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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

St. Losia, Nay II.
Vicksbsrg advicss Il shs iOeA ssy tAss
m expsdition under Geo. MsArthur. ssss
out b Gen. 9loesm. hsdsaptarsl Yssou
City With bat httls rssisAsee.
A nssseagss - rssse = Kirby enish's
army vasa saptnssd With : dbpsssA fton
Gen. Lee % Adjatast Gen. Cooper, ny.
ING that Gfsss's army hsd bses rspsleed
asd 1sivsa bsek towards Waskisg,oa.
RAida b. tie sebels on plsatations 90.
tiass, aaA the nsss 6esdah beuaaaisies
are committed: svsa istasts sess carried
Oh Aad killed 70 terrify he voues.
Ges. Slocum's orders produeed great
eeosesssa1tOa aneng traders ssd specaiar
tors. Sk0res have been closed and CON-
nsroe With ~ ese.y stopped.
Late sdvices from Al<xapdYia indicate
that Gen. A. ]. Smith viii b coopslIsd
70 aassh essslssd 70 the Aississ;ppi uvss,
6ghtiag bio way out.
It i reported that Forrest and Roddy,
With 10000 rebels. vas thrsassnine
Hssssville 40 Deestss,s Ala. Lass
Sasosday. Gen. Smith, il eonoand q
the former plase. haA or1ssea m the citi-
ssas - work % the foruseatioss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
VOL. III. !

Ansstsaa 0ssesal Lss whip 0rsst, ~
saass b whipped NsClsllaa; ssd i il
hvor Of 1dkaf1 ssd e66qstlses 1at,sr
keeapss Butlse = . aBsats" who doass
treat tss sssaiss II hh ssustty viii ~
sdnintios aad eosrtesy which he Tine
= freely aeeords 70 rsbsl Ansrisass, bat
sl1s3s vitApS ises lpySi AaieilAanv'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
Fort Monroe, Nay rs.

Fott Monroe, May IB.
The Richmond Examiner Of the l2th
has the following
Mssidhs. Nay Stssle's army {, 600
strong, surresdsred 70 Dick Taylor q
0sndss, Arkansas, on the 18th
Price hsd demanded tie sarrender oi
Alexandra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
New York, May II.

NrW 1VFk3 WY ~.
The Worlds WssAisgsoa 1isPassh says
person ..fsUA Ricbpoad 8sh says the
streets are fsit Of people spsssleaisg on
Lse's retreat, but they seemed cos6dsat
of their fortGeat,ons being successfully
defended. The easrissn aside ths cil5
amosased 70 about 600, bat can b ID
creased il afsw hours 10 dosbls that sun-
ter. Msa snd boys between the ages Of
II and s., - a.d been iucorpor,ssd in
the siit,A. Ssiaivss we're 9risisg fron
I'll parss. principally Nosth and SoatA
CeOaina. ~ ..s--Easa s.Ik.sst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
Washipxto,. Nav n.

Washington. Aay II.
A Dispatch from the Arny ef shs Psss.|
mss, dated 16sh, Ays aftef tss days|
Sighting the army vas allowed = recruit
for anoshsr strusRls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

Ths ann Of one nillio6 dcllsss -
handed over to the Sanitary Commissios
to-day By ths chairman Of ths Metro
potan Finance Committee. - the 6rst 10.
Stallmsnt Of the result Of the fair. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18
WEDNESDAY. NAY q.


