The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-26

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y g asae@ 9 eea.pn W. : a,
sos as acn o oux Mey.-
Gss.y msn ana woman IN tne Southern
800. w1O was concerned IN It became
rnnlnsr 5sler the Hermit. preaching e
H 1olI2c tisves tpe overthrow pf The
'id nen = senda9 Ev-
!. =! 4, nss s wno encouraged enlieanenfa
s 70 xi, ,g1 aeoutsd 70 his
49, Fvss! rs1itt 4 nave, sW9salk.
ss' the example me slaveholders who
-. ~ 80 nluny years hau been preaching
ooeaencs asa fsbnaision TO their labor
IN. Prssen.eo themselves, in the dread
;.uIzetp5 yosi0 10 - Fe4e3dly y
ion, = . many @lld and irsnsied incen-
p, :. 70 NOSE VINO phoasd have aAsns =
~ l,mes IN then Observation-Disclosures md
Slue1'y conduct. by , .srsAs.ssf false
. .Ivu .nu c.lomny' as snaoundad and gra-
ss'.ous :: " sss .ses.slss, the Southern
l,aoefs 10 ne bearing of their slaves
~ esHos kspuosleshs with the delibe-
~ lnLe1flop q setting them free, apd
sSaiy 81 aassd ~ their Wick
S1ness ONLY, rsa'sed tns standard Of revolt.
Ive.y par. OF the South swarmed with
~, troops marched TO and
no ni'ng the south with excitement !;
.ne peace'@ agaso'soni parssits Of the
s'avs 4efa broken. FL and plaatiae Qps.
1.s sdspended. ~ the voluntary,
s1Foc.ous' uncalied for, and ssupid calum.
ny 2, 'ne leaders. y whom the people of
:. 80 0Ousn sunefeu themselves to be- bull
l'ed and nd dsn'.esssd n.sr, Tho nsgsoss
ve1e !oed ~ peheve that Ar. Lincoln's
sdm nn had come into power for
M parse g. setelnk theln me-. Eh4
sevn "evs. coined Z ohcker lie in his in
:e.nal work.noe. Terrible 4 Sthe pun
isnment OF THIS grest sin.
Inc rebels are doing the very thing
va3oe snsy secused Mr.. Lincoln Of trying
g CO. ,4asy ere lhenaelyes, .aniatsntial-
ly-Pe!naps unw'ttingly--acting the part
q Psaensaa' imnsdisse; radieai. "A boli.'
eonls1 ana Y ~ probability their a.
poi % nr % the complete destruction
q slavery y concsrnel, Mil h success
[a!. ceoessionism !. Aboitoniam. Abo-
\ . generally UNDERWOOD, vas
me do9na Of = snaH party, living mostly
. tno1s Seates which ars farthst removed
rom the pfssencs Of slavery secession.
lsm y the act Of . large party living
lmong thc alaysss md ssnsqasntly .is|
nnnitely more potent In destroying slave,
y: IL does the work several ways.
y sxcsees rhe Shves md 1nzkss then,
n .Fa ~ .yseis.5 esat n sssal
Hsu1peuds their otdineSJ hbou ~ I I
yrsas dsmsstic ossyuiiop, and mstea |
yreAe aambsn Of than ID, aud, eonss- !
leeaify. dssncrs9'zed osnd insubordinate 4
4 or'ass af..a thousands VI them, Who
lave hitherto been we'll psovidsa ~, thel
most painful destitation Of both food ana !
'lo!nasl a69ylt id1tlhcs 6f 55lfzpFsSSFs
'atlon impsasi Ahse slsvs 70 -. % nur-
icy, = ran away, just - hs would 6yI
ron Won. bear, or . serpent. He
'aa get u home neither hat, shoes, shirt,
neat Or salt: and naturally flies from his
master - from one snitten with the
plague. TO remain At home il starva-
,on, the most painful of I'll deaths. L.
mere one 20 dull, - brutishly stupid, 90
utterly blind, - not to zee and feel that
nsurrectlons must inevitably follow such
is.ss1 Z Yet We hear persons speaking
y :ne frocAnation Of EmaOcipation .
nc'tng slaves to insurrection / Prepos.
'erous, and absurd complaint. We aver,
md challenge . refutation Of the aver
nent, that everything which human Wit,
y iunacy rather, could devise to incits,