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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07

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Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Pupils. select class IL now forming on Wed
nesday afternoon from 4 to 6 clock, for these
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Days and Hoxrs Of Titios:
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Quarter commencing with the first lesson se 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-07

BLAIR-EBERLY. In this city, ON the 9Th in
stant, by Rev. DR.. Keeling, DAVID BLAIR
1: U. 3. A, to Miss SA RAH EBERLY, of Phil
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
TnE cRoros MEETING.


The failure Of speaking at the Croton Meet
ing is much to be regretted, but it is hard tc
fix the blame on any person IN particular
Mr.. 0Connor and Mr.. Howell we're an
nounced in the paper and by hand bills. But
Mr.. O. Conner was required by the State Cen.
trail Committee 10 fill some appointments out
Vest and Mr.. Howell took a severe cold and
became SO hoarse that he could not speak.
Unde- these circumstances the Chairman
OF the Central Committee telegraphedeto Mr.
McCrary, then in Van Buren, county, ahd
took it for granted that he would fill the ap
pointment. But Mr.. McCrary did not re
ceiye the despatch for several hours after i
wa. sent, nor till too late to make the con
nection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

GUSTAV. RossEAu, and other Bread and
Butter chaps, at the Cleveland Convention,
held sweet communion, by telegraph, with
FoRHEsT, CHALMERS, aud black-heaned mis-
creants of the traitor persuation at Memphis.
GUSTAV and most of these Cleveland Oh
ers are paid by appointments to office and by
promotion beyond their merits, for their per
Torrance in the '.arin-in- with traitor
programme. Blu, will the mass Of our sol
diers follow in the footsteps of those bought
aud paid for dependents of JOHNSON.
| Did the soldiers of the Union fight and saf
fer in Andersonville and other PRISON pens 10
the sake of getting these rebel leaders mt
| Congress to make laws for the country
Gen. CusrAR toadied to the rebels and pan
ished brave Union soldiers during the war
and he is now a fit tool of the President t
solicit loving embraces with FoRREsT, CnkL
MFRS and other red handed rebels who dis
tinguished themselves by their perhdions an
crasl massacre Of Union soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

Il is in your power to decide whether the
Offices Of Clerk attl Recorder shall be filled
by stay-at>home opperheads, or by men
of your own number who perilled their lives
in defence of the country.
The Union Convention did its duty by put
ting these competent and worthy soldiers in
nomination; now do your duty by voting for
them and they will be elected, but if you fail
to do so the responsibility of their defeht
rests upon you. And the result will show
that soldiers of the Union prefer to elicit
Comprehend war failure candidates to Office,
rather than worthy and needy soldiers, who
calamity sustained the flag on the battle
fields of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

6RproN, September, - 1866.
EDiroRs OF GATE At the appointed time
September 18th : p. M, quite number of
Buren, township, some from Missouri, with
eprinkling of ladies' assembled. But no
speakers came, which was great disappoint-
ment. Where were -- and j. b. Howell
That the cause might nos suffer too much,
we appointed Chairman, resolved ouselves
iuto Congress of the United States, when il
was moved and seconded TO admit South
ern rebels to seats. Discussion followed. On
the negative it was argued that they, rebels,
resigned their seats Ia 81 to join the rebel
lion; had thereby forfeited their rights to seats
and citizenship. and were unworthy of seats.
rs well as unsafe. On the affirmative it was
argued that We had whipped them in the
field and could do it at the ballot box; that
there was no danger; as they could
easily be controlled. 1t was re-
piled that the Democrats had been in power so
long they had become very corrupt; cared
for nothing but rarty-not for country; will
ing to use every aud any means to get into
power again; bad struck hands with rebels
and bashwhackers, with Cops and renegade
! Republicans. With rummies and the offscour>
ing Of all creation, and might whip us. If
so, they, once in power, would wipe out all
the great features OF Republicanism, and sub
stitnte aristocratic and despotic principles,
! leaving only the name. But if we, Radicals,
prevail both the name and the reality will be
preserved with greatly purified republic.
After discussing the niger by some soldiers,
the vote was taken and unanimously passed
that the rebels be not admitted to seats in our
Congress until they show repentance and
submission by their acts. Adjourned till
next Friday, ut Pennington. to hear General
Logan and Hon. j. F. Wilson, at the great
mass meeting Of Van Buren, county.
USIosIsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