WMen = ~ Aa09A .g a-v
The above il beeooi.g : question Of
anxiety as we'll - Of nystsry. and every
eye is strained = 80 whore b will oone
out Of the wilderness Of mos.lain rsgioas
which be Psnstrstsd. So 50
Sigsl. il viii b rsooIiectsd, moved With
strong forcs, q ~ suppOsed, towards
the head Of the Shsaandoah VALLEY fort
night since. Asothsr columns under
Averill moved opt about tts Ans tine
somewhat further = shs right, asd ssill
third colunu asdsr Crooks followed, Ill
with paek-mulss and preparations gene
rally indicating . long neuntain march.
and . change Of bass = The rsesls of the
movement.
What these simnllansous .novements
mean, where thsy ere houpd asd vhas
they are expected y aesonplisb, seems
only matters 1or psssliag copjsesuss.-
But the large force Of the oombissd move
ment, the smpls and pecaliar prepaatioa
for the expedition, and the personal atten-
ton given to the matter BY Grant him.
self, renders it certain that this move.
ment is not . nsrs sporadic raid into the
epemy's country; bas l. . daring and es-
sential part Of the grand stack to drive
the enemy further south, and secure =
new base Of operations for oar own
armies. - se@s 5s
These three columns proceeding on
separate routes tesding ID tie saae gone
raj direction, have each work Of their
own to accomplish on tho way, such ~
to drive out the rebels under Breckin.
rigde, seize the sal,uorks Of Vireinia, de-
stroy the railroads, and anally il may be
seize and occupy the great line of railroad
from East Tennessee, thus opening CON-
muuicAtion With East Tennessee and
through that with orr aruy under Shss-
man. and also with the loyal States BY
way of Keotucky.
Thus While rendering essential aid to
Grant and Butler, this combined expedi-
ton, if al prove successful, will move our
base Of operations far sos,h Of Riehmoad.
and bring Aeade's, Sohofeld's aud SAer-
mans armies 10 direct connanicasion,
enclosing the enemy BY almost eostisu-
ous lines from the Atlantic to The Gulf.
While keeping bright look ont for
Sigel and the rest then, it is jsst posi-
bic that We may hear Of them By way Of
Knoxville rather than By way Of
Washington. At al events Ne shall NOT
now have to wait long before ws hear,
and We ara fully prepared to hear, glorious
news Of this bold movement into the enc
my's lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

Nov Yssk. Nai II.
Ths seeaass Fsltsa, ffon Postl ReSal
13sh, - arrived.
Gea. 0osv1os ~ bssu sr1sssd % Flos.
id - Ssl9sss oss. Diesey, dsnsai41 -
IL sosss marlial n NJ 60 ~ sisalssl
il Gssdss's kvee.
"A na0 0tate Ccassntios ~ feallsd
u DsssibEs, 8. O., for tbs i7th u Msy.
% se3ses dsleGates 70 IL Baltiuoes Cos-
veeaieo. A similns aosuoeos u Ispoet.
q . Sees i EloRi1a.
Ths ss0sd sesso tsasspogA Hsssiss
We'd, - blsun ap b ~ explostea q
tvs Sssps3ess = oaes i e. Johsls |risse,
F1osids The sseoad eagissse, eabis
boy ssd ose of ths srsv oses kilas4. 4
hrgs nsnbsr Of oshes psrsoss vsrs
wosadsd, sons ssvsssly.
IAs stsanss Pisss eol agroasd = ~
6assanah rivse, wAsss : hsgs sts9ass,
sSppsssd - - . m. nos dosn frsn
IL 1issseiea q 6avsAnah, bsE fettTasd
afsss sesoascitssing.
The Fslsoa pepeG0 vhes AZ Chasltseos
Bar nsA. - : essssal aaegsesst ~
going - bsevses or lses, saAss Adj
~ DsAievsa - ~ Bsbdl fsss - ~.
sesies . Jsos asd Sailivsas Islasas-
All The Nssiss1 appeared . = sseiesa,
. also ~ Nsv Irsssiles. The dsrse.
tioa q Ass Ere - psiasipally o San
~. skieA - sspiisd - y II. Moalsie,
a 9al3iva. 1elanl A h.afn~se. o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

-
Nsv Iosk, - ~.
The Herald's special dated Nashvills,
Nay l6, has The following:
Va lssss feo4 rsiisAls authority that
&ePhegaou oepaaro6 q the lSsh nice
r.ilsoad tssins belew Rs1an, ladea With
sarieus military stores fef Daltou.
sThs sasny sssA r. b making peepa-
FaeiUdo - eSooUote. A0vantn9oe haNe
beee Esined asd hopes are sossssaiaed
hat o1r speedy busssss win keep paes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

