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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

NEw FIRM.-Mn B. y. Hamblston
bees admitted - partner in the old
- ID we'll known boot and shoe house Of
F.. Moody. This is the Oldest whole
boot and shoe house in this city, and
- been, and i still, doisg N immense
ls.l finsas. Ar. Moody i oas Of osr sound
business nan. Ir. Hambletoa has been
engaged asbook.ksspsr md salesman in
|. the house for number u ysan, and il 4
nost worthy nan. L i plsasure for
- 70 rsceansad - eoaatry dsalsn this
ysliahle Arm. A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

FRENCH TROOPS DETEA TED
AT PUEBLA.
GALVESTON TO BE At
LACKED
Latyst irons .11nsAcSlys.
aSa ss,sE s AElf- 84 Bka III
washlngssn Specials.
ITnbune Special

eOAAs0e 0K0Ob140s
Tribune Special.
Washington, Feb. 7.
There were two lines OF blocksline
ships OF Charleston Harbor. The outsr
one, in deep water, WAS 7 miles from
Sumter, the inner ons was upon the bar.
The sailors in tie navy department ase
certain that the rebel iron-clads were not
ealeelaEsd for deep and rough water be.
yond, and it is ascsrtained that they did
not 60 near 70 or menace the I'd and outer
line of large blockaders.
General Rufus King has been appoint
ed Military Governor of Norfolk, vice
Gen. Vielc who will be transferred 70 .
more active command
Special to Times
The House Committee Of Ways and
Means had informally under consideration
to-day the Senate's amendments 70 the
finance bill. The committee accepts them
all except the reduction of legal tenders.
They will insist on $500. .O0O, ,OOO, but
allow any Secretary to judge Of the .nsc-
The Senate Finance Committee and
Secretary Chase are in entire acoord nov
relative to the finance bill. fz+ks
The views Of the House Committse Of
Ways and Means are also daily approach.
ing nearer and nearer to those Of the Sem
ate and Finance Committee. The SEN
ate and Committee Of Ways and Means
will probably agree in recommending .
tax of at least one eighth per cent. on I'll
speculative transactions in gold.
The Spanish Ministers here have re-
ceived . royal decree from Madrid an
nouncing that passports from foreigners
vH not ts required hereafter in travel
ing through Spanish dominions.
Senator Henderson, Of No., has just No
ceived the following telegram in regard
to the Senatorial contest in that State:
Jsfsron City, Feb. 5.--Glove9 aud
Breckinridge have vithdrswn, Broadhead
So, Brown as, Phelps 90.
Especial to Herald.
The case Of General Buell. and findings
Of the court have bsen transnittsd 70 the
President.
A. A. James, formerly Prosecuting At
torney Of Hamilton Co., Ohio, has been
appoiatsd A1st. Jsdgs AdvocaieG Gsnsfsl,
n this city. with rank Of Major.
Don Piatt has besn appointsd Asst.
1nspsctor General, with raak of isat.
Coloasl .A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
Congregational.
Washington, Feb. 8.

