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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

Especial % Trib1as.l
Waehineteu, De. Z.


Alahouah the Presidents 4essage u
ready Il i possible i viii not b sese e
Conereas befors Wednesday. q these -
eens;der.bls doubt Whether H. Houos
viii be ready "a receive it before 2 or 3
!. clock tomorrow. BY which tims the
Senate win very likely have adjsarnsd.
The most important portions Of the
message arc those which deal with the
eubject of slavery and the restoration to
the Union Of States thIt have been in re-
bellion. II what the President says re-
garding the former topic he consideu
the Emancipation Proclamation a. an &C.
complished fact. He holds the procla-
nation liberates oil slaves within the ter
ritory which it. embraces. anda future ac-
ton must be based upon that suppositios.
| In word the President does not and will
not adopt policy which fails TO give the
slave . vested right in himaelf. TteplAn
Mr.. Lincoln proposes for the restoration of
the loyal people Of the truant State to
their former position in the Union is rep
resented to be purely his own. and unlike
any now before the public. Not conf
ming himself TO general outlines, he enters
With some minuteness into details.
In another part of the message the
President slludes to the victories gained
during the year over the rebels and dwells
at some length upon the progress and
present aspect and prospects Of the war.
The bill creating the office Of Lieutenant
General, Of which notice was given to-day
| BY Mr., Washburne of Illinois, is intended
to give General Grant that position. TO
which his talents and his victories are
generally thought to entitle him.
Pleasanton and the Army efths Pote-
Washington, Dec. 8.
Rumors generally credited but uncon-
6rmed are In circulation that Pleasanton
has been appointed to the command of the
Army Of the Potomac.
1t is reported Gems. Sedgewick and
Warren we're previously rendered the
command but declined to accept the ap-
pointment.
Washington Dec. 8.
The President will not send in his
message till tomorrow LEI m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
New York. Do. 3.

II appears = telegraphic error occurred
last sigks in the report Of The proceed
ings 81 the Republican caucus. Mr..
Mcpherson vas nominated for Clerk Of
the House. receiving IS votes agaiHst "A
for Mr.. Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
Washington, Dec. 8.

Washington, Dec. 8.
Advices from the Army of the Potomac
up to last night state all WAS quiet.
Our troops are working like bees in
their Camps to make them comfortable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
Cincinnati.

CinclnnAti, Dec. 3.
A ERE at Paris, KY, destroyed ten or
twelve busin sss houses. Loss about &c.,
600. No insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
Iss TELxsaArn-l
New York Market.

Iss TELxsAArn-l
New York Market.
o. New Ysrk. Dee. D.
cosion-shade easier and more doing SALES u 7ss
for Mtddiing upIsndI
rlear--eIicc lower. ssies II o. 951e6 - fcv
Exsa state 81 404 81 50 Extrs X. Il q; "a so8tS 80
Trade Bnnds. Nssksi eiosing heavy.
I Whiekxy-Rirn; eS8s0c for stxle md Western.
wh@si-ic lc~es win fsir demand Sales II 81 Il
2ef IS Tor Chissra spriny: u %39ei - tor Mil
vaats~ Ciub: 81 s71ei - far Amber kftwsukre;
81 sl9et s. Tor Winter Red Western; u so8ei 60
fss Anhss AlehigAa.
Basi-y--Mose .e.lve. 81 ssSsl Is sss stass, u -
fsr CAnasa Wei
Cora sc better; selling q 81 s3ae ~ for shippns
Mixed Wess-r1. la store; ~ at SCI ~ s6oat
onh--h aiket heavy ard lover. saies a es0a5e.
Wooi-Yrm-
Geaee- With cut material change.
se8sr-Qnte<.
Poss-rrnes sales - eis 751si7 for old mess;
ol6 s7l4is Is for mess: Ga Gtts 70 for sev
psime. oIS 6oSei fos prime nesA.
Bsef-ouiet and steady.
cat nea.s-In fair demand; 747kc for shoaldsss:
tic fer hams
baroa Sides-Qsiet.
Dressed Hogs--steadv, at Tf17kcr
ksrd-Quist and shade easier. tit8 axe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

