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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15
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rUBLISHTD BIZ CARLETON.
Luiu--a Novel BY waiworth;
The opheus O. ksrr's Papers sd scrissi
WanderinKs OF q Beaut y--by james,
NY Southern Friends-by Eirle;
The Prisoner of Statc--MAhouy;
The Great oonsu m~tion--C um ming;
The United States Tax Lxw-as amended;
Incidents In my LiGei
Garrct Van Horn or the
Beggar on Rorss1 t"k.
PUBLISH =. : !" rig erald.
verpsrs Eri - s. ,l.vui
Mrs. Hai!iburtoI' I. Iroa6Ies. A."
TIC Lsdy Li.ie-- by Mis-. Br.ddou;
Darrell Markham -
BaTrington--by Charles Lerer.
PuhlisAsA N 5s.knsr 4 z-s.iS.
Uncle Teu's CssiH--nsw edition, 1 Vol
Leisure Hours In Town;
The Reereaiions OF . Country Parson;
Nedisatious--by ZsoAokke;
Country Sewing and Country Thinking;
The Patience OF Hope:
Two friends-oy the author OF Patience of Hope
On Liberty-by Inhn stuart Mills.
7be Every Day Philosopher.
Tisan-from the German Of Jean Paul Richter.
From other Fublishsrs.
The Employment of Women.
Beauties Of Rask kin.
The Florida Exiiss--by Joshua r Giddlngs
Herman Popular TAies-Grimm;
Talk with my Rupils-by Mr.. seddwlsk
On the Origin Of Speces-by Huxley;
Reserves OF . Bachelor
Antiquity 81 Mandy Lyell;
The Pcntatouch--by Coienso;
I" INDICATED by Green.
Mrs. Brovnipg's kssays on the Greek Christian
Poets;
" Last POEMS
Arsr1 Leigh
John G.. Baxe's Poems;
Hoods 8ss
Grape Cuitsrc and Wine Growing by Phin;
Downing's Fruits and Pruit Trees;
Madam lie Aarchsnd's psftune Tritss3
SCHOOL.
How Plants Grow;
Gravs Lessons botany snv
0ray's Manual Of B,txn1;
TssQuelies Rrehch Course;
JaDgstroth on tho Honey Bee;
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-15
SURVEYORS OFFICE,

Keokuk. Iowa, May 81, 1858.
EoTiCE.--To all persons having guns, reviewers.
pistols, munitions Of war OF any hind for sale
ordered not "a sell dispose OF the same without frat
obtaining pernali from the undersigned BY order os
the spsclsf Agent of the Treasury Department. An
persons violating this order will be liable have such
goods eonnse for the The Of the
United States JOHN STANNUs,
mAy2S-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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ASHAMED Gsw II.

Although there are several influential (?)
Abolition DisaDion- Republican papers
Published On the Missouri Slope, nos
one of them has Published the Presidents
message. Evsa tbs Noapassl, owned
by the Presidenes poss Master, and edit
cd By one Of his retired undsr-pay Lieu
tenants Of the army, has nos aOas the
President the justice TO publish his an
aaal message to Congress.
Why 10 Il SOP We cohesive Of no
other probable reason for the failure TO
give 1t an airing through the columns Of
the NoaparssI, than the one most gener-
silly given, t. 3, they are ashamed es The
message. Ths Bsggs contained the an
Dire Message, sod iss readers have had a
chance 10 Judge Of its merits bui the
Republican papers do not lay the ina
psrtans document before ths Emnsdiats
friends sad-supporssss Of the Adasinis-
srasion. They are the supporters Of the
Administration, and perhaps sAsy shink
shs beat way to support IL, 10 TO keep the
people as much In ths dark - possible
relakivs 70 iss sets.
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BURKE % SEWARD.