A communication was received from
tho Secretary Of the Interior asking 40
increass Of the appropriations for land
officers in land service. s ags
The House bill to promote efficiency in
the Commissary Department was passed.
rV Mr.. Cowan presented . memorial from
w. G. Jewett. for the admission Of Colo
RADIO into the Union as State.
Harris presented memorial from the
merchants and importers Of New York,
praying that legal tender notes may be
used for paying customs.
House resumed the consideration of the
Illinois and New York Ship Canal bill.
/ Kellogg thoaght discussion would not
change the yots. but be wished 70 act
upon that = early q I787. Ths ques.
ton was fhs practicAbility Of eonnscting
the watsrs Of The Gulf Of e. LAwraAce
and Mpxipo. ~. .s s~..'..,,,, 49,
Referring to the report of the Commit-
tAs on Naval Affairs. Kellogg said the.
tsthor Of it, Mr.. Conklin, no ono would
suppose had livsa ason sains' Of sasiroad
which bad dnrink the last year made ave
.hillious on . capital stoek Of thirtsen mill
|lions, judging from that gsstlsman's
opposition 70 The bill, bat great man
,woaA lhEsr. In farther adsooasy Of the
'nsasars 10 MD the lovoSnmsnt vas ask
I'd oaly 70 lend it, credit. and the tolls Of
|tAs u6nois and HichiQn Canal now paid
moro thaa ihs infsssst Of IL I've millions
|sxpsadaA By nlinois on thsa work.
Mr.. Ooak6n explained thas the report
Of The Conmittss On Naval Afain, which
had ben astacked, xas made pursuant to
instr1ctions from the House to inquire q
to the naval and military aspect flths
work. In the examinations before the
commistee no commercial interests we're
reported. He had made up his mind to
vote against any naasurs which would
bsuse either the money or the credit pf
the Governmsnt from what b conceived
should be their szolusive s0ploymsnt-
the crushing ont BY iorca of arms Of this
atrocious rsbellion. sThssals Aad beon
made against him h ths- Sity Of New
York and hers, beesuss ol his opposition
10 ~ hill. The inA1sacs "a tbs Rrssil
dent hAl hssn hrought - thGsuppoEa u
~ unsasnrs i : manner almost unpar-
allslsa. The lobbiss Of this House wsre
flied With paid advocatss ID siolatio1 Of
the Elaws, and this bill hsd bssa brought
l,ere IN 4 fnadulent manned, ,unasksd and
Eruaathsrissd By the Naval Committee.
4 Gin iaAsszapling mid fhs sta4ensnt
L4N fhlhs il length and breadtA, and -
wbsld nest ~ qsssiioa sfshsr here -
|slssWhms. Hs pronounced the staAs-
nent IN unmitigated fraud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
Parsy ssrifs.

The Dsmocrats here and elsswhers
ssem to think IL il the right tima 70,
party organization and party action
- though the country is to be saved by
smbittsred party strife. When the gov.
ernmsnt resorts 70 measures best ealcu.
lated to aid the armies of the Union and
weaken the armiss Of the enemy, just
then by the madness Of partisan fanatics
Is raised the cry Of Abolionism, puritan.
ism, and where the country has right "a
expect support We get nothing but oppo.
sition and clamors Of discomfort. If ever
the cause for which ws are now strug-
Cling. the restoration;of our once glorious
Union is defeated, that defeat will rssult
from the party opposition Of Northern
tories. who would rather see the country
torn into irreconcilable isagneah, forsv-
sr ruined, than to - 1t ssvsd upon prin-
siples which they politically oppose.
Not 20. we can assure them, are the
lesliDgp Of the party ard administration
in power. The saivation Of the country i
the uppermost thought and object; bat
il in its accomplishment any othSr ersst
goed u doss, NE lie bAsishnsst u %.
curved slavery, We shall al ny amen to
thst. Killing two ssch abomaabls. nv
snous birds ~ Secession and Slavery With
sss stone viii b . good lick which none
but traitors win object 10.
Bnt let n not stop in the midst Of the
eossics to snsags in party striis, bot
athsr push on 70 6nal victory and discuss
the politics afterwards.
The --latest views of Mr.. BigIow" has
somethiDg to the point in verse:
An vU's ths csv,.ssa solks sssuty
Trytn' 70 heps sAsv' = noAias DOM,
An lsok - theogh thsy did nj doubt
sustAia' parsi<A1sS wss a-esavis'
rher' . critters III net taik an' aa
FerNut they cali Consultation;
They'd hand abualo-Arovs srsss
when they nur msddsr than all BsAhsn.
Cessiaasss ~ est .esss ~ isetss,
No meter hsw they phrase an tone It:
means thet We re to sst down ick Cd,
Thss We re poor shotss A. glsc 70 own IL
An why should We kick, sp q nass
About ths Prss'auns's psselanaxaons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
Letter frsn Ksntucky.
February ID, 1868.

