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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

1.-THE ONLY SALVATION.v

Such is the title OF a leader in Maho-
ney's Herald Of the l7th instant, in op-
position to the war, and intended to dis
courage enlistmen,s for the defence Of our
country. Peace, this Jesuit sympathizer
argues, is the only salvation of the country;
and then he holds up before his readers
the horrors of war, and our inability to
compel obedience to the authority Of the
government.
Therefore, the editor says:
owe must first begin to undo that
which we never ought to have done--ou,
hostile legislation; to remove that which
never should have been enacted-esery
cause for complaint and then with The
olive branch In our hands, carrying with
us the knowledge that We have been Just
1t not generous; We can take Richmond
and Charleston and Savannah with The
wand OF u magician. And here is where
true courage is required to nerve us tc
the performance Of duty
And again the editor says:
The people have not impslled this va,
1T has been the politician. Were thew
ali sunk in obli,ion--their teachings un.
known or disregardcd, NC would not be
IN war. And cannot tho people, who are
above and beyond them, brush them one
SIDE ~ the mos: puny Of all impediments
and "by opposing end them ="
Let US do right; let US give to those il
arms against US such assurance a. ON,
bond OF Union demands, Jet us undo tina,
which has been unwisely done and v,
VIII have peace. But war, though \
declmate and impoverish the land, though
1t pile Alp upon Alp Of indebtedness, vii
but sound the depths of human folly. an,
leave 1t where it found two nations. nm
conquered and uneonqusrable."
The people did impel this war on on,
part, Tor when the announcement of Ii.
firing upon the asg Of our country as 8 Ga,
ships bore relief and supplies to the gal
hnt Anderson and his devoted men, ape
the fast following intelligence Of the a.
of Sumter mid the I've and smoke Of
terrible houhsrdmest was borne swift
lightning over the land. the Pee. ,le b
common consent rushed to ARM. TIL
PeP's o'o iwr.el this war, and u .roughou
III .ne ',yuntry, in the frssh Rush Of thei
" .nusiastic patriotism. they sileuced f.
the time the voice Of traitors and SWIM,
tlizers, and "impeiied" them to raise Il
flag of the country and to pretend
least that they were patriots for the tim
being.
Douglas but gave utterance to the vol,
Of the people in those trumpet NOT
which rallied them to arms, and urgs
them to carry the war into the cote
fields Of the South rather than suffer
in the corn-helds Of Illinois.
This Is the peoples war-a war for th
maintenance Of their Government and Il
free institutions, and TO transmit TO thei
children the liberties purchased BY th
blood Of their fathers. 1t is war fe
freedom against traitor aristocracy whic
SCOUTS the Old democratic doctrines Of th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

Notice 10 hereby given thai Delegate Repubhesl
state Convention will be held st Dcs Aoines on We'd
p~.day the R3d day OF July A. ~ 1864, for the rur
pose of putting IN for the Offices
Of secretary, Treasurer and Auditor of State, At
tsrney general md gisier of the state Land Office
To De suhported At the Eeas r, neral election
The fofiewir. win fon the ratio Of representation,
oa d. u 81, asI eeants In the State,
and delegate fer every 100 ves for Abrsham
Lincon President Of the UEied States the cleo
ton Of 1850 and one additional delegate for every
fraclionatvese exceeding 50.
laval eitxsns. without regard TO former political
socistlons, whoare IN OF giving rapport
the National ADMINISTRATION. In sfhorough and ei-
fecsus suppression the rebellion, invited 10 CO.
operate throughout the State.
JOHN n. DEWEY, Chsirman, 5sh DIstrict
sAnrAL F. MiLLAR, LIST do
w. s. DUNCAN, Cd do
JOHN d. LOCKWOOD, I'd do
W X. SMITH. 4th ,,o
IL. SANDERS, 9Th ia
jacob BUTLER, 7th do
SHANE, Eth dc
q. W. MILLER, 9th do
H. FULLKR, 10Th do
K. IL. FtYIoR fith 40
Stats Cssfrsi CsMwitkss.
g. @. BRoWNElL, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

CHANGE.--A law was passed just b.
fore the adjournment of Congress making
postage stamps : legal tender, and stamps
are being prepared on thick paper and
without gum TO circulate as .'small
change"
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Dsnscrasie state Cenventisn.

The following are the candidates nomi
mated at the recent Democratic Stat1
Convention: R. H. Sylvester, Of John.
son county, for Secretary Of State; John
Brown, of Polk county, for Treasurer Of
State; Judge LorAh, for Auditor, r. Hall
Of Des MONIES county. for Attorney Gen
erai; Capt. Gottschalk, Of Dubuque, TO,
Register Of State Land Once.
The platform adopted il said to be til.
Border States Resolutions. with soms
slight alterations. Whit compromise,
were made we are not advised, nor doe;
j. matter, as the progeny Of the Conven
ton will prove to be still-born.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

TT. Monroe, July Is.

