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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

TIE spprshsnsious Of violence Ia Missouri
have moderated considerable since General
Sherman put stop 70 the ssming Of fetch.
er's political train bands, BY telling the Gov
srnor that he could either "stop proceedings"
q take up quarters inside Of Fort Lafaystte.
That little talk Of "Old Tecumssh' did the
pot valiant Governor m immense deal Of
good, and did much TO lessen the 'sapprhen>
sions Of violence 1t the polls, (which filed the
public mind some weeks ags. "-Ksoksk
Constitution.
There is mot one spark Of truth in the
above paragraph from the Coastitution. It
is false from beginning 70 end, in letter and in
spirit, ~ we'll as in principle and in infer
erencs.
The time has not come yet in the history Of
this country when the Governor Of loyal
State, in time Of peace, can BE- addressed
with impunity in the tone and language Of .
Txck-a- hoe niger driver to his chattel. Nor
has any thing ofthis kind taken place in Ms.
souri, though ws do not know how soon the
State Government as we'll ~ the Congress 81
the United States, may be 'icleaned OUT
and overthrow BY the aspiring despos
whom an assassin elevated to the position Of
President, and for whom rebels and Copper
heads claim supreme power, civil and mili-
tary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

SEE the advertisement Of Messra Roberts
l. Co. They are furnishing . very superior
article Of coal from their Oskaloosa minss.
This coal is taken from nine foot vein-said
to BE- the largest in the State-vhich pro-
ducss fuel that cannot be excellsd j, the
West. The members Of the firm Of Roberts
& Co. are oil experienced miners, and give
the advantage Of their experience to their
customers. Try their Oskaloosa coal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

Eos Femoving spots from painted v.,,,
the "Cleanser" cannot b equaled. Ever,
housewife Who wiahes to save labor and tim.
should keep it constantly on hand. Ever
bottle Is worth iss weight in-Cleanser
whicn 10 better than gold.
Sold b. Ill drussist, and grocsrl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

"WoAAs; she needs no eulogium; she
speaks for herself" was the toast offered by
an enthusiastic individual, At . celebration
The same sentiment might be very appropri-
ately uttsesl in behalf of the "Eclec,ric
Cleanser which is rapidly attaining M.
tonal reputation.
Bold BY all druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

" you want White HAIR made beautiful q
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuss DR.. TEsBrr's Physiological
Resenerator. kerr / FuLLEa, Agents.
Sold By ell Druggists. fri-sun-w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

WHY II 1t tt.s 80 many American women
eie ~ an age VIII. they should BE- in the
prime Of hfers is often asked. The
answer !" easy. household drudsery break
shsn down ooma'n'riy. The best way for
Aouse-keepers to i ,hten their daily labor
eno mus proione he, is to use the nEclectr;a
Cleanser" Iii. ~ishou. an equal.
Sold By ell druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
Z b I'll druegist, and grocerA

Corr poe. come Ill, and invsse . small
amount sfeapiAl IN the great institution Of
shs age. The Eclectic Cleanser mot ooly
rsnovss oil ssains and dirt from The husss,
bit il clears the asnosphsrs Of home, By ~.
liesing woman Of her grsatess demsskis bur.
deua
Sold b oil dssegisss ssd srssoUA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

No well regulated household should b.
without the Eclectic Cleanser q il i. in.
valuable for its cleansing properties-m,l;n.
NE usual household dradsery nothing bu,
sport.
Sold y al druggists and rrs,en.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

Ihave just received splendid assestmsn
Of Ksrsey horse blankets; call and get pick.
A. HAoHHY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

Proaptiy 70 order. We have Constantly hand drss
ssooring and siding and the Aeer qualified Of vfsshag
Lambef. Also Joists. Bcantiine ftufd}ng Bsoe1ng
BArnsidius, sheetins ehnsies, Lsth, BSi4g,ne DC.
We e1p~ct make 70 the advantage n tuiidsss -
1salevs 10 give ne their patronage.
ksokak, April II. lsd6.-dn A. HosNRh co.
p. Ordsrs Tor the City Trade ied Al the ees~s Z
easblstos Ito % amp vt have frmeAtsie stessstso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

MAsoxlc.-Thers will b . special COM
munication of Eagle Lodge No. IL, A. F. 3
A. NJ, this evening; work ON the 6rst and
second degrees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

wArrxD.-A girl to do general house
work. Apply to Ars. McCrary, corner l4tt
and Concert streets. None need apply I'M
less well recommended. DIT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