-
MR. EDIfoR-Dedy SIR: Not Wishing
% give my present locality, have Unit
'sa y In 'ne hssdisg OF N s'Ietser.
nanoe ny iaat letter to you havetray.
saeo over consideraoic portion OF Ten
se'.ee. nno the secash geaeraly tired
OF the war and whether sincere or not,
expressing warm desire to have the
Soa .neroers stay out Of Tennessee, and
'ne On'on men, OF course, want them TO
s.sy OUT Du' i = the pohcy OF the re0-
~ g make Isaneases the battle ground
= long . possible. Indeed, when Ten
nesese ma si1lnla eeases 2 p the bse
os ground, 0sFseels syill le rAipPsd.-
Irese sfe . graal mspy good un'on nsn
~ tennessee Iney are Union men m
a. any o'loum''u0-n.ges1 - no n'g-
gef. Inc o.s'1sns sensra!ly adnit That
snoe' any circumstances shysfy IN Ten.
ee.see ,s hks'y gene sP " and \ they
ou ss !.fp ven ~ - swo n
ou - .Asoa Aoonssons vosid
..nesoAs = Asnsse. 0ncn war
: =" ~ sn 0Osn sniAk ana ak.
- 'ssn au's .."D3 q unfon men
~ ana Ahoama VINO ran awsy
!, = 0.P''oa' inere - evident
s 1'on ies,Dg e1'.ung tners'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
Washington, Feb. z

Washington, Feb. z.
It's believed that the Senate will con-
firm mono Of the Brig. Generals which
are oow before it, except those who have
earned it by military conduct and who are
hearty supporters OF the Government and
its war policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

On Friday Gen. Burnside visited one
of the public schools Of New York, and
visited in succession the male, the female
and the primary departments. In the
latter he made the following address
"NY DEAR CHIIDaEN The more
see of your institution the more grati6ed
am a. my visit here. In this depart
ment / have experienced intense pleas
ure. Your innocent maneuvers, and the
precision with which you perform them,
do yourselves and your teachers great
credit. Many Of you, NO doubt, have
brothers and fathers in the 6eld. Let
your prayers ascend to heaven for them
for their safe return to you But you
should not forget in those prayers to
thank the Creator that you have been per-
mitted TO live in an age like the present,
in which you are enabled to receive 90
much and such good education. 1t is
. high privilege. / need NOT say any
thing TO you Of the love which you should
bear your country, and the determination
which you should have, noswithstas sding
your constant prayers for psacs. to do oil
you can ard ny all yoa can in praise Il
sour institations and your country until
yon are permitted to rise to the 80 Of
man and take your PLACES - SUCH lam
TOO nseh Impressed with this scsns to
talk to yeu Ansntly. but my heart il with
Jon. May God bless you Ill. Farewell" :
Z On concluding the General was greet
cd with unbounded apphass. After
half N hour spent in aatographing alps
of paper which wers sAovered on him
BY thoss prssasA, H. General mads :
rather didicalt sgrsss 70 his carriage
ami<a Alola choofS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

A letter from Dominica, West Indies,
Jan. 10th. states the u. s. steamer San
Jacinto had called there to inquire after
the Alabama.
British war steamer Vesuvius, at Ber-
muda 27th, reported that the French
army had been defeated in m sttack On
Puebla, Mexico, snd have lost 5000 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
1hs Rroneh Ds1sassA ~ Faebls.
Now York, Feb. Z.

Now York, Feb. Z. 1
BY IN arrival at Suffolk from RisAs0n6
We learn that the new Msrrimao Is nov
betReen sevsa sndu sightg nil1 1slow
Richmond. II is piexosd fas tyo,9aa
on each side and viii carry one forward
and one aft. The vessel = psoae1rssd
n many ! failure, vhils othsls asS 6oa&,
dsnt Of it, success. Two other iron eladz
- in process Of conseRncfioal sssi5s A
Ths rebels are throwing up sazthW0sAn
is'eve.y direction for the dsfsass Of ~
eapital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

IcI.-Ths Nessn. Collien informs ~
Phat they have been busily engaged dur
ng the past week in getting out and stor-
ag ice, which they have procured from
b Dcs Hoines rivsr. All fears Of the
arcity Of ioe the coming summer can be
naishsd. - m abundant supply viii soon
Y > secured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
0olvesson to bs Atsaekea.
New York, Feb. 7.