Just issued call for ten thousand one
hundred day men TO reinforcs the Uaion
Army. II 10 very signifeast that this
call vas Issued after Gnns's sscessses
promised an overwhelming victory for Tho
Union cause. Had Lee defeated Grant
this call might not have been Issued BY
the Copperhssd Goveraor u ail: indeed.
= call might have bsen Issued b. him for
twice that number of Kentuekiaas 10
drive the Yankee Abolitionists IRON
Southern soil.
Bas while this Copperhead Governor
Of kentucky calls out ten thousand mss.
the cOppsrheads Of Iowa oppose he call
for ten 1thousaed in our 6tats, and in 10
far as their influence extended, With rare
exceptions, the leaders and The prss Of
the party have discomagsd eaisinenis.
New Prssslsnssal CaaAioase.
I We infer tlns he Chicago fines will
abandon hcClelIaa g esndi1aAs fos IL
Presidency and 60 in for Lse. Ii sdni.
ration for Lee is csrsaisly r.pi5I iaossss-
ing. and the opsa aud acsivs Aostilsy "
sna' ''snsni % the nag Of ms ssantxy
seens 10 receive higher appsssiasios
from the rebel sheet as Chicago than th>
mastarly sfrntecy Of McOlallss.
"
nes. 'ne i'"e. ss'og'ss q the dead
member that i never spsaks veil II cay
General Who fghss wisA ! viii N b.Lslf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18

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IN AlgnesN @1Au0 snsuse -. =. O. mr4e
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-18


+ AUTLON.-L Hsary Ceoisdge. Of
~ AsapassA IesA, o.selss ssssy 80 sntss{ VIM
c1nsax - kseS ssav fspa ~ nsasa1 q 0HfneyS DAs
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na1s Il vusss AEy - cm vYtte % - = hMatasse.
lDwA rs1w y ~ ~ Wholesale nesxAanD q KsAuA
0sylAAA n2Ngr COOkgbak
DAtLkOAD NOTICE.-Thsss vill
1O - nsseiag u ~ ssschAsaAsD = - .GsDknA
~ k1 0aenw - UlnDmuen Aa1saA CsmpanV@ -
tsaR S0pS - ksaAsk. rA4s1ny, nAg 80, ~ q
eaOrA ~ 6stAs VaSgcs~ ~ vsGng - - qatssSaa
y eAsnWne - naDs q ankd usDIany - thaa " fus
DU Mslx1 SAakgy nAalneAD OUuS3HS.s
~ erdse = tAe pAr~ssrsL A. n2DoMAN,
Aayt1~1R Sserseary.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12


The Peace Democracy have been 10 great
distress for = long time let they should pass
through the approaching election without -
free ballot or a free fight" They may SUE
pend their anxiety on this point; or. II they
choose. shey may change their cry 20 -
free ballot and free fight" We have the
pleasure ~ Informing them that the most
ample arrangements are making 70 give them
gall the voting and all the fighting they can
stomach. The one hundred oud fifty Tegf
ments a brave volunteers frosf Indiana aud
ILLINOIS,. who have been Tor several years tenn
poraily absent from their homes. giving the
democracy" Of the South free hght :" al
their own request, after having once give.
them a free election, viii all return In Mo-
vember. u the exigencies Of the military
situation shall possibly permit. and will meet
their .bretbrrn 81 Toe North In n freq cleo
ton or 4 ffee fght Ia sheir respective pre-
cincts Some of them were engaged 10 .
knock down at Douelson. Others bad a
set 10 a. Neksbarg gone wrre IN sna
others have participated in n controversy
With he advocates Of State rights aud the
opponents 81 the Lincoln dcspoiism from
Chattanooga 90 Atlanta. We who have ~.
NAMED At home viii do what So CAP, also,
our humble way, 70 make ne election ia.
ercslug to our Coppereesi ffiend.. 81 they
desire a lively time. On The whole there.
fore, re trust the Copperhesds will cease
shouting themselves hoarse. % the great dis.
gust Of decent loyal men. by Drawing for q
free election, when they know that they
alone have ever inierfesed with the freedom
Il elections, by pulling honest men away
from tie polls, and that they will rest sssur-
&c Il. IN addition % free election. they
have the slEbtest dispoeigohior Tree fight.
We shall give them every facility Ia our pow
ct, aud there il no doubt that the free fight
viii satisfy their most sagnine anticipations
Thee are hot an prmy .ef hHeliqgs Aai
mefe4eares, az The Go9erhead papers 'hase
styled hem, b0t an army of citizeus, a grand
posse comiiaias Tor enforcing the Constitu-
ton and the laws. and none Of ns.haves0 veil
earned right 20 vote a. they. Yet the Cop
pefheads have steadily eDdeAyored 10 pre-
vent them from voting. and la Indiana and
Illinois. alone Of at he States % the Union,
are they Obliged - return 10 their homes TO
vote. Perhaps the Copperhesds. by way OF
cilaung "a Tree election or tree fight,
wil conelade co prevent them from voting At
hume, az they have prev ented the IN from W
ting N their camps. lfso. lookout iof a
free election or free fight.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

