The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-10

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81 brought the latest newspapers With
- which 1eve immediately aiesed, asd
The MsjesNa miIitasy eonpaaisa Of the
rebei srmJ) read them sloud. With anus
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Most Npfihsrs nspspspsn nsks Il .
rule never 70 tell the truth il they can
help il, and i requires great deal Of To-
gsnaity snd praesies to interpret thenl
oorrsctly.Y :
At Markinsbure, the John Boil sCavsl-
~ Officer enjoyed the hospitality 81 Col.
Faulkner. Of the rebel army and Enba.s-
ador at Paris under Buchsnan. 10 his
account Of this visit the writer says:
Zone remark of Colonel Faulkner
struck me as not quite in accordance
with the view of ths treatment of slaves
which Aboiitionists indulge 10.
s.He assured me that thor ah he vas .
large sIsseholder hisseh, and had always
lived amongst Shareholders. yet be had
never 10 The course Of his life even heard
Of grown up slave being whipped. He
said, TOO, that . man guilty Of cruelty to-
ward his slaves would incur such odium
a. he would never survive"
Which the reader will take a. indica
tive Of Col Faulkner's uoimpeachabls
veracity and John BulPs charming gull
bility.
II Another grand announcement and dis
! covery Of our English knight Of tho reb
f eli spur will doubtless afford qualification
and surprise, in about equal proportions
to every body. He says:
t.Teetotallers will rejoice 70 hear tina
10 ne Of The Confederate soldiers eve
+ toact spirits, and they get on very vel
i without"
:, II do not recollect ever to have seen
drunken private seadi.r in the South
though perhaps once or twice / may hav
seen an off Ger little tight" =
: We will lee him come back to bis "a
y vorite topic-the negro Dwelling il
u Dixie "a little while he would learn to per
feciioa the divinity of slavery, and coul
curse Yankee with sll the feryor of on
y Of the chivalry.
II "The negroes in camp are great study
u OF course they are all slaves. They hsv
3, a great horror Of the Yankees, and whel
d in Pennsylvania could not be g6t to NOV
d hundred yards from the camp for Tea
> Of being kidnapped "They look up Il
: their masters for preotec ion which i
. readily gwen, not only as matter o
course 10 their own servants, but t. an
other darkies as occasion may require.
III any one in the South wished b
make quite sure Of getting into trouble b
1t need only abuae or III treat negro; ant
!, though the boy nigh. be submissive, b
would soon have every white tlan 10 tb,
neighbofhood down upon him sud per
. hsps . revolver or two emptied into BIZ
# body
; Which, it is to be presume Cd, woult
:. pretty efec'uslly play him OUT, even ver
> he as tough hided as the "CA salry OF
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. The other articles arc 4: Tony Butler
Part XIV; The Public Schools Report
: My Latest Vacation Excursion; Aun
u AIMS Ghos, Story; Cornelius O'Dow,
s upon Men and Women and other thing
10 general.
= Terms. 81 per aunum, or Backwoo,
and the four Reviews $50 per 4nnum.
Published by Leonard, Scott 4 Co.
New York.
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