WASrxp.-Tvo good shoemaker, 70 work
on Ladies work, can end constant employ
men, BY applying to Huiskamp / kasless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

L they ssv direct from the spoois and require &c
rswiadng Of the thread
They are easily undsrssood and used, and
les liable 70 arrangement than ether mAcAinss
5. They capsule Of sxscutns perfectly. without
change OF sdIsstmsnt mach greater variety Of vorh
than Other machines
4 The stitch made BY these machines 10 much more
arm elastic and durable, especially upon articles Which
rsqrs BE- washed aud roned thas ssy Other sttaeA
g. This stitch, owing 70 tbs In Which IL
Ass thrsad n inwr"ught, much the osss piuaS AID
ksaufa 10 and retains this pluDpesss and bessiy
upon articles freausny washed and ifossd asNl
they worn ost.
g. he structure Of the h such that though n
- broken int>rvais Of only few stitrhss
will neither open run rsvs bus remains nrus and
durable.
I. CnIike other machpss these fastsa both ends oi
the seam BY their opsratiep
s. With these machines while asik IL used upcs the
right ce side Of the sean, cstos may 10 nsed upon
the other side with issss the strengsh duxs-
hihty of the This be done Other ~
chns Ard great saving upon ell articles sttehsd ~
msds Up With silk.
These machines In aidtion /, their Emperor assr-
tts instruments for sewing. by change Of Adjust.
ssat easily tesfotd aud pr.ctsad, execute the moot
teansiful and psnanen. .neroidv'y aud Ornamental
work
Please cali aai .xsn'ne the machine and its work
Can sslI cheaper than sioKsr machine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

CAnYrr CnArs.--Just rscsiysd good -.
riety Of 6ns cotton carpet chain, q tAs Bag
Factory, Jos Aaia street. (2tthufs-san.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

RELtoIous NoTIcE-ihe United Presbyte-
rian congregation Of this city viii meet on
Sabbath. for religious services, in the Mis-.
sion School House, on the corner of 18th
AMI High street, At eleven o'clock, . m. The
U. p. Sabbath School will meet on the same
day in the ssme place, at ~ o'clock, .. N.
A punctual attendance OF the teachers and
scholars is earnt silly desired.
(nov2-2t) JAS BRowx, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

D rsisrssAl n~~,
sp II pr eat ~ eau 49,.
aas , susss . itskousk
go 1891 - ~. ssssag Il lex
sessAs as . ~, hsessr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

A war of pens is going on in the Clinton
Herald at which place Mr.. JoHS G. SAxl
lectured, as to the fitness and merits Of the
poems which Mr.. SAKE reads as the staple o.
his lectures. He read Love" here: thai
vas not so sn,iquated. Elsewhere he nd
hersd to Yankee Land, and q critic in the
Herald demanded that Mr. SAKE throw aside
his superannuated illusions and come up to
the times or cease inaicting the public it'll
lectures. This critic says:
That Yankee land has in it many points
that were good when it was written, is freely
admitted, and that it was worthy of all the
popularity to which it aspired is willingly con
coded. 1t was an ephemeral production
scarcely intended to be read twice, and Ger.
tainly never capable of surviving that literary
revolution that has swept our land. In the
crucible of war, our national character has
been melted and recast. Our whole world
has undergone tremendous change, and the
American people to day, bears the same re-
la,ion to it's former self that . Bengal tiger
does to camel. Seven years ago, ve were
the most patient and accommodating people
in the world now the nations tremble at our
name. Onr good natures may endure the
antiquities of ]. g. SAKE, but he must not
push us too far. We want the..best Of every.
thing and propose to have it."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

For elsesst end choies Dress Goods Of al
kinds, 70 = PhiIlips 1 Ksn, Is Main street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with Steel
- Portraits OF eminent Dizziness Extra fpdueem. ~.
Offered travelling Niusters re~chers etadsuts Led,s
disabled so!diess energetic Young Men varmeYs and
oeh.rs y no want . paying busi.ess Address ZsIotm
ncCunbY Co o.lo Lombard Block Chcaen Ills o.
~ Olive Street., 81. Louis, No. foctlsdI1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

