The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-08

ing iali. There VIII be at least two pa,
ties represented, to-wit: the war part
who will doubtless mske an effort to bav
Lincoln retained and the peace part,
who will make bold effDrt to electa a ma
pledged To give the Contederacy instic
aud restore peace-long- desired and a,
IDENTITY prsyed for pesee-to our bleed IN,
country. We hope, we trust, we pray
that they may be successful. Such
shout As never was heard before wou,,
spread our afflicted South If such b
ne happy result, our independence vii
oe established. Bls should Lincoln b,
reelected our fond hopes would bs dash
cd to the ground, our Independence 5a
thing dreamed of, Tor we have exhaust
ed our Resources, and could not possibl,
nope to be able to continue the war foul
years longer. Pas, experience ha. taught
Us that We should txpect no fsvors a 1 ths
h'nd5 OF The iaiomitable lyraat ami usur
per, Abraham Lincoln. Let Us repose
our trust 10 the G0d Of bit,es, and anx
loss await the result There is VIVA,
| Mf. Garry says II rrars ardenliy tor
| he peace csnd date, because, he says
t he Is elected. their indep ndence viii
oe forever established. iIo1 does he
know lie asserts il IS a fact. These
com munications that have been goin, uu
70 constaDii- between the rebels II the
'uthern Con'ederacy and the Nor.hern
reoeis-all assembled at Niagra Fall.-
night possibly explain how he knew so
much about Whist the ~1uafederacy n,at
expect ffom the peace men, If e.ee,e,-
Many things that have been done in ,ais
county will explain the reason shy.
Ih's peace party-this antl-war party
is made up of very strange kind u
mea. They are very impatient for peace
~ the sane Ii nc they knos the kind OF
peace the want VIII Inv Owe tho cous,ry
n more terrible aud bloedv war ia five
years th n We eyer heard II. I Applause |
Mr. Curry, yuu see, ,es on t. sag that
1t Dir L'ncolo should be re elec;ed, .thr
hopes Of the Slnthern C9nfederacY will
he sla>hei to the gtoa ID, an 80 forth
Vow don't pt"pcse 10 jpin II Curry in
'1s elections ering ur i9r the peace can
III 'trs, or any OF til, crowd
| tini the laadicg reb.ls in favor If
mn | ions ilink ought to be. BIZ,
iF | find thetn jeuouncing q man ani o.
posing him as lhey "a Mr. Liac.ln eau
~ help thinking he is d pretty good
sort OF fellow. Laughter N4x, +
'oid you Wa could restore thi, coun;ry /,
<appfess'nE the rebelIiu1. There il no
tnanaer OF doubt of it that We can da
sfr9y tatir armies; we can kill every mau
thtt belongs t0 / en-; and so FAR As | am
soneef"ed Father tiau see this G 1vern.
tnen' destroyed would XII the las. rebel
J Il Davis himseif, al OF the a, ani see
Iheir bleeding c9rses stretched upoa the
gfoun /; All whjn the last one expired.
would w4ve tao S.ars aud Stripes over
him, and CRY '!Icav~n be blessed /, We
fase restored oar eoautrY oncs m1re"
Applause
kaov Of % mode By which loyal
ei'zen miy so welt demoostrate his de-.
vefian io hi country, As by yaintaining
the Constitution. the a = and the Union
under nil Circumstances anl every Ad
regardless: OF party palisics.
'saiust all sss.iaals at h me aid abroad
fns, vas NJ. DJ4gla.' doc,rlue when he
l'ed II Won d he his docrius today ii
he Wese alive. Il is my doctrins to-day
4nd - bsen sli along, and iatena To-
stand by It to ths ls,,. [App'Auss
OUR PIE ESr ExkcUTIyg.
THIS, thea. is all I care about ssyiee
10 reference t. the party pl4tio,m- o. ia
r-ference To the caa ilater. S faf as Mr.
Lincoln IS cone rued kaoS thi-: There
we're grea' msny pepp!e Ia this country
WHO opposed him iour years ago. knos
did did tirst as lie4rtii, a. aay othert
'"an in the coao'ry Il arg M IN halt toll
ne tour years ago that <1,ilI ever t,sks
4 speecii II favor OF his election, woaid
have old him it wss no. SO. and ,.u
road have proved il. \ clspsr'lsai in
the cf'*d-' | think You c,ntl.' Gen.
leg gtn--"ba. l"u c1ults t do i law -
Ltu1hter.l Bats wh~n iad the e.ders
4 The Farty acted with be.ra,iug the
rust tie people rsposel in them; when
hai them repuiiating the doctrines o.
aesson. who Wis for hangia. traitors 10
the highest tree he couiI Gaj, aud FOR pre-
serving the Union al all hsz,rds: when |
BUD them leaving behind them all Tx.
To- Ines Of the Democratic patty. re.
nouncing their allegiance to their G ii
their couotry aud their f,g | amnot c,ia
PEELED to fpif)w thea, any further. can
MT q With them iat, the precincts os
treason and disloyeity. Mr. Lincoln
>tanis. say. upon ths trae Uaioa .llK
TORN. AID therefore | am tor bim. / ba
ieFc he h1s en,ieavorel 10 sustain tie
Il ,vernment honestly aai fsithfuii,. All.
though he my not have acted iu>t toI
sait my wishes, tha. Shall make M differ
ence.
Andfev Johnson believe to bs eonal.
y faithful sni honest. i,aye but one
choice to make between the Constitution
L niun h,s, aui It's brave heroes on onr
SIDE, and The synpathiz re-. defa,asrs aai
-lahdeferS On tue other. | vii. act with
~ party which Is no in favor of nv coua.
try, and must refuse my support t, the
nominees OF the CaIesgo Caavention +
talk this way beeiuse am m indrpeni
emf American citizen and UaitetI s, ates
slidier, AMI no I'D ,,f hair h,tb RI.