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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

s1r. The Mahonyites of our State tried
toprevent appropriation for the volunteers
during the first Legislature after the war
broke out. And now the same party full
ly organized, is striving to betny our SOL
diers IN the field, by arraying an opposi-
ton at home to embarrass the Government
while jeff Davis armies are seeking to
destroy it.
The papers down in Jeffdom have fire.
quent notices Of the growing strength Of
the opposition IN the North, and they
freely express their hopes of its success
and their confidence of Treaty of Peace
with the Confederate Government as the
result.
British papers are also filed with arti.
cles of q like pnrport, and these are copied
into the Southern papers with grea.
gusto.
We lind in the Southern papers also
many extracts from European papers in
favor Of recognizing the Independence Of
the South. and whatever may be the views
and intentions Of the Northern Democra-
cy. II Is perfectly plain that Southern
traitors regard the success Of the Demoo-
racy with quite as much deligh. as they
do the sympathy Of Europe IN behalf or
the Independence Of the Confedsr1ey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

WEDNESDAY, Oct. Is. 1862.
Washington College ,s Duke. Wash
ington CO. Affirmed.
Washington College VS. Ledford, Wash
ington CO. Affirmed.
White d Wright, appellants, VS. Wheel
er, Washington co. Affirmed.
Myers, appellant, VS. County Of Johnson,
johnson. Affirmed
Guest vs. Byington, johnson. Affirm
ed.
Spencer VS. Everson, Washington co.
Affirmed.
THURSDAY, Oct. l6.
Meyer VS. Woodbury. & Strahan applt
Johnson. Affirmed.
White VS. Hampton, appIt., johnson co.
Affirmed.
Elliott VS. Cadwalader, applt.. Washing
ton. Affirmed with 10 per cent dana.
ges.
Templin, appls, VS. Iowa City, John,
son. Affirmed.
FRIDAY, Oct. II.
NJ. S. Hopkins, ct al, applt., vs. j. w.
Grimes, ct al, Des Moines. Affirmed.
Kraft. vs. City of keokuk, Lee. At
6rmed.
Thomas Lewis VS. Barmby, ct al, Scott
county, two cases of like kind Affirm.
ed.
Pat. McManus vs. j. Ruddick, Trustee
Lee. Reversed.
Pursel vs. s. A. Hobert, ct al, johnson
Affirmed with 3 per cent. damages.
Bremen u Go. vs. Gundershimer, applt
Des Moines. Affirmed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
GLEA In as.

Mr.. Grier, whose property had beer
all destroyed by rebel raids in Kentucky
writes to friend:
al am now unequiyocally for confsca-
ton. subjugation, emancipation. extermi-
nation, and he'll and damnatton.
1t is stated that Maine alone has offered
to send 1000 emigrants to Florida, under
the Thayer Colonization scheme.
Col Hawley's Regiment OF Pennsyl-
vanians is composed principally of menu
bers of the Quaker fraternity.
j. NJ. Shatfer Esq, Secretary of the
Jefferson county Society. in his report,
says-"We abound in fruit. Apples are
selling for % cents bushel.
Where ever attention has been paid to
small fruits the result was satisfactory"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
NRLLIK.
tF0r tho Gate City.l
The Pablo OF tho Kite.

PROFITABLE STUDY yoa THE sc. s. A"
A paper kite had to a great hight flown,
AZ onward by = gentle breeze twas blown;
Hell. safe and steady BY the guiding string,
It scared md saiied ASH living thing.
But not content with this 1t wished to rise
Among the clouds which sailed along the SKIES
And chafed with anger at the hateful cord
Which held 1t near the earth Ii go abherred
II pulled and iusgcd, and sirove with all Its might,
To break the string which held 1t from Its flight
Tvs. done al last its struggles broke the string
Aud II was free tosry Its power OF wing.
But now-aias, too late-the truth found, -
Freed from the cord It sank unto the ground
And fsiiiBg In neighboring cattle yari
Was broken, torn and tram pied by the herd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
Boston, Oct. 21.

