The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

he bsooa /
snd buried
}. would BE-
DO, having 10
lat the World
nelhing other
llsutsct Of its
with persistent
10 the back and
Tor several days .,
kick him and cuff
Blair, Sr., of the
periptt tic habits,
lvatc papers Of great
bm Richmond, verify
htion was over.
again. 1t dies out at
hd ashes, but in tho
ito ashes Ptenix like
Us wonder. And the
b are responsible for it
Rletou, of Illinois, turns
capital a self-coostituted |
peace. BY what aushori
10 self appointed We kaos
has numerous peace ENJOYS
Her Grants and Logans in
Ind the thousands of her pri-
Is who have won glorious vic.
The Union on Southern fields.
I've peace ambassadors. But of
Der Gen. Singleton is not one.
in bis going as Peace" Dem.
the style of our quondim "Greai
fsd'' p,cimen of personal 9th
eesh proclivities-Heury Clay Dean.
against the loyal masses Of the ma.
It the late election. Gen. Singleton
the man that the people or the gov
neat will send to the rebels when they
the government represented in Dix ..
>. Singleton will not bring peace for
would propose or accept no terms which +
alt not Involve national dishonor and
mainiensnce Of slavery. 81
NJ. Davis is willing to receive or send i
We havn't any doubt of
@sAst. He did it at the commencement OF
- erebeliion. But Mr Davis proposes to
dO.it all as President of the Confederate II
a:es. Peace viii come only through the
Asses of the seeded States, not from
ke leaders and not until the leaders arc I
es:sel or driven from their present su I,
vsdie sway over the Southern mind and (
oStion can the masses n 0ve for peace K
INTERESTING LETTER FROM PRESIDENT
&tHcolS.-T Philsdelphia Press says
I - following letter from President Lin
'S0ls vas written prior 70 his reelection
- Mss. Eliza p. Gaerney, the widow Of
- late we'll known friend aud philanthro-
III, Joseph John Gusrneys who was one {
she nsalthiest bankers Of London. Mrs.
usfsey il an American lady, and since
Der hseband's death has resided at Bur !
aisgssss N. T.: :
MT ksTEEMED FRrRsD I'll have notl
torz ,tte0, probably never shall forget, the
very Impressive occasion when yourself P
snd hiends visited me on Sabbath fore
noonsseo yean ago. Nor hes yolr kind {
le'sel5 wtitteas nearly year later. ever P
tssn foygotie9. Ia All it has been your u
parposGto So fEthen mr. reliance 10 God '
I eelsA 81 ebted totbe good Christian .
pe0pls q the9 country for their oonstsn '
praysseM01 1bnso lations, and to no one
ct teem nersthan to yourself. The Eur-
poses OF sshs Alnsis h;y are perfeci sndl
neer ptesaA4 though We erring mortal ?
may 1Aii y accurately perceive them 10 ad- '
sanes. w hoped for happy termiua- 9
q of this Hrrible war. long before this 3
but 4pd knows best. and, has ruled ctb.
esR3ec W. shall yet scknovledge Hi, $
G1e1om and|our own errors therein; mean; !
MIsle We tst work earnestly in the besi
1irA1a tie YES us, trusting that so work
till cqpduces to tho great ends lie
-. urely He inte0ds come greet
20 llos this mighty consulsion
n no &ortsi could make aud no NOR .
build &ey.
]: oaf spie-the Friends have ha,
~re s4vssg very great trials. on pria
y IA taith opposed to both var ard
rsssiJ They can only practica liy
- q pr s<iOn BY var. In this hard I
pmst come have chosen one horn aid
bshSp piher.
- appealing to me on cossoisa-
n1s have don, and shall to
eenld aad osn in my own ON.
o4sf ~ oath to the Law. Tliak
~. I doubt not, and bslhiv-
Saceive for our col.n-
yeps earnest prayers e our