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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

And the military commander in Missouri
has arrested many citizens of that State ,
imprisoned them and deported them under
sentence of Punishment beyond the limits
of the State of Missouri If a military
commander of a department may deprive
Its white citizens Of lie, hbeit ty and prop.
erty, and may banish white citizens ont
o. the State, We tail to see the principl,
winch forbids like disregard of State
Laws 10 dealing with coIored persons
thrown ON his han IS by the * g.ncies of
war.
The truth seems to be 10 this matter
that The political exigencics uf the ciiou.
-ei xhIeh the llnion is the organ has Tor
ced them to In hands with the sece. b
sy~esthissrs in erussde on the neg o
question sgsiust Gensrsl Curtis, snd a
large proportion Of the earn~st loyalists of
the State Of n s~.uri. Aud ia carving
on Z is f.csionsl warfare, he Union take,
positions and adopts line of argument,
which if given general application and
pushed 10 its lo4icai results, paralyzes the
military power of the Federal Governm. ut.
and establishes State laws, State policie.
snd State authorities as supr.me. over
the operations # the military command
ers OF departments, not only in reference
70 the eolo,ed population. but to the
white citizens Of the department., for il
one State law is TO control the command.
ers of our armies in them, all the laws in
the statute book Of the States are EQUALLY
binding, and the disregard or violation Of
them constitutes our military fficers and
soldiers not only "big Jacobios aud lit
tie Jacoblns.' but big and little incendi-
aries, marauders and nurderers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

EXCURSION AND Pc Me- For the
Hccom notation ol those who wi.h Ia az.
the Horribles. the excursion trains for
the b Of ST P- ers Sunday School
children Will not starr till s3 ,,'cI,ck I ,
Bu!!srd Grove. near Fort NJ .d,s,n -
Hound trip for slndy Sohool eh ldren
10 cents; other children, uader IA. a5
cents ; adults. 90 cents. A p eas.nt tue
IL anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

| Gen. Warren having been called
away from the city. thus interfering With
the Responses to sentiment to-day at the
Grove. C.pt Jay, the celebrated orirn.
tal traveller fiou New York city, will
reply to the senment The fnion-i,
nsnst and AdH be Yrescr,ei,' 10 which
he viii Expose the ri nee cf the Eng.
h.b aristocrac, with tn leaders nf the re
beIlpn IN the so-called Southern Confed
erney
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'I>RUSTEES' SALE.

Johr K. yove
wilhs A. Ysre.
~.
Peter }. Coukhlin.
kars LouisA Cou xhiin
ou tn 2sth yof b-e, mbev, 1883 Peter Cough. IN
sfd Asfs Aeslsa Eous him nkeN. y. san Miller
AID fbama knster the foila .ing dvsc u c'I rial
1slxte situated In Lee T. lows 10 wH The soath
qaaets, Of S-ctson eighteen The uth-~crt ssas
ter OF ~ ction snsenteen The north sesa art uev Of
Section sixteeBs the arorsI s@pth-west Qsauer of
Section nine ana tb--sst qusrtes Of sectieu
,hrty.sx, In Township sixty -seven north o, Range
seven sest.
Also. lie wes hsa OF section sventv-two Town
shin sixty-sfx aorts, of Rang stx W~.t.
Also thr o,th-hsf @, 1eraoB shirt ~ The frse.
tonal north esst quSrtey " Ssct,"n IN Town.
shi, sixty Dorth. of Range siy ~~st
Aisa the rsst heif s,i the saath ct quarter and
tllrty ecgss o6 the north hail ~r~t hsh oil she
s,rtb est Quavser - -eeti thirteen. In fawn hip
sixty ak aossh q wanss Gvs " ~ rnts ii- AZ
~ u 81 note OF geo 40 dr nst raee
and J0Aa 3. ThJn p.ysris tsi yr~ Al i III
snvrths from Desvnibet asth, sS J-s4e y .lsh
NJ tho IA af thr ststr % ai.s.s ns be
dorsed " John q whiisn fsf ss. - stte . 10
dut ard unpaid.
lth- efer~ ssve notice thai ~ N su.yi = f.s'd
t4rnr snd sussortt hNessea o. J. 40 az
giving taaa s.e natse. tn thr ~ :. q sNs "a
SsIaoias tls 90 b DIS AgensS Ash5 q 9 81
81 prae-4 50 ssi sis esAetstt e In -
q q oSu Fu.i 10 4uEs 5Ds tH*f.sn AAa " ehss
AL heye Zee - ID Aes~t
ptae. ~ s.lrs fssa frss ttsa 9 h IN Ciit
~ X -. as tser ssfy iss@.
@ s.ssis sessssAss ttss.~sse ~|s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

