The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-10
TAs TrsasAsry Il An1rsw tShnssn.
HOW HE rRLL-A TERRIBLE 1Np1c1.
MENT.
spoon Of Hen. CHARLES s--..r,

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Hon. Charles Sumner delivered speech
~ Roetoa on Tia ID Inst. feoua. vhSah n -
49,. q f.m-l--- 1870 4. ..t..L.--.- =
iscs see so.o"'us' soucnius 'ne ~
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Yon will AK how the President IT, Ihia
b hard to say certainly, without much plans
q that he counse1lea tho peesont fte6l s4.oli.
ey.n Unquestionably Mr.. Blair, father an1
con, did the same. So also, doaln not, ia
Mr. Preston King. Il is easy TO see that M.
Seward was MOI . uise coapaallors This 10
not his first costly blunder. IN formal de-
npatches he early announced that The rights
Of the States and the condition Of every hu.
man being will remain subject to exactly the
sams laws aad fermeqof adnni1ists Geion,
whether the revolution shall succeed OF
whether il shall fail.n And now be labors
for the fulGllment of his own peophdey. Obs
viously from the BEGINNING he has failed to
cor pfeheud the rebellSou. Vhilein Va azure
- 4 abnormal avd eccertric. mm1iae ike
ne knight on the chess board, rather than
movine On strrieht linea. Undoutked3y The
influence Of suctsa man over the Pressdeut
has not been rood. But The President bin.
self has been his own worst couasal}or, g lie
has been his own worst dAfandar, he does
not open his mouth without furnishing eyi.
dence srainst himself. The mart he ia nov
nl.vina Till iustifv me in some details.
The brrye words with which he accepted
h;s nomination "A Vice President resounde ed
thrnuch the country he was elected. Then
fnlloved two scenes. each of which filed the
naonle Nth desnair. The f;rst vas the nav
Vica President taking the oath Of office-in
the nresence of the foreign ministers. the
JrAsrs - ~. G.rre,,e Cont And the Hens
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80 s,d : ,.;.h xnr 70 Lnov The mood of
~ p-a.;d.n. :. K = I'm. .nd slso vb.t vonr
. su .,,s,nn,ad
wss in Wssb;na,pn during the first month
of The new sdmin,strat;on. destined TO fIl
snch an nnhsnnv nl.re il b;,tory During
hi. nsr;od I sav he Pres,dent freouenty'
sometimes at his Office in the Treasury. On
these occasions The constant topic was ore>
construction. which was considered ID every
n nress mon him the dntv and the renovn
Of CARRYING ont the nr;pcinles of the DecIar>
st;on of indenendence and Of founding the
new governments 10 the rebel States on the
consent of the governed. without any dis
tinc,ion of color To this earnest appeal he
renlied. ON one occasion. "A at With him
alone n words which / can never forget !.
s.on his onas,;o, NJ Summer tbere = no
difference ba,wean ma an and are Alike y
Need saw ,b., i was toncbed IN the heart bv
,b;s Recommendation wb;cb seemed 10 nrnm;ss
a victory without a hattie Accustomed d
controversv i cav clearly that If the Prrsi.
dent declared himself in favor of the EQUAL
rights of ali. the good cause mu.t nfeyan
v,,bout co.,roversH Alter ernre.sihg to
him mr. ;ov and nrat;,ude remarked s,;Il
f,r,ber hat !, was i,nnor,ant hat there shouId
he NO division IN the great Union nartv--that
there should he NO line run ,hroueb il. Oh one
ado NJ ~b;ch would ba gentlemen c.ll;no
,be, 70 shopld he kant ali toae,bsr al ona
sssmlass osrr,ant r. this be nromn.lv 70.
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Eo,b;,o could ha hattar We arc 10 he Tent
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wonld IL mt A. The Rad If II. re,nrn;no
colnmn snd ~ MADE an srsmn,.~;n ON :
word that nil the other Staten vould he
ohl;sed To dr.ss on Tsnn.ssee' Thu pest
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conia M. hsln re;n;,;ns rrcr,n,lp III, ba
nasJ NOT he a, Nsshv;lIa for - X..h;n T,on
h;s hand vas IN the lon, end of the liver
With vh;ch he cou,d ...;ly MOVE III Tenpas.
SOC r.fsrr;ng. of conrsa' n the noverfnl'hn,
iar;,;roa.. ~h;sh \. r,;rh, go, ~
IN Ii. own S,s,s ~ The ernre.s;an of Ii. de-.
$50. :, No oo,fss. ,ba, h;s bas;,.,;a, an
hi. occasion d;strrhea M hut I sttr;hnsa /,
10 an nnnacssssrv caution rs,hs, ,h.r ~ .rv
SIAN H. IA hasn 40 nos;,;va III ~
hna ons,d 7 snsnse, lin, pe's -
o. o,har aceas;on. ~. conversation
renaxed sneh vas NV ;nt.ras. IN This Ibis =, s.s
s;an ,b.,I nnnid ~, ~. ths pres;5sn, LII
~, ;n.rodnc;na I, AT was .hon. - rs,.,,,,
bams I'D Nat des;rea even ~ ,be iii :
Of rsne,;,;on ,o male some n.,,;na snesasA
lions on the reeonstrnct;on oftbe rebel Stafes
boHs oh ehc uNs'oi " tbS ieoci t,tatcsf