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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05
N RnuuoYIvAua2.

All reports from Psnnsylvania Ct -
and better. Wednesdays Tti5sss dispat =
"a from Harrisburg say leach Day the Dis
patches from the various parts Of the Stats
grow more encouraging, and III represent
that the Clymer men consider their -
hopeless, and that they are only continuing
the contest to carry county officers, and, i
possible, TO affect othsr States BY . show Of
fight. The figures Of the Union msiQlty
arc being placed higher every dsJ, md sG0u=
sands Of Uaisn mea vii feel greatly dissas-
is6ed If the gains alone do not exceed the
last majority. The STATE Central CSmmistes
has Issued circular m which theyssU We
have assurances not to be doubted, thaA ont
pe9ossnss hsvs yiv-s up 10 slssHh = Ciy,
mer, and are quietly trading him 81 for slates
for Congressman or Legislators, especially in
doubtful districts The bitter opposition Of
the soldiers to Clymer il being strongly fell
throughout the State. This has bean inten-
si6ed by many attacks in Clymer townships
upon the parades Of the boys in blue, thus
plainly indicating 70 soldiers that il 10 "
same contemplate element which secresly
opposed them while in the field that il NOV
srrsyed against them. An open sulogy upon
Booth, BY one Of the johnson nominees, il
also exciting great indignation in the State
This speaker asserted. at q public meeting
that Switzerland had her Winklsreid, Scot
land her Bruce, and America her Booth, ani
that the time would come when monument
would be erected to Booth higher than tina
erected to Lincoln.
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JEFFERsON ON RREsmHArIAl
TOURe, satS II

A. JOHNSON, like most other demagosdss,
makes loud professions of reverence for
THOMAS yEsfrasnss md proftssss to " ! Ii.
ciple of that illustrious man.
His professions on this subject, as we'll a
on moe others, ARE nsrs empty bslder1asA.
HS possesses none Of JEFrsesoS's spirit,
nsiAtAiass none Of HE principles, and il noi
ct all influenced BY his example, q sgsFsI
Here is what JEFFERSON said in reply to
Nj. SULLIVAN in response to an invitation to
make Presidential tour through the North :
"With respect to the tour my friends in the
North have proposed that should make 10
that quarter, have not made up Enal o,ssnll
ion. Ihe course ofkfs which General Wa.
tngten had run, civil and military, the services
he had rendered and the space be therefore
occupied in the affections Of his fellow citi-
.sns, take from his examples the weight 81
precedents for ethars, hacssasc m okkees -.
arrogAte themselves the claims Which, IS had
on the public homage. To myself, therefore.
! It comes % ! rev question: 70 b fvisS "a
tander all the phases It may present. con,
tess an not reconciled to the ideaoGa Ch;el
MagireAte ps1adisg hinseIf thpueA }ihS
ifevesai Ssatss ~ IN object of public rsse. nd
IA quest Of an applause which, to be vslueble.
should be purely asolanassy. u II IA rashe,
acquire silent good will By aiaithful ditcharse
o. my dAsaee. thaneleyexRYsie efik1vues
ting myself ID the tpHoE lpg1ixiin xkem. "
VOL 8, P. 10l 2, Jehse6i6ns ueeEs. $40
Had johnson hes1e as1ls1 pixioss pf ~.
fsrsea b vcsM rsevss AS6S bseS 4Skkj
/" ~ vscsst sfseslle " SiSeA ~ n
cuEfD3 ~ - ! y. =, 80 ~ 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

Have traitors forfeited THAR rights ..ndel
the Consultations ofihe United Stases By was
ingA var Of fopr jess against he Govern.
ment, or have they notY
The Copperjohnsons insist that they hare
not, but thss they IRE just = good pstsioss To-
day, and As fully entitled to all rights and
privileges ander the Constitution assbs sol-
diers that fought for the Union. That A. Fl
Stephens and Robert E. Lee and the pirate Il
'eemmes are Is fairly qualified gfor seats il
Congress - ANY member Of that body, how.
ever loyal his record.
JEFF. Dasia, on he arm, arm ~ theory
is entitled tqall the righta, privileges andis,
munsies of citizenship Aaassf Office holditi
tina. pertain to Gen. Grant or any other loya
man. n tsS ~
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coMpoNENrs or the Party.