Ihe following is the order VI forming
the procession and marching:
LIST. Major Generals aud stiff.
I'd. Military Guests.
3D.. Band
4.h. Military in two ranks.
9th. Fire Department, with apparatus
oh. Sabbath Schools.
III. Citizens on foot
sih. President and Orators Of the dav
in carriages.
Oh. Mayor nnd City Council in caria
ees.
10Th Clergy in carriages.
ilih Memiiers of tie q II In carriages
is'h. hed'csl F4cul,y in carriages.
18Th. Citizens 10 carriages.
1@ih. Citizens on h"rs~back.
The procession will be formed prom pi.
iy at 10 o'clock A. NJ. as follw-:
From number one to rumbrr seven in.
clusive will form ON Naip-st. head of col.
u'nn rerting On S-coad-st fronting ,h.
river.
Fl m No. 7 10 No IA inclusive, vi | orm
on Bl"ndesu st head VI column resting
ON Filth IT. fronting west
The proces-io will be formed under
tie direction OF Col d B. HILLS. Pro
v'~t N 'rshal of the .'ay, assisted BY Col
j. c. ToDD. F. N. Waves. Go. n. Hour,
HARRY FuLros and WA. L 'Woup. and
wall move down Second-st 70 johnson. un
Johns'n 10 Fourth, up Fourth Main,
out Main to 9th, up 9th to b ondeau,
down Bl n'ieau to 8 h, out 9th to Grand
Avenue and out Grand Avenue to o.
ley's Grove, where ample provision has
been made for the entertainment of all
At the close of the exercises at the
Grove the procession VIII he reformed
and march back to Main street.
d. B. HILLS. Marshal.
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Ia VS. OF uISSOUHI--ssROs~ VIOLA
TiON rHEHEOH BY GENERAL
y. II. CURTIS

ANY person who shall introduce into
his State any tree person OF color contra
ry 10 the provisions of this aet, or WHO
shall employ, harbor or euier,sju such
'crs0a after be is introduced intb tins
) ate shall be guilt, &c. anA on aonv,e-
.'o. be puuist1cd7 te-f Rev Sta $50
? los9
Najr Geoera' Curtis not 1niy v ed
'hi- law. boz dij At l,arpos, y and tysh M
aft "fy tie captured neg oc. u srp
h IN int. Mlssou'i, and PRIV de I 90 ful
toe wsts a''d m an~ iur earty'ng on the
busrae,s 81 vi lsing IT
Tnat We IA ! Jirobio .sm- ~ disreysr.'
"t the very htrt principles ut social ordc,
! he fiic r I'M ier his C, m t,and, knowing
h. de.pised "1dtrumpjed on ths laws, dd
'he sam. 81 that "nc big restless and
rick .es J,cs,b'n ma te other restless AID
rec, ,,s little Jscubins When Gurus
pronounced the l.ws OF Missouri oil,fera
trtf, The Democrat made small stretch -,
co"-rince. nssit thought. TO dec are b I,
CpHs' tafion was oLi ieratsf th.u h a ,he
the pr"pr'sturs had taken sup,l,y u Oh. 70
.urp"rt II. The Jscobins love Cnr,,. be
rnuse he FRS, loved ,h.m.--[st. L ,4is
Hi,n. |
We believe that Col. Curtis entered The
State Of Missouri ~ the head of the Sec
ond Iowa Infantry. not in pur uauce 81
the laws of that State but IN accordance
with authority derived under the Cons,i
tuition AMI laws Of the United States.
which are declared to be "the suprem-
hw of the Isnd anything in the Constitu-
ti"n or laws Of the States TO the contrary
notwithstanding Under his command
the se~e-h were driven from the line OF
the Hannibal d st. 10. railroad. and a
numb Of the citizens of Missouri were
killed io tie operation. We presume,
though We have not the statutes of Mis-.
souri, at hsnd to verify the presumption.
that homicide is punishable under the
laws ct that State. Why, then, does not
tn Union quote that statute and deuouncs
Gen. Curtis and the Iowa volunteers un
der him. not only rs Jacohins, but as ma
raudcrs and murderers? Clearly General
Curtis aud the men under his command
not only violated the penal statute,
against homicide but many other plainly
expressed provisions Of the laws of Mis-.
souri,, under which he and they are liable
To incarceration in the penitentiary or
hanging BY the usck till they are dead
military commander ut the head of an
army operating 10 district il, partial or
g"neral 'nsurrec,ion against the authority
ofthe United States exercises powers in
the administration of military affairs. no,
derived from the Constitution and laws
o the States, and doubtless in violation
Of them. The military Commanders in
Maryland and in Tennessee do 80 witbour
question or objection from loyal men. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

