The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18


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The position Of the LsgisIasars Of Ken
tscky hss bsen taken slss b. Aarylssd and
other Southern slavsholding States, aad 10
that Of oil the rshsls = ths 6oath Who hevs
given mp the hope Of rs-sstablishing slae6ry.
he TiNss, iaaG teDisas tlst The p0eiss il
jqgt enA sealoQebls, and 4h1t thsrsh have
aS'eAr nd ag6eeods claim upon I'D Uovern-
nsns for renansrasion for the snaacipated
slese4 hss' While sAs zsHasississs npn The
lesaee q the clam, u be1s it, ftiseds - The
Sousa 70 cesss ag'teting and -preseipt the
esf : prso Sssanss IL psiDekss Of
Inv NorsA will thereby b arraysd 1saiaaa
them. 4.
The Lsgisiatufe Of Kentucky and the, Chi.
csSo TiWes represent Ne ssntimsAts and
views Of the two wings Of the Denocratie
party. Both wings hold that slavery w,a
right, and that emancipation was wrong.
Both vcvld Be glad il Il were practicable to
re-establish the old order Of things. Besh
hold that, 10 visw Of the impraesieabaiy Of
restoring the negroes TO their former owners,
those osnsTs ought, 10 ipasice, TO be com.
pensated ont Of The Treasury Of the Uai,ed
States, for the losa Of their properly. But
right At that point the two wings divide; the
Rebel siss having m interest Of rersosal
character n the matter, insist that what both
wings d ~ pssw rsgsrd - lust and right,
shsal b carried out; while the Northern
wing, Who have only . political INTEREST," 10 the
question, hold, With tho Times, that il ID I'm
polite to asitats the question of compen,a-
ton to the slav,ho,der, durin, The annroacA-
Ing poliiisal camps;Rn, - shss would tend to
excite the prejadicss Of the peopl. Of Ii,
Gsrth Againss he Dsuocrssic party.
Il i clear that, il the Democratic mart,
we're IL power, and did ,o< stand n f,.r q,
she "psiedscss" q The psopls. thsv would
do what the interests of the Southern wing
demand, and whss The principles 9th. North
ls sonesos = nkn' in the premises.
anu tne people OF ths North would DO well
20 n1s aeea 70 nae' ana prevent such : re-
ls.lns uo'a wings 81 lass parry OUT
ist0s eoao, sna continuing the eoafrol q
oy.' 1eO
PIE VINO put oown the rebellion, emancipatsd
the slaves, and hold that the Rebela have nc
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their negroes, or to control in peace the des-
TIMES of the Government which thev tried II
s...A.
The loyal party OF this country maintain
that Rebel slav.hold.r. h.va NJ ~o,> .;okt j.
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snAssoa ioS hsif e0eActpatsd aoves
then PhonuA and she kRypsiasa Nd = com,
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