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The Cattle Disease.

From the Philadelphia Age, March IL -
farmer named John Mccary, living on the yellow
House road has lost number Of bis from disease
moi vet known Cattle attacked by the disease scarcely
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
an ass.


WENDELL Phillips DECLINESs
Wendell Phillips declines the nomination
for Congress rendered him by the working
n'en ofhis District, and he does it thus
81 can find no words hearty enough to ex
press my profound sense of the honor yon do
me In Offering to trust our momentous ques-
ton 10 this extent in my hands. lappreci-
ate that tribute of your respect and your
willingness TO accept my life in the place Of
the pledge asking no other. Having worked
thirty years in behalf of the labor of one
half the nation, nothing could give meproud>
er satisfaction than to stand in Congress the
representative in special sense Of the Cause
Of labor throughout the ration.
although. therefore, have hitherto prompt
u declined all ofers Of political trust, still,
sincerely DESTROYS to meet your wishes, II pos
sble, have thoroughly reconsidered the
whole subject, but come TO the conclusion, ~
heretofore, that ! cannot accept the homer
you offer me. I feel that in accepting Office
should, pasadoxical ~ il may sound, incur
responsibility TO far greater extent than /
should gain power. ! do not want place
Of responsibility without all the power which
should accompany it. 1t seems TO me that
can, in present circumstances, serve our
cause better out of Congressman in it. Let
me congratulate you on this suspicious opens
ing of our political movement Yon have
shown that if true to the flag, you can decide
on which head Congressional honors shall
rest. FIVE are thus true, our movement
under the full sunshine of public discussion
will soon ripen to complete success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
. Moa.lsos's GuAor AND Season. Plovs-

Moaaisox's GuAGE AND SuBsou. Pfows.-
We make the following extract from bust.
ness letter from Messrs. Morrison 4 Sons, Of
Fort Madison, Iowa, because It contains mat.
tsr Of general information toths farmenef our
State: We hare achieved = victory over all
their brsg plows, and have not only demon
strated the fact that farmers and dealers can
get plows made in our own State ~ good as
those from Illinois, but have proved BY actual
test at the State Fair, last week, that our
plows dcme6etter cork and with an average Of
serenity. fre lbs less draft than any other on
exhibition. There we're Eve Of the leading
factories OF the West represented.
uHow much better it would be for all par
ties If farmers and dealers would awake &c
the fact that there goes yearly from our State
to Illinois, for the one .arsicte Of plcvnr ovel
$aS0, 600: and ItkAttoo for m article h ever,
respect inferior to our own State manufacture,
and at higher prices. We are happy to say
that they are coming to sense Of their dug
and by proper amount Of effort not onb
this article sut many other indispensable arti'
cles Of hrm implements may be furnished
without stepping from our State.
"Our candidass fer Attorney General, Bis
sell, Of Dubuque, addressed rousius meet
ing ., this place last night, and held Andy
up in light anything but agreeable to thai
gentleman or his friends
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HOW HE TREATS rHEm.

Gen. Warren is heralded IS the soldier s
candidate and The soldiers friend. What is
the proof of il in this District, the Federal
patronage Of which it is his boast that he has
control2
He put d. b. Wilson, soldier OF ihree
years service. out of the Pension Office at
Fairfield and put a Copperhead in his place.
He refused the Post 0fice at Burlington
to Capt. Halliday, true aud brave soldier,
ard gave the office To Thomas French, q
wealthy civilian who did nj ueed il.
Mr. Parr was Ronte Agent on the b. K
NJ. Road He had served in the army i0ur
years, and was in the Hartsville fight, where
Warren made his measure OF military glory
at the safe distance Of hfy miles from dan
tger. 4 Copperhead, whose son. it Is said
was draft skedaddler, wanted that Route
Agency fer that skedaddler, and Mr.: Par
was kicked out and this young Copperhead
was appointed.
Voters, that's the way Fitz Henry Warrer
rewards soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

