The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

III. r,;on candidate for Governor of
o.io was greeted by his neighbors s,d
firnds at Cleveland IN hs recent retnri'
b me, and responded in a speech FROM
viii h we clip the following extract,
which we commend to the careful consid-
erstion of all Democrats who would avoid
for themselves and their p's'erity mu'e
disgracrful reputation than even followed
the Tories OF tie Revolution or the Blue
Light Federnlists of 1912.
NJ. Rrensh said
A Democratic Convention has met st
Culua,buS. and has adopted what we all
consider "a an u wise course Tney have
set forth doctrines which are eutiry
wrong, and they attempt 10 free the pee
pie 10 bell We them: but they will not
succeed T. e masses are ut the bottom
OF lne,r hearts truly ln,al they are hon,
est IN their support OF our q W rnment;
tie are desirou. TO PUT down the rebel
lion. At present some may be mi>led !;
but they VIII soon have more serions
and thorough opinion. Mr.. Thurman,
the other night, attempted to make point
with the people on this wise How could
they DO induced TO believe in the doc
trines Of men xhn villihed their npininns,
their mott, es and their intentions Mr..
Thurman is wrong Ii is MT the people
who are to biam. II is those who set
then selves forth as their leaders. The
greet Democratic party is.loyHl They
Wi nc, atigtt; they will ihlnk Alright
/ have been reading to some irieods let
ter~ from Democrats in various portions
OF the State, and what they say proves my
assertion. The people just now are de.
csiyed by cries that Peace could b. made.
ii only the proper men were il power to
promote Efforts in that direction de-
sire peace as much as any one, but SAY
10 those gentlemen who propose 1t that
want hoaor with that pc .ce, aud Guaran-
tees for IFS future preservation. Ap
plausc.1 But what overtnres have YOU
made ha, have been received with any
thinp ike reciprocal feeling What
propositions have they offered. which
could he accepted +? The Richmond bn-
quirrr seoats at the resolutions Ut you
Peace Conven ion, and ridlcules them NJ
cowardly, contemplate, and the produc
ton III miserable d"u .hiaces They de
sire no peace which shall not be dlseu ,set
asletwcep eqnsl powers. eorernment {
po,ernm Mt. the b ,rAer States On bnil
si,lss OF the line b l-f Al b+rty /" choos
their own party Is thre any ore h'r
Who is PIE, ared to graft this ? ( Cries
an, no Tnero is but one road (
peace, and you mus sock 1T 10y force u
arms. or submit to degrading subjugatio'
Ourselves.
Tue S nth has not como into this wa
without an o. ct. Fur the last tweni J
five Years they have been plotting the de-
stlucton Of ynnr Z, ycrnmcnt They DE-
sired to change your institutions. an
build up an o'ignrchy founded on Afrieu
slavery. They had possession of YOU
Tx cutiye, aud turned it into an engin
TO aid their purposes Tncy iase f'nce
the present Issue upon y'u. aud you har
potL Ing to do but 10 fight il aur, or ,ur
var backs aud submit 10 humlliaiinp sui
l.,iiun There is no middle course. Til,
nan who Is not with this government L
aay. 10 upa,asl it but, say these ! @
nrs, 1.-The Constitute gives US II
right 10 discuss and anuse the COVER
nien,, I'd wei row the seeds OF di>a
lection in the army abroad. and discpu
age eni.tnents ut home, and To prove
il 20. will estnblish NIL AIRY despo
isl - They or. already c"mmencii
4 =
pee, d, d.e Convention ON account
which ! am uow speaking, committee
twenty three was npp"inted 10 draft res
luIi.ns. Que oil the eeatt,iste-. n
happy to say. most respect Bile gent
man, has STEPPED aide Cheers. Tho
resolution, $, twenty three ia number, 3
all against The conduct OF the Cover
mcnt aud moi one against the stmpitl
IRIS with The rebellion. In an ab,tfs
wal these men may have the ,ight+tus
OK .ress themselves; hut ~ hat right h.
they more th,n the tories, who I
time of tie revolution, did all they cnu
To thwart the glorious designs Of the
role Fathers Of the R,pubiicy WI
right have they ru"re thsn the memb
VI 80 SbbhSHttHu oHIu'
cur coni struggle for national IoI
aud national exist. nee ? Thee men h
perhaps, quasi legal right TO act as Il
did; and yei, how upon both generate
there rests the all OF dishonui, the
of shame, how the stain Of cprosy has
ken p ,~ets ion Of their blood, aud
brand Il pollution is upon their bro
Placed there BY Divine Justice, n il
on the forehead III the first murderer,
m-u night know them ever alteF
Cheers.
II. 70 yonng man 60 with that
ton. None can afiord H. Let hIm
gard the !e hngs Ut those VIII come
ter him LIT him not give his yasie
csuse Roget his having lied. Dish
OF bud Disgrace wni mantle him aud
children forever
al, fr,ends it Is verging on the s
hath day. If have not been dee
,.l;,,, .ns man, | must, al least. now /
a., candidate, observe the QUIZ
sivus. ] wish 20 ray one word OF
p,.et,ne i.st night. | read the .pe