The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-22


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IN :" '0,nsa'e''ou 'ne equ.4 pos
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Amendment 70 ING eons'i'u'ion'
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to say that to make II psn OF Inc supreme
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ter their suf,erlnss ana sacs'0eee ssa ssslsss
ments, shall We fetuse 70 ny ns' INC n''''
States are sovereign ana the osssss snAn NO 10
deal unJustly with the peopief AZ you
name, what does it amount to! Only tnas
after be has put down rebellion; after be ha
saved the Union. after his four years sosesc'
from home, and his long, arduous, weary
bloody soldier service, the Union soidier, m
Iowa soldier, shall have the poor pitsance Q
right to live unhung in South Caroiins, Do
cause he is citizen Of the United States.
Will the country do less than that, and ye
claim to be Democratic Republic? Hmigh
do much moro before that claim is fully es
tablished. Il might ~ With Col. HIGGINS
who has commanded resinsns OF blue
coated loyal South Caroiinians Amid man,
regiments Of gray-coatsd disioyai South Gar
olinians, that, ssaa commander OF regimen
Of South CaroliniAns, claim for these brave
men . share In the Government o
the country at least equa
u that conceded TO the rebels Wne
endeavored to destroy it" But 1t doesn
say so much; it claims only the right O
American citizenship.
Such is the moral power OF the people IL
their demand for justice ana ins prolecuo1
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'ne' - . eonu,uon 80
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'ase upon 'nelu Anu . pun.'ne ~ :.
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ei II anu 'neh 'urneo again v 'nei1 oa''y
labor OF klhins negroes ana oriv'ng rom tneir
midst Union men. ANDY JOHNSON repeated
It and biuboered over It, With his mind inii O
the recent mutilation OF SHERIDAN $ dispatch
es least rebel responsibility forathe trsgedylat
New Orleans should be made known to the
country; and ne probably turned about 10 h'e
away In MS department OF osese announcer one
OF rebel cruelty to freedmen, signed with nm
own sitnmanuat that "these statements are
not 70 be made public" But the force Of
public sentiment which drew from the rene.
yade Moses and his unreconstructed rebel
adherents the recognition Of the freedman s
right to protection. is something 70 be hope