GUTHRIE J0MuUOuHTUo on GRANT
The Richmond Ekuusfa~, The Isading Or
gan Of the Southern vingsof The ssarm.in-
arm party, doe't pretend hat e. 0rmk
is membes nf Aepaesrn. On IL Gal
~ i stsrs boldl, dsast - Prssidint 10
t1c6 md Anction, ~ most iss
Edui Of Glassal Gri aloaGwl ~
pst tlsoms adslaGioa Of A. johnson.
ea1 - say: s'ss,.
40 yfant needed VOL he xUsia1 md
him in Grant. Grant is fool, but he is .
M&o6 6ae who Is cunning for mischief. He
b Is vain rs he is foolish, and - cruel ~ he
is MN. .His hopss ard wishes Do not ease
3 bswbee iOrthe masses, whether loyal q
otherwise. All he knows of msNea . uAssea
of soldiers that are to be hurled asainst each
oshor for dnatxnction. 4ssssus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

"JoHSsoy's Da.f is the collar mark or
every man who n5w receives a commission
from Governmep The doctrine was pro-
claimed as fus iamental principle of the
party by Randall - his Observation-Disclosures
announcement, aed it was emphatically en-
dorsed by johnson in his speech at ST. Louis
when he swore that he would kick every
Lincoln Office holder out, and retain only ri,
own dependents and satraps' in Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02


A. JOHNSON has kicked OUT one.leo-
ged Union soldier appointed Postmaster at
Monmouth, by Mr.. Lincoln, and put faith
full Copperhead in his place.
Will the soldiers Of Lee county follow hi.
bad example, and vote for the Copperhead
Doerr and Mumm for Clerk and Recorder,
in preference to Rollett and Warwick, the gal,
liant soldiers who have served their country
in the war, AMI Uttered in the cause OF the
Union.
If Doerr and i8mm have no manliness
nor sense OF sh' but persist in their in
justice towards eese 'poor and disabled
Union soldiers, the citizens and soldier.
teach them lesson at the polls, that the,
will remember as long as the four years fail
ure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

The people of Lee County viii be addressed at timss
and places follows. Let the Union Republicans In
each locality take persoasi interest in announcing the
meetings and attend themselves With their nsrhbors
Cooperate with the stir up the lukewarm 20
with your families ont to the meetngs let the people
every township in Lee County determine to do their
part In swelling the grand majority for the right that
will be ~ De great party of loyalty throughout
the whole country
Further announcements will be made hereafter:
TT. NtptsoN-october sth Geo ". Mccrnv and
J. B. H9wsn
NEW HosTog-october Sd: Col. Hi,lis and Col.
". Rankin.
DIS MoINse-yincennes. October lat; Col. Hruce
and 4. N. Clark. - ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
"ARM-IN-ARM."

Here is another specimen Of the arm>in>
arm mania now prevailing in certain quar-
ters. The New \ ork Ne,cs, which was the
most infamous of the Northern organs Of JEFF.
Davis, during the war says of Henry Ward
Beecher:
: "while he thus fights the good. 6eht for
the spread Of gospel truth, the Daily Nssns
Will light side BY sids With him in crushing
the dragon ofpolitical error
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

IT is claimed that DoERR and Muxx are
better qualified for Office than RoILETT and
WARWICK. 1t must be admitted that the
former have had more experience, since they
have for many years been continually in
Office, while the latter never have held any
Office. While DoERR and Mrxx were serving
in the clerks Office and in the Chicago and
similar conventions, our candidates we're
serving in the field or lying in the hospital
suffering from wounds. Nevertheless We
assurs the people that our candidates are
well qualified.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

!. REUBEN, the unstable, is a coppe1ohnson
candidate for Congress, against W. B. ALI
son, in the Dubuque District. The redoubt-
able Reuben Noble, the chronic sorehead,
who has sedulously sought office under diff
cultes for many years, seems now in fair
way TO obtain his hearts desire-an appoints
ment to Office from A. j.. in compensation
for his great defeat by the people at the polls
next Tuesday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02