The Copperiohnsons style themselves ~
National Union party. This IL the most un>
mitigated and brazen effrontery, in view Of
the composition of the party.
1t is made up Of every rebel soldier now
living, every member Of the rebel Govern
ment, every rebel Congressman, the keepers
of the rebel prisons, the miscreants who
massacred Southern Union men, the Mem
phis and New Orleans things, murderers and
assassins, every Northern Copperhead and
Southern sympathizer, every skedsdder
from the draft, every man who opposed the
war and refused aid and comfort to the Boys
in Blue while in the field, every knight of the
Golden Circle. the New York anti draft riot
ers, the Chicago Convention war failure pa
triots, A. johnson and the Judas crew OF
renegades, and its sympathizers, are the mo-
anarchists and the opponents of Freedom and
free institutions the world over.
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FOR WHOM WILL you VOTE

That is query that comes 70 each voter In
the county. Will you vote for Dosrr, who
has long been an ofice>holder in the county;
who has been persistently member of and
ardent laborer with the copperhead democra.
cy: who went to the Chicago War failure
Convention and applauded and supported its
action and platform; who is a wire. working
politician and doesn't need the offiee Orwill
you not rather vote for George Rollett? the
brave soldier, who responded to the call of
his country as soon as traitors sought the
overthrow of the Uniou, who becoming q
member Of the veteran Iowa Seventh, served
In it during all the war, never failing in his
soldier duty, never falteribg IN his devotion
to the flag, never crying the war was afailure,
never giving moral aid and comfort to treas
on by sympathy with rebels and hostility TO
loyal men, never seeking to destroy the conf.
dence of any one in the ultimate triumph Of
the Union arms, but constant throughout;
faithful throughout, steady, true, stout
hearted defender of the flag through al the
years Of the war. Will you not vote for
him
VIII you vote for Edward Mumm7 who is
not at all in sympathy with the German love
oil Freedom and hatred Of Slavery; who
joined the ranks Of the Copperhead Demo
cracy during the war when the mass of his
German fellow citizens throughout the coun-
try we're earnest in their support of the Gov
eminent and of Liberty; who has persistently
adhered to that party; who not going to the
war was not in sympathy With the BOYS in
blue? Will you not rather vote for NOBLE
WARWICK, the MANNED and gallant soldier
who serving his country until he lost leg in
battle has since his recovery maintained
himself and aged parents by farm labor2
Doerr and Mumnl are competent. That is
the only argument that can be urged in their
favor. Rollett and Warwick are also compe.
tent. And for them can be urged the further
consideration that they are faithful private
soldiers of long service, who have been
wounded in battle; that they are not politi-
clans, but honest, upright iaboring men, tina,
they need the Office. viii not the voters of
Lee county reward the deserving by electine
Rollett and Warwick? f4--ss9s
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DOWN ON THE IRISH.

1t seems, from the following, that i, is nc
new thing with johnson to be down on Ii,
Irish on Constitutional and legal grounds
The Detroit Post, giving Andy Johnsou's re-
cord IN Congress twenty years ago, save:
: In the winter of 1861, during the Irish
famine, II was proposed in Congress 10 an.
propriate sum OF money to purchase corr
and -four TO send to the starving peonle 81
Ireland. The bill passed the Senate and
came 10 the House, where its title was read
when Andrew johnson, of Tennessee. oh
Jected to i on the ground that it was suncon-
s'itassoaaI to feed starving frishmen and NO.
men, and moved to lay the bill on the table.
When this vote was taken, Andrew johnson
voted TO lay the bill on the table. In spite
OF Andrew JoAnson the Americas peopis
did send several ship loads Of corn and four
70 Ireland to aid the starving people Of tha,
BLAND bas 'ees
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GEN. LOGAN SPEAKS AT KEOKUK
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, Ar .
O'CLOCK p. M

IT seems that the President is disregardiug
General Grants recommendations for APP
pointments in the regular army, and .aking
the advice of Gopperhead and rebel polisi-
clans, by filling important positions in the
regular army with Copperheads and rebels.
There is significance in this policy Of the
President beyond his jealousy of Grant, and
il indicates his determination 10 have oficers
upon whom he can depend to execute bis
ambitious and reasonable scheme of sup
pressing Congress by military force.
Rebel and Copperhead politicians, North
and South, have advised this military VIC,
lencs and usurpation, and now appointments
in the regular army are being made undel
ike counsels for the ultimate execution O
the plot.
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THAT SIGNATURE NATTER.
kEoKuK, Iowa, Oct. 4. 1854.

