The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-05

Government plotted and commenced By
the Democracy under Buchanan would be
consummated and rendered successful un.
der Nee elan.
NEw rREss The Chicago Journal OF
Monday comes to US on greatly improved
paper aud bearing the fair aud clear i'm
preston Of entirely new type The Editor,
Charles l.. Wilson, gives neatly written
salutatory In resuming personal charge Of
lis colums.
AndfeT Shuman continues on the ed;-
; torisl staff, aud ]. l.. Wilson to be one Of
the publishers.
b. +. Taylor, Eho has been connected
With the paper for nearly score of wears.
and whose prose is postry and his poetry
the glowing inspiration of the muses.. is
the literary editor.
The journal is the most warmly wei
coined, the most u.ed, and The best of our
exchanges, and we commend it 10 every
one desirous II taking tirs,-elass poiri-
csl and literary paper. 1t is excellent in
lis matter, selected and original; it is ex.
celleht 10 morals, and sound ia politics;
us patriotism aud support Of tie Govern.
ment is lofty and incorporating. On
this head the edito, says:
To those who have been its readers
the policy If the Journal need not be de-
faed. 1t may not be Inappropriate, how.
ever, 10 say thar. while il shail continue
to advocate lh4 cause of tie Unioa and
the war 10 mainiain il, the fir! raw or
peace will be welcomed with unaffected
joy. Bat 1t caunot counsel a peace dc
tated by armed Insurgents at the point of
rebel bayonets. The laws must be every
where supreme, the power os the Federal
Government everywhere recognized. the
rebellion and lis cau*e lie sleeping in a
common grave, before these columns can
be opened TO advocate peace with Tho e
who have madiy sought TO bresk tie bond
Of union, and whuse frenzed and enfee-
bled hands are still clutehinr at the
Nations lie. Slch a peace will be as
honorable as it shall prove enduring; our
country will t4ke rank in the foremost
ffoat among tho Nations, and, xi,h one
another, tho Uuited States shall then
learn var no more.
And thus beautifully and Loyalty he
closes his salutatory
! And let bin, in conclusion, express the
/ feryen, desire, - strong as filth, iha,
long before the new types upon which lie
gives these grateful vplds to the trie land
true friends of 'nang syne" shall have
ceased TO yield the fair Impression they
are giving to-day, they may render, in ali
their beautiful di-tisotuess, the bis ssei
/ announcement OF "reaee on earth" and
the words aade true al last snl Tor al!
time, 'L,bersy aud Union, now and for.
ever, one aad inseparable."
Es- There was Bank pauic and al.
most riot in Chicago upon Saturday,
Tao Wess-sa Marne sud Fire Insurance
Institution ta.ied on tbst day. The Tr
bune says:
!" l. seems that on tae evening preYi
Gus the Twelfth Ward Committee had de
posted their draft fund in the bank. Ths
iaet that the draft for this ward occurred
on Saturday, rendered the u,e Of the lupt
prompt necessity. hut oi course wher
tie committee applied for it, it was no
.ofthcomlng. The news soon spread
abroad, and an infnriatea crowd OF citi
ems OF that ward gathered about tn,
building, determined upon The most des
perate measures to obtain the money. A
gentleman connected with the bank wa
nl3ltreated, and threats of hanging hin
were made The rapidly increasin,
crowd, urged on by imprujen, leader
aud speakers. we're organizing tolforce al
entrance into the b4nk. The police wer
not at hani. The Mayor was appeale,
10, but rendered no assistance to auell III
disturbance, whan fortunately the.provos
guard made their appearance, and prompt
y restored order. 1t is evident that bu
Tor their arrival, a most serious not mus
have occurred, aud one which all classe
must have dspl,rsd."
The Bank Directors concluded the
had better give security for the prong
payment Of the draft fund. which the did
and total quiet was restored.
rsA- Colonel james F. Jacques. Of thi
, State, is making speeches for Line lin an
: Johnson in Indiana. His receut intervie
e with jeff. Davis enables him to spea
f; Asl:owlngly Of the spirit and 'esigns OF Ii
; 'eoei dovernment.-IChic Tribune.
g@- Ihe lion. Thomas F. Marshall, III
seil Known Kentucky orator, died on II
"a Instant, at his residence near We
n al II. sf.rlt