The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-07

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~ liant gen.rsi Rrnx: DosIs has NO flag 10
sbov 70 the people, except the Chicago peAes
failure flag II is said that DoERR 10 cOmpe.
tent SO 3 Rorarrr. II ID said that DoERR
has had experiences, and this is true. He
has been so long In Office, so long fed from
the public treasury, that he cannot keep out
without sickness. RorLErT accustomed him
self to bullets, bayonets, cannon, blood and
liberty, while DoERR used himself to quilts,
foolscsp and peace.
For the Recorder, the Union men named
NOBLE WARWICK, Of Charleston township.
He is a man OF whom this committee 10
nroud. He went into the service - . men,
Der of the 18th regular infantry-SHERnAs's
old regime nt-snd became one Of SHERMAx's
stbummers.n At Vicksburg he lost leg.
When he returned home he did not come TO
town and hang around the courts and the
court house for little Jobs, or become n Bread
and Butter brigade man but one legged as
he was he cultivated the soil Tor the support
of himself and his aged parents. Farmers,
this one limbed soldier has raised crop.
What nobler tribute could be paid him :? The
cultivation Of the soil is the noblest task 70
which man can appropriate himself.
MUM, like DoERR, has supported himself
around the court house He has swung
around the circle of the court house Offices
until he is Office fat, while poor WARWICK
has been getting a new leg for losing an old
one.
People, yon told US. while ID the service,
that you would remember private soldiers
after the war via you do IL Here IL your
oh.nrei lie, NO man EXPRESS sympathy for
tho soldiers hereafter unless he will vote for
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man OF the court house lie lake the nag
defender and the rebel flag capiurer, and not
the court house receiver Of the people q
money. who so finely enjoys the rents OF those