ANDREW JOHNSON vetoed the Civil Rights
Bill, and recons,rncts the South without any
effort 10 protect tue freedmen, on the by
po,hesis that in the South the whites are nee.
essary 10 the blacks and the blacks to the
whites. and that their relations will, 4. om
mutual social needs, be satisfactorily adjust
ed. This, too, is the march 10 which MI
BEEcHEB condemns the negro. The New
York TIibsne, has sample of this march
Mr. RIDER, Southerner, living near Jack
son, louisiana, rented part OF his lands K
freedmen, and this drew from his recon
s,ructed white neighbors the following bril-
| liant specimen of chivalric literature:
Ma. RIDER Sir: We have bin informed
that you are lowing Niggers to squat abou
| on your land, or in other words yor Art
Renting Niggers land. One of OUR Com
ulttee told you that you Void be Burnt out
| But YOU would not pay any attention to him
| Now, Sir, your gin House is Burnt, for rent
| ing Nigeers land. If this is not sufficien
warning, we will Burn everything on you
| place. Il that don't break it up We will tbel
! shoot the Niggers. Beware, sir, before il i
/ too late or YOU will be waited on by
A COMMITTEE.
The Niggers Are not to be Blamed Yol
are the villain. {.
Since writing the above, we have decide
to Burn more than your gin house, and vii
kill You if you Don't Bleak up YOUR in
famous Niger camps. COMMITTEE
| certify that the above Is true copy Q
the original. Z. 2. LoRrsc,
Maj 10th U. 8. G. FL. Art'y,
Late Com. at Port Hudson, La.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
ANDREW Johnson in Favor Of Exftuting Traitors.

"show who has been engaged In these conspirsci-s
who has fired upon flag who hss given instructions
to take forts houses srscnss and dock yards
and will show You traitor. Were President of the
United States, would do Thomas jefferson did in
1905 with Aaron Burr. would have them arrested and
II convicted within the mesnng and OF the Con-
stitution by the Eternal God would execute them"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

The ''arm in arm fellows commiserate the
case of jeff Davis, who is confined in a pris-
on of 81 acres with airy apartments splendid
" furnished, with wife and friends to cheer
him, faring sumptuously every day at the ex-
pense of the Government. Now we venture
to say that these humane Conservatives never
shed tear over the scores of thousands Of
Union soldiers, who were cooped up like
hogs in slaughter pen at Andersonyille and
starved to death under the policy of this same
JEFF Davis. Oh no, these Conservatives
have sympathies only for the aristocracy and
the chivalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay D
Warning and Instruction for yonaz ssn Also Dssass'
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers With
Of relief snt fres 81 charge In scaled letter en-
veop.s. Address DR.. j. sKILLIN H0UGHToR, How
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
augl6dsw-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
Andrew johnson in Favor Of DisfraRehisinl
Trnifnrs

say that the traitor has ceased to he citizen and
Joining tue rebellion has become public enemy. lie
forfeited bis right to vote With loyal ~hen he
nounccd his citizenship and sought TO destroy Gov
eminent We say to the most honest and industrious
foreigner who comes from England and Germany to
dwell among and TO add 10 the wealth Of the country
Before you be citizen You stay hers for 1--WE
years five cautious sbout Foreigners, who vol
unfairly their homes to live with u.s. what
should say 10 the traitor who although born and
reared among has raised psricicida hand against
the Government which always protected him. My
Judgment is that be should be subjected or
deai befn-a he is restored n citiren.hfn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

THsRE Is great rush upon the Registry
ofiices in Missouri. Isn't il strange that ev-
cry one in that State whose right TO vote may
hs deabtfal or not allswshA Atall ss4c-
count Of disloyalty win be Democrat and a
supporter Of my Policyf'' But there d no
doubt Of it. gr,3,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

n LIT the Grand Army Of the soldiers ID Lee
county see to it that their comrades in arms,
Rollett and Warwick, are not massacreed at
the polls next Tuesday, b. the stay>at home
-Copperheads Of the war failure persuasion.
The Grand Army of the Republic will never
forgive you If you desert your old comrades
id arms now in the day OF need, and enlist
under the banner Of their enemies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

Choose YE WHox YE Will SuPPoRT.-The
issue in Lee county is fairly and sqnarely
made between the true friends and the pre-
tended friends Of the soldier. If the people
of Lee county really believe that men Who
went forth to fight our battles, and who fought
and bled and suffered for the protection OF
our homes, our liberties, and our all de-
serve any reward, they will elect the gallan,
Rollett and Warwick. IlFe care nothing
for the soldier and bis sacrifices, we Will de-
feat these brave men and elect Doefr and
| Mumm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

JuDAs IscARior, and BExEDuo4 AansaD,
have q last found friends and sympeshisesa
anoagsa he Jehusen ne,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
Andrew johnson on Reconstruction.