Alex. III. Rice was nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Republicans
Of the Sd district Yesterday X. II.
Train Was nominated for reelection to
Congress- by The Peoples Union Conven.
tion in the 7th district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

~ Gen. Prentiss has arrived at his
home in Quincy, and addressed the cti-
zens there on Wednesday evening. His
reception amongst his old neighbors and
friends was mos, cheering and enthusi-
astc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25


KIND EDiros OF GATE, s.R Pardon me for in,ru
ding ,ou, after your mornings issue,
BIZ OF that obnoxious article poetry. Iber yo will not
think me- in introducing the enclosed aspant for
literary honors, ~ were really | should hardly
seek them tn the columns Of local print. Nor do
intend to come often TO the editorial foosoo seeking
avors, but only 10 AJAX for this little article, ded-
icated to tlosc men, with u.s. who are soon to 60
forth to suffering and death in behalf Of my beloved
country. do NOT like to them 60, like the dead
10 their charGeI houses with only The brief obituary
They departed" sc. Asa parting benedetlon ana
not for lis poetry, please honor H.
Most respectfully yours
CM,w.
To the 3Oih, ai Camp Lincoln.
The trumpet Of freed II lpud calls yea,
Go "30th, !" fearlcssiy go,
IT Iowans, death can't appaI you
When met facing Libery'sfoe
BY The spirit which neryed your brave fathers
When t,eir torn feet were reclining the SNOW
BY the faita that lorsook not your mothers
When gathered their mihis hi Of woe
Swear Row afoa Ettrrty's altar,
The oath they trump hsntly swore,
While life remains to faltrr
Till tyranny flies from our shore.
AZ Hopes sun recedcs In the West,
And the flowers far away in your meadows
May never more weep your breasts.
Yet hasten, for you waits glory,
No other before you might know;
For once, Ger the battle cid CORY,
The glad '.Lcw OF promise" shall glow.
America, born u Savior,
Is erucined now In her Sons;
Iowans, oh. consecrate ever
Their blood for earth's down.trodden ones
The pulse OF the whole earth Is fevered--
The heart OF world shrisks with pain
Well knowing our lighthouse once shiyered,
Their barqnes mnst go down In the main.
Yours TO Aid, then your country 5 saly at.on;
Win laurels the gree nest from Mars;
Keep spread 10 The eyes OF all nations
Coiumbias Jewel Of stars
BY Homerset's glorious valor--
BY Belmont, piled thick with her slRin-
BY the light which shines so 10 the halo
That floats over springaeia'a sad plain.
By Donetson Pea Ridge Iuka-
ny Corinth--by lexington fame
where s@els first the red wHve of battle
We sha II look for the 30.h's name
No more to Your prowess is given
To rivet the chains of the slave,
For now from Humani,y's Heaven,
new light shines down for the brave,
That light dear Liberty's beacon
Her ~atchw ord 1 know yours will be
The soil that ireem ans blood hallows
Shall live but to nanrish the free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
Jackson, Tenn, Oct. "a.

Jackson, Tenn, Oct. a.
To Maj. Gen. II. w. Halleck, General-in-
Chief U. S. A., Washington:
A dispatch just received says our cav
airy under Major Mud ran into Hay wood i
Partizan Rangers, 7 miles Of Brownville,
killed one Captain. captured about forty
prisoners and sixty horses, and wagon
load Of arms, completely breaking up the
party. | will send tho prisoners to AL.
ton.
(Signed, u s. GRANT,
Major General Comd'g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

The ELECTION IN DENyER. AT Che
election held on the It'll inst. for Dele
gate to Congress from the Territory of
Colorado, the vote in Denver City stood
as follows: Francisco, 457 Bennett, 428 !;
G,lp'n, 49G; in the vicinity Of Denver,
including Central City, Bennett received
about goo majority. The vote between
him and Francisco in tho Territory viii
be close Leaven worth Conservative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

S@- A railway train, loaded with one
hundred splendid Arabian horses, arrived
IN Paris three weeks ago. They came
from Algeria, by way Of Lyons, and are
designed for a regiment Of Chasseurs of
Nspoleon's Guard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

EF- Judge John s. Thompson, previ-
usly announced as an independent can
idate for Congress. in the 4th (Illinois)
District, has withdrawn from the canvass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
Dubuque. Oct. "a.

The first snow storm of the season COM
menced at 8 o'clock this morning, and
now GO o'clock still showing very hard.
Everything has the appearance of mid
winter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

A sabbath school convention out west,
passed resolution "lhat committee OF
ladies' and gentlemen BIO appointed to raise
children for the sabbath school. u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
SUPREME COURT.
IOeToBER TERM. |

CALEB s BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
&. G. WRIGHT, Associate Justice.
X. z. Lowe, Associate Justice.
J. ID. PATTON, Clerk pro fem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
The RrrYr GurpEs in PEsssYLvAx1A.