Z. - 1A4gyn8 \
. TN " q = 8; S
1zoE II
lssossasrSsasSsss nalsSzsssz-
AA.sys.ss Orr o,.esI
~ uaeDUOn AM RnovznaoNs.
!, ss' g =: s a''' '''''
Oo4M nxAt-ei 8 = - Hs,
..s ssr s7G, s q 81 81. q ).
SSSasz7-s.ss ii - -, i spnas se7ss , -.
SwYHO y 81
.oasKN 1ffLss-sos !. q.
P0rAr0As --nDse., .sieii - - psss
BuTfkA-osnnoai ~: Chetss, IL 70 sls1 sseas,
chiCKkxs-N > 70 q 70.
VISITS bkkss-cs.ne. - gssd = - y -
r, II. ,n s;yy e ,ssss =.
aA7-M.ossy, s5sss. t.isS, ~ %. Prairie,
cRocEaIEs.
su0AR-Hsv Orleans fair. ~ pri.e 1870
sAeses - Msw York. O, Nae; nes York A. iss'
aOLAssEs--6slcAsr's sugar Hosse 7oo7se; Gel-
asssys.p So 9, oa-.su sea.ss sefssn seoses
Cocese-ki" ssosSe; Java -
soDA--Anericsa, 70, gssisAA, ~ - -
-: !. = {: II . Z, T..
!sAs-yss.s ays.,. q 1881 = l.''f'''' y >
~ 70 Is: c.sa and ssssrsi Lssi. So % -
HAlLs-Bsss srssds es -. ruses.
GLAss-sxlo City e37 s, Mas.
CORDA6E-iete 70 1910
sKUir-Rainases se1ss =.
sALT-Laxs - 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

Gen. Butler in HE order calls on Con-
grsss to place asgro soldien on the sans
footing - others. sss = ;.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

fHs rxLEsRAYa.
stock Market.
Hev YORK. Dec. {.
Money-More etive att per cent.
SterinE kxchanse shade easter. 1e41i6Ak.
Gois-Hreguiat and ioves, opening st 10, de-
entag - l<s4 adv 4n-ing 20 $50 and eiosing STEADY
al 40
6ovevnDens Stockp-Rirn.
u. 3. Sc Ell Coapoes IOq.
New Treasury 3-io-- loS.
U. =. Year f.ertiaeates, 81.
Missoari IS. e6&.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09

The President will not send in his
message till tomorrow l2A Pm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
coon RRADENa Foa s80P wgkTHsa
"A FABLE, -

A farmer came to q neighbosingi awyx
expressing great concern Tor a. aecidsas
which he said had juss happened. "0ns
OF your oxen" continued be, "bas bsea
gsFed By an unlucky ball Of miss, and |
should be glad to knoH bow | All 70 MAKE
you repsration." "fhou art q Vsry boa
sss fellow p replied The lAEyer, 'sand wils
Got think 1t unreasonable thai | expect
one VT shy oxsn in Fessru.n ait 10 no
more than Justice" qaoth the farmer, 'so
DO sure ; bat what did | ssyf-I nissaks
la % yoaT bull that hs kiIsd one Of
asy oxsn.n F'Indeed? 2" ssys The Gsys,
thas alters the case | must ipQairs lnts
shs sEsif /; and if" "ARd sFn aid
the farmer s'the basisess | iBd would
hsvs been concluded without a II bad
Yoa bean d ready to DO jassios 10 Others
40 to axars 10 from them"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

Dlk0tlaHt q. l9lT1I1eE.