Iu calling convention to restore the State, who shall
restore and reestablih shall the who gave his
influence and his TO destroy the Government Is
he TO participate in the great work Of reorganization
Shall he who brought this misery upon tn State be per
mittsd control its destnesf II this be SO, then all
this precious blood Of brave soldiers and Officers
freely poured out viii have been wantonly spilled, all
the glorious victories won by noble armies will go
for naught and all the bsttlstslds which have been
with dead heroes during the rebellion viii have
made memorable In vain. Why all this carnage ard de-
yastatopi 1t that treason might b. put down and
traitors punished. Therefore say that traitors must
take back seat in the work of restoration"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
"MY POLICY" 1864.
Andrew johnson Taron ronfiuation.

Treason must be made odous and traitors must b,
punished and impoverished. Their great plantation.
must and divided into small farms and sold tc
banaet Industrious
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

THERE was an interesting Convention Of
the Grand army Of the Republic, for the De-
psrtmsnt Of lows, ut Davenport on Redles-
day and Thursday. A committee VIZ APP
pointed to issue m address to the Soldiers Of
Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

The Mobile Gazette, in true reconstructed
spirit, urges CLEMENT c. CLAY as the choice
of Alabama for United States Senator. 1t
wants CLAY to be SO chosen THAT he
NAV fling back in the teeth of his
peers the foul charge of assassination
that the creature, Joseph Holt, has endeavor-
ed to fasten upon him by suborned testi-
mony."'
As ANDREW JOHNSON, in his proclamation,
was the man that charged CLEMENT C. CIaY
with completely in the assassination, we
are afraid that this is terrific threat against
ANDREW.
WHAT will the soldiers and loyal men of
the country think and say of Lee county, if
at the county elections We shall defeat two
veteran wounded soldiers and elect over their
heads two stay -at-home peace Chicago Con,
ven.ion Democrats? The fact would be pub.
lished far and wide over the whole land to
our shame and disgrace. Will the people Of
Lee county allow themselves to be placed in
such position9 If not let them rally to the
support of the brave boys, Rollett:tand War
wick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
WILSON Az EAAlGIa0E0N.


EDIroa GATE Crrr,-Will you please an
nounce in your paper that Hon. JAMES r.
WILSON will address the cisisens cf Van
Buren, county at Pennington, on Friday Oc>
tober 9th, ct 2P.M.
We want this to be grand rally for this
District. F
Yours truly,
j. DfcKEY,
L. C. DEAsn, and others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

TIE New Orleans Picayunes4ds the hA4d-
writing on the vail sgainsttAs 5famco9 and
sorrupt coalitioa u rebels nd Coppersesda
manipulated by A. johnson, and urges the
adoption ofthe Congressional amendment =,
the only means of speedy salvation for the
South. tt NIX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
q. DItNbfs
Z. c. DEAsE, and others.

Il
Tns LoYAt SourH. The following hum
that loyal paper, Ton the Jdhnsoniat basia,)
the Richmond Examiner, Alluding to the pro-
gress Of the loyal Southerners through the
Northern States, shows the spirit Of the ire
constructed
"we are afraid that the Apes will have to
go back to the middle ages for a suggestion.
In those days there were fantastic pilgrima>
ges, in which certain holy relics were borne
to attract and inspire all the deyout along the
journey Wherefore not erhun,e the bones Of
THE king are lhim who played such fantas-
tic tricks before high heaven as made the an.
gels weep and parade them through the
land?' $500
Soldiers of the Union such ara tbs sesti.
ments Of the new companions into whose
embraces you are exhorted to rush by the
BnAd>and- Butisr brigade and the PhilAdel-
phia ssarm-in- Convention. That Cons
yention which exhibited It's reasonable ami
mus to the world 10 thsvery fact that during
a session Of three days it made no allusion to
our martyred President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