Messri. Editors GArE CIrY: --..n = s4ss
GESrLEnRs: In the issue of the Fl. Mad.
ison PlnAdeaier'of the Alb inst, perice I
letter from Charles Doerr, Ia very weak VIM
dication, by the Way in answer to the sol.
ders' address, charging that the name of hi,
friend, Charles Schulz, LIST Iowa Infantry,
was subscribed to that address withou, his
consent. | obtained the signatures TO that
address, 10 order to justify myself and clear
myself from oil imputations Of dishonesty
and fraud, herewith append Zen,
signed BY Mr.. Charles Schulz.
kEoKuK, Iowa, Oct. 4th, 1866.
W. b. CoLLIss-SIs: Thereby dechrethss
signed the Soldiers Address TO 4hs Setey,
OF Lee county, after having heard YOU read
the same, with my own free will and accord
after mature consideration and DELIBERATE, -
Yours, truly,
CHAs. SeHuIx. 4
hope that will be fully satisfactory to Mr.
Dosrr; it certainly Il to me.
Yours, truly, ID
ata w. b. CotLIya
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Fitz Henry Warren, 10 hia speeeh Wsdns..
gay evening, m4ele pitisbls and shameful
attempt to dods possibility for the 6ndis.
of the Militar, omission vb;ch =. -.
80: .oe' Q, VII ne Wa, President, sd
70 be guitless 81 The svorn .ss.-.. !.
Ciagett against ,i.e,n. Waan...~ "
when during his .ne..eb w.,,s..-. ' evening"
ed of his action TINA. h. unnh,.s question
.hins equivalent, 10 "A assertion tia, Tho Ga
-. n., !. me comm 500 was busacsovain, -
W,h'aty etiquette usual in such c.,ss e
= cannot 70 easily dispossof a; -.
VT ns sat 10 military court her. ..o.-s,.
s'a 70 nnd q true verdict and r. Al ~,
lln me parties before him. Nov I'll, 1 e.,
.m,.,;o, ;,s 70 pail'ate his present political
with his dirty asd the >sc,sdvs1 ~. = = ,.neo
Office henf This isihf.mons "a
his own explanation. ~ !" u
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The Coprerjohnsons rally under the name
of the National Union party
Where and ~henwss this party born and
baptized? At the Philadelphia Convention
few weeks since And large portion oil
the delegates were rebel officers, who bod
fought for four years to destroy The Union
and overthrow the Government, and rebel
members of the Confederate Congress and
of rebel State Legislatures, Who we're sasa.
ged in the same enterprise. While the res,
Of the Convention, with the exception Of q
few ''sstraps and Dependents of A. John.
son, was made up of Northern Copperhead,
Who sympathized with those rebels during the
war, and rejoiced over their victories, and
mourned over their defeats
The claim Of such party of traitors And
abettors of treason to the name Of Unior
party is as shameless as A. J,s clusn1 of con,
sistency, honesty and patriotism.
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GEN. LOGAN sPEAKs In 3EOKuK
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
THE SOUTHERN LOYALlsTs IN CHI
CAGO.
A Grand De m snsar asssn.


The Chicago papers TEEN with descriptions
Of the receptions Of the Southern loyalsts .
that city Tuesday. Chicago rnicnism was II
q blaze; her loyal people we're all out aud
gave these true men from the South. the few
who were found faithful in extsssni,y and who
bowed not to the Baai Of secession, hearty
welcome.
The Tribune Of Wednesday says:
"The demonstration last evening in honor
OF the Southern loyalisis Was The most prodi-
gious exhibition OF political feeling that Chr
cago has witnessed since the great Wide
Awake procession OF 1850. Not less than
forty thousand people were oat, thronging
the streets in the centre of the city. on the
line of the torehhght procession, cheering
and burning gunpowder, while the buildings
far and near we're illuminated in the most
brilliant style. giving TO the streets the ap-
pearance OF q continuous blaze Of light. The
severe wind, which swept from the lake. uu.
fortunately extinguished the torches OF con-
siderable portion of the procession. and thus
marred the effect of this part Of the demon
strxtion. Aside from this accident the pro-
ceedings OF the evening we're splendid sue
cess. In the centre Of the fes. de jois the
1 J..
From the basement, which glitered with
lights in tke windows, to the cupola, which
WAS fessosned with two husdrsd Chinese Ian
terms, the building literally cleaned With FIRE,
presenting one Of the most magnificent spec
tacles ever Witnessed. The whole city WI.
in blaze Il glory.
Thin noble demonstration 10 at once . tri-
butte Of honor TO the steadfAst heroism of the
loyal men Of the South. and m expression oil
the public indignation and vengeance against
the recreant President, Who has turned them
over 70 the persecution Of rebels and traitors.
Chicago has spoken this condemnation, and
asserted her purpose to carry on the war until
| these men can live in their own homes an
molested and undisturbed. Chicago iH.ends
that loyal men shall rule the nstion-r6t
merely the North, but every inch of United
States territory. The oatpouring Of the
people, last night, was . declaration thai
traitors must take back seats in the work
of reconstruction. Tn the 9Th Of Novem-
Der this declaration will be repeated, in an of
fcial form, at the ballot box, when Chicago
will join the great shout of loyalty, which viii
reverberate over all the land, from the At
lantic to the Missouri.
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ANDREW AND THE SITUATION