II order that our readers may see how he
Leading spirits ~ the Peace faction vies the
aeiion Of the Chicago Convention. Ne copf
= significant article from their New York
organ. by Which Il wi he Sc s3t s'ssf re-
eafd lhs result 81 that Convention a. .
Great tsiamph Tor the fstes party Z Ard
sell lhey nay for, az i here asserted The
Fsest Iaiaciple they have adsr.eascd sssefis
llself upon the platform that hes been adopt,
81. and tho nominees Stand eou1ri1sd 40 ,
course which i undisgnisedip and un,eairo.
eslig irscsd il accordance 9Th tho popular
sentiment Of opposition y tie par TIE
Noes don't iiko MocrELIAs. personally. 81
standing upon the platform upon which b
h.s been nominated i eheeriuiiy supporil
him. especially. since be is associated wiih
PrsxIEros. "a eonsistau hAnpieif ~ the
"Peace sentiment"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

What luck have ron bad said E nsighboF
sho found pssisat discipline Of issae Wal
ton. Who had at for weary hours % Syea-
more root angling Cor suaf.bsio pol e be
feet o. pretty good. said the fisherman,
vbsa ! catch the two am after, and three
more shall have FIVE Dan Voorhees, hsd
better saecess than that. IN fishing for the
Wee Presidency for be esagh, thiFtsso yeIes.
aud i BE- b. . hooked one hundred rnd ihir-
ty-seven more. be would have received ihe
nomination.
Va Daniel indebted for the tbirteen voies
he dii catch. or the one hundred aud finffy-
seven he did not. 70 .she Office where those
parers were found :" State journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

49, ne s14r paFst -" 4aoter w.
More than eighteen hundred years ago.
Rome va governed ~ three men N the end
Il that Republic. One "a Augu<ius Cn-
szr, another Max Antony. ADD .le other 4
noble Romsn THEY WERE AL. OF.
NOBLE BLOOD. Add re. too. have our
tf.amFifste - Lincoln. sssnton ard Hallecs
but, unforturately NEITHER OF THEN
CAN BOAST AVERY HIGH DESCENT.
a lAngh-l
Aiter The Baltimore nominations we're
made. this ssms splsis u aselass af's,oesacg
rnanifessed Itself 10 The Ueil-known com
nsnis Of me Esrid. the leading Democrats
e organ Of the country. upou the candidates
presented. Lest our readers may have for
gotten those comments, se append thsms
The only merit ne can discover H. shi-
Baltimore ticksf = the merit 81 constituency +;
il i ell Of piece: the tail does not sbaae
tie bead nor the head shame the tani. A
fsif sptffiag tsfooa and boorih f4fov
both rom no sackwoods. both erosinx ap
IL uncsuih ignorance. they would sflssd =
groteEque subject for = ssiiFic poet Who
uiirki celebrate then ia such strains as Dean
srlgt bestows upon Winston aud Dittoo. or
Anstophsnss on that seFvile denag0guo.
hypefbolns.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