I OF 4. in Block rs, on which is Brick
- Dwelling Hsus- ith r stole L.s.u ent,
aleu- Rrsme Dwell Nc With rocu Nth Coed vsl Of
vst-f and lot veil ieced situated pAsnn stYe.t
tween 9th and 9TH sresn This property viii be sold
NJ tr-st bsr9nin II applied for 5itie scod
khqure 81 II. b. TEN-EYCK co.
AnTil.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

Cn,CT1os o. DeusrY.-Sss va4 Valksn
burr's card. saeio-s@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
FOR SALE.

on ACRES ~ Land, tnostiy in timber the mid
QUE road leading from Ksckuk 10 sansurky about
M - from the city, and may b. known the Rich
ldson tract Title good Phi. $40 per acre knqurs
Of IL B. TkN-kl CK 4 CO.
anglkd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses An /,
= Hous~hoid Furniture can l.. .n-eed IN ths 1&rna y
srescs Cb~pasS o, Hartford, Hose Irnrasc> GmpoE,
Hsv o. I, ssd Other rsspoos,i 10 stoeh
one % svs yssr. 81 rates ranging from 20 u
pr essf on the Sluo ior the y ho sir . or
eAs~p - - Other responsible company For r-ist.
infornatioa % Insafanee call the npderss ned VI
can give batter ind unity than be spd any dfi
agseey IN ihis section. fdeczs1 n B TFE-EiCg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

EOR SALE-80 acres Of 6ne grape ard
other fruit land; 10 acres IN high stste OF cul,i.
vAfion under fence With 10 rut trees Of vari
ocs hisas eoas nov heaxng Price SIS per scrs Alss
ser-s stoinnS ~ above iaaA ard 10 of the San
ceasssf. With no mpscve0snts but be ali spcIos<e
Y pAdnl fsnes % The rosA 1t snsll expense Price
- saA - per This lasd near he rec
tdsnce OF Dr. Hcks, shout two miies from eecosi street
Ksokuk Ror particulars enquire OF
Aeh3& H. b. TEN. EYCk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
H ,. TEN-gYcK

SOh eALE-Ths very desirable Bsisk residence an
= grounds nov os bed and occupied by A. Hiikin
son, 0q, stnstsd on the csrrer Of 18th and High st
House 10 or 10 rooms, With all the modern improve
Dent.-iarfs sn's b.rIs-thrse very tesiraii lots
saehed covered with fruit and trees Prize
es5o0 Tftis god Or sale Tor further Taficul4ss
enquire Of H. B. TEN EYCK
March 81. 1904.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

xfok sALk-sfx acres Of cry d~siiatie srspe ard
Il fruit land, stust-1 Grand averue About !,
mile ffon the Court Honss. III be divided TO suit
purehsssrs. xaQuirs Of
octe H.B. rEN-EYcK co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

SOR eALk--feR acres Of land, repr scented in the
IL CITY Plat - letter L, in the a B tract KvoAuk
lam a1thortssd TO sell this property v,ry sreat bar
gain II applied Tor soon. ritls goud 20 ssi@ In
quife Of 81 TEN-EYCE
apFl-d RAJ Kstats Amt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

THCR sALE Three v.ry desirable Lots on which ays
os sted Two story brick DWELLING use containing
or rooms large buick ~ssh house and wood house
together With large brick stable two large eis rrs
And Lots veil covered with choice lot Of 9th.
Or trees This property stuated the All
and Morgan Streets convenient business Price 5000
half cash, balance In and years II per cent in
txsst Title good. inquire Of
aprA HB. TEN.EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02
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For Sale.

"A BRICK dwelling house, containing SIX
rcoms, chsern, full lot located IN Lot o. Block
H. in N.ecns Lover addition Keoh uf near Id.
stsry. Title good sale Price 8sVG cash, which
would not buy the LriSk in the House.
iy23d HB TKE-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

- eALk-Lots and .. In Block $50. on the cor
II nss Of sth aid Orleans eveets Th.s> among
the meet Desirable In that part Of the city vail
sold FOE the iev price oftSoo essh. vnquir- q
o~te TEy-kYCK co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-02

INOR eALn.-Lstsi aud 9, In Block 81, the coYper
Il eflihh sud Aorgan Streets. These Lots are Il
most desirable vacant lots in that peishbcrhood Price
eiseo-ope third down. and balsnce In and years
per cent. interest. Title good DO Ssie.
Enquire Of [spra4I H.'B TKS-RYCK.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
military AHairs.