Several gunboats have come down the
James river to convoy troops which are at
this place, up the river. All - quiet on
the river, and there is na news from the
army.
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REpIBLlCAA CONVERSATIONAL CoNIENTIo,

Delegate Convention will be held AT MI. Pleasant
Oh tdaesday, the 9th day OF August A. D. is62 for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for C.urte..
the First Congressional District TO be supported
al lie next general election.
zach county in the District viii be entitled 10 one
delegate and one additional delegate orrach one hun
dred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln ~ President Of
the United States; and also, additional delegate
for every fractional vote over fifty.
All citizens Who are rssor If AssrItp and ko.<.tfs
supporting the National Adinis rstian In all efforts 20
spssdsg ard ctsrsav suppress the Rebellion, are in.
yised to Cooperate.
y. krRRfAH, Oh. Rep. Cen. Com. OF Lee county
LUKE fALAEk, a. Des Moaes co.
joins lIALk, n Louisa co
4 Y YpUso, Washtnvton N,
g. w. EDWARDS Henry 20
Rohr r. hATcLHr" I" Jefferson co.
Wk Mex. FIKpLKrt' DAvisco
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21
New York, July 10.

Col. Morgan, brother Of the guerrilla
rebel Chief, was sssn IL this city to-day.
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tuiyIo-i

small Account Book was lost on Thursday, July
f7th Inst The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving tbs Ssme 1T this once Id2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21
The Right Spirit.

dianapolis, on l2th instant. some ronsing
good speeches were made by Governor
Morton and others. It has been charg-
cd, and often with too much truth, that
we have among Us hundreds and thous-
ands of men, who, il they could 60 as OH
GERS, would enlist Tor the war ct once
that regiment of officers" could be
raised as easily as one company of pri-
Yates. 1t is bad symptom to have our
patriotism SO conditional, and augurs no
little vanity on the part of hundreds who,
however distinguished in civil affairs,
have no superior claims for military lead
ers.
But at our indianapolis meeting several
Of the distinguished speakers showed
themselves above this petty hankering for
Office.
Mr.. Wallace said:
He himself would 90 TO this war with
his musket on his shoulder, and his KNAPP
sack on his back, He would take NO
commission from His Excellency. He
would go Is high private, and he had
put down his name on the roll. The hour
had come when he had promised his own
heart, at the commencement of these diff
fcultios. TO 60 and maintain the glory and
honor OF the Stars and Stripes.
And the Governor took him up ut his
word.
Benjamin Harrison, another eloquent
speaker, said:
| he hoped he came from better stock
than to hesitate in this emergency ia
raise his feeble arm in defence OF his Gov.
ernment. The sainted spirit Of a soldie,
who had died for his country, was bet
ter spouse to his bereaved wife, than ,
craven husband at home.
lie had counted the cost and he hat
enrolled his name. turning his back upol
al the bright anticipations Of his profes
sion as q lAwer and his Office AZ Suprem,
Court Reporter. to 60 as a private. Lik
his friend Wallace, he would accept NJ
comnission from His Excellency.
These were the right kind of example
r, initiate. They enrolled their name
among their country's defenders and sur
portcrs, not with reference to themselves
but solely for their country. Their ia
fuence WAS not lost, and Immediately tn
full companies were enlisted. Can v
not have the same kind Of sslf-sacrifcin
devotion in Iowa!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WINE.

We have for sale superior article Of Wine, three
years ia from Ohio. Price u 60 psr gallon.
jpiy2i-d KELLOGGsA BlRCI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-21

| The points which Mahoney urgs'
against the war in this article are, first
skat II was unnecessary and unjust, and
brought upon the country by the politi
clans, against the wishes of the people
Secondly, he depicts, in the most pathetic
and moving terms, the horrors. sufferfngs
and miseries of the war, aud urges its
great and ruinous expense. Thirdly, he
| insists that the war is utterly unavailinp;
that the traitors can mover be brought to
submit to the authority Of the Govsrn.
ment; and. therefore. in the fourth place,
he counsels that we undo ali that We have
done, that is, disband our armies, instead
of increasing the number Of our forces,
and ofer the olive branch Of peace.
Every one of these arguments were
urged in exactly tbs same spirit against
the war with Great Britain, in 1912, by
the Hartford Convention Federalists.-
They did not avail then to turn the gov.
eminent Of the people from the path of
duty and honor, leading to success and
glory. nor will they do SO now.
Another leader of the Herald of the
previous day, headed How to Avoid In
tervention. is to the same purport--
The editor says there is no doubt but that
foreign nations will intervene in our af-
fairs, and argues that they have the right
to do SO. Moreover. he claims it az GER
tainiy that foreign Intervention would be
fatal to our Union and Government, and
in sure the dismsmberment Of the country,
and therefore he argues in favor of the
cessation of hostilties at once, and the
adoption instead OF ssamicable means"
for the restoration Of the Union.
These are tho views and sentiments
Of the most able and influential opposition
press in the State Of Iowa, after which the
others follow with uncertain and unequal
steps in the same tortuous path.
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LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX R1TTEps

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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES