecration will be heanad pnon
.ue leads q all who voted for the $500 600
sta1e Indebtedness, by an abused. BETRAYED
rna 'aA ridden people, and that The names of
beai, braeeseil, heunest, Campbell. Conner.
Ozark, Curtis. Dogge,t, Dunlayey. Hall.
lotchslss. Jannines. Jones. Lelnebenr Ne
Cullo0gh, Reed. Riadle. Robinson. Steven.
ayler, Whitaker, Williams and Williamson
Sho voted against tie bill of iniouities. will |
oe remembered with pridehy the citizens or
Iowa. '
Now, the issue which the Buele makes is
one which We willingly accept--it il an issue
between me supporters If the General Gov
efnmen' and It's opponents. between those
VINO would disgrace the State and those who
would maintain its honor, between those who
would turn cut the Iowa volunteers unarmed
ragged, naked and starving, and those who
would arm emo clcthe and feed the brave
patriots who have rallied to the defence Of
the glorious flag Of cur country.
let The Buglr continue TO predict and ds.
nounce cnrees and execra,ion aeaina, the
PATRIOTS who voted for war measures. and
lei II pile up lis euloees upon the Bennett.,
The Dogsetts, the Dunlayeys, ef ID omn.
genus o. The Legislature. 1t misiudges and
hoeis The people Ct Iowa when il expects to
make capital by rendering aid and cemfor,
20 traitors, and by running the ansi-war
party On the economical dodge.
II the Doreetts, the Dunlavevs, and the
Lslacsears, who opposed the war measures
are to be the leaders and heroes OF the
bemocrasie party, We think that rarty will
DC ashamed Of itself hercefor,h and forever
Ana u the party, under the prophe. Rabbit,
Il
a'fearcs sech men as Gov. Baker, Col. Clay
get, ). M. Hiatt and other prominen, pa,ri-
otto Dem supporter. Of war measures.
I'D orosr to elevate Doggett, Dunlavey. Dun.
eomoe Co.; on Ticayuue ant-war plat
form II will sink to bottomless depths under
The contempt OF the true hearted people Of
Iowa.