vvrns,s. ~ rHs s.rposst asD-rhs v,snts sf,s
nus fspor u ne board ~ nsnAs-m.h, q the !sssra1
u th. satonai Gasrs oouiainins roll a tie nsmnsr
and other matters = in'sfs- hss asi ts<s psmishs
~. t,.su, roll ssnhfacss to- Lgnird sbf eighty
names ~ th~se ssLiy nrs afa uosr ~ I'VE fnsnhers
The ss-cia0n rsfo,,s sn inf'easr ifpn ihssssnsnn
s1s4 "A f,-seitss fryni les~ sni nsat~r.(
ss.s r,aEins bssf n 81 10 q, SlNs tie ssysn~
have bo.n ft,D " rts 10 ~nH@nt ~ pssnsnta
s.rt = fsgs 10. TIA, 'or lnroms 10 over o. 600 d
tinted sisss Tfss<g'y ns'ss tra t~yibs bank s<s
Il o-ss sohlsz Ina ha1sl reception sS Sirsa
sgcressfgi Tie rssimspt pvDfos~~ srsstinG . Dos
nnsn centssl ocsiicn 20 The nsfnory ~ ho~e
its rho psrstsf 10 tha late ear Csiotsi vsrm1y
10 30 representative " The s.ss.isiioc, 10 e3 ovsrs
sliL the osmrissd IN Vie oosnhsntsbis sa,sryri~e
issv,cTID~ rHs hs,nsrr ss.ssrn Hssissvr --lh
seventy ss,snth rssmss,, Ss- Yors EtSis Hsusts
casrd uns.r os,nusng ~ coiossi Lynsh AL psslss'
shy1t three hghdfsf st1 tfiy men as itstsstsf
Dsrsrsl nafiirg y Gofs'rT rs.tsn
ss-, az sontsy syenifs ~ We ttais Ar<nsl "
yass<f "a " TIE sssSsstan ~ ne ,rssrs Ga
msrnDsfs - tle rssusnt snf tbs lnsye,siEg GsHefA
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
>.w steamship William Penn.
TO rus EDITOR or TUE axRALp.

The London and Sew York Steamship Company have
,ided another new vos-c TO their line. bearing The name
u william Penn she arrived q, tbs port On indAy
lat and is nov lying her beub pier No q, sorh
nser
The william Penn is sn iron vessel, aud ss buit q,
waterford la-t year she registers two housand seven
hundred snd sghiy-eghi tons, ia three huadfsd and
thirty three fest rngih aud forty feet beam, aud has
ur ws,ef trid compartment. The hull s Fcy strongly
hfscsd heavy iron sirnlers, running fore and ait
undef ea. k tis rntlfe .rDsta O the yessel thus
f.,inf Aer ffraf strength Here engines built Al
'.t CIV und sre four hundred and may nominal horts
poser .bd gors - " hlsen hundred, she has two
~ nIrrs essb .lEiy-i1ur iEchcs In diameter, and
a tour t'sl. propeller Tic lrst and necori cabins
csu sfl,nmodatr one hundred and Ia Diy-one -.
f-ng-rs suI ths stsrfas~ ave hunired and sisbiy.
,at rls nfst cabin AMI lsivun are placed fDrp ard
o. ~. m ldir W ihr shlp, snd The second cabls
pssenssrs have ier iups saloon and stsisroorns In
n ths snef fsff pf tbe ship TIE Recommendations ~
yas-s nssfs vsry sood. aud tho ventilation of The
stsra.~ most ffiegfs cons dsfsinn u Tho utnosf
impsrsrer = that cis@s ~ f4ss~rgrH Al the Lated
nprlst tfcn'- fof tAe accommodation Of tbDer crossing
the r.n .fe 70 he found tbs sh'p Poatrai force
pgrps sfa pfprlisd for cass ~ LEAKAGE or Orr
ne wa Penn oDnmasica by Captain Hlinge, lAie
~ Tia ~l. aud makes the fourh sssssl of tbs nns
line ffa others the AisisBta Belons, ali teNs
Ia. passenger ag~nti. Mr. chA4 Whitney, and hasaft
HoNisnd Aspln~an sueni N the freight
The wn. Penn will sail ot the 18th inst fof Lonaon
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