The RErrL GurDEs IN PENNSYLVANIA
A letter from Harrisburg to the Phila.
delphia Press says the men who pIloted
the rebels 30 safely through Psnnsyi-
vania, during the recent raid, were Penn
sylvania Breckenridge Democrats and no.
torions rascals. Their names are Logan,
Wilson, Shines and Brinn. 1t is also stat
ed that Gen Stuart and several of his Of
fcers are familiar with that section OF
the country, from having been stationed
al Carlisle barracks at different times
previous to the rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

The moral Of The Tale is plain and terse-
By'mendtng swell enough" you make II worse.
FRAsK kAYyIELp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25
Washington, Oct. "a.

On account of sickness Colonel j. p.
Twner has been relieved from duty as a
member of the court martial now in SEES
sion At st. Louis for the trial OF Major
MIX instrv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-25

Colonel w. +. Woodruff, whose nomi.
nation as Brigadier General was not con-
tirmed by the Senate, has been ordered to
join his regiment--the 18th Kentucky
volunteers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Tnc IscnuH,iicnm Andrc.s.

Tho Republican papers are publishing an
article headed "Addrcss of tho Republican
Members Of Congress to the Loyal People OF
Of the United States" It is signed by B. +.
Wade, of Ohio, and seven other radicals Of
the Senate and by J. A. Bingham, :. NJ.
Ashley, W. p. Cutler, II. G.. Blake, a. G..
Riddle, of Ohio, and twenty other radicals Of
the House Of Representatives.
There is little in the address worthy OF no
tice save it argues in favor OF unlimited pow
er Of Congress in Carrying on the war, and
that this power should be exercised for giving
freedom to, and arming the negro slaves
These radical Congrcssmcn say Of the ne
gr0ees:
"Shivcr the fcttcrs that bind them and they
will rise from the degradation of slaves to the
dignity Of irecmcn, and render faithful SER
vice to your country
The freedom of the negro is the burden Of
this address Of the Republican Members OF
Congress :" but not a word is said in ii in be.
half Of the preservation OF the Union. The
word "Uuion," as understood by our fathers,
is fast going out OF use with the Republican
Abolitionists, aud for good reason, as they
are bent upon the destruction Of the thing it.
selfi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
$4,000 Lives Lost,

The Cincinnati Gasctic good Republican au-
Ihori;y says that McClcllan's forces have been
reduced $4,000 since he entered Yorktown.
For the greater part Of this shocking loss OF
life the Administration is responsible. He
asked for rciulOrccmcuts which should and
could have been furnished, but Stanton stub
boruly refused to send him aid Some pco-
pie arc uuchlrtaJlo enough to believe that
| the Administration was determined to dis
credit Mcclellan, without regard to the cost
Of lie and treasure, or the consequent disad
vantage to the Union cause. That McClcl-
lau's gallant army has been almost annihila.
lated is u solemn truth. But the charge that
lie is in any wise responsible for Tie terrible
disaster is lOlsc--a charge uttered only by
non com Blatant Black Republican partsan
minions Of the Chicago Platiorm-L -Lincoln-A
ministrltion but for which no fractional
slaughter Of the American people would ever
] have occurred.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
w cssage from GOV. TOd--Fill ur
tie Regiments!

CoLUMDUs, O., Aug, 9th.

CoLUMBUs, o., Aug, 9th.
TO tie Military CommWees:
Recent orders Of the Secretary Of w ar,
in relation to drafting may cause diversity
Of opinion, and action among you; hence
| deem it proper to urge that you proceed
in your efforts to complete the regiments
heretofore called for, and fill up those al =
really in the field as though the order had
not been promulgated.
1t is hoped that the generous and lib
cral offers now being made all over the
State, in the shape Of bounties torecruts,
will not be Withdrawn or interfcred with.
Itis believed that with continued vigorous
effort, the regiments may be filled up by
the 10Th.
The several Assessors who arc directed
to take an enrolment of the militia of the
State are progressing rapidly with the
work, but it will necessarily take some
ten or fifteen days t. complete the work.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
'E,ElC E.nnCnsicr EnglC.

For some reason which is wholly uncXplan-
ed the Lancaster Eagic has dropped the name
This fact is hc raldcd'hy the Abolition. Disun-
ion press Of the tate with great joy. They
state tho reason TO be, lccauso Judge RAN
NEY made patriotic war speech at Lancaster,
and while protesting to be for the war them
selves, they rcioiced that Judge r. has been
thus treated by the Eayh. What consum-
mate hypocntcs and scamps these Abolition
Disunion editors are. If they wcrc sincerely
and honestly for the war, the case they make
should excite different feelings from those
they exhibit. But they as body are as hos
tile to the war for the preservation OF the
Union, as JEFF. DAVIS himself
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
The Cincinnati Gazette Answer-
cd by "a Republican,.