xAe Democrats sstsFs Ut sAs several Fown-
aazps ID r~sssawassanls oaaasy arr requested -
aasszanas at she asaas places % hohains a~isctasaa
o. "a sozns osasx saisaAls place In saeA Tewashls
90 gxE - nAx OF 9au EEK
AT . oscxacx r. d. and sasrs assesaaes % res-
rsssaa shssa la . Dsaaecxatae Convention 70 BE
hsAa ss
aARagwsss HALL N COUNCIL kzHERs Oh
SATURDAY AUG. asEH saa4
Foz tbs purpose ~ ssaiaaslas . aHaasaais fsr
aaazasss DC The Lesislaszrs aas oesnss eersRss
AID alsS - sisst aeasEzsss 20 pssaaszssss ssas-
sssaaA Caagaassaa sss - purpuks. " nsmipssinx
asazazAAss 80 rsssassnt kAs Cenntsss 81 xsssa Fss-
saaias ziisa and gssaasas In tasssAse Senate.
ma ssvssaa Tasnsalps are sasisasa 70 ns feas-
vwias naasseE IL saasxAses
kass. 10 Crasssst. .
ssaaask, D oaate4, 4
Terra, JaxnsS, i
Enax. silver Cgs4&, 4
wainas Greek, Mars6onia, Z
9rsss, EaezTsrag .
zAs iaaxaAex a. he Ccuafy nrnasaasie Rxssa-
tive ceszlaittes in sssA TewashIp, Ii respectfully
requested 10 ass bis beat snasassrs 70 have Aia
TswasAap represented
ExaANpKR w. EABEzTT CHS,
Dsga. Kx scaskss Gsaasatasee.
cOaasaI Baaas, sssy sass, 1853.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

tuffen- IL Akolf1fnnsnisuniap nnxs3,
k1sslwsys ~ - - essne -.
distances 10 ~ IAss, - advosst4 -.
sootzins, sAas tAsspr@t1pt aboy ~
10, ass szsnpas - SsasHeAisn
shash i his ssprsns In ef tbs Lasd.--
Hhusak FIR ~ sPsaksr o. sdisos %
stn4Jtv1Dsefs11snAes u any Iax,
hsessa snjnn - nns1aslisssianai,
pAiis 1 esl ssd psassabls rsnsay . lsft
- itissslIl nese ~roag for ny aasa, ~
- = -, u aksssa1stbs desfzia& s1a1
- pssetdsns lAay shen kedasHs \ exps-
disnt - ssi6e, - sutsstAssxsssttsn II
i ~. III aot usps9 fbt ! naa i spssk
III s~savissiosss 4 Eivs ~ epinisas u
|rsessa y ~ - u Cssgrsss. M css-
seipeisa Iii inaiadsd, o. - sxposs and
hold % y publis seorn ard i~ndisnsaoAs
aay Adninissrssion, which shsl - gull
III it aots " dnpetism, whsthsr sAat Ad-
ninisaFasios shall - sonpsssd Of Abss-
hsn Lissolns Go, For say sshss naa. =
One would think from thepronancisunsr-
- Of this AbsIisioaist. Who sigas him.
sslf sPossswAtsaniss z that Ms Aamin-
issxaaian nads Goagssss, and shAs tAs
swo nads ssths balanss of m~sakiad,'' Or
81 lsast shas saay have . legal right %
say xhas sha people may and may NOS sp-
pose. We woald like 10 know which
sspostaxattAnis's tanks 70 be- shegssntsr
tbs people or Congrsu9 II mo pscpIs
are the source u Ill just powsr, ss
woald be pleased % Isarn b. whss Fuls
shis asnds fprbidG tsAta pnzsas sssksir
crusade sgsiAss 81 ppssrips Hill 20 II
che ooassrips Bill hssjast, or aos In 20
cordAnos with the viii Of the people, hass
aAsy mot > psrfscs right . SAY %, with
oas being thzsaseasd sish mob ~violsaee,
from a party which for shsss niastssa
ysars hare hsss proaiaimiag the Goassi-
sutisa and Union 70 be . ssoovsnaas with
death and . lsagae with bell pa
The people have the saas rigas 70
speak against the Coassrips Law and sAs
administration, thar they have 70 vos.
againss them, and SHOULD sPossawas1a-
miss' and his friaads saka IL into thsil
beads and hare the power 70 snforcs u,
we woald mos be surprised IL they should
shrnss the people from the Rallos Bax,
who refuse 10 vote for ths sssssaaaacs
of Abrshasn shs arss In powsr after che
axpiraiion Of his present term Of Once
The san Of this hsad-lRa sarsas IL this.
aIf ron asnas hks LiHesia's waz policy
Jon mast not say 70. No matter VIA
Lincoln says OF does, or whss pIans b.
adopts, however unjust and syrranieal
the people, and especially Dsswaeyass
must nos oppose bin or his aess;;a bat o.
the contrary, the people, Ais nHasasrs b
lass, bat bis abjeos shares according =
Abolition logic, must throw up THAR hsti
and give load shsers for the s4Adminis
sration, the sar, the Consarips Bill ana
thosa pretended loyal mea of the North
sswho have sworn to support the Govern
snsrs,' y for 30 MACH per day.
In concissioa We will say 30 "Possa
xaltamie," shsre will be no mob violenc'
aor innocent lives lost ssharsahsass, y 10
less he and such hsagslsss Eeads 90 him
seaf iaaagurass IL, but If shey do sss sh
bali n nosaaas ma vii say 70 tAsn. y
Csliiias aid u the Rsaasa Senate =
sLook "a voar heaYshs, uy Lords.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
TnE DEART suRK no Cess

