The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-29

he suocessful resistance Of tho South. ?
vas in ths Office vhsre thsse papers we L
found. -.
The correspondence Of r. G. Hibbss,
Who assures you'd ~ Sshe psnsegeey are
list stiffsning vi vhen the war ! = be
openly declared - being wngsd tof the
purpose aEfssellk ~ 1eSDees whisA \
nil ARGUES ShothS y tion Of the country I
10 arms" and 3e1of1ng ssthst Lincoln
bayonets are shouIdered for cold bloodsd
MURDER wItMyng 6lnOS xKSlS I6sSS I
papers vqre foun3,
Ths undergraduates Of ]. Hardesty.
Who wants yoa to have that hundred
thousand mes ready, - We do not know
how soon We may need them" we're u
the Office where this ritual wae found, Il
Tie correspondence Of J. ]. Bingham,
who asks you, eif you think tAe South
has resources enough to keep the Union
forces .. bay" and says that "5ea must
have sources of i1fornAtiod which hesbas
not" was in the office where "these pa
pens" were found.
The correspondence of John G.. Davis.
informing you that . certain New York
Journal lis wonderfully exercised about
secret anti-war movements, and trembles
in their boots in view OF the terrible re-
action which is sure to await The m, was
| in the Office where "thess papers" we're
found.
The correspondence of w s. Walker,
who "keeps out of the way because they
are trying to arrest hi for officiating IN
secret societies" inclosiDg the oath OF the
K. G. C's. prior to that of the 0. A. n,
was in the office where "these papers
were found.
The petition of C. L. Vallandigham
D. w. voorhees, and Benjamin Wood il
favor of two Republics, and unitet
South, was 10 the Office where "these pa
pers" we're found.
The correspondence of Campbell, Wit
says: 'sthe Democracy we're once no
: afraid TO let their purposes out to day
~ light" but that "now it is deemed bes
he to work in secret, and asking your cor
n SENT" were in the Office where "these pa
pers' were found. -
q The correspondence of L. Etheridg'
10 Clerk of the House of Representative
e, giving official notice that "your ereder
or tails as member of the Thirty eighth Cor
gress have been received and fled in Il
:. proper Office ard for you ito come on,
pr was in the Office where 'these papers
re were found.
srs The correspondence of George H. Pc
IN dleton, which states that Ethridge's pl,
- to recognize Congress, viz: "to elect hin
e self Clerk and Cox as Speaker" .'theug
he Penteton) will not facilitate the r
nomination OF any man as Clerk who
programme is for his defeat as Speaker
N. .sugges,ing to you TO have it whisper
in the ear Of E,hridge to reciprocate
j vors and opposition, land do this autho
i,atively, but not az from him, &C., "
of in the Office where "these papers" We
of found
icb The correspondence OF j. MeDona
lev Who had an interview with Perkins. q
- one OF bis (Perkins') lucid Interval
,p- with regard to 'sthe discovery of /
Is: Northwest passage" by Perkins,
h" which he claimed the credit. etc, was
ore the Office where "lhese papers w
found
And SO of B. w Hanna, who wants
good place in the regular army; and SO
Haunegan, and SO OF w. j Pierce, "
evil show the beasts that Lincoln
~ turned out to be monsters in 1854" a
- so Of Bigger aud Devlin and Dodd, 4
VI whose said correspondence was in the
e W. fee where ssthese papers we're found.
lne These are some of "the circumstance
'm that led me to believe that 'tthese paperi
w the Ritual of the y. 4. X were found
10 80, your Office.
'0' looked upon these circumstances
plain juror might be supposed to ,
. AID not AZ a ste lesman, and innoeen
~ ~ supposed that such papers as these,
~ spared from the fire, would be in posse
NV sion of the owner, and that the own
and that the Office of the owner would
~. The place where these papers would
found.
-, Aud yet, with Colonel Thompson.
or or cheerfully accept your denial, and so r
~ -. pond as you request, "that the people m
~. know the truth
wi Your wall -uishar