Mffft1rY Arrsst--Grsat Excissmeut,
Ex Governor X. M. Stewart was ar
rested on Sunday eveling last and placed
IN the military prison, where be remain
ed until next morning, when he was re-
leased went TO the Capitol and took
has seat IN the Convention from whence
he was shortly after re arrested, aud
again lodgea m prison. The news of the
TX Governors arrest aud confinement in
prison among rebels and bushwhackers,
produced an Immense excitement among
loyal people--mors especially as they
could not learn any sufficient eau for
such an extraordinary proceeding.
Crowds o. excited citizens could be seen
collected IN vsrlvus places. relating the
circumstanc of the arrest, venting their
indignation IN angry words, aud threat
euing TO release the Governor by force,
unless he was speedily releas cd. The
murmu1ngs OF the coming storm conun
ued until the Hon. j. W. McClurg pro
cured froui General Brown an oldrr Tor
the release, which was effected about
neon.
TIE onyeutIon took the arrest Of one
tuelr members Yer4 -ILIIlanuhically
eed tau second arrest AZ the Cspl.s
va tie % - "a >tiy that ver5 fw 4
lie meuIbeFs kBew II unfll then hour of
aufnihett at noon. We understand
al during th afternoon session one o
tie oeu.b r h,d rrsolutl n prenarc..
- mqait- INTO the caasr oi lhs arrest, q,
'nI hr wa. unable T. get the floor 10 eff r
h. W. suppose II will CONS up Iii.
morning. ana We shall def, what other
comments we have to NIKE, unil The
affair has b-en fu ly iuvt.tlgat d. We
h-ve rel-ted the sffsir ~ il was told us
and suppose IL ,s in The n,aiu correct.
Sinro writing the above there has been
IN ,od'gnsti"" meeting of the citizens
he'd al the C ut H ,sse lA.t night Ex.
U"sern"r Stewart Was invited Iu be pres
ut and add essed the meeting A nu :
b of other speeches were msde and res,.
la,lons adopted expressive OF the sense OF
the meet,ng. During The spesking L cut
King appeared upon the platform and
Rad ~ "rder fron the commander of the
81 ordering all soldiers to their quar-
ters. ii al~o or 'ered the speaker that
they mus' not l., 'heir speeches d.nounce
the miiitar, author les Of thr p,,st or oi
the district. Lieut.. King was The officer
o the day on duty. and did nothing more
than Was his orders. The speaker. paid
n" stt-nti"n to the o.d.rs, and Lieut.
King lad not the power to enforce obe-
dience
After the conclusion Of the speaking
and the adoption of the resolutions, the
crowd gave three cheers for Gvv. BIB
Sew IT aud three cheers for G n. Ben
Loan, when they quietly dispersed 70 their
homes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

BY HOWE AND TrLrs Great auction.
Sale of condemi.ed aid contrsb md hor-
aes. brood nar.s and mules, At the /.
slstl', corner If N in md 9th streets -
The.I 6rst saIe will be on this. SATURDAY.
Afternoon, July All. at 8 o'clock and
viii b. o"n'inu-d every S turday Ut the
same time and place. We will, st thu
same time. attend TO ssles of stuck for
other parties. Howr d TYLER,
AuctiapIare
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THE CITY.