"a wonder shat the uuhsrry Mr.. harris,
Of asyisnt. thinks oi Tie Democratic idsa
Of Free Speech. De undertook 70 sss ~ the
Chicago convsniioa. that be dsG ncs particle
i<rly admire Gen. Mcclellan. wAereup,n BE
hsrris fonnd himself n uess II irfusssssd
hornets Il he humsn and. ~bc proposed %
ssck at. II cut Of The BAL immsalssslv.-
Mr. n, IN order - sussaia Free Speech.
shocked down enc mac. ssd proposed 20
shoet e'hsFs. ~hile - lsss The poles ioser-
fsrss % quiet The sumalt The public vii
&c nnch obliged % TIE Convention Zoe "a.
illustration Of Free sfeseb ard ., Demo.
cratic" ~ for Il
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

THE Coppsrbead orators. Ne notice. ara
begisning 10 make fEightlul threats Of whal
they viii % II Mr.. Lincoln should be elect
cd. II their hints Of julius Cesar. and
Brutus and William Tell mean anything.
they mean that Mr. Lincoln i 20 be sssss-
sinAisd. the North plunged int revolution,
and the Congress Of the United States SUI
psrcsded by the Chicago Convention. Tres-
sen is getting bold Of speech as the day Of
election approaches: bat II these braggsrss
expect % scare the intelIigs-s voter. Of the
North eat of The exercise Of The right Of
suffrage. OF into IA excise according 60 she
dicsssion Of traitors. they we're never mess
mistaken IN their lives.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

From ne Se~ Yosk News twsoa's Pspsr.I
The hopes and the prophecies Of The enc.
mics OF Democracy have not been fulfilled.
The spirit Of dlscord kept aioof from the
Democratic wigwsm AZ Chicago. ana the
Convention. true TO the great interests Il
represented, exhibited = harmony Of action
that promises al evershsl ming Democratic
triumph ia November We ACCEPT the plat
form adopted by the Convection a. great
triumph Tor The peace party be PROPOSE
ten Tor Al armisticc and conventions Of ali
the stases. as suggested several mooths ago
by Tn hccs, has received The sanclion OF
The Dsmosrscs through thoir delegate and
The reacr men may res s@surcd shsi shst
proposition carried into efsc,, vii bring
about an enduring peace between the 40.
sections nr
We ecuxr.snl,se shc rartr n ~hose be-
hslf 80 have 80 earnestly f-hores thst th~ir
ssrsestuess snd deveflcn haze nsf bcen in
vsia Let there be "a sefsuinr II u.rh.r-
The fuli measure Of tnsif sati,Ensgfcrs he
pct been reached. Or ssaucily toe iunasrcs
- he acipis thet have sdvccsted ss-erts
ifeell upcn ne plsflovm that Ia. nsen adept.
II ard fhe nomihets II he Chc,So Con-
vsasieo staf.d casamtsed T. : cuurss shss q
un9isSusstdly and uneqaieoc<slv traced 10
sccorssnce 9Th re porulsr scrtlnsrt Of o.
position g. 'ae ~ Il tst fbIiow AZ reso-
ln,ior = sxp, esssd. pasFiy enough - be viz
tnsllY ne sane. ne pslaepsi LIST has ssen
sustained n ne columos 81 tbs journal. sra
The mole Of procrdnFe thai we have urged
~ moss likely = Feslive the ,siamoh 81 that
prsoeipls'
Justice. hnmsri,,. liberty. nod re pahi.c
welfare demsod hat lnne9ssfe efforts he
usads far = ces<siioa - tos IIfirs -rn = view
- a. aitsnssie csevertien - 80 80 sssfrs
- ctheg pescshie ns<n-. =, a. ,s,.l thst. A.
tho rsslie-s rrscf'csess nsorree.. peace - "
- re>tes~d. ca - ezses e ths fed.rsl
Tnsen q ~ st.its
TIE ps,sloer Of ne C1aeske coors fia.
10 - Pssstdescs = ret The css,s.slssr e %
Frefesvecs. hai, staedirg speu The platform
49, -hlca te > Eonsn2ss3. ard beiss -
se,ek .zesi sis11srs- bearer 81 tks be.assss-
-. g = ssiltisd n. 80 - -iii receive ess
eArassi snpeest Gecrke = NrCleiaa -
DIR AID sad mach hat &c cAasot sci 81.
- A-ls- 49, - sxe4ss. bas. - hes.s~e Geo
= hsciet..o sod Abr>hsss lsaeeln 30 Deun-
eazi eta bsttsie. and - sc cszssacca that
/ - s2iae ooocosd 81 &<kiea dtspfsyes o. ths
Neavsntaon snl Re dsnaaslrsssa ~ u.
Dsncer&ey - the petls - t1e sth 81 urxt
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
Hon. James Wilson = Ex-tsov
joseph a. Wright