The miserable failure of A. johnson il uni
vrrsally felt in the North, and there are lew
lef, outside the ranks Of his new depend
,nts and satraps' to do him reverence. ana
/. seems now that the South itself is begin
n;nr to manifest the same contempt iol
tobnaon that the British did for Benedict
Arnold, loving treason but despisins ths
traitor. sk
A writer in the Augusta (Ga.) ConssdFu-
tionalia says Mr.. Johnson's tour has done
the business for him. 1t is impossible to 4x-
press the vehemence with which ne e g.
nounced ~ the men o. an parties Hs fss
sunk to the level lie he were ever above III
Of Secretary Seward and Parson Brownlow.
he Is no longer feared BY the Radicals; hS !.
simply hated and despised. A few, who
would apologize for. him, say that he Is sim
ply unfortunate in his temper. A msn ~hc
has no record Of principle to fall back upon,
has no recourse except to scod.n
Again the same writer puts iton thicker YET
a. follows: 'sThe Democratic leaders Rll
over the country knew A. johnson. They
knew w. Fl. Seward. They had been de-
ceived and betrayed by both of them. 4e'
their leadership was accepted. The result II
that everybody is disguised. The Radicals
are in rage of JOY at the victories theJ
achieved and still expect"
After playing the blatherskite and the
BLACKBOARD while swinging round the circle
Ia the interest of traitors, to be thus spit DIP
on by them is too bad. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

1JoHr TILEa, Who betrsyed Ais|phrty jus -
johnson has done, Ind the erscS 10 defer his
treason for some years thereafter; but A.
johnson seeksto consnmate his treason to
his party and his country simultaneously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02
pLArIlaSns.!

Il TO secure to I'll Its ctfsens, regardless o.
rsiision or color, equality before the iaw, equal
rscs ro IL sSaal responsibility 20 II, and TO All
S.s. prossd ths ioyay bv thsr acts, an equal
voice 10 ms ~, !. u o. AAtsa lately In re-
,s,,nrs through their representatives IN Cos.
beon ~ nsope who have ssbdaed ne rsssilSon and
go The nation and not % - Eassssv. None
>. In a..S nv the senate and House. of.kepeesentA
lately = agrees assembled pfocc.ns ~ she Leeis'a
res ~ a. yera Stats additional article BY way Of
tures O. w n the Federal coasttaton and that
tbe ratification Of that amendments ~ the Less
isinre rnst IN the arm and manly adhefeAee q m
.,.x Ia Congress to the sbeve principles. we
onun 0uArautees of the safety OF the nation !;
s - reare % Congress cur continued end earnest
support. t,xor ~ tbe enforcement ~ the
49,. doctrine and that ve extend to I'll peoples
,gsrins 10 preserve nationality or scheve liberty our
Tha, we are In favor tho equalization Of bounties
az soldiers who faithfully served their country ID the
war for the suppression Of the reoeinon-
That We are IN favor Of the nominsuon aso cleo
ten 10 once OF such psrsehs only ~ are known 70 pos
49, honesty and capahiiity; and We nnquanedy con
denim dishonesty snu ca cassne~ - es1y uefef'Aes,s
Of the public service
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

C1rIzEss OF Lee county: listen to us for one
moment. In 1861, soon after the battle Of
Bull Run, in the darkest hour of our coun.
try's history, !, oung farmer, in the full vigor
Of early manhood, went forth from your
midst to respond to the call for volunteers,
and to offer his hfe, if need be, q sacrifice to
save the nation. You told him and others
like him TO go. You bid him Godspeed,
and told him that his services and sacrifices
and sufferings should be rewarded. You
promised him and all like him that you would
not forget nor prove ungrateful to him or to
his. Now, fellow citizens, this same soldier
has returned to you, manned, by the loss ola
leg, in fighting your battles. His friends ask
YOU to elect him Recorder of Lee county, an
Office which he is eminently qualified to hii.
| We call upon you to be true to your pledges,
| and vote for NoBlE WARWICK. The history
| of NOBLE WARWICK is also substantially the
history of GEORGE RoLLETr, except that the
| former received more severe wound thar
the latter. They both deserve and shoaie
receive your cordial and hearty support.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-02

TIM Copper Johsss sss1 - -
much given up ~ sssiess IL -
States. They have gone into their holaai j
lhe Northern part Of this State, and ssem
NOS 70 bs,s DO hopes efany, porfos Of -
country outside Of Dixie. and Lee county, .s