taken the capital for Prm rhey are ready to attempt
now The army is now the side OF tho Ifogrctstd
pary which heads tn effort. The next rissn will
be more general and probably successful for this
reason: Prim undertook his enterprise at the
wrong time The weather too cold. Soldiers
did not feel specially anxious TO undertake campaign
IA the field when the mercury well down In tho
tube and the mountans-he place Of retreat II worse
comes 70 worse-covered with snow. Their ardor 10
chilled by the thoughts Of dscomforts and hard fare
So Prm's affair failed on account of the weather But
this season Il IS much warmer; life in the open air
can be endured.
General Prim, who is OF course In II, has gone to
Italy to arrange certain matters there In the
luton succeeds it Is morally certain that the Queen must
leave the country, with all her train, and will be ne
cessary TO select TO Ill her place. The House
Of Savoy stands high in Europe and with the Spanish
people. Victor Emanuel makes good King, and many
here think that his second son. Prince Asmodus would
be the man to sit upon the Spanish throne l am not
positive Of the fact but am inclined TO believe that
General Prims visit to Florence at this time has
thing to do with this proposed arrangement shall
know something more OF this soon. or course Prim
will return to have hand In the revolution He Is most
popular with the army who arc for him. doubt not he
will be back here and In power in less than six months
But enough OF this for the present.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10
Charge Against q British Sc. Captain.
ANlIib FlNlf. h'hhi-'l'HhHN ''Nh''
Before Comml l.ioner osborn.

Before COmml isiorer osborn.
Teroes y, H,n,,ar mt ns Snip Nouifigr,s. -rlis
Vas proceeding io libel the steamer hontclIius tor
wages alleged 20 bs due ihe plsintln formerly the
stewsriess of tho vessel isd her essmlnsipn a, b7s
es,,, va. taken before the c,mm.sslon
The plaintiff. klsa irliovs sxsul b-d ~ her tDunse
Mr. Edwin Jane. stated that lhe s@~arles' n ths
ship M0nt-xuTna pl,inx bsiNe Jtfnars snd ser Yor .
the M1iSNins Bfiisb i1p. AMI he c,ffsin lths
defandsnD Br-h sfb-i that on ths sth ~ March
captain violently assaulted her AMI knocked hef Iowa
aud That she v.ll fnf-rs rom fhe snrcts n
his violence that Dscispn: tlt the captain a. tht
time called oi toe crew % hin whom ss DfIrrd 90
clxs her and l0k ber tp ~ lore eapn of the slir
sho resisted Nth al her fore ,pd -yenpsy ne
captain locked her ~ 10 small rsn fgr VI bDaf-
Psniif remained hssrI stersflss sfisr hs rpf
sevsra voyage and up % s.-lf - ju'y < Nhsu tie
captain, on leaving th' p0u ol sew fc~A lyr Jsnsf
p'4t her by force on b0tfi bsst sni isnie1 her
staten Island that b. sctgated % tGs ~ 'i'hz
oi revenge AMI that n a. ii Tins snf ever s'nrf
refused TO psy her . suoun' then DE b. her
or AXE ter back 10 Ing aud. Pianlr o.ans 10 sa-ss
and FOR damages IN JriuI Improperly dHfnafet fhf'-
hundred dollars for .bc she pfDp0s - ,ass acton
IN the libel aSsn'i NE shF lor NJ .'-asli -b' h0ugh
acton against the ap'sin 10 'hs Na'ss Count "a MS
city and recovered a vsJe - ~. hundred dnLsfs
fn her cross sIsniraton valttf stated t5t ise Dsf
cause sLs could gys sor We brgl ouduct N the cses
ssrff her that .ls hs rfs8sl 20 sys ~ ne ltys
trusted hy the JwDer- of 'e veas shsp they spppn,.c
her sswAffe. thai sba threw ~. ssys upo. ~ ne
bsrths and ,ha, thsy Sriicnsiy fsl MO ne ga, Va.
asgtsn it.cbsrSsi her Nitont iossns stJ cont
change u ai- 0niict usg.r' q duty ~ 'ibsr-'.1
the food suppiicd the ls,engsrs nsi ani rsiEtif
la eausnce hsi procured sne better fsd snl
little d9iiesaes fpr t1e nvsld asr tass-userr as ~
'te Joy mo,ve 'Le ne ,trtas 90 n has. ~
dlsch.giDs he, md p,tIg her ~ -is'1n Island vba
passengers complained ~ NO '.snt " ihe s-l th.
srnyh Ia ysri,ics ~ ne rpodlet ~ ,hs csrtsn % te
nsstis, Tte connssnnsr hIcd ths opposition " bs
I< ntn IN the .frs tDlussi for pi.ls'ir. Yssrs ~
vim Jitn~s D8npby Tor So dffesfsst p is'fk %.
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