sSTbs Administration il the Govern
ment."-NonparsiI Dec. 30th 1864.
sin shis country, especially, Ii 10 ) hab-
it not only e0tirely eoRsssieas asfth The
Constisttsoa bat sBen ESSENTIAL TO
ITS STABILITY, to regard the Admins
tration at any aipse existing as dissinc;
and separate from the Government itself
and to canvass the proceedings OF the one
without thought of disloyalsy 10 tbs
other." Sec. Ssrard's latter to Charlie
Francis Adams.
Burke says "the Administration IL th'
Government" Seward says SIT il con.
sistent With the Consultation to regard thl
Administration as separate from tha Cor.
eminent itself"
We don't quote SEwAso to prove Hurk'
in error but merely to show the wofIt
what great fool Seward Is.
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AN Av0wED REPUBLICAN DIsU 81
EaWEME

Thsddeua Stevens OF Pennsylvania in q
speech made in Congress few days since
declared that the Union could not be re-
stored With his consent. The report Of
bis speech a. recorded in the Washington
papers contains the following paragraph ::
'tMr. Stevens said that ii wss mockery
to say that the Legislature OF Virginia
had svsx asssntsd 30 the new State Ae-
cording to bis principles he soald Voss for
the bill on the ground thai the rsvoln-
Eionary States being bsliigersnss, were
noe snsitlsd TO privileges Of the Consti to-
sisa. "Wish his consent, ths Uasoa
eoHld ascer be restored % IL scas, andsS
the Consultation a. u is, with slavery"
Ms. Stevens lie the RspubIisan-AbOli-
tea leader Of the House Of Representa-
tiVss aad be speaks the Yoios Of Large
majority 81 hia party beth in &nd ous Of
Csngrsss. he gives sn airing 10 the Sc.
sTst desires and will of "Honsst Old Abe
which have besn entertained BY the OLE
joker from the beginning. Had IL no
bean for the determination Of the Rspub,
lie&n leaders TO either dissolve the UnioE
or abolish slavery. the country woal6
h&Ts been IN the sutoymsns Of peace .
the present time. All ths horrors ant
miseries Of the pssssns war hssbssa bro'
on because, such men - Stevens wer'
unwilling that The Unioa should axis
with slavery In it.
Thsy aow openly declare that the I'm,
ion can never be restored - ID wa undel
the Constitution AZ ii 10 with Slavery
We have said from the sommeneemea
Of the difficulties shas have led 70 The war
thas The Abolitiouists we're determined q
destroy the Union or abolish alsFary, an<
We now have their policy boldly pro,
claimed ID the Ffalis Of Congress.
We ara glad 70 see the laadsss VI "a
party pEoslaiming their sras ssntimsnta
and ws shall nov see WHISTLER shs psopl1
are rsady 70 sadorss and sasssin the part.
wAess leaders Ayow shsnsslsss 10 be dis
aaisuists.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

40 $Sasa A@@sP&@A @E%@ E@%@ Ia ~ ~s'"~'
6eatlemen--You are hereby RotIaed GE' % ~
san day Of December 1881, petition I'll v sE
In the s5cs Of the Clerk Of The DsuIci Ce2Fa
Fettawxtsaais tgaky, IowR, By 0. Frii'.
Plaintiff, claiming Of you, as DsieBdAa" tG'r'S-
iAe xaa OF I've HsaaEad and Fifty Deti<'i SaSF
due on account for professional ssTyFSr' f's
attorney, reB3sFaS Ii she DssHlcI Gear l-gis'4s
In q certain cause Wherein yo0 veTr P5A.aLa' y
Frank Street as Gsasty Judge ke, Ioss ne t S2A
AZ Mcconnell And G H. Stone were desa@sSs-
Yea are further HottffSd hat SAID Ssiltis' s1A
an attachment against yuaE property u hea ~,
claim 90 shs gFpaRa tAst yes are Raa-fesssrs.' .
the state Of iowa And that unless yos Is9@
and make defence 10 sad peuhoa ee'gtt Is = ],
the second day Of the next tern Of sara lSsLr :
Be begun and kolaeo al the cily Of CosRtH N N
EswA, Oh the 2Sth day Of January, 1879 a'!A-., =
be entered against you and atEsEneg! - =.
tnsrsoB- FhitA -
C9uncA Rlaas, Iowa, Dec 8. lss2
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TRKE DRART.