IT, W.h;
= "s"s'on eo''e'ponoe"' ., 'he eni.
cago lrt0nne shows that Andy has hardened
his heart and stiffened his neck, and is get.
ting deeper and deeoer ;n,o democratic mir.
from v,;., l.. IN, ~, ~ -. III - -.
'.o'l 'A'en Ae WI "o' NC .aAen W 'ne eiec'
lions soon to come of. The overwhelming
victory that the Union Republican party il
spre ~ win viii hu, ;n,en,;fv HI. n.m-.. :.
"a -. a..: ~,
'''1 AiS ue"Asosas" ine correspondent
says;
"While the Conservative KepubEc8u sup
porters of the President hero nov On hardly
admit that their movement has beed : failure.
and that the fall electiOns. viii rSsuIt in q
complete overthrow Of the JoAnsea party,
the President himself, trusting &.ese aud
more the counaels e efiGinAl dsnScs.ts, to
the exclusion Of ihe lev losmer Rspublicaps
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Our friends in this Di.tric. viii oh,;.. :. /. !.
oy sending the earliest news in regard t. az -
results OF the election in their var;ou. mr. -
cincts. Whessvsr thers ; tsIesr,cb nf;a.
let the committee send NJ . despatch = u.
earliest praeticabls nouest, and in thi, COM.
y ~e trus. our friends viii make an extr, il
iors 70 ruah IN ~ sstssss, whether good o.
~ y"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

"WHExxvn We end . man anywhere
pratisg about the Constitution Of the United
States, spot him; he's traitor. II Andrew
Johnson's campaign speech II Nashville.
"And now let me commit to your hands
the Constitution of thirty-six States" &C.,
dc.--[Andrew Johnson's 100 speeches IN his
campaign tour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

"To ask any soldier 10 vote for such man
-. Hiesser Clynef, Of 4 one time known dis
loyalty, against another Who has served. four
ySAn II IL UnSos Army With credit = hfn-
seif and benefit TO his county, q gross tn
nn. "--Gsx. Carr. Il
This principle announced by Grx. GRAs1
is justsas applicable il Lee eoanty - in
Pennsylvania
Soldiers, suppose while you wers in the
South you had been asked to vote for stay-ai-
home Copperheads against yoss gallant cosl>
rades who had fought and suffered for the
country, would you havs done il thsnf n not,
why should you do it now.
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settessD o1naaeh Dl66es
MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.