iisrea ter no subscriptions will be re-
ccived for the Daily for less than three
mont's a. the yearly rates. All persons
subscribing for less than three months.
will be charged st the rate Of sixty ceuu
. month.
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~Osing to nu umsrous typopra,b;c

~os'ng TO numerous topographic |
errors IN tue oditorial nstice Of the Aunt
verssry of the k1okuk Female Seminary
whieh occurred In The pubiic4Ii n o,
yes.e'd'y, We rrpubiish the article TO
DAY, adding z lanes Of the graduates
A note from Mr. Williams published
In another column also correets a. errur
Of f,c,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

TIE ExouR5Ios To DAY The f .
Sfanisf Eagle, Capt J w Bshop
makes an eIcurslon Trip To @ ancy u.
day. leaving heH this mornn a, eight
O'clock. aud leaving Quincy alter the
fre-work. in she evening Fare ior the
round trip, tw dollars n1npls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

FL L'wERs -Any our citir+ns who
have flowers TO d.nate TO the Fire Com
psn'es if n't called uppn ,hi morning b,
uie Committee on ,h. dc .ru ION Of the
engines: ~iil please leave than al one
OF the engine houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

fARh Foa SALE -- By reference to sd-
vert'siag column. il will b. noticed that
Dir Carr. living near Pennington. offers
his farm Tor sale. including a good bsnr-
log orchard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

WHERE TO 90. - Persons wishing to
stt.nd the celebration II the Fourth Of
July IN ksokuk will f,d The very bes.
accommodation at the Billings House at
hdf the usual fare
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@. A. WILLIAMS, PRINCIPAL


~ IL is worthy Of remark that while
almost every field of strif. is red dened
with the blood of some distinguished
General. commencing with General Lyon
at Springfield. down to the dealt oft;,n.
he, n"lds at BerryviIle, We have lost
nosreat naval commander. until the death
OF kesr Admiral Foote; and even hp died
oil disease, aud not By the haud Of the enc.
my. Death has strangely spared thrm.-
Dupont, farragut, Sringham, the two
Por,ers Worden. and Others who foueht
our fr-i n4vl battles, are still among us
a terror to the foes Of the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

- The Jennie Wbippls 10 the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock island
and intermediate p"ints. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

rF Capt. Jay Of Ne~ York, Of Orien.
tai Cel' brity, will be with us 10 dsy and
take part in tie c, lehrxtion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

va me evening OF the nrst at the Calvert Hoasc. a
suirs roesHI oook containing e6i and 20 cents all
kefn 49, uut o"t o ar, fhe nudsr will bo hb~s.
ally xsrded b, returning IL to the subscribe Al tho
sr,s- mentioned house
iy3 d<t ELIzA 6FTH IA Rpy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-04

" Col. stons, the l,y.l candidate for
Governor, made noble speech in our
Cay last B'shI in vindioatiou of tie War
measures oi the Government.
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Correction.

EDITOR CARE CTR: Willie cordially
acknowledging your ndly ~erds of
co"nsndst,on in regard to tie late Re.
View aud Anniversary OF the Keokuk Fe.
male 5 mi"sry. ~llo~ me, in ias,ic. 10
tn" young ladies' AMI their par,u,s. 10
make correction. The "elsg.nt refresh.
msnls furnished for our frienis At the
Ne union on Wednesday evening were n 4,
provided by the principal." Whatever
v'her expenses he may bsve incurred iin
connection with these exercises, and
however cheerful the entertain uent on
Wednesday, evening, il vas oil, or nesrl,
all, the irult of the liberality of the home
friends and of the young ladies them.
selves. to whose hospitabls provision and
happy ministrstions to their guests and
friends, the plea.4ntncss of the evening
was in no small degree attributable.
q A Wu,,.,,o Dbl
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SICK IOWA SOLDIERS,

List Of sict Iowa soldiers arrived at ST. Iouis Mo
iune 9sth. per hospital steamer Danr q. TAYLOR
Furnished b, Thos. W. J. Long Iowa State SANITARY
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
the o'o.1r sna11 ., OF -. IOWA. A'3~r.