Those Dogberries OF craftsmanship, RAY
aoSp Co., presuming to run the political
machine on an original patent track. with
the Democracy as the labor and driving force
have signally failed The Copperhesd DE
moeracy and Southern rebel Democracy sat
With mu,e lpsat Philadelphia while RAT
xosD, DooLiTTLE x Co, started The machine
and then they jump on and pitch the ''iit,ie
villain" and his half dozen Bread and Butter
men overheard. Every man, not an IDIOT in
the country, knew this would be so. 1t was
evident that the Democracy we're not going
TO be manipulated and become the tools Of 9
handful of renegade Republicans; hence in
New York they took possession Of the Cop
per-Johnson Convention, nominated Cop
perhead ticket and then the little villain in
his 7fnes whines thus.
1.-The Convention conceded to the Repub-
licans the nominee for Lieutenant Governor;
all It's other candidates are, in the strietesi
party sense, Democrats. OF the State Cen.
trail Committee appointed, more than tro-
thirds are sctive members Of the Democratic
party. And in the whole action Of the Con-
vention, in its ticket. its platform, itsspeech-
es and its geBeral tone, il 10 difficult 10 detect
any further regard for the principles declared
and the action taken 1t Philadelphia, than il
shown in the purpose to use them for
strengthening the Democratic party sad re
storing it TO power. They are thousands and
tens Of thousands Of Republicans in this State
who long for the restoration Of the Union,
| aud who demand u,it it shall be effected by a
| loyal adherence TO the letter and spirit of the
Constitution, ard by the admission to their
seats in Congress OF loyal men from loyal
States who can take the oath prescribed by
law. But they will be quite likely TO prefer
taking their chance of securing this resul,
from the action of the Republican party,
modified as it may he by reflection and mod
crate councils, rather than seek it in the way
mar ked out for them BY the Albany Demo
craft c Convention.
Dpgberry Raymond we're we'll writ down
an ass.
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The Conservative Copper johnsonites in
Missouri. which means now the whole army If
secessionisis and bnshwhackers, who labored
with villaiuous intensity of effort to take that
State out Of the Union, and whose enornities
and crimes TO accomplish that end form one
| OF the darkest pages Of the record Of the
barbarism of secession, are now rampant in
their purpose to reward their treason BY pet.
ting control of the State. The Copperiohn.
sou press fan the rebel fires and are filed
with infammstory denuneiatious of the lovsl
men who prevented the accomplishment OF
rebel purposes 10 take Missouri into the Con.
federacy.
The Camp jackson organ--the Republican
is very earnest in this work in crushing out
Cnionism in the State by zealonsly champion
ing my Policy. In recent issue i,
said:
'lhe Radical party OF Missouri, with some
honorable exceptions, is an organized band
OF conspIrators against free uoycrnmenL
And the Governor Of the State is at the head
of these conspiraters. These men must he
put down, everywhere. We must nut them
down IN our own State.
In reviewing this the ST Louis Ne,s. s.,s.
ave have already had riots in the interior
of the State, growing out Of the teachings d
those journals who are telling the Southern
sympathizing people of Missouri that they
are opposed POLITICALLY by 'cnt throats,
thieves and 'orgauized bands Of conspira
tors against free Government
"With such language continually being
used by the opposition journals, it is not prob
| able, nay even possible, for the peace of the
| State TO be preserved, and tits our firm convic
ton that it is the determination Of the politi.
cal Allies in this State, that it shall not be.
| Ii the peace is broken, be the relylbution up
on the heads oil those who break 1t.
| with the foregoing field opened to the
Radicals, il is clearly their duty to be ready
for the emergency. 1t is no greater now than
il was in ls6o-ol. They met il when. and
they must be prepared to meet it now. Pre-.
serve the peace yourselves and permit nc
body else to break it with impunity. Above
all register and be ready to vote.
When ANDREW JOHNSON in bis recent .is'i
to ST. Louis set the example for this violen,
dsnunciation of Union men. il is not to b
wondered at that these rebel satellites Of BIZ
breathe outthreateningsand slaughter toward,
them.
The loyal men of our sister State are.shox.
eSef'i IN no wise intimidatsd. They 6rmly
purpose % enforce the Registry lava, and If.
yer tneir brave deiesss e Lihsfsy be these
hve years pest AsDasw Josrsox v;il As,s4J
hard work "a pas them under ths iom;;.;&
lef ssseeieaists nd ssssls, 1lss9g7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
rnoore o. runm Lovu.