ARRIVAL OF TnE 0usHoAr rIod/. =
Tho United States gunboat riosa, Lieutenant Com
msndcr " D whiting, from Pen,aoola, Apri II 40
Kcy West g0th arrived tbh port On Monday
having In Tow the tntci states tugbost JatsaiDpc,
which II trough, a. this port - be sold
Tho Health onioef at key West reports thai place In
very healthy condition.
Tho follosln. 4 a NJ ~ The Tiosas of1osrs--
J,rsfenant q mnan.fsr-wm u. whiting
L.eybnaai-t :. Nc'ook.
lc,tHg Aftrag Safgen--D Bureirh
It,ng ln.fanf pGyaasi w W. Cattle.
tefing yagfsrs-l Wells nan nrosu
Fafigis-F. q. Morrcn. y. ". Worstsil
Esg.neefs- Tirst Assistant D a Robert rccond A.
sistnnt. ~ Aillason - W kerstsd Third Assistants,
~. A Chase. y Bfosn A. Gesr.L Daa,n
Naf>--w. " ThomaH
sanH r--Georsc I. ,ushInAn.
THg uSfrpp srArEr srHAsrR swir.RA
arrived Havana the 2sth nt if,cl from JainarS
and sailed tho 1t lust. for Warrington Navy sfids
key West Tho Evatara let tho Cnlfst rtAiss
January a,t and has then been Engaged 10 cfusy
ing among the Islands of the West IEdsA No ath. Il
casualties reported fho follo~,na 10 lat u Va
onicera q the -uaigru =.
C.naanssr--wlil " letters.
Iis onant CoHam0Atr aud k1ers,ss oge>r-E =.
LuI
Leusnrnt-Heury y. Fckibr
Surgrsn-J ! g. pear
Astsart Iayp.a'fer Ttohert r Isle
Eag,noof-ff., ASSISTANTS, Henry snyder, Aitsn As
ton, Ceofgs ~ White
vnfslfpm<n-F Heuirir, " n Bradford, e W.
! Hrcsd " " Bafbe, y Nocii +. Y ctenery 4 hubs
| hard, D. v Rose, l. Ainory, j. = SsNsA lsals bsss
| fusa. II Schola
CsISaias clot-John !. forgan
The New York herald., 1866-05-10

who may be ntted by intelligence and character 70 e1-
ercise independent political Judgment ana no ote.s
should within tho pale Of representation L<f
iisa bs grlsped aud the pTdIm o. e. divAHensen
though stu orplioatd 10 BE- IN osuoh FROM inc
vantage ground thus gained the doctrine OF moral rght
in political privileges assumes lis truo aspect sna theso
rights reduced to tho proportions OF caims 70 %
fairly measured by the Legislature according 10 reia
tive standard Hence, too, are enabled 70 SEQ Ae
JGtldry Of eldS repr Rtrt, fiction unknown 70 to
constitution and only invented TO cover apenecuy AZ
brary hypothesis as 20 the proper distribution ~ power
Many practical difficulties still remain and, above all
that OF nxiDg the test by which political capacity shall
even "prasumablyh bc gauged.
No property qualification be moro than compro-
mise for unless tho joint stock theory OF government 90
pushed TO absurd extremes there mag cal ontaoy
In tho occupation OF house, whether II be OF tlo OF
f7 annual value. When this difficulty has been over
come, rather while II s under consideration, the re
adjustment OF the aggregates into which tho electoral
body is divided-in other words tho redistribution OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new perplexitics OF its own
Still, tho great OF misunderstanding will have
beon removed when parties agree to dismiss rsori ar
gumen,s the one hand andiprophecal arguments on
the other Our safest guido Is e1perenceo ne erpe.
riess f hodteR reptblbs uhere States cItes and
the l0rkingmen' sLdues-not the eJperice f fDs-
colonies where all tho characteristics OF
q country and the unlimited command OF land are
mingled with political conduons-not the experience OF
France where tho most stupendous revolution OF when
history makes mention has established equality instead
OF liberty-but our own experience OF representative
government, and our own kn0oiedge y Engsa character