tAathoasaxds Of hardy n,sa u
me State OF Iowa who are sabiecs
nrss draft did bot ransct upon all h. =
sdvs,fagss nf being eoaseriptsd -
soaad rastf - aA Up shs saaks q
rssinszass ssssg raised Id the sssss :
slesd of nolaAng bAdk mil tie draa :
acsaaiiy made
~ y n0w certain We draft viii Ia m a.
re esesssssg fo ssessda saoaaasd
~. 4. n. 1890 arrsDsd and bang
ef she dissrsss. In .d Al sssoss aas.a
sonslsntss II iEsaif. the Provo, ~ ne
nss essa ordered 10 proeurs the boz -
go. PP.xAaas iar DRAFT i
$50 asf -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
DEMOCRATIC CLUB!
Rally Boys, Rally!

TIE DEMOCRATIC CLUB WILL
MEET AT BABBITTsS HALL, At 8
O'CLOCK, ON SATURDAY EVENING,
AUGUST lsz., 1858, TO RATEFf THE
NOMINATIONS MADE BIZ THE BE-
CENT DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
VESTI0N.
The Democracy Of the cisy and ooansy
and the public gessraily, ineluding the
Ladies', z invited to attend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
Dsynooracy os Grove Township,
Rally

The Democracy Of Grove Township
ars requested 10 meet al shs Sehool
House, at Wheslsr's Grove, 70 attend q
Democratis Meeting, On Saturday, Aa-
gast Sth, 1858, at 8 O'Clock. A full
attendance Is requested BxsJ. Wrs-
cHKsYKk, Esq, Of this city will address
the people. Turn at.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

CousxRY SrocKs~-A travelling gsnE,n
passing Q farm, say = boy at work ta TIE
eorn6sid by ths roadsias, ana bang u aa
inqaisitiEs tarn Of miad, stepped his bora
and thns addressed the youth
"My son, whose farm b this ?"
"Dad's,a was the iaeoplc reply.
aDess year father raise aay stock r
ksEes, lots Of 'en."
3What Kind Of stock 2',t
ssCornstocks mostly" was tie rspIT,S
he proceeded 70 hoe q hall Of tbe Artlaa
and tbs stranger vent on his SAY masias'
WHEAT CROP.
We are inforusd that the xhaat sFap,
In shis vicinity, nov generally baFT'ssq'
has turned oas grst rAse-ins short the eSp
. q very good sns. In the Sas'era pr
az xawa, tbs wheat has bssa aaoa 1nl@-
q " ahs dry wsashor and Cainch Bug
e. Tia SpsisgGeld arnsry made IN
the = $aAsflahe. ., oc1daa Ansksa,
and sffangsnsnts are On foot Ehich VII
s10rd ms&hs of~4iunreasing even this laSs'
numbsx IN q few Eaanshs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