4
AxDaEw, His Accidental Hishness, sradh'
ally getting the better of the moist and mel
low feelings that were his on the occasion 3
that arm-in-arm performances, ceases "
blubberings And pronounces the reign 2
| peace begun. The Southern lion, he Thu
has lost its ferocity under the influence CO.
millennal reign of "My Policy it wilt
peacably down with the Northern In,
ANDREW, as little child, shall lead hem.
''Ths SOUTH says Mr.. SEWARD, sis MOI
loyal than the NORTH and Memphis aec
New Orleans riots, and the flag pissed Anq
insuited, and naftrcstment Of loyal men, and
the sttenpt % drive the Union soldiers ouii
Of Texas, are proofs Of his assertion that on,
people must be very perverss indeed It they
do not accept Is convincing. i
RAYMOND, CusrAR and company tell "
that the lats Confederates are dissolving away
in the milk Of their kindness for their North.
ern brethren. To prove this they could, but
they don't, quote this little ebullition ofgcod
will toward the western people, which ap1
peared in Richmond paper "The inevita-
bic blAckguardism OF the Great VESTS
breaking out along the line ofthe Presidents
journey, like certain cutaneous eruption
upon the epidermis Of a very dirty and IN
washed subject. The illustrious pilgrim hAs
reached, like Bunyans Christian, region
which the chosen agents and emissaries Of
the devil have selected Is their stronghold,
and where brutal WOLVERINES, drunken
Hoosiers, and fanatical Buckeyes supply the
places of Hategood, Muckrnke, Bubble,
Bats Eyes and Timeserver, those pertina-
cious and malignant prosecutors Of sturdy
old John Bunyan's model of determined
and resolute seeker after salvation. Unclean
in apparel. ofeAsive 70 the smell, loathsome
to the touch, and hideous to the eye, these
enemies Of Law and order have at last ventu.
red, under the cover of night, to insult the
President by ribald taunts, jeers and clam
ors. When one of these wretcnes was caught
in the act Of hurting an offensive epithet at
the President, and lifted up by the collar Of
his greasy coat, he proved to be dirty, red
haired, bloated-faced, goggle-eyed beast,
who might have been hired to desecrate a
church, and act as an assistant to Beast but
Ter in stealing spoons or insulting defense
loss waman y
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To this the Gasetts aAds: "fesd Fssd y
tough chap. Only last week " got into
another scrape. The great ausor carf'sa ~
horse power, At the Starch Factory, While s
sse sss%i speea o.aes so o' ms sn'f.
Sleeve ana wound MN r'ga' Up FREQ
grasped the augur win the o'nef manu- anu
was aoie oy grea. s'ra'n 70 no'a !. last 10.
the oei1 'osup' Snica io''un..s.y nApps"eu
70 DC iooser tnah common- WIN oe.tn
grip ne neid on tnis' TIL 'ne power couiu "
stopped' anu ne reiieseu 'fo" ny pe'nou'
poisson. hss 'ne oeN oeen P'opffv 'sn'>
- " i's . seon, ou' ne'o o1'' 1A
ios' ms sfua NJ ieass no" pio''u' ps's' s'a1
numerous ms escapes
The Dubuque Times says: "on Ihurss
day morning, bst~een one and two clock,
Mrs. Sarah A. Dsndo, wife OF ~. n. b.
Dando, merchant Of Worthingtonl Dubuque
county, committed snicide ~ 'nloT'nS I'VE
sen 'nso .ns ueh q e. "o-'
~ csas Oh ehe
INSANITY. Weary year pe'u'e 'ne A.1 .s''
chiid, ana never seemea iui'y sen Ai'e.
that, though the most oil the 'ime nff men.a'
aoerrauon was no. su'hcien''y '"hrfeu " VIC
gene1NsAy nouccaotcs ww
- nice specimen OF breadseodtbut~
tex menh0cd - fayetts county chap,
va WYNN $50 '~Nf~'~
says: IS. 5. Ainsworth, OF fayeus
county, Is announced as one OF the recent
converts to the johnson party. Judge Ed
monds, editor of the Clermont Leader, states
thAt only two months sgo AlnsWosth@ called
a, the Leader Office, and the Judge being alb.
sent, left note urging him to pitch into
Andy johnson. subsequently Judge r. met
Ainsworih, IN the presence OF gentleman
who can be produced rs witness, aud heard
from his own lips dennnela,ion of johnson
as "a traitor to the party that elected him,
&c. What slice OF bread anu butter has been
promised 10 that neophyfes'
-when Governor Hahn spoke at For,
Dcdge so,ne DAYS ago. some CoppeYbead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