The Governor, fearful thai Staatan
would not order the dFaft after he Stan
toni had stated to the President shat Iowa
had furnished more than her gu sa OF
troops, went on to Washington for the
purpose, we presume, Of coaxing ths War
Department to permit tbs draft. dis
lona absence causes considerable huktsE-
ing among some Of tho officers ia the re-
daeed regiments They fear eontolida-
ton. .....e .s.. =. /. /.
The Governor Ia said TO be quite pep
ular with Stanton, and il may BE- that be
will succeed la forcing draft upoa eug
people. Stanton will and in kirkwsod .
wiling tool 10 do arr dirty work Aa Nag
hare on hand, and be will ha 10th ~ drivs
80 faithful and zsalous Al instrument
from him. &F
III, however, kigkwood shall BE- no more
fortunate in bis draft than we're The sxec.
utivss of the New England States, sheEs
would still BE- bat little consolation for
the frighteasd shoulder straps. f
This time Sam has got . big job On his
hands, and he don't hold any winning
| cards. Grimes always holds sFunps.--
And he can euchrs Kirkwo0d every game.
Grimes went In ON bis muscle and played
lone hand the other day with Ssward
i and beas him With saoh an opponent,
kirkwood does not stand the ghoas Of .
chance Of winaing single gane.
III Sam orAfts, the people will pub We
10 on his further political advancement
IL be- refuses 10 draft, the ohears bf shs
cid regiments will lay him oas. Sam d
evidently In dlIsmma. Ths fest u righi
hsre-~she Governor pat toe many regi.
msnss In the aeld under The Last two calls
This was necessary In order 10 fulEal ths
| multiplicity Of promises he had MAIDS 4
applicants FOR commissions hat BID for.
| got entirely his promises 10 the already
commissioned oHceTs Of The old ragi.
| Rsenss.
Our adsics 10 Sam would be- 10 ooms
home, join the church, and live . sobsl
life Auscossas Courier.
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STEAMED,

TsRnm sha saDse4ieer In ahAs eafy, ahsss EAs Iaf
IL a. ssnasmbsg ned COW yeass ODD ssss oil
whsts siis and gzaefhis IN right ear cas- white
scot ea sag ssfs ahsusSsss waite spot N fegex&2
ad Iltts waits ca belly VIA csavs abeas sAa l.ss
@& A&HaAx#s
ALS1p-A twaYuaF OF Me& @1kM &sxAxea fzoaa
she subarxih@s aheua sAs ira ct MSssxnhsT--sssz-
gy hsSns Aaa hswzM ss tan Rpmzs enc MAx&s nes
FSross@r4eA ARy N@gxan AeziwsfsaR kAs KAs4s
sse<k % ne, ~ szvinx EnEusTnxssoa tbase wAass~
sAoass % sisass can res sAsm win BE HeexxlG re-
waFasA xAMxG xSLxEAcK,
Hasz4sz oscsszsa Gig Miala.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

