The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05

ttNs0UlU1400 u SU41&5Syvs~UDSy00 nay Be, i
wi support him, and 30 will my Stat !.
II the country can onl, be saved b. the
election Of Mcclellan. let U. have him.
[Cheers Gentlemen, ! Thank you for
your indulgsnce. M
Nh. PAINE.
Mr.. Paiss. Of Aissosri, was Dsxt 10.
'roduped. He hs,led fsoa q State whtsh
koew s.mesAiag % the Devastating hand
of war and bsosdshed. He came rs
representative of democracy. AID - ..
warm supporter Of TINT gsilanF General,
Gorge B Mcclellan. (Cheers They
mad in their State felt the -isos heel Of
despolism, and had seen the, horrors OF
strife, women had been insulied and
turned from their beds BY the Fgnt OF
their hurnipg homes, men had bfsn hung
aid shot without The trial by jury, the
best part OF the country had been devss-
,at.d and destroyed, d,uris hing towns had
been d.populated, aud by the arbitrary
rule Of military rulers. How lard Hi
noisisus 10 their beautiful State. [Badiy |
Well not very badly, sut t ey had i.Il
the evils of the present dynasty in in
creasiug taxation and the impending drsl'.
and be knew tina, four years more Of the
same rule would bring Illinois TO the
down .trodden position occupied bs poor
bleeding Missouri. What meant the re
cen. order Of Gen. Helm zleman, forbid
ding the sale OF government arms. /,
might look an Insignificant item, but il
was the 6rst step to reduce them 10 the
position Of his State where they were nui
| allow ed to possess them. (Grosns ior
Gen. Heintzleman To remedy this
state Of affairs was the subject Of consid'
Grafton 10 every p.,riot. L lies with The
noble Democratic party to bring relief
and i: lies ~nh the people to bring tina,
marty into the necessary position to act
They were sli tired Of this war CHATS SO.
Hs came to represent the views Of Ms
soari, which were peace and the Union Al
it vas. They wanted no Lincoln eondi
tons and notifications Of the consutu
ton, but would say to their Sau,her,
brethren eve want you TO return az,
exercise all the rights Which you hsr
been despoiIed of aud which the consti,u
ton empowers you to possess" The
would welcome them back, as the faihe
, of old did the prodigai son-withou, Re
; serve. How are they to bring abou
these euds and the restoration OF the gle
, ritus old Union only by the defea ,
Lincoln and his corrupt Administratio,
I Let the beiligerents meet in convention
t where the people shall amicah.s settle q
e d lisu'tics lie was sorry 10 say ,ha, /
D this very convention where they had III.
: to promnlgate these doctrines there yer
s men who wished TO throw a frebrand il
their midst by a factions .ppositioo ,
Mcclellan. Such men are 10 tie COZ
e veniion, on the streets, and especial
hanging about bar rooms 4 tue sign ,
I democracy. They were false 10 d,moe
: racy, to their country, and 10 their con
J. mon huaisnity, and were simply traitor
These men il secured wished to uphol
Lincoln, bu, did the people corrobora
i them? Did the people want drsf,
t No, by ID sight. They mus, The
upset the resent government st Wa
: fngten. This dynasty had already plscs
= 10 the Geld 2.2uo 0ee men 10 be c.fsrt
i upon the a'.ar Of the negro, and nov
u dema nded $4,000 more. Ii these a,
It gwen they will be no Gnali,y ba. only
: prelude 20 fresh calls. all TO elesase III
/. dat nosed. wooiy headed, long heel, d cur
: cd of God AID damned of man descendan
u Of Africa. ICheers. L., ,hpm all SUI
o port Mcclellan, remembering tina, he VI
G displaced after seven day. triumpkal ba
@ ding, beesuse then Lincoln fea,e3 |
Il You'd really take Richmond, and dis p'at
$ him CD the Presidential chair. [ Rapture,
e Iapplsuse.
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