UD1nDo0 - o1nuCM Az o91D-
1O0.
The Memphis Fbss Clearly appssAsads
the sitaasioa in ths BoasA. Tt rsnpant
sx-trsisor, M. Gailavay, Of IL 49, "
lsstnscks, ~ q C1laax,p Psass - As>
uony Conversion 1t Cleveland ~ r.
ennnsnts q one paipass in ~ 9oevs =,
d1sconfss1fae d, bsolherly lojs thai
F..1e Oh pastve sdfs sesitg =,
tooA prlpertA hosdom 6EAW and
opinion 70 al.
T8s shove is ap extract from dispatch
|ssas yesterday to the Cleveland Convention
Eof Union soldiers, and signed By y. G. Gal.
laNSY. a. IL zc6l6aeeS A 3to&gl1G
upon this the Apolaaoe Ibis moruiAgs e0es
tinued the Black List = II il plsasedao 90
the list Of the delegates from Ieppeeqee n
he lloyd PkflAd6lp1ia Conventicn, sbOvs md
below which ~ inmenss blAsk bess. In in
troascinR II thsy ere ccnsigned 70 tho ccur
tempt of all Southern men. Those famiksf
With this sort of contempt arc q once re-
minded Of rope, bowie-knives and six shoot.
ers. These amiablc gentleman don't pro.
pose to prescribe their friends, huta damned
Yankee has no rights which Southern
white man is bound to respect. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

The Hark Bye says Gen. Warren had an
appointment to speak al Mount Pleasant
Saturday. He failed to appear, but sent q
telegram saying that he was 'indisposed
This is the same reply he sent 10 General
Curtis, when ordered by that officer to take
all his available force. and meet Marmaduke,
We believe il was, at Hartsville. Gen. War
rem was 'indisposed, and not only did not 90
himself, but kept large part Of his CONS
mand TO guard his tent, but soon as he heard
that the battle had been fought and won, be
mounted five hundred men in hot hnste, and
galloped with great speed towards the battle
field, fifty miles away. He rode out thirty
miles and then-rode back again. making
about az good time IS battalion of cavalry
was eyer known TO make. And that's the
way he came to be the Hero of Hartsvile,
as he is dubbed by Dan Miller, Clagett, and
the rest Of tie Copperheadecrew with whom
he is now cudaling''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
8 MN POLICY" 1854.
Andrew IOhnsnn FarOn ranixatinr

Treason must be made odoas and traitors nust b.
pun,hed and impoverished. Their great plantation
must be seircd aud divided into small farms. and sold t.
honest, industrious men"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Judicial District Nominations
UUN'TY TICKET.

For Clerk Of the District Court.
GEORGE ROLLETT, Of Madison Tp.
For Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK. OF CharIeston tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Gov. VIM. Y stone will address the people Of Iowa
on the politics. issues OF the day, 9. the folio wing
aces and times viz:
Abba Saturday sept. &C. 2 p, m.
Knoxville Tuesday Oct. 2, . p. m.
The fHends oftte cause aud the Republican centruI
committees 81 the several Counties requested To
axe all the local arrangements for the mee,inx. In
respective counties. NJ. 3. QUITS,
Chairman Rep. State Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

Hon H. II. srrrn, Republican candidate for supreme
court hep7rsr will sdiress the people of Iowa at The
following times and plsces, Wig;
Msrengo, Sept 18th, atep.m.
sin'on. Sept 9Th M2pm
Marion, sfpt Qsth. at D. m
A"anosa sept. 10th at z pm
Jfpt IN. OF lst. At . M
Muscatine, Oct. 2d at Q o m
Wspelto Oct. 81. at pm
MI Pleassnt, Oct 4th, st2pm
Fairfield, Oct. 9Th, a. D. m
The Republican Central Committees o, the ,ev.r.,
sonnssare requested 10 that due notice IL given
these meetings In thsir respective counties, and 10
ns all necessary arrangements therefor.
NE. CUTS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
GETTING SCARED.