Now xOfK, rop. =.
The Worlds correspondent says the
impression i that Farragut's heet il 70 di.
minished that il won't be possibls to ut.
tack Port Hudson until reinforced.
Advices from Galveston via Havana
give Com. Bells proclamation to foreign
Ccnsals, notifying them and oil foreign
subjects, and oil others concerned, that
Galveston is liable to be STACKED any day
BY the U. s. forces. Twenty-four hours
win be allowed for the innocent and help
less to move. 95'3s
The reported defest Of the Frsnsh in
Mexico proves to bs Mexican rumor.-
At last advices the French siege trains
we're advancing toward Onsaba. from
which point 3 column was to move 10
Coipcrsn with = column from Jalapa.-
Bo6 columns we're 70 meet at point four
leagues distant from Pnebla, where q stout
resistance was anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

~ A dny hose around on Johnson
street yesterday tried 70 take down anoth-
or lamp post on running start, bus nm
fortunately failed. The "hors. ss1es"
seems To be that these uneniightensd
black skeletons Of lamps are . nuisance
that ought to be abatod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

1Isspssing q ~ sert tsrm -
II. Williaas sehssl has bssa chasgsA
fpn nssdsy (te-dsy) 70 Wednesday of
til vssk. A rest Of tws days was
Thought to Be good thing for both
teachsrs and scholar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

II. .ltIooks nov from The warm turn in
The weather that the rivsr at this point i
not soiAg y b irossn ovsr durisg The
winter. The father Of waters don't think
it cold enough 70 put on his coat, and 70
win bare his bosom 70 the winsry blasts
Tor once, q high - Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

~A six and half footer from Clark
county, No, looked 10 and down upon
- on Saturday. He is Union oil over.
from one end 70 the ether. If that ID the
slyle Of Unios men they have over there,
Il = no wonder the sscesh keep tolerably
|0uiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
New York, Feb. 7.

New York, Feb. 7.
The Post says: We understand that
Col. ]. B. Hunt. of this city, u to be au-
thoriSed TO raise brigade in the loyal
States to proceed at once to Taxas- Sew
eral officers from New York have already
mads application to join this Texas expe-
dition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

.EoUsD.-Abh silk vail, picked up
q ~ stssss By oss Of orr soldiers, i
k6 q this ofkce lor the owner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
sAelbyvills Ca1tursA.
Louisville, Feb. 8.

kumors not tracabls 70 any sasAority
prevail that lorgan's force ID Kentucky
contemplate raid o. Lexington, and the
hanks and business men thersa have
gathered their money and valuables pre-
peratory to IN attack. 1t is also report
Cd that Shelbyville has been csptnfed By
Federal troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
ri 900 WORTH OF

xI,ZUU ~ ~
Internal Revenue Stamps,
ofthe following DISSEMINATION:
I, 2, s, 10, Is, 20, Is, 50, 40, Scots,
and o..
!. AZ Pan vALun for sale BY
n. ". wESTCOTT
feh4-d Main street., ID door FROM Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

Washington, Feb. 4.
The Assistant Postmaster, Beck, will
soon issue m order requiring al foreign
postage to be paid in coin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

Nashvills, Feb. 6.
Gen. Davis division, with cavalry and
ARTILLERY. have besn sent TO intercept the
rebels Who attacked Donelson under Nor
gan,
We buried l35 rebels 1t Donelson. .-
Rebel Gen. Forrest was wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

Anybody having parcel Of land Of about 3 ~ tsa
sell location the Rlu6 with south aAstsrn
slope Within mnee q town DSelsspsd) can 1nA .
buyer BY addressing Pcs Box ~, saAans pFics anA
focatio q. ~ febA-6A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
New York, Feb. Z.

