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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-04

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-04

0sSATE The esaate met q y o'clock, md was
called 70 cedsr b. n. Hunter. Of Va.
Nf. Davis, ol II. @, intlotucsd bill to inersaee
the s@-jsasy Of the Army, Whish was gsfeersd to
the Comn!ttes oa Military Affairs. II provides
divided into hrt aD1 second tla9-ths hegt shau
marx Or baase Of their elass. and any pfiyate os
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nf. Wigfan i1Redassa4hill 70 provide sta6
70. The eoDmanee4 Of IN army q ths 1sld; also,
by and with ne advies anA seussnt Of the Ssaais.
Of - many Aatglant lnap1stos 0susgal-, AfslntanS
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eayalfT, and one With the rank Of lst lieutss-
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tsahand oi we !" ~ lspagt ~ bill o. oshMwias.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-04

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-04

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this Vim 10 done, TOO. thronah tho dolv eleeted
representative OF The states snd the reoole IN
OonGsuD asssmbsed This most rsma.k Able politi
cal rsvouaaea r. row within iew dava 81 II. ron.
places uodsr ths ecn.rol Of the Preddsut III The
militia Of The Ueltsd States Tor the pueo of the
war The Banlias bid which has psssed. and the
Treasury note or daaDc sl bnl which il xndor
ised power over the bA0Ee, dnapoes, and currency
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Ing bsiors the House. providing for the suspansion
OF the wYis OF Aa5eas covprs VIA R.ye hIm nm an
thoeity over The hbsr,iss OF vdua eik ssn In
q word, We mAy ssy that with tue adiourpmeut Of
OengEess On tbs 4.h uf March. Peesiaent Lincoln
for The two years ro0Aining Of his term Of u6eca
vial b. clothed ith dictaiosisl powsrs-pol, ,tiea
military. and 0nsueial ovse Dsass and sitixsn, md
BY she astion If Cenarsss and under tas authority
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pussranco thereof constitute the snprome Law Of
{ . land. Hcr do Ne THINK IL can ~ suecsssfully
denied or eontastsd that in strAinins its wsriiks
anthurIty to the establlshMent at WsshinztoA nf
'empcrWy dictatofahip, Congress hss iu the aets
indieassd passed the barriers Of tie Constitution.
Pho legislative power Of Congress In regard to
the miutia. In esss Of rebellion OF invasion and
over the eaaneaal affairs Of she eountry. and the
ka5eas corpus, Is bfos1 and coDpr1hsnsiye. Il IL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-04

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

THE editor of the Philadelphia Press,
Who keeps we'll posted 40 TO foreign affairs.
ssys Of the situation in Europe:
"Englsnd has united with France aud
Austria 10 proposals. to the Csar, which,
Lord p.lmerston has declared, inciude .
gene raj and co.aple'e amnesty, national
representation for Poland, that the Poles
slope shall 6li official positions in Poland.
thst perfect liberty Of conscience be
era an,si. that The Polish language be used
IN all Polish trsnsac,ions. aud that . reg
uiar system Of recruiting be establish
ed
H. il improbable that the Gar will
grant what 10 hereby rsquested-we might
say hereby required. The war rrepsra-
tions in Russia are proceeding with great
rspidity and ON vast scals-ostenribly
to quell the Pohsh revolt. but evidently
on The chance Of hosiilities TO be com-
.nsnced by the three great Powers. The
prospects Of q bloody war in Europe are
certainly very much augmented by the
joint action Of France, kngland and
Austria"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