Tho Ncgrophobia Democrats have been
trying hard to make a littlc capital out of
u charge that the loyal blacks, who have
saught refuge in Washington are an ex-
penSc to the Government. The ialsity OF
tho charge is shown by the fact that all
such refugees arc employed by the Gov
crnmcnt and earn more than tho expense
Of keeping ,-- gazette,
Mr. Diven,a Republican member in
Congress from New York, in speech
urging the employment of negroes in the
South, said
| know it to be the fact that this Gov.
ernment is to-day supporting eahoasand
6idck men WMe expense IF lis treasary,-
Those black mon are rendering no equiv
alent Tor that support,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
what tnc Country Requires.

Tho country requires the services Of
threo hundred thousand additional volun-
teers to put down the great robclion.---
This number should DO put into the field
as soon as possible. If not obtained i'm,
medotely, the number will have to be
augmented, for the rebels are calling all
their force into the field, This is the cri.
SIS in the contest, and the fate of tho ma.
tion is in peril Every man who can Ell.
ter the service should respond at once to
the call and thus lend his aid TO over
throw the rebels and preserve our glori.
Gus Union. Let the people I'LL up the
ranks Of the army at once, and thus crush
tho 'ebels--and when the election time
comes, let those remaining at home fiji
mp the ballot-box with conservative votes,
aud thus crush and put down the Aboli-
tlonisls who are the allies of the seces
sion.-- Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
Not u WORD.

Has the Republican press had a word
to say against Wendell Philips, who pub
licIy boasted that he had been engaged
for nineteen years in the work of destroy
ing the Union
Not a word!
Has it had a word to say against Vice
President Hamlin, who knowing Phil
lips reasonable sentiments, publicly left
the Speakers chair, in the Unitel States
Senate and almost embraced him on the
floor Of that body ?
Not word!
Has it had word to say against Sen
ator Wade, who declared publicly in the
Senate THAT the man that prateS about
the Constitution in this great crisis, is a
traitor o.
Not word!
Has it had word to say against Rep
resentatve Bigaam, who said in the
House only month ago, "Who in the
name of Heaven wants the Cotton States,
or any other State this side Of perdition,
to remain in the Union, if slavery is to
continue %
Not a word!
Has it word to say againt Thaddeus
Stevens, who recently said in Congress
that he "was not for the restoration Of
the Union, if slavery is preserved ?"
Not n wordl
Has it had word to say against any
Of the fanatics who declare "the Consti.
tuition league with hell" and the "Un
ion a covenant with the devil %
Not n word!
Has it had word to say against any
Of its friends who have plundered the
treasury in one year Of greater sun
than lhe yearly current expenses, of Mr.
Buchanan's administration 90
Not a word!-Le5anoR 1dVeHiSer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
An Amusing yet Ridiculous
sight.

To see hale, stout, able-bodied men of
the proper age, and whose circumstances
in life are such as to justify them in vol
untcering, running about Or standing at
the street corners or cross roads, abusing
and denouncing their neighbors because
they may not be able to respond to the
call of the country is an amusing as well
as ridiculous sight If all such men as
we refer to were to enter the ranks and
say, come boys, come, they would do a
positive good. AS it is, their influence is
very porncious.- Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
Filling thc Ranks.

The companies recruiting in this county iol
the lO2d Regiment are being rapidly filled up,
We have that abiding faith in the patriotism
OF the people Of this county that prompts Ms
to believe the number OF troops asked for viii
be quickly and voluntarily forthcoming --
From present indications both companies viii
be mll IN two weeks from this time. Let
other counties suffer the iRnomny OF adran
II they will but we hope lIo lines county will
share no such disgrace under that call.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
Mon. llmgl, ]. rcNeit.s snnnrn -. 4

Hon. Hugh y. Icwett's Speech a,
the War Meeting iu Zanes-
willie.
The GAINESVILLE duroro has the follow
ing notice of Mr.. Jewctts Speech at the
war meeting in GAINESVILLE, on Saturday
night, July 10Th, 1862;
Mr. Jcwctt said, in urging the hearty
support of the Government, in this hour
OF trial, he did not dipca himself Of lis
yoyty pjewS. lie ciajmcd 10 be a pdyty man,
ona 10 dBcr almost entirely aciM Tie policy
pursued by the party in powcr. Party he
claimed as the essential element of free
institutions. Free Press and free speech 4,
wiMom wljb free Government is mock
cry, Shoud hare its legitimate oppression
through tie ballot boz.
Having discussed measures, and finally
voted, the result of public experience
must be abided by, until there shall be an
opportunity of roconsiderng the public
will through the ballot box. As Demo
Gratis, We cldim tile PriUHege Of free dis
cussion cf all tie measures # tie Goreyp.
mcM and cheeriuly submit to the will of
the majority whom fairly expressed"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
What tamconsistcucy!

