The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-12

think We can " JUST ~ 80, y0oS ~
veil protected, asd int =. ~ and hap
~ under Unicalo t RspublfoD % ~ have I
been under Uoien II Stats. want to
see this whole cQSeisost boaad together
BY grand anton q RepuEsies. And We
will have it, apdsrill have peace and
harmony and self govsinment With IT,"
sLst - Aasl 49, 1nssspsr4Sum puzsr.
Never I'LL thst dag comes when the usurp-
or and HE Victim meet At the judgment
sest saa b bspsaished for his Srosgs and
his conspiracy egainst American liberty.
Il Baker, of Michigan
.Ws will have : free press and free
speech. Arc you willing any longer to
endure YOUR bardshipsf mol Then
como up and hurl Nr. Lincoln from pow
ef. This black abolition party has almost !
broken up this government. Will you
endure it any longer" -lMr. Fuller.
.sWhat is this war for I The Niger.
1t is for the Niger agains, the white man.
i think we don't want our bosoms stnffed
go much With damusd niegers this warm
weather. I don't believe he negro is
equal to the white, man, Is it not high
time that this Internal var was stepped 7
If the South could be subjugaied by this
internal war, the bayonets would be turn
cd against the North. Come veal or voc
We will be, for the sovereignty Of the
States and individual rights.'- Mr.. San-
derson. of Pa.
Il advise peace and harmony, but if 10
the struggle It reaehes the point that the
ballot box is even touched with sscriliI
gous hands, sayl,hen and there. come
what will, let the lives and honor Of all
be pledged to the biggest fight the world
lever ssw."-[ Bishop, Of Michigan.
ono more arbitrary arrests viii be per-
United with impunity. No more Vallan-
dighams will be dragged from the bosom
Of their families. and spirited away to q
| foreign land or q dungeon. unless the at
tempt costs blood. ''-FWarren, Of Rhode
Island. k 9f
ssWe talk OF rebellion and revolution
in Che South. There Is . worse rebellion
in the North. The Southern people all
have an affection for the old Constitutional
Union, bat here in tie North there is a
large rarty who call the Constitution a
covenant with hell, That's what's the
matter. The Democratic party must rec
ognize in their nomination the doctrine Of
non-coercion, or il will not, and ought
not to be successful This campaign
viii be successful only il conducted
upon the principles of the old Democratic
party, and they were peaceful principles.
These doctrines must be repre- sented either
in the candidate or tbs platform. Get The
candidate il you can but the platform at
all events. '-f Chauneey Burr.
:, The Hon. ii. c. Clayb ourn claimed
Virginia as his native State, 1.-The birth
Of the brave AID noble S,onewsll Jack
, SON." lie thought Mac was the man COR
the hour and the time.
Capt. kaniz, of Pittsburg, sd Mr.
Lincoln AS thief aud lead r of thieves
He said ''Lincola was now played out,
the opposition to him was going to be bold
! an q powerful; there must be no under.
, hand work, and if Democrats catch any
of Lnceln's by sstrap spies among
Il them, they must cut their id throa,s,
that's all. should like to see the noble
George B. Mcclellan as President,
cheers and that grea, Democrat, Hora.
! no Seymour, should occupy the positios
of Secretary of State In the Cabinet
would see the name Of Voorhees, and the
brilliant galaxy of gentlemen statesmen
who cluster round the Democratic ban.
! ner."
I "I'll tell you about JEFF Davis. Abe
Lincoln has little difficulty with him,
and make it rule never to interfere
with black guards. There was never a
crime perpetrated in the history Of the
world that has not had its exact counter
part 10 the conduct Of Mr. Lincoln. Abe
! Lincoln is a liar and perjurer, sud has
petit larceny written all over bis body,
from the crown Of his body to the soles OF
his fees."-[ Henry Clay Dean.
John Allen, of New York, was decided
| ly for peace. War would never produce
peace. We would never subjugate the
Sourh. The olive branch of "Bemocra-
cy.' in the shape of a peace platform, is
all that can restore the Union He would
support Mcclellan on such platform
j The following arespecimen chips of the
speechifying "hove in at the ratification
meeting held last Wednesday
i Mr.. Sanderson said: off Abe Lincoln
was reelected, he would free the negroes
OF the South and then enslave the people.
We must maintain State Rights &c.,
&c.
| Judge Miller, Of Ohio. said: "a bloody
war has been waged 10 elevate the negro
to an equality with the white man. There
is no difference between War Democrat
and an Abolitionist. The are both links
in the same sausage, made from the same
| dog"
Mr.. Rollins. of Missouri, said ~
love our. Southern friends. They are q
noble, brave and chivarous people, al.
though they arc trying to break, up the
Government" m
Mr. Hanna. Of Indiana. was heavy on
Ben Butler, and poured over his devoted
head such venomous slime as this: -
/ By whom was Lincoln supported !?
Prominent among his supporters is Butler,
half-devil, e-quarter beast, and less
than one-fourth human, beRotten by the