give him single voteY Ifhe 10 oppos.
Cd to the Presidents policy why in the
name of common honesty does he not 70
signy The man who will take the pay ol
Brigadier General for work which We
cannot justify will stab the Democratic
orgsuizasiea. We do not insist spon the
nomination Of Mr. By,ngton. The d.
mocracy OF the North East will be satis-
fed With Ma,urin l.. Fisher or any other
man whose Democracy it is not necessary
To prop up BY private letters and C .baiis-
tic dispatohes---any Dsmocrst who 10 un.
m's''kably aud unequivocally opposed to
his war;"
Stiison Hutchins then Withdrew lie
Grand b, ington and nominated M.turin
l. Fisher, OF Cia, ton county. Mr.. Ham
mer took the responsibility of with hdraw-
ing Fisher Mr.. Mshony said that Mr..
Hammer was the frs. man who had sug
gssted 10 him the domination of fisher.
Mr.. Hutchins said that Hammer had no
power to withdraw him and shat the Con-
vention would nominate him.
The fourth ballot was taken and result
ed as follows:
Msturin L. Fisher, o45 James N. Tut
tie, 2l4. Necessary to choice, 930.--
The President declared that Matu,in L..
Fisher having received majority Of all
the votes cast, was duly nominated for
Governor.
IL then proceeded to the nemins,,o of
Lieutenant Governor, and John +. Dun
conibe was nominated on the first ballot
by an overwhelming majority
On the first ballot for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, Charles Mason was nom
mated over Martin D. McHsury, By q
majority much larger than Duncombes
his wss ut 2 O'Clock a. IN. OF the 9th OF
July. We departed and know not what
occurred thereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

ERRoss.-Tbs prickly thistle ped r.
psDcd in the summer sun bursts and dis-
closes its snowy fleece. A passins zephyr
gsshen particle and bears il OF on its
bosom. Up and down and onward the
bsaa6fsl saon Asats With the varia,ioos
and sndnlations Of the air. A little boy
follows. seeking to make il his prize. In
the esgsr chs.s he often gets it, - hs
thinks, within his grasp, but /. sludes
him and hiss away until At last be rsluc-
tanily yields the chase and the zephyr
retains her pet.
Similar TO The chase of the little boy /,
that Of the Item Gatherer, who attem pts
to catch the truth ~ il floats 10 the fleecy
nszes Of fslsshood and error which sre
characteristic Of the times. He must
often retire from the vain punuit, weary,
disappointed and disgusted. Lucky 10 be
if he DO NOS frequently made the victim
VI error.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15
CHrcAoo. July 8, 1865.

CHrcAoo. July 8, 1865.
d. o. FrNcH-D Des Moines:
The General will accept, aud prefers
the New YORK Soldier.
w. f. CooLBAuaH.
Hon. Ed. Johnston, Of Lee county,
then appeared upon the stand. and cor
roborated what had been said by Finch in
regard to the mission Of Hudson. adding
that he was also instructed to ZEE if any
arrangements could be made to secur.
ful the Democratic ticket. 4 part Of the
soldiers, vote. He then read an extract
from liter which he said he had re-
csived from General Tuttls in De, ember
last. in which no declared his opposition
to the war a. intensified by his expert
encs in it, and his entire want of conf
dence in the President, and his regrets
that Douglas had not been elected ulso
another which he had received from the
General in February last ~ith re erence
To this nomination. 10 which he declared
that be would take nothing but '.a regu,
lar Democratic nomination !" that he was
yet nembrr Of the old Democratic par
~, and would be Is long ss i. had an or
ganigation thar he intended to vote the
ticket nominated by the Convention. and
sincerely hoped it would be elected. Mr.
Johnston said these extracts were from
private letters.
Hutchins then took the fi,or and made
= s..tb.cr ecnncb IL In.t..nl A..
Gen. Tuttls VAS either playing false to the
Administra,ios or to the iemocratic par
ty, that while holding commission un-
der the President, and sscreting fugitive
slaves. seading negroes to Illinois iu vio-
lation Of her laws, and assisting in arm
ing negro brutes for the butchsry OF wo-
men and children Of the Eou,h, he was
writing private and cabslistic dispatches
to be used by an intriguing State Central
Committee to secure nomination from
the democratic party.--"And then" said
he. "the General tells his friends he per-
fers the New York S,ldier" We hsv.
adopted the Ohio soldier" the platform
upon which the Democracy Of that State
have placed the gallant Vsllandip tam
Can C,ement L. Valandie ham. who from
the beRinaing Of this unholy var has de-
nounccd it and is nov suffering the ven
geanee Of an Administrators which could
not int midats him. stand on the sa,n.
platform with Brigsdier Gen. james N
Tattls, who has supported the tarbArou,
policy Of the Administration. and VII.
proposes noe TO continue that support un
less " bribs him from it by . pnbernato
rial nomination l. he 70 br nomin tet
by the intriguers Of State CO, trail Com
mistss, when the delegation frou his ow,
county, Ls.ded by Dr.. Bailey, whom 20,
al know a Dsmocrat who has suiIeret
limpslIapunant tas L1 psia0iplss, viii no
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