Hi -
RRK REfunLaCAas ARR nv OFFICE
yProm sAs Lsaaoa Msxnaag Post, EGevsgaxaans
oEansl Msw y. ~.
Excspa il the svsat Of death, or Of
revelation, DIR, Lincoln will sa1nsinus 10
bold the olfes Of President aakil tbs b.
ginning Of 1855, and nsy, noswithstand-
ing the opposaEion Of bic Congress, pur-
sus whatever course h or bis advisers
mar think best As, however, ere ags re-
lnesans 10 believe that shs war will be
protracsed until the Prssldeas's term Of
oiies expires, and as we are mot lass con
Rasns than hasetofoga that tho ebert 10
suhjagats the South mnss pfosefutilss We
snxioasly sssk an indioAsaon Of chaags
In the prsseak poliey. The posatiea of
the sx-ofscso Commander in-ehief Of the
Federal forces is psrplsxing in the ca
tssma. With 0 largs and well appointed
army within fsw days Of the Confesfer-
are capital, ha fssls aahasasd Of Withdraw
| ing il into wihsarqaarssrs, or disbsnding
| il by agreeing to sarms Of peace, without
| previously attempting to iaaies some dam
| age on his Eesolass foe. Is has beccms
| sn article Of ballet with Dir. Liaeolnss adj
vissys that eontinaaaca Of hossilities ID
essential to their rssantaon Of pewsg-~~
Nor are they mistaken in this respect -
They have gene tee far now 70 rssracs, and
the frank avowai of having inhaled TIE
public, ioug alter thair own syea weTs
opened to sbe folly Of sae enterprise ia
which they we're engaged, would Of neees,
atty insure their overthrow For naontsSs
past it has been struggle between selfish
ness and patriotism, In which ths foxnsa
has bean predominant. NOW, however,
o plausible prssexk IN Afforded 70 fha gov
eramsns Of refreshing with the seznbsaaea
Of digaisy, though with the loss OF pewsFi
from the false position in which they haS'
placed themselves. Ii sh4Vosa or wan
OF sonRdesee which has been passed a
she ssssas elections was resolved end aes
cd on By them 10 becoming spiTas the
/ might console themselves with tbs rehsc,
ton that they had done all in their pswsl
10 retrieve their past errors. War il 81
evil to whose magnitude the American
natioa Ia now enabled to bear atrong ses,
tinony. and to have shortened the preseal
unhappy Struggle, even by few months,
would in itself cattle tbs outgoing Cot
! ernmsnt to no litiIe praise. Tha army
which IL nov anxiously sreading It's was
through The valleys OF Virginia might ye.
be saved fran the iadiseriminate slangh-
ter for which it seems to DO intended
We fear, however, it is vain to expeci
that those who al present direct Arnaricag
affairs will spontaneously aeknosisdgs
} the errors thai they hare cemmatssd. -
Until The Government are foFoibly ejeet.
cd, we cen enssrssia no hope OF the wai
being brought 10 oioss.
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In another eolamn viii Be- found the
Prssiasas's Emaneipation Proclamation.
This proclamation amounts 70 nothing
bat IN open declaration ofths Presidents
leug cherished views and determinations.
Had he avowsd them Al the start, the var
would have been saasd long ago. He,
however. hypocrisieally ssnesaied his in
ssasioas, until By nishaps, disasters add
his own hIundsrs the arms Of the North
were rspuissa and defsassd On several
battle fields, when he supposed that the
people, sxaspersssd and mortified at the
Disgrace aud defeat Of our array, would
consent 10 adopt his free negro views,
aaa aid him in making his prophsey true
Ehas ga natioa divided against itself can
not atand. Il must be all slavs or al
free.n We are sasiksed that the nasioE
e. it was on she day Of his slscsicn, il de-
skEoyed; bat we are not satisfied that b
vial succeed in making all the parts free
So far az the President has coutroIlsG
the matter, he has carried ous his eman'
cipation scheme, before the issuance o.
his proclamation, by ordering thai ns
slave escaping within the liass of the Fed
sral Array should be returned to survi
tade. He fresd all he eould cstch bsfoE'
the issuance Of bis proelan&taon--hs ca
hardly do more nOw.
Hs has declared over and over again
thai be had 20 lawful right 10 intsrfer
with slavery in the States; pet he attemps
to exercise that power witheas lawful, Q
constitutional aasAOrity 10 DO 90.
What would Be the condition OF th
States il to-day the rebels should Ia
down their arms and aabmit to the aathol
isy Of the Government We answer Al
say, that they would be entitled to all Il
rights guaranteed TO them by the Coast
tuition, including the right TO hold slave
The war is waged, the President and b
friends say, to maintain the supreu
aey Of the Constitution, and when shaE
dane, it will be In force in all the State
any proclamation Of the President to Il
contrary notwithstanding. Bat shou
the Presidents views be esrrse
We would have some States whsrs slave
would be protected by the general Go
sxEmsBt, some where it would be pr
tscted In one county and abolished in q
other, and others where it would be e
tirely and forever abolished By she Pre-
idsnt'S proclamation. 1.-THE Union sho
ever be re- established under such circuu
stances, f'Honest Old Abe'' would Ia
additional capital to slectionesT upon.
We think we would not only have a 4
tion divided against itself but States /
vidsd against themselves fla nation ps
slave and part FREE" and States "pa
slave aud part free."
Upon the whols we regard tho procl
mstion - q base and criminal act, q
in order that 1t may be found in its app
pirate and proper place, We have past
il upon Gy leaf in book entitled st
Record of Grimes"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