TIE cao.4r snars ., OF -. IOWA ~-.
n sH eAsa Il Mss sssesv~.
Know Va thai there 10 now on Gle In ne Cessxv
Coen OF Lse County, I.vs, II Fort Msdtsoa Io~a :
prt uon II th~ undes xned Ex, The s~Sses -
MI Wicksrshsm. dees sas prastnG sor order and
eens~ 20 sell for the purp Of Ing debts dus Scn
said estate the following dscrIo~o Mat Estaie
Thees Ne . s-rt8 TpTs r 20 w. 90 acres:
tbs o. Soc 36 ~ -2 ~. ICo acre. in ,h.
Cant, OF Mills AID staic Of lu \,
This Ss& fthe q ~ u Sec 81 and r. X i oy g. VA
Sec 20 TIP 20. 81 w; also sw al S. 4 4 sso ia Tn
u n. R31, W. 10 ior County lows;
Also, Lot No. Is, IN oks - Addition 10 the Cty
OF D"s Mob-s, PotA county lows, con,a ming Il lUo
acres;
lot cisht ~ sc II Tpss r &c, W. containing N
% 10 acr-s, In Boone eouuty, tos Al also Lots a 2
IL sec -, Trs5 II %, w containing 81 acres in
bonno unty, inwaj
Tire Mr. ofs Et sec 10. TIP 81, r 70 w; 20 aores
In v right eounty, lowa.
Also toe fol.'wins and- in Lee county, Iowa. part
corner OF said qux,'ev eriening n sad 90 rods n =
the w line 30 dr. to tha line Of szid quarter
~oni aintos - also sother par OF ssme Sec
ton. coutneneinR at The h corner tIrpdny n
r.ds theme (lool ros. n q, 'hencs h 100 rods
b, the place 81 b-x,un ne eoutainipg 20 .c,rs
sa p-t,tis ~tli ee heasd nd d-te vniied tef =,
said Goar' on the ~ Mond l. july 1853 o'eock
Y. ois dss a. wkirL t,fa~ and pi al persaas
VIII ,nt sted wil b. heard and 40 oppo ,untfy
to sh ~ cs"se fan. ex.t ~ny said pesition should
not b gr,nid
b, order VI the Counts G. uTt.
THOMAS WIckERsHAM and
K. J WlcKEKaHAA
Executors of kh Nicsssshsua. decea. cd.
t26-2w
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III ACk LINE
BEYOND EnDyvuxu

FOR The accommodation OF the trsv- n-R9u
e'ing public, the under -iRaed have IS AXR
t,biisaeda DAILY LINZ OF HACKS fra1 Eddy
vile. via osksooss Bstie Fontaine, knoxviIie
Piesssntvi-, SANDY vile IndisnoIa, ST Charles iu-
tersott. ~ lie. Is. 10 Cass county
Haeks run In eonnee isn xiih the arrival and de
pstiare of the c~rs at Eddyv le.
We ha - couifaTtahte Ii scts, xood stock and wiil
no' srep In our employ xpy OF er than the care
tui AID honeI drivers. We invite the pstronsgv OF
the travelling public.
LATHkoP GODDARD.
MAY 90, 1883 -dtf
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VI ANIFAc URlNG BUSINESS

Parties he re pursuing resprttable and prontah In
"snaf'c. uf me Business requiring ready Gsfttai Of
ahont IN ,n.and oar, destf 10 sell out heiv entire
ncern, Address Sox $50, PosF Once ke.,kak
IsS-diw
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4 Nosi-r CO G.. ri.
J ,hn Eastman | Sd
VI SAP. I 4,h
J n s faer, r, 9th.
l. lyons u b.h
Cha lea sprague, y 5h.
john p o q, - ath.
l. T L wis, u, 6thS,
,-.o n Ferry, serst p. 81
y Campbell, !" @ 5tb
Z ID siman; |" 9tn
J 'hn ; 'ehoids d. 9th,
2 p Pierce, 9ih
j w Mo hea 8 A 9Th.
JOHN Haws, A i0-h
w Il Msrtin y. 10th.
Dan'l Ahos man. G. 10Th,
Eswar'i w-tch, t2tb
Chss Surfes. seret. ., 10
Orson z 8dzm ,B l2lh
w II Young 4. 18th
J Y kn,low J.,
W Il Spauibower, D, t7th
ndre~ Herdle ! . r.. II
Alex Campbell, ID lT,b.
,aron Y Piumb, q 10 h,
A J Pstri r, y, 2is'
John L"afy II ilst,
Isaac " Hlehe y 2lst.
jos Stsht. ID 2ist.
ID Il faiI.r,I 2ist.
J l. Car G }, 2ist.
" d shecma ei - sd.
y Morn -on a, 25d
Henry Ora lres. D, 2jd.
u o Salon, c ", X /"
Tdas Nh phs T., y
= s ~art u, v
J u DAVIS, D. +.
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{ ARIGINAL NOTICE.