ScHooL. J Baker announces th~t
he will open school on Monday. the 2o,h
inst, aad We learn thst il 10 his intention
To get up school that will be . credit to
the City. Mr. Baker Is well known 40 =
competent and popular educator, and ",
trust that our city will give him oil the
assistance thar may be neosasary 70 make
the project successful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

HusRAa yox GRANT AID NRADRl--
Down goes Vicksbarg, and down goes the
prices Of Linsn goods. We hsve on hand
large stock Of Linen coats, pants, and
vests, Which We propose to ssll at redue.
cd prices. owing to the tall OF Vicksburg,
and the gloriou. victories OF Meade over
Les in Pennsylvania. Every one in need
Of summer goods viii do we'll to give us
\ call, AZ they are bound to b. sold.
VEscILL d JosEs.
July Ii--dlw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

CsDPsYhsaA state Csnvspsteu.
We clip tho following account Of the
proceedings Of the late Coppsrhesd suts
Convention from the Dcs Moinss Register,
omitting proceedings in effecting organi.
saxion. We eomnsnos with the
xvRNIHa sEssIos.
The Convention met and the Com nit
tee on Platform reported. An excited
discpssion arose ~ to the arrnngemen, oi
the words-"Sscession and Aboliiion"--
some contending that as abolition was
the cause Of secession, it should be fr-t
named. The Convention adopted the
Platform as reported. and rs il appears in
another Lart of our columns.
The nomination for Governor was then
in order. On the informal ballot LIE
Gand Is, ington received l36, JImes VI.
Taasls, 1872; Chsrl.s Mason, lO4:--nec.
esssry 20 . choice. Sla On the 6rwt
formal ballot LIE Grand Byington had lsi
james NJ. Tuttle. ell; Charles Mason, 70;
Duncombe. 2;--necessary to a choice
235. Charles Mason was then wii.u
drawn. The second ballo. was then ia
ken The Secretary announced that the
vote had been taken and counted while
there VAS some confusion about his table.
that ss he had IL recorded il stood For
James NJ. Tuttle, Isl; for lie Grand BY
ington. l28,--necsssary to a choice, $50.
Stilson Hutchins then declared that
there we're mistakes in the report of the
Secretary that in the confusion the wore
of two or three eountirs we're erroneously
recorded, and thai Byington had in fact q
mi ,rity of six. He demanded another
ballot, and the Convention By an simoS,
una nimous vote, resolved to proceed to
to the fourth ballot
d. q. Finch then mounted the stand
to prove that General Tu,tle was Dem
ocrst, and would accept the nomination.
We s.v with surprise Hutchins and Ma
hosy urging the .urbulent delegates 10
come to order and hesr Finch. We sus-
psctsd then shat subsequently proved
sras, that they knew Finch would "put
his foot 10 it" and ruin Tus.ls
Finch said. ~ soon a 6tose was nomi-
mated, few Democrats shout Des Mo,nes
aud some from abroad had consultstiou
and resolved to send q messenger to
Vickaburg. to get the consent of General
Tuttle. TO the use Of his name, and the
platform upon which he preferred to stand
il he vas nouinated; chat james NJ. e.
wood, the Chairman Of the Stat. Central
Committee, and NJ. d. McHenry pro.
cseded to Burlington, and there msde 90
arrangement with one Silss Hudson, 4 re.
liable Democrat. to proceed to Viek- burg
TO confer With the General;--to return
TO this Convention If possible-if it Va,
not possible. to telegraph from Memphi.
or Cairo TO w. F. Coolbaugh of Chicago
that the dispsteb vas ssnt 10 Coolbasp b
for the purpose Of avoiding suspicion OF
'he part Of Republican telegnphc opera
tors; and that ~ further guard sgsins
such suspicion it was agreed that in al
dispatches the word ''soiiter" should BE-
used instead Of "piasform )" that this ex
planation was necessary TO an understand
ing of the following dispatch, which wal
I Them read ---------
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

