The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-28
vallana,ghan,. Programme.

vallanaighan's Programme.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tri.
bune. writing from the Clifton House,
Canada, gives-ths following, amongst 9th.
er items, in relation to Vall,ndigham
His programme. as gather from hi,
utterances is something like this: The
war will be ended when the Democratic
party come into -paxsr which will be ia
l865 and not until then. The iudepeu,
dence Of the Southern Confsderacy will
be acknowledged, with the understand ING
that National Convention shall imme.
diately be called for purposes OF "rscon.
struction." At that Convention new
guarantees shall be given to the South. by
constitutional amendments-such a. the
Acknowledgement Of the nationality Of
slavery the right Of Shareholders to car.
ry aud hold their slaves wherever they
please, under the protection of the Fede.
raj Government the restoration of slave
~ where it has been abolished by the
Emancipation Proclamation; . general
amnesty and restoration to rights Of all
rebels-lesders and all in fact, all that
the slaveholders ever claimed in their
most arrogant moments, .'and more to-"
is to be readily and cordially conceded,
with such disposition of the Abolition.
lists as the mercy of the rebels may sug-
gest. This is about the programme which
is now being prepared to govern the fu-
ture action of the great Democratic party;
and depend upon it. it will have the sup
port of that time-honored party there ;s
no mistake about this. True, the veteran
apostles Of that faith. those whose person
al character and intellects added lus.re
to the name, are not with theu-Dickin-
son. Dix, Oass, Butler, Brough, Tod,
Wright of Indiana, Wright Of Pennsylva-
MIA, Andy johnson. Holt, Guthrie, Burn
side. Rosscrans, and hundreds of others
but it will, nevertheless, have the sym pa
thirs and active support of a large major
i'y of the once proud and dominant Dem.
cratic party, and will be made the test OF
political faith in the coming national con
test. Upon this platform i. will have to
be met and conquered.
BATCH or PILGRIMS FROM BUFFALO.
A band of pilgrims came down from
Buffalo on Sunday morning, to see the
great Martyr and Prophet. There we're
none Of the leading Coppsrheads among
them. They we're oil the small fry, with
much swagger, rundown shirt collars and
dirty bosoms. Judge Fulton" Of whom
| neyer before heard, was the leader and
spokeman Of the band. He has fosilised
appearance, wore big ruffles in his bosom,
and affuted whisky, a. did the rest Of the
party, in frequent and ponderous pota-
irons. The crowd-nunbsring dozen
or so--talked loud and with much swag.
ger. All they wanted was to "hang Abe
Lincoln, Bill Seward and al other Adolf
tions's )" s'ths rebellion was big thing
for their parry, aud ought be encouraged
until all the damned Abolitiouists in the
army we're killed off," "Jsff Davis was a
better man than any Abolitionis,, and il
Vallandigbam should be elected Presi-
dent, which they fondly hoped would be
the case, JET. Davis should have the bes,
place 10 the Cabinet" Some OF the par.
ty would like to have ohsered for JEFF.
Davis, bat they were restrained by the
more shrewd ones. They were al intro
daced to the great Martyr, and regarded
that as glory enough for one Sunday.
MRS. vALLAHDIoHAM.
Mrs. Vallandigham, wife Of the Martyr,
accompanied by Judge Blanchard, J. H.
Walters. her son, and several female
friends, arrived here on Saturday. Mrs.
V. is a comrly, pleasant looking lady, and
bstrays no evidence Of insanity or even
anhappiness. Young Master Charlie Val
laudigham. who represents the future OF
the Vallandigham family, is bright. live
ly youth. of ten summers, with Young
America proclivities, and will perhap s
make his mark, not sitter the manner OF
his father, hope.