md Nsw Hsmpshirs aleag aide In the
IDsae#ssis pAziaax.
A1shis i Bot the ysss for . regular |
ssssin 81 - Lsgislsaslrs, public span-
ION 10 dIvidsdas 10 ~ pesspsess Ser aa-
ether sxsra ssssioa this winaas. u de-
psada, appsaAssd. spss Ms Asenas of
rsssnas from tssss % b. sssd aps o. sp-
o. what porsi0s Of the 38O0, 600 Of State
Bonds Issued last yeaz rsanaiss . ss q
Ividsd amsag oas ssass ohciais ard thsis
| sasslit@s; for Kirkwood's 1000 u
| poska msasy IL aoasslsas sxh.astsd ere
this, Ia array ssasrsss spscaIsiions.
hope ysa viii losk msrs closely 70
The somposisioa ss the preef u this,
than 10 my last swe Letters. by type
1 graphical ssrss, one Of thsm was satada:
! | led sir dsys; willie aastass saAssisussd
, the word 'sseonscisatiousasssn for "oon-
. selsusues=,n In speaking Of the disaaoa-
: ssty Of Eovsrnmsas oihsials - the ina
0 nsaiass cause Of shs Indian aaassaesss in
+ Minassota. By this was made 70 ~
Il tribute seosscssaaiossasssn q the pres
y snt Adminissrasisn which 10 man o
n common honesty " sane mind woaid sv
T. o. think Of doing. Isapposs shas slisw
= anes muss be Made for the higA state .
- nensal perturbation Of sfys Loeais froE
In the frighs reeeivsd in the somiec-sragi
10 scene described by hinasAs In The sssa
o, nambsg; In winch hs started eat hsSosil
i With bowie Katie and rsysivsr, In que
D. of ga meas Of Indians" bat brought q
Ill In oonsact with . Iona woman qaiss
b. amaking arrangements for . sammeE
D. supply Of pork.n ala sfrzid that POI
,hs business ID net all explained, and thai
by local In soms wsy or other, Desaas All
h. cd Mp In tia hasinsss a. Q partner to I
in eontracs !, In which case, - we are not /
shs formed whether the maaa was picked
On. fresh, il Ia no wonder that hia bead shou
ID. be little obfussiSsaed and woei-gsth,
su- ing tbs nsxt dag. Oh DANIEL, Dam
his yoa shoald not do IL, draft or no ORA
feg Such ffansie passages NJ asms and "
ald advsasasss spon the ssfroatisxs' will bri
re- down the gray hairs Of year vsuers
uld frisnd with sorrow 20 the grave, besi
.sy. uniting you for any graad strass
e movssasns % Major Geaaral, when
s- Bwgss Asxiag blswn IDS last blast,
nth may be ssnpsllsd to look 70 that pro-
aioa for grub and glory. gNDsS
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msw L. asms 70 ssas In yVss ssasss 80 $3.50 ~
youF csaas fss saa nvsxR cor isssi ~ yss assars
. lscs, sssss asssks Dssssssfs JsswasE. sas sass
sseAnxsss xHx sIAa Axs gxzzs ssns 70 szx
musrc or rmx usssx,a and savsezsss sAa s'ooS'
sEzxuxsog Az II q, YEN BRsoM ~ wwAss1
and The GOVERNMENT Az gT saoULD RE
ssua In yuux orders asx me yvaEG, sws Tissis az
srtlsa sE sAs paEa Of ear tEisa&a kAay ssz sxeAsE
assist as Ia adding 10 oaE subscription Oas shsa
s&na saescEibsrv BY the list ID JaaaaEy, 1855, as'
In Tao kins 10 Asaps %.
Our Tssms are 9, 20 ssE ysar, HsFassly 10 "
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nKRRxDArloNs UP0S rma nam