New York, Feb. Z.
A Washington special says Government
has received no official dispatches relative
to the late affair At Charleston harbor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09
n en- advertisements.
[IORSE FOR SALE.

nne horse, ave years old, win be sold at Aactioa
to-day At i2 o'clock tho Sale Stable ofRobest war
neck, esnsr OF Main and Ninth Streets by ordas ef
Col Barnard g. Fafraf, Provost Marshal Of the De-
panment OF the Missouri. g
Feb. 7-dit JAMEs II. CRANE, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

1~Dcilsaa, - editor of the PhihdAl-
phk Jesunal, wAowas srrsstsd by Gen.
eshsnoa, diasvcwsd any psrsoaal agancy
n. - pshlisasio1 q ~ dirlcyal ar1icisa
ooqplainsd u, and PLEDGED hinssH %
prsssal ~ lstlp el5sass of like charsc-
Ter, 1pen wa1sb - ~ discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-09

AD1kase = . bsa agnad Unioa msst-
ing = Ia1iasapoda, Iadiaaa, On ~ 1OtA
d EsSr1asy, = vhish Gov. johnson 81
Tsaosssss, aad Gsv. Wright 81 Iadiana,
auS sxpeetsd % make spseohes.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13
Wellington and Napoleon no Smoker,

On the ovebing Of bis tirsi return from
the Peninsula, Wellington was induced 10
JON the circle ofsmokers az tho hotoI Ia
Portsmouth, whore be put up far tho nseht
and at which tho Duke Of Oumbcrland and
somo feld officers were also stsyine. Ia
after lito the Iron Duke described tho ecene
himeclf. He sat. no suid, behind fhe pipo
'whiiiing away, with feeling Of wonder and
watching with interest the countepafeea ~
the companv.' Thcro were other noylcas
there besides Lord Wellington. One bv one
these lefs tho room. and did not sct,,rp. -
lie cav the old smekers were on the look
ont tor his turn to follow the seceders. As
he continued 10 puff away, he aaid to him.
sc'f: We'll, II will como to an eud. Il suppose:
and II did como to an end before his pine
was fiuished; and thar, too, In such a way
that he never attempted to smoke again.
Naposson's disgset wss eren moro rupidIy
astained. and yet be vas the most inseter-
ate snutfthker OF his day. 'Csnstant,' Gays
the Persian Embassador. had proscnted 10
the Emperor q, ,magniticcnt Oriental pipe
let Constant tell tho res': ! oboyed, and
rcturncd u 10 good order, But scarcely
had he drawn mouthfui, when tho smoke.
which he know not how to expei IRON his
mouth. turned back into his palate. pene-
trsted into bis throat. and soon as hs 70.
covered breath. he said. 'Tako that away
from me--what mn abominaiiopI Oh, the
brnsesl-my stomach Is quite ppseiy In
fact, says Constant. he felt himself so much
unnoyed for more thsnan hour, that he then
and there rehouucod forever ali desire to
Try the cxperimcntagaiu.- - Pobacco, It's Use
aId .aIrse. hss4a s lRs asss'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13
The tN5 Grammar Lesson. I,,..a,

