The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

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White and ]. b. Murphy. Fiji Diekies
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and J. A. Hill.
Here i ! liss, vith one or TO sxcspsions,
u the most prominent, bitter and uanit;gs-
ted CopperheaAs ofths staAa~ A-DgaA
peace party delegation, he very nsG vho
,ried TO make the war failure 1t svssy ~
# it, progress, and saaliy p NsIioesI Cea-
vens;on 1t Chicago solemnly declared ~ IL
var had proved . failure. viii the loyal
soldiers ssd eitizens Of Iowa esmnik IL con-
-rol of the Affairs Of the country 70 the rebels
II the South and the sympashissrs Of TIE
Smths Nov that the rebellion hn bosa
crushed ont at 20 great . sacrifice Of life and
treasure, our readers know the character and
the snssceds.h Of b. ClAs DsAs, q. b
rAlnsLc, T. ". CLAGrrr and CHAlIxs
Mason, and the rest are like unto them.
SsatAsrn Autoerass 500 u6StAssA HO0.
sills-TAs eassaeasisnal AasnaDeDts
The Cepperheads assert, in their ccntemp.
.uous pride Of party so long exalted By
he Leadership Of slaye o~ners and sleve
drivers Of autUcratic manners, tbss tAe ~nig'
GER is not entitled TO any civil or political
rights, because he is such . miserably de-
GRADED end inferior creature. Ard yet, not.
outstanding this dogma Of white mans
government, they conce1e to the Southern
sristocracy thirty representatives il Congress
On account Of these same miserable 'niggess'
to whom they deny all rights. Z
What object is there-what reason de-
manded-that the loyal people Of the Nerti
should concede political power to the traito'
sristocracy Of the South, because the miser
able s'niggsrs" abound there7 Why should
the white men Of South Carohna exsrcis.
twice the power and influence IN ths
government of this country that the whit
men of Iowa do? Why should three hunare.
thousand white people in South Carolina zen,
az many Representatives to Congress an'
choose as many Presidential electors ~ sevel
hundred thousand white people in lows,
this is 'white mans government" - Cop
perheads contend3 Are white men n eoutl
Carolina superior TO white men IN IsvHf-
Are they entitled to more rights and inHuenc
in the National Government Ii the voic
Of one man in South Carolina equal BY M
ture to the voices of two men in Iowaf
not so by nature, then why should is Be 20 j
factf Why should We continue this aristo
cratic feature of the Government, now thu
slavery, upon which it was based, has bee
abolisheds Why, Ne insist, shouh Copper
heads oppose the constitutional amendment
which places white men on IN equality 10 q
the Ssstesf Why insist on pampsring u
aristocracy Of the South in their claims q
superiority 20 4.Northern mudsiiis," By con
ceding their claims and resisting the move
ment to reduce them to an equality with tb
white people Of the North
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