We hardly ever receive letter OF Doc
umens from Washington, under the frank
Member of Congress, or the head Of
Department, which has not been orc ken
open. Where shsss oatsagss upon the mat
ter passing through the nails to "a are
committed, we do not pretend 70 say; bat
we believe that the man who 10 gailty Of
these acts, il A. much q rehber Of the
mails, "a ths mac Who stops the coach
upon the high way and takes ths mail
bags shgEsfEon. We dent know how
many valuable LISTERS and documents
SEMI TO us, shroagh the msila, have been
absssaceed thesefroEA. We kmosR how
ever, that several have been seut, which
have not been resolved.
Ii Members Of Congress have the RICH
to frank letters and Congressional docu
msnss, we suppose that no PoasnAstel
has q right TO break open letters and doc
umsBts franked By them. If they hay
no right to fraak lsstsrs-lettsTs and doe
uments under their frank should not b
started from the post once st Washing
ton City.
On Monday We receive the 9Th aunu
al report of the Post 0fkes Department
sent Us by the Hon. JoHS L. kABsoS
under the frank Of ST. JouE B. s. SKIS
sKR, the sealed envelope Of which la
been torn open, and ne have no doubt
hsd the documents been one which suite
the fancy Of ths depredasoEb it goal
have been ssslsn.
We would be glad 10 learn, whstht
thess dspredasions are authorized By ii
Post oaica law, or whether they Al
adopted by deputy Post Masters und'
the law Of q "milisary necessity 20
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

SrAHTos 70 b Isplcrxp. -Ths grand
JURY Of the Court 81 Sessions inl New
York hsss summoned before sham aaam-
bee 81 Witnesses, - appear % sha Issk
inss., againss Edwia u. ssaasons Ssars-
sssy Of Wa, Tor Violating The laks =
Esw York In shs arbitrary and illsgka ss~
ssss snd ingsissamsas vi assissns II ssaa
sssss, and u i hisAly probable iAaass-
asaas VIII - tssna agNlsss hin
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

~ The Toledo Commercial IA asdens
ahaIisisa pspss, says thai Gsn. Basisr /
supporting u government expense 4, DOC
solersd people. He viii not b rsznoysd
ws eonslads. Thoss papers shas bars
been urging hia rsnoval bad - we'll ssdgJ
up.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

- At the present aaoz9ent, II . LADY
Is invited 70 ssAy ~ the Emprsss kage-
sis's gasst for q week. shs mass take
with her no lsss than twsusy- eight die
rent toilets, for the fair guests ass en-.
pscsed 70 drsss diffsFensly feaf tiaes !
day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-07

Dxgn, On wasaaays saHaaxy sxA Eaak al II paas
In r. M4, EaCMAMD Eow Amn AHlTM, SsM as c. u.
o. "a. 8mash, aEsd years an& uaensAs.
rae faasrai wali sak . siaeesrem sss Esssssaos VI
me rsEsata, TAzssaas msrulnss u 10 sssssaa ~
n.
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Ths Hon. w. q. Rssd, II Philadelphia,
rsesasiy wrsss lstsss 70 : festival in
Rssks Co., Pa, h sslsbsaxioa Of the re-
cent Dsnosgssie sisssrass, A which hs+
speaks cut soidly and plainIy ~ fol-
Iowa -
sis 10 my Arm bslisf that the paramount
wisA Of the North 10 for peaas--lhoagh
tamidisy, or oonsiderations-missakan IN
nay oplaisa-of sxpsdisaey, pssEans shsm
from sa5sng 20. II has bean . pass =
The policy Of the Admiaistsalioa % ssaah
oat this crspiHg Of Q eomHsea hsmaaiss
land 10 dsnsanes - traitors those whd
think ~ do, THAI blood sssoagh has bsss'
died already. This has bssn aeqalasssd
In too long. There are thousands VIII
shink With ms whose property - sadanl
asrsd- -shoss Industry 10 passlysed-faI
theirs aad mothsrs who sra anxious I'd
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10 the hour when permanent days Of tru
shAll be displayed at Washington a
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." with whAs oars will DO when this bEoths
war 10 over" .
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