0silessys have ouicarnpd your lesec.; 2
Inquired Mfs. Lincoln ono escnlheJ - sh,
se~ .her sonucngseod In reading .sior,
! ne, getheF, I den'i sspi %. Cor ii Is ,
gfammar lesson, and l bate H. ~. =.
/ Z ~, deafi. rxeisimod Mary Ell wish
mothcr would let YOU leave tG sfbdyiba
esammari am tired Of bearing you scold
- wisb she would. /" rcJoisod IIenrs.--
Come. poiheTsweu't you 81 I'll study al IN
o.per Lessons harder Il you viii Besides
what uee y there ~ my siudylng IL :" "a.
II. 70 teach yoa % speak correctly, N,
'.Is ,ba, sil , Tn sure i can ,alk vel
enough new. without any hclp from Bel
Mrs Lincoln was bilcntia few momenss
and theo said: 3; s5ss l. ssas5 s-,-e
~licnry. when your bed time comes hi,
evening, x you have made less than 81,
grammatical errors, you may discontinue
the study Of grammar tor the rest Of the
term. Mary may tnko notice Of what you
say, and write down your mistakes, and, al
o eciock, We VIII hear the resoit."
"Oh. thank you theueand times How
nicely i shall get nd OF III You may bs
sure shall not make six grsmmatical bIun.
defs in two bours." 8
BY and BY the clock struck nino, and
Mary laid aFide her work, and took up q
Pieco Of paper. Henry glanced at Il. and
thought 20 himself that Il looked rs IL he
bad ioAt bis chanec; but no ssid pleasantly
Como. Mary, snns my fato decided"
We'll said Mary, Tin the Rrst place,
you said that Tomorrow James Murray was
going 20 learn you bow to play crickst..--
That was wrong; you should have said be
was going 10 irach you Then YOU told
mother that you done three sums wrong shis
eftcrnoon. f" M 1@l ?
s Yes. remember that I aIways forget
TO say did. That's all, isn't IL y
No. Indeed When father csuis IN. he
asked who left the gate open. You replied.
70 was me-. 0nly yesterday you werc learn
Ing tho rule about active intransisive and
neutef verbs requiring the samo case after
90 before them; aud you ought 10 have 70
membsred IL, and said, Ii was T'~
-Why, never think Of saying u vas L;
always say me." 4. "a .i s.s "a
Bat II is all wrong. A lissle while after,
said had been writing three letters TO-DAY
and you, ssked 'Who have YOU been
writing 10 2 Now, YOU know that 70 is I
proposition, and reqoirea the oGjecfise case
after u 50 you should have said rhoR,. .
'How many moro mistakes are there on
year paper'T inquired Henry. 2 ri
xi"Tbrre." answered Mary. ssii = 81
We'll, rfjoined her brother. .syou need
not read any more. ] seo there 10 need
enough Of my studying grammar. and !
promise you'll won't complain Of il again On.
tii can socak correctly for an hour, at
least ~ go 70 bed now, and get up bright
Might 81 y u So * rgsesI
My young reader. how Is sit with yoa
DO you ever say You hate grnmmnrs IL 40
l advise you TO witch your words for al
hour or two. and i think you wall be sur
prised to see how many errors you mske
oven IN common conversation - Yorfk.
Gaardida 81 rec tsF F'0Ha
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-13
Tha Proposed Peace Convention.

The prejacs started some weeks ago by
the Vallsndigham Oopperhesdof Of National
CoupentiDn 90 make compromises with the
rebels, and 20 put q stop 10 the war on their
own terms, Is likely to fall through. The
Legislature Of Nov jersey attempted 10 sc,
the ball in motion, but the resolution 10 SD.
point delegates still hangs Gre. Some Of thG
Democrats shrink from tho goTk THAI viii
bo 50 sure TO reeoil on their own heads.
The Legislature Of Tiiinois started OF very
iiefcely for q Convention. and the Demo.
crats named their deiegates aud place and
time Of meesing, Bus tbe proposition failed
"a pass the Senate. and Illinois has escaped
the Disgrace the 6eceah leaders Sf tho De
mocracy attempted TO saslen on that grea,
Sfrtet hssK q tai $50 -
The Bright Coppsgheada have had the
subject OF Peace Convention before the
Legislature Of their State for some time. but
as yet without favorable action. The Ken
tueky House OF Representatives having re-
scinded iia resolution Inviting Commission
ors from other State Legislatures 10 meet
Commissioners appointed BY that body, at
louisville, We sball not ba surprised TO see
tho Indiana Coppsrbeads stink back to their
dens. and allow the armintice resolutions 90
70 BY the board.
The noble utterance Of the brave soldiers
Of tho Western Army againat all compro-
mise except unconditional rebel Surrender,
has done much TO stop she mad career Of
Northern traitors. and 10 rouse the loyal
people everywhere. 70 siand by the patriotic
defenders Of she Goyerument and Union. .