In the work of rallying the people to
respond to the call of the Government for
additional troops, Ranney, Jowett,
Payne, Pugh, and hosts of other Demo
Gratis, who stand by and uphold the or
ganization of the Democratic party, as
essential and necessary at this time, are
on the stump and doing good service, -
In fact, without the all of such men but
little could be effected, since the patriot
ism of the Abolition Disunionist is far
below par; and yet, the Democracy are
stigmatized and sandered and charged
with sympathizing with rebellion. What
Inconsistency and injustice !-Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
Help us Sn,nno or we sink

The New York TriJane says, "unless
the slaves are given to understnd, and that
speedily, that the Union wants their serv-
ices enough to give them their liberty
therefor, then the rebellion can never be
put down.
There it is. Unless the slaves are en-
listed and armed, Greedy gives it up. If
the south come back to the Union, Gree
ly Dc Co. lose power, and the loaves and
fishes, and they feel horror of such a re .
suit. VIII the North concede that the
white men Of the South are too much for
them, and that they must call in the ne
gro.-,Scnecd AvertiSe..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
Administrators Sale.

Isaac Huchstettler, admins
traitor OF Daniel u. Burger, Probate Court of
deceased. Holmes Coun ~ o.
rs. Petition to sell
Samuel Burger, Adam Bur- land.
ger Il a..
THE said Samuel Burger. and Adam Burger,
L who are nOn-residentS of the State of Ohio,
are hereby informed that the 3lst day uf July
4. d; 1862, said adminstra filed his petition in
the Probate Court Of Holmes County, Ohio, tho
object and prayer of which petition is to obtain
an order, on the 9th day Of Septemer, 4. D. 1862,
for the sal of the following Real Estate (ot which
the said Daniel ID. Burger lied seiZed9 to pay the
debts of said decedent, to-wit; Being the one un-
divided third part of the following real estate
situate in the County of Holmes and state Of
Ohio, (SuppO Scd to contain one hundred and fifty
eight acres more or less } all of the north west
quarter of section number twenty-tOur, township
number eight, OF range number four with the
exception OF two acres of said quarter with barn
thereon be the same more or less, sold ON tho LIST
day of June, A. u. 1889, to Jacob ID, Miller, and
bounded as follows: Beginning fourteen chains
tOrty-four links from the north west corner of
said quarter on the west line at q stake; thence
south thirty two aud half degrees east, seven
chains and forty links TO stake; thence south
fifty two degrees west, four chains and fOurty ivo
links To post on said west line; thence north one
and onc-fourth dc}coes cas-, nine chains and
fourtyone links to the place of beginning; together
with all and singular the apPertenances thereto
ISAAC HOCUSTETTLER Admir-
Of Daniel d Burger, decd.
August g. 1601--W5pS6lJ.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
w hat "a Union Paper says OF the
"EuiOn'' Party.

The Louisville J0urnol known to all
as thoroughly Union paper, has this to
say of the bogus Union party Of the
North
"lhc new party is clearly nothing more
or less than the Republican party under
another name; and if consumatcd will
render the immediate consolidation of the
Northern conservatives impossible. 1t
is essentially and practically an anti-sla-
very party. In other words, the move
ment is thoroughly sectional"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-07
a Pair OF Them.

The following "lovely" paragraphs APP
pcarei in two OF the most prominent
Republican presses in this State
Any laboring man ,rho fears Negro
competition, can present himSeif at one q
or recruiting o6iceS, and he can secure
permanent Observation-Disclosures Ga
zeHe
i any in 1ioidualS are unwiHing 10 work
By tie side of NEGROES, Il is their priO-
aege to seek employment eisewhere,--Tole-
do Blade.
1t seems thai in the estimation of these
Republican worthless, a white man is on
ly fit for enisting, while the niggers are
a santed tribe, that are to take his place
-Erchange.