Ex-oov. wnIoHI and Eon. Jams WisoT.
Of Cr.wfordsviile. viii addfess the people Of
this city on Friday niehi Of shis seek The
wigvs7 oaly accommodates abont fifteen
hundred people. but the crowd that VII de-
sire 70 bear these two Distinguished gentle
msn will doubtless aumbsr a. least three o.
four thousand people We presume stands
oil be erected IN the Court House yard.
where eli can have the privilege Of heasing
what these orators nav say. JIz WftsoS
drove ID. W. VooEHKrs. oat Of the Lafayette
District. and should he eanysss this District
viii drive him still fastAss soutb There
are no greater orators in the Mirsi~ippi Val
leg than these tso men. Come out. every
body.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

Judge CLASPooL addressed the bsttefaut
club on Saturday night st the Court House.
The bell was rung five Or siz times. and the
greatest efforts we're mtdo - get q crowd,
yet thu House ~as not more than two shiFi-
fall sheriff Kns bua,sd himself N carr
az chairs. and in rsklng arrangements for
an immense thfoug. but rs ssass we're nj
occupied. and the poor fellow looked ss y
he thought Loves labor vas all los,."
The Judge. finally dsspairing Of the House
being filed. commenced his speech. The
fra fifteen minutes vas devoted 20 proving
the Divinity 81 Slavery. aud showing that
lhs people Of the North we're gullt, Of bring.
az 90 sbe var. thereby iastlfy!ng the rebels.
After he got through win This part ofhs
speech be commenced iir,ds Of low flung
abuse upon individuals. and continued Z un-
III The close Of bic hsfangne he abused
Jas HOOK, Esq. for tesng spiTsfHaiisf:
sIIIihed Gel THomsax: charged the editors
Of this paper for several years pact a. being
traitors ;oF writing certain editorials. pro-
boanced eulogies upon The virtues Of Gallon
BsnKs. 0RAyroS McCeoxKstr. aud TaosAs
O'Dowrro. and eadei as he bagan. With
The dirtiest slsng Of which 30 j. capable q
using. Tho only respectabls language be
ased vas that which he read from she files Of
the Express. and from other Uuieu s,areer.
Many ofhis hearers become disgusicd wiih las
billingrgsts sad lefs tie hoaso. RE wss 6,
dirty as to disgust his oen party friends. add
aieading member of the party declared -
he street after the meeting sdiournos hat
III Judge CLATPosI repeated that speech
over tho District il would give Col. WAsH-
EuaN eve hundred additional votes II Is
M opinion that tho Union men had better
biz. him 90 repeat tho same speech Ia al
parts OF the District. - Il would undobuted
~ add strength 70 tho Uuiou ticket. NJ.
vooKsKrs was pressns. bus sven he became
dIsgus,ed with the spsaksr's slang and lett
the room in haste
There y some excuse however for the
Judge. and We cheeriuly give him the bene-
IL Of Il. HE defeat by EcKIrs Cor the judg-
ship soured him: since that event he has bit
everything IN bis way, ike snake IN Au-
gust Besides tho victories OF the Federal
troops a, Atlantis and Al Mobile. over his
"Souihem friends. have cxasrerated him
beyord endurance the MeCLEILAs cause 10
rapidly declining. the peace faction Is digi-
ding the party. and hence hi- hydFophobiatic
condition. IL has been but about two years
since the Judge was denounced ny butter
nuts IN shis city as an spostass Of bis party
because he said skat. If the nation went
down in the conflict Nth tho rebels. let il 20
down in an ocean Of blood Also Mesars.
McCosKKnLv and Macs. we're making ram
pant war speeches over the country. but they
are nov converts 20 the peace platform. and
ambitious 10 show their radicalism IN that
direction. We trust they will continue ia
their present course up TO the election.