ADDsicasisa - moral snAsasn.
While the Censtituiioa idsalisu wers
pothsrisg in New York City over the ex-
psdiescy ofa cessation of hostili,iss, and
the application Of moral su.sioa 70 the
stif nsoks Of the rsbsllioa, the R,cbmsnd
Wing g-unswars OF the disaster that had
overtnkso the splendid army Of General
Les-exPrssssd the following amicabls
wish.
"lf General Lee gets Yankeedou Air.
y on the rack, he should not stay hi,
hand ill every sinew in its monstroua
carcass ID snapped and every bone bro
KEN
And the Enquirer, not to be surpassed
in mrlduess Of spirit. willing, however, to
issve 70 General Lea the details OF his
conduct on Northern soil, thus expresses
iss hope and desire:
"One thing. however. is plain: General
Lees movements are directed, not to in
discriminate plunder and devastation, but
to the winning Of victory: and victory
viii leave all Maryland and the best part
OF Pennrylvsnia absolutely in his power,
10 levy regular contributions upon the
couatry, to burn or to ransom the towns
at his pleasure, to free Mary land and Bal
fimore, snd to strike blow right at the
enemJ's head, Washington. Il is true the
enen,y's country deserves no considsra
tion At our hands; to leave it all one
waste like the stony Arabia would bs on
ly q fitting retributioi, but the natural
desire to bring home to the toe some por-
tion Of that desola,ion which he has visit
ed upon Us must. for the present, give
way 10 the necessities Of strategy"
And the Wbig, its editors imag,n,-
,ion 6rsd at the prospect OF indiscriniinate
plumber and deaoiation ia the Old Key
stone State, vsntilates the novel idea ol
not only destroying the machinery Of the
Pennsylvania cosl-pis, but putting FIRE
10 the pits themselves. "snd leave the
heart Of Psnosylssuia on ere, never 70 BE-
qaesched until river Is turned into the
pits or the vest supply Of csal Is reduced
TO ashes" Isn't there charming amis.
bility 10 the SUGGESTION
II this is not sufficient to stir pulsa-
tions Of sace in all hearts, we invite the
attention OF moral suasionists in Ohio
particularly those who insist on tn.
spirit of sacrifice" to heal the wounds o
cruel war, to the following pacific para
graph from the Richmond Enquirer:
"There is no otjeefion TO our army set
ting f,t IL the fur corners of fhita.lei
phia or IF Cincinnati, making an snia
hnJits'f deS,t IF Pennsytounia or Ohio
or both. as the French did when they
burned the Pslatinats. They never hse
such need. never such provocasion, - ".
We. Petty larceny is not ,he forte o
the Confederate .oldisrr; but an oct O
stern and fierce retubution, sweepin,
over guilty land like Judgment O
G ID, ~ashs suit them we'll"
These evidences of mental and phys
iesl 6tnsss for the application of mora
truths. arguments, and persuasions. to b,
administered in the spirit Of sacrifice b,
thr political doctors of the Fernand,
Wood school. are not cor 6ned to th,
Richmond papers, by any manner 0
means.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

- The te rribse mob in New York IN
resistance TO he Government, 10 which
men, wemen, and children haxs bs~n
killed. and rapsns and inoeadiar;sm ls,
loose 70 do Il - work Of He'll. ID . Airsc,
result ef the Coppsrassd seashisss, ard
ths wssk Of Copperhead czowds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

NEws.-W~ are indebted TO our friend
Lowry Of the Literary Depot lily for
Chicago and Cincinnati papers in advasce
Of the mails For all the latest daiIies iu
sdvsncs of all the mails, 20 TO Lowry's.
for if anything but tig thing can best
Lowry in furnishing the news We would
like 70 sec it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15
How GENERAL HAsoocx VAS Woux,

How GENERAL HANCOCK WAS WouEp.
ED.-Gsnsral Hancock vas wounded in
the recent battles By ten-penny nail.
This l. accoantsd for on the euppasition
that it vas driven from q fence near by
The nsil ssd small piece Of wood have
been extracted. and the patient is oonva-
lescent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

~ In the hurry Of making mp the
forms for the Pres yesterday morning
the matter on the snsscipasieu uestiap
in ST. L ,ui'. and CsppsrhsAd Conven-
tion ., ID ~ Moines, suffered an anlorta
nate ..iusion."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-15

A Commemorate appears thst We
we're srrooeousl, informed - 70 .he death
Of Mrs Austin in our paper Of yesterday,
though Tho attending physicians pro
nounce her recovery 40 doubtfui.