{ &ht1 IN Al NOIiGE,
~, - nN'F Apn hiE SGEinuev hi.wifo,
fH3ftfs, hatusv Conn r, ~ .ehHc <,ttivnn uriui
- n - -0's = AK 0t Iu-r1,~- u--
- a ma ' 's-li = " " an irsiu, Iohn
'H len MOLINA 60
Ntn Nh Nii iiEhn M8uEp,ter @ ,a,os X
=" I'm ! : mr-I" "atHh hpaips n
" u" b y ' a. ngN Nat La9,h J n Ss,l.
- - fre h"'@hv n hsh IN The IA NV ~, a.. 10
s'F ON e "'i'~F te'kn h Dtr C.u, otte rnnn-
W At+atI"h I" y Curtis llmi' v
s nit VI Ni"Hrr 10 -um ot Two ThausABd
tpi tiVs tuHff~d ,,Slfsrs wi nj u p1y rent p4r An
" - 81, '''rr'"h 't'fn JuSo b 1854 n hir pr
so note 81 agsiust All the d-tvn ,s,ts Abe lore
m"l'xtEe f-"i estate Ia lie Count
i'st < srI u ecu he sam,
Nov. thsrefne , on mnst .pn,ar and yu.t. a.,.c..
saeN ." or oet"r- M or the eeco,Id tsy the
% " - !" %ah 10 Con" I" nee ~ thr nrst Monday Of
'.p NJ ioas. iuiSmett siil Be hsndcred against
.o = pra) cd for In sAid p.t lon
ko8shT n. O 'LL~0aE
sN Att'y fr Pestli.ner.
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lcE.


IllcE.
10 baakPrlne tango, y Rics,
Jnsi received. ard TOR sair low ar CAsn Ata7 snS
Leyav, es
.epta'-a coSSAplE ssyTH
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After the conclusion of the speaking
and the adoption of the resolutions, the
crowd gave three cheers for Gvv. BIB.
5 ew rt and three cheers for G n. Ben
Loan, when they quietly dispersed 10 their
hnmeA
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-17

work i one OF the imperative duties Of the con
servstve men. and especially Of the conservative
men ia the great business centers 81 the country
Nov i the time for the Conservative men Of New
Yosk si,.l B,sson and phiisJelpEia b. max e tlem
selves ne ri with cfect - The Nnte hetre
They shnuld unite he Nes fVk journal 81
Commerce slys ~ q strong Representation OF
their views TO the President During The session
of Congress he has been surrounded b. the crowds
xho have thronged the capital in search OF con
uacis. Office. employment, profit,
IL i nstural that the voice OF this throng should
seem 10 Toe the voice OF the people Washington
i unfortunately little on one ,ise OF tie Amer
ican world. and the soutsds and sentiments that
refch il are such are made 10 reach II Tor spe
cial purposes Have conservative men men 0l
wealth. of isdgnent. OF Dositi"n--atemfded as
they ought. tn make their advice and opinions
audible AZ the Capitall Remember that public
meetings and resolutions. whatever Their honesty
OF purpose and irulhianess OF expression, cal
always be PARTED and deprIV Ell OF force by TIE
charge that they are gotten mp 10y politicians io'
political effect It's not TO be expected That sucf
meetings can produce serious eifec' on the mind,
of men needing calm and serious advice from lis
interested paRes But il the conservative mer
chants and business mei OF this country. of New
now-conservative Republicans and Democrats
and men of no party afiiiations-let hem 90 %
ssnd large and influential delegation To " ash
inetoti ~ speak some words which now that th'
STRIFE of Parties is temporarily silent there. may
will. must be hetrd With tremendous force anI
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