Gouf PsocsxprxGs.Ths sasnaasr sss-
laa Z 10 niss1x 0dowk fer the Fifth
5pdisl d.. Jsd bar, presiding,
sansnra u yssasdas Ths following
psrsoas wsFs empsnnatsdn Grsad Ja-
q. n. sRorfssGsaas Rorssnsn.
Jns. Hsnsmss. ! r. PhAl3os.5 j
u i. 0peonsE, B Lesiss
j. .. Hscton, ~. 6nttoss
Js- Garrisoa, 6~asEAssonsh
Grmvmse1 yekas DUmhnH
I. N3k B. jaaeM
Thksy-ons sasss ssts dlspsssa II h
shs sfsefnsoa--slI eoatIsssa.
osps. olisssa RCD he soliowisg rsso-
iutioss, wAish wsrs adopted By The unsn-
tnoas vots ef Ne Bar and Uoars Okssrs;
and ~ papers of mis- and sajoislag
sosstis wsrs -fssussssd 70 pablisa shaaa.
WEszzAs, CoI. WiExxxH II. KxsxAs,
i mesnher sf oar D2r, tai moFs&lly
soandsa while 1T tss bead 81 his RCD
nsas, . The battle q Biask Rivsr Bridge,
% The a7sh of Msy lass and died u.
nsxs dag; sA~srsfsrs,
E.otssas Th.s ", fAs .snsss and
- - - - : nssszas'
rish inlIysly rs-sseHbsssss, NE msnss1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30

a writer in the last Noapagsdl over The
signature of aPoftagaaiamie,'' makes
use I'll the following language
ffArs the Peace democrats of the NORTH
wess prepared 20 reeeiys the results Of
the teachings Of their own doctrines at
the Eaat are they willing 70 see riots
and mob vioIeaee all oves ourf free North
wesss arc they willing 20 SEQ the Laws
trampIed ander foot, and innocent lives
sacrificed In all our towns and cities IL
not, then they must cease their crusade
against the Administration. against the
war, against the eouscrfpt bin and
against those who have sworn 70 support
the Government In crashing this unhoiy
rebellion, for be II knowH 60 ali men, and
especially "CoppsyAsads,1 that there is
still patriotism In the Loyal North, al
though 30 many have volunteered TO light
oar battles and vindicats oar right 30
seif-governinenss there Is sail enough
left 70 enforce iaw sad order and pre-
serve our beloved country from she
scourgs 81 armed ~treason, eishsr by In
Easion or insurrscfion.s
Hess se have q diress thraas of ssriots
and mob y~iolsnes,'s and the 6s~ssrussion
Of 'sinnoesnt lvss, II ws the Democrats
do not ssass q q araaads against tho ADJ
saiassssstions he ma. he conssrips ball,
and those ssadasa whs - nos kaow the
aizassnss bsswssn che aeserusnens and
~ sA~s~2sk~.Nou 4rt - -
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! 49, heliok Il f1hioe akalf - na~.a>l
- Eift - ris{r
af- dnosdr - I, - y.
ri ~ -
~. fos tss -. 80 ~ -
- 80 - II tis2 nhais4
vs.l~ 4 y.sks.lr~ - shss- s2F-.~1ssS-
- s. 49, ask1e-.e - s..shss
4. rs-ss ~ 500 iii - r@S~~.az
aksf1 sS3er T~E1yks.1a.<{ =,
- - ~.ss<xs 1880 ~
- rf.IT - 1ifSs~ - 49, = n,-~1
ahr'~n 49,. rsaISx :
drsSeed fron ~ - shiii - 6-1
q SIIssrs uire1 !: fhssss n 4 nlIlts.
s. - -, - 49, -
ished - f2lan - - a.arcins II kf.|
49, 41tsis - -. - hsrs -
- ii. b Z - ssrv Ito 81 free
n<spulsr aov.rns Isnt ltssa1. Il 4 la
whnle nasssinn . ara,n nrs ssaa sihsskx ]
an "a osher. aassass~ns. The prss,d.st
q r. -rssasrissd 800 IL "a nartv. -.
osUts he Issns. wh.fsvsr IS x~iilsi law.
Constitusicns. Ss.fs "a Fsasrsi' -
aatasns ! 80 Il l-.wi.f.siaa roshing . sha
saSsaissx - shsa $500 Is sir,a II
ywar shsta 4 go nas wsl7 sunrer.s--hIs
wliI. - ara law-ma1saayv nasn..Iss ~
il "a II. ssuairs1 Nsllsa,v ~ayslers s.ssur.
edo Ia sssrsfifasSon ard nniIisarv 49,
mIssiars asagp tls uaauss IF - urdsnsxx
courts At inssses d Us lad. Nor. -
shsss snses ala $50. Rav 80 v~srs -
mors. 81 Arus. ahsy hsss hssn snfosesd.
II sas tha - of khs EEL has -
ssmpsuous Rurualde-a name infansoas
fcraxax il the - az III levers 81 sunsai-
.sioual ubsrty--sa INV ths sxpsrimeus ID
Ohio- aidsd ~ ! Judra xAoua Inans -.
beeassse 81 ~ -hrour},t a,nl aiahof,dr IN
- ia iadieisrv s. nv sa,aokry. Ia ssar
hands now, msa al 0hie, IL tas aasl is-
a. Il sAs sxpsrimsus. The parsy Il sae
axaminissrasIos haya aessUesd Il. ~
nladxinx saunors Ia the prasidans. lhss
havs jsstiaed his oal<axss apon.lshsrsy
and tie csanxtitasfou . asd whs = fves
lis vote fur shs sasdidasss 81 shaE psrss
oemmits hiuself 10 every ans ef v~iolencs
and wrong 90 the pass Il the aaministra-
lion whiak hs upholda ! and shns, by tina
law of rssaliasion, which is kha law OF
mixhs. wauId fAiray forfeit his own righs
10 libersY. psrsanaI sad political, when
soevsr other mea and smother nasey shall
bold the poaer. Maah q do the q o
didates shaxnsalvaa. Safer them moi. /
snkreaa ysu. ia syads tbs issue; and by
the Judgment og the psopIs we viii
absds.
And nov, finally, les me ask whsais tbs
GE#HA AW< -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-30
susr As 4 NAN 10 sssuszr UP.