Our contemporary is getting alarmed at the
popularity of Rollett and Warwick and the
Union Republican ticket. 1t sees growing
disposition on the part of the people to bury
Warren, Doerr, Anmm and the whole Cop
periohnson crew out of sight. and il at once
sets up howl that the Republicans are us
ing corruption money to secure a triumph.
This charge is an insult not only to our peo>
pie but to Democrats. Republicans will not.
of course. need to be bought to support their
ticket. The charge Of the Constitution is an
imputation on the honesty Of Democrats, as
though they could be purchased. On behalf
Of his own constituency. we repel his lnsinu-
atious as slanderous. Our contemporary has
no right To speak on this score for any man in
Lee county except himself.
He says. Very likely Wilson has sent q
portion OF bis $4,000 extra pay larceny to
this city. aud probably several thousand dol
lars have been sent here 10 aid him. by the
cotton spectators of the East, whose friend
be has always becn'
That extra pay larceny would be very
thin if spread out all over the District. and
won go far toward buying up men unless
they be as needy as our cotemporary. He
don't tell his readers that that extra pay bill
was a Democratic measure, passed by demo
cratic votes. snd tina, Mr.. Wilson voted
against IL
As TO the cotton spectators. visions OF
whom rise before the mental optics of the
Consultation. We don, know any body 50 mo-
torious in tais line as lis man, Jim futile,
now the CorpeDohnson candidate for Con-
gress in the Fifth District against General
Dodge. H. might make small contribution
TO Fitz Henry's Guatemala fund. TO achieve a
Buiternut victory in the First District. but We
doubt it. lie will spend all his surplus cash
in his race with Dodge, and then have the
proud satisfaction Of finding few thousand
loyal votes between himself and Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
johnson in Favor OF DiSfranrhisin!

say that the trstor has ceased TO be citizen and
Joining the rebellion has become public enemy He
forfeited hs risht to vote Nth loyal when be
nonneed bis citizenship and sought destroy
eminent Eessy TO the most honest and industriou.
foreigner who comes from England and Germany "a
dwell an.ug and TO add 10 the wealth Of the county,
Before Yen can be citizen you stay here for Ave
yesrs ~e are 80 cautious .boet Foreigners Who vol
nntarlly renounce their homes live with Us. whA,
should we say to the traitor Who although born and
reared among u.s. has raised parccidsl hand agains,
the Government which always protected himi Ny
Judgment that he should he subjected to severe or.
deal before he is restored to ritfrsnshfnn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Andrew Johnsop on Reconstruction.

"In calling convention to restore the State Who shall
restore and re~establ.h IN Shall the who gave his
Influence and his mean. TO destroy the Government L.
be TO participate in the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who brought this misery upon tn State be
mtted to control Its des.iuies II this be So then q.
this precious blood Of brave soldiers and o.ers
freely poured on, wi have been wantonly spilled an
the glorious victories by noble will gc
for nsught and all the bst,lshslds which have beer
with dead heroes during the rebeon win have een
made memorable in vain Why all this carnage and d,
vastAtion II that treason might BE- put down xnt
traitors punished. Therefore say that traitors mus
take IA back seat in the work Of restoration
Andrew Johnson in Favor OF Dixfranrbixip,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Andrew johnson in Favor Of Executing Traitors

"show me who has been engaged in tbe.e
Ohio has fired Upon our fss who has given instruction,
to take our ts Custom houses acnals and dock yards
and VII shbw you traitor. Were President OF the
United sta'ef would do Thomas Jefferson did In
1906 With Aaron Burr. would have them arrested ard
hconvicted within the meaning and scope the Con.
sniution BY The Etsrnal God would execute thsu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
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