MUSHROOM INVITATIONS.
sucass h he .prsva,snt ssadjs' - sbis hssr
bugs No sooner Aad n ,srKTTEEs sTOAAcH DIT~
T1as nsds shsar narh in ~ ~oriA shss - WsAae
hat Of ini.lor. and = the as q sAs sfsss rstssS
tive grsx sns ,prssA he psssifsrss- ~sp ~
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n. bellows Of puesfy. which kept ssfve M sess afs
their Aosros putasoa, esased - tA0 esass6
v. and thu. they eonaaus 70 coae - .. nsas-
| White. HosTErrER's s,1IeRs. the great Drssabsi's
and rsmediA tcsss ofsAs ~ hays pe~svssA II popc.
Iarit, with s.eh succ~sdias y-< fssx ssesss =
memo q preventing - esssag d. dis%sses ssssana
from Dalari, un~heIspoas wsser, - ~ sshsailhy
climatic naa-s1ss - S-sn horsdssS; ~ ~ remedy
fss Dyspepsia, Hvsr Compliant Rsvse ed AGss, oess
r.I wsakns-. snd Dshtlity. sad ~ coaelAAaa ostns
ting In IsAe-ssi they s1nisssd % bssapsros
70 any other prepsFsos ADVERT - on pFsscfihsd
From III hoiss nssskrt vhseh lsw ysess $50 thsy
ere nnes their sale has bsss sxtsDded ipso sssy
state in this Unon the vhrIs of sosth ord cssa
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n, o ntuae 10 show thai HosTErTRRB BIrTKRs are
the rsnisrh tonic anA isviGorsss .sw bsfors
the world. icct9dAv.
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GEORGE Fl. HALE, Postmaster At Laurel
Nd, the only Union man iOthst place whe
hoisted the United States flag during The rebe
aids in Maryland in 1853, has been remoyed
and copperhead appointed in his place.
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TEE London Isnss and othes English To-
~ journals which sympAthised xisA the reb-
els during the war, villi6sd Lincoln, and en-
logized JEFF. Davis, are now earnest sdvo.
casss. Of JoA.soe's policy, and admiss him
alnost q uSch . tHey did JEFF. nvis.
sThs Lssdoa T2sses u especially sweet On
johnson for his prompt interference in rem
dering did and comfort ID the British Gov
eminent by the summary military suppression
of the Feniau movemsut sss
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49, rArvunnrnrl, - -
nWnnnns q -
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: ~ soaa9 aedll
dAg e. Ition, IN 10
11er( = neinc tR vi i. Ia
$,sA..& pa !. -Es5.-.s K .L.N
III Ss! < =! HI!
AoW = e1eo1
tboeGG - Svsr Ss6n ltsa66kss to n -
Ok the 70 : plsdse.
| n "a s.~.,. .,...I :. r;..;.,..; a....,-
y ~, - 3A10'.'
,a $500, o. On,o, wnoss ,nts9n2 sna nsae
esllS0A No 6al the endosSsn1sns kiS 6S6S6tsSd
demands, nave from his own pereonraa know.
l.d.. :, ;r.,.,c. sc =. -ea. - .,.:,-
:. - -
nu NJ " A1us sousso
/, ledbsen invited bysthe UHeQ VUo
on the approaching canvass. Il Vas whis.
pered thai Andrew johnson wa ahpst a
prove false to his party and his country, and
WAS going 70 use hia patronage anoin9s tho
part that elected him. II was whispered
that he would veto the chill rights I'LL, md
everything eise good that We did. 1th0uRht
/ | would 90 TO him and ask him il there VA
to be such : controversy . thae. thOuah,
did right to do It, and believed had The
right He received M kindly, and ~s talked
over this whole matter for two or three hours,
] / will not undertake 70 say, PRECISELY, What
~ said By myself, or by The President. bu,
i Say TO you, upon ny hCuor, TIT he LEFT the
Impression upon me, IL clear and strong e
look upon your faces tonight, that be ap-
proved that civil righta hill and would sign Il
1t was then before him. .
ne TURNER saia Inat snoo'o any eontro'
.elc h. .onld he found on ~ s,ds of ~.
Union party, and that he never would sppea
to the rebels and cogperhsads to aid him ii
any eonuussy ne expressed ms desirs
in frll f.;th ,hst there Won +. No f,,,hs,
controversy between the President and Con-
gress. and that all woutd pess on, and this
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The New York T,i1uns !. ccrsa.n, &C

The New York Tribune il confident Of the
result and wants the masses to hssr she Coz.
peuohnson side, Is well - the Union Repub-
lican hide. It Gays: "Mapifestly, the s,aseA
which resisted and put down the Rebellion
sfo$o be swept in the elections at hand ~
&Aey were in 1910, and again ia 1854. And
both The aEsresstd vote And .ths pqSulay
majority will be iaefeasedby I'll that sl2al b.
dose bstveen this end the day ofsslsstiaa -
,ove animation and intensity 70 To scanvsse,
Let aed, ibschGnpisss = - PSaey Is
melted 70 Asld nsss nses,ngs, and SbtnitaA
cessions, and do their utuost u al stGeusion
"A - ksuss ~ M, sf6f ~ sAGi6 stsk2sH
hssse thst The popslae sas1 trssAall - ~
merely triumphant bnt a NJ. !" s., IS SIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-05

For County supervisor,-B. .. mERR1AM,
Justices OF the Pesce,-WILeON JARRETT,
JAMES LINCH,
II. b. BONCE.
Township Clerk JOSEPH A. SAMUELs
Township Trust.ees.T. j. CBENOWITH,
AUGUST BURGER,
VIM. r. ADAIR.
Township Assessor, ........A. r. DOYCR.
Constabiss ..................J JOHN MACKLEY,
II. VO0S,
CT WALLSWORTH
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