suaT rs a MAN II Hk0UGxET Up
Willizzn d. Stone abolition sdisunid4
candidate foR Governor of this 6t<ts,
made q spsseh In Kaokukys con the ~
Of Jaly 1863, which be 10 rensnbefs
wss sirce his nomination by tho abolition
disuuionisss, 10 whish he Hsads the fol-
lowing rszasrks which illustrates his
character and his ideas Of negro equali-
~:
ssFHLLow Crrfxxss 81 was not former
ly 40 ab0lilioniss, nor did | formerly snp-
pose ] woaad ever become one bat | am
now, [ hsse been for the last nine saonshs
aa anadaiserased abosssisaiss. AZ mat
ssr Of policy, perhaps, il would have
been more prudent not 10 nave so pahlic-
~ declared that l hare become m aboli-
tisHiss bus, since | have said it, | will
nos take Il back, and let those who don't
like ie make the most of it.
ssFellow Citizens The opposition
charge that this 10 an abolision war;
Well, ] admit it Is an abolition war. II
was not sush In tha start bat the aanaln-
istratior has discovered that they could
not suhaue the South else than by max
Ing is ~ abolition war, and they have
done 30 ; and Ii will be continued as an
abolition war, 20 long rs there is o
slave at tbs South TO be made free
Never never can there be peaoe made.
nor 10 peace desirable, until she last link
u slavery 10 abolished. load and pro-
fonged cheers from the a~hoiisionisss while
the republican Unionists massersd nauch
dsssenA I
ssBuslss, Stanton, Burnside, and men III
that stamp, l regard a. true patriots; bus
- for the soppsrhaad denocfaey. 4 bold
fss them the nsaaess oonsenps, and |
would rather eas with . aiggsr, drink
With . niger, live with q niersr, and
sisep vita . niggss, than with ) copper
he.A.gs
What de the people think oil that. %
the syea Of this sw-sst-ssssssd ssndiaate
for aovsTnos, MI Democrats ara Copper
Asaas, aaa sssns says BE- woaId - soon
slssp with j negro - with q pf them.
Wsils ls IN jjass - maa In hroaght up, IL
be hss been 10 the habit of sissping with
negroes, no doubt bat the odof of the
eontraband win csass 10 be oHsnsfvs 10
him, snd he will come 30 ths ossslnsion
shas they are shout equal In all rsspsoEs
10 himsslf.
III 6tons prsfazx 70 sIssp NTH Negro
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