The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-08

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&c tf'pod 81 tne Acos0acns no'ds iofsn q iel-]
leNe:pa =. asa va sTfxETs
Z. N 6ouhd express - "a = - "A snoy.
siicAflon q ne result 81 iSs eIectios n Chs
city and county. The Redic.l yose sstonish-
e ~ y z I. e. I:s sg e Re; sitI.
elsevhers. u.sd a, ~ rr,sr;..;..,.a -. s.
Of tnsv;.h asa sns anpacsPissa m.n.ans
.hsn Nv 4 s. ss Rss,s Pe n,s.'
turesl The mass ~ ;vro,.,cs m ..cs,.
tam. when Il Il To i.,s Shc -. Ia. 80,
enemies. .The Rrst Aettl ~ haen fousht'
We believe oufss yea defcsted !. ~ the = -
rule thar vovked hera ~ ---L II .is.-h.s-
Knsyery and ier ora ,ce ara tr;nmnhs,t ~.
tvo ssere lones v..r,, A.. .----I.3 -
ren166 under Ia rc{SnI &c R,s,C1l,,I "a liz
myrmidons. What nsv are ~ ! - - h. 49,
scented next. we cannot evan srrm;.s sspG.
Gent for the day be the evil thareoc; II -
could hope for the better. We would eYnress
that hope but where ali is 40 wrong. ~ csn
scarcely venture an aspiration.
From the rest Of tn State We have nothing
cheering -AosAink 10 make rs feel lipht md
buoyant under our own disasters At home. Il
may be that tho Legislature rill be Of better
quality than ths last, and 8 linrerins hone
,cIings to .tAss last plank. If il eNelI s. con.
stituted ofoesstnres ready 10 do Bfownlov's
on evil days No cheering word. can 90 %
forth to our friends and those vha - !. s.Ah;ss
With US i6sosh1r Static. 81 a nv rn ~ Il
hope amo1e 03Aelve9s ahh 4 tha rrss. ~
ssiedstion. Wren WIN IL change when
will the people Of Tenneasee he an.blad ~
assert their !; sht. e Tesss..s 70 eusueu ~
that they haye rights? The Rsaicsls have
, ,s;an Ia, .nsir first coup-how long
~ the hs;rInom. , ns.h. are are cns,ns ana saye
the intelligence and wortbDtbe e', v;r,,. -. .aS
patriotism Of the country bend the suple
knee 70 sece,se the gilded yoke2 We invok
.; 81 peace ano we nad i Our people are pa
This ca1not Last .ixsya a H.
FESTIVE under accumulated wrongs. Retribu.
uon Is sure % follow crime, i is with ma
T pas ana peop.s as J. Is with individual men,
s oas, VI i, n enduring, but It cannot last
~ tha .e.uans Ieceseo from the rest
little roSn for hope. Sdch Is they are we
sse mem; would they were worthier- pfsthe
alocld wa be snr.. aba gooa goseg0ent'
could be inspired with more rra,af,T fe.,,ras
or use more celebrity in imparting glad tidinrs
Ia ~ nsyS npst1ne I'VE dqnst feel
eral v.rds II ne e,. s .e ~. rom Inc sevs
They show fprthA mxSayas MANI .h; ~ -
tiers Of the city can draw their own conclu-
SONS w Ihsy know If they have done their
done ours. w CONSCIOUSNESS u having
The .Copperbead Mason;,e. - -. CO..
claim that the Germans .re ao;na - -. - :
pir.te s.r,n,a. nd a. 's;s,s,.4: 60 NJ
tbs aid ana ooanfort Of HAN jsspnDaatbv .nS
support at the approaching election in low.
How dare ,he,e ,v;nv srarbn. I'M. r;,lo;.
ously Islander our loval German f.l,ow-o;,;
rem, ~ 81 ~ ! = q al, ..sTIs :,
'na' y "'i ''ahu On sne
same pia'iorn saoe oy side with JEFF. Davis,
the pirate Semmes and the Mahoneyites Of
Iowa. in 1surSor of ch .rles Mao, al
THE SLAVE DRIvKRs or TnR nAm.
p.nr 81
n - -
We see IN fhsaCoppefhesd press Of the
North constant denuneiations of the United
States authorities IN tho Son,hEf 4, ;n,.rea.;s.
with Tho 800 rts~... is''ns
- e : anu .'oer'ies OF rebels, and Civ
'as anu anu protecaonto freedmen. Many Of
bv fellow. wbo anr;a..,es - .u'seu
anu Nno nave ieiatives 10 Dixie. for whom
they entertain the ahectionproper TO kindred.
The following account Of s-sinele inc;dan,
which ia nrob.blv b,, 80 -. !.
wv sAe " 'noussnd OF
s''la''ar character, found Its way into the coli
umns o. Inc lincinnati Gazette, and leaves
no doubt that the manners and mor,l. of ~.
slave breeding and wom.n..L;.-:s", ,1e
s,;,l sonr;,h !. N i, ".'pp'hs cnivairy
Aoa.,sn - al 'nelr pristine glory in the
DemocAuc State OF Kentucky
I" A brief announcement ann..rod = i.
city papers, the other dayy Ant tsro h.a,ta'.
named Wythrow, who raside in m. ,;a;a;,s
of lebanon, had been before ,hs n M
trick Court, Judge Ballard. and hoaaa = D -
sum OF i've thousand dollars aacb e.. 49,
appearancssat the October term ~ ~. 'n ~;
cumstances of this case, A hsv. IT,.
them from official sources. wara :. es 1alneo
Norman Wythrow, the princinal offsnda v" I;
wealthy farmer, soted for his strons rahaI
procilvities, and generally supposed 70 be M H.
Culci VI tue Lynchera., noar ~.;.kk..
OF his, Mr.. Dorsey. ms . na,ns 49, ns'gnoot
girl. sixteen years Of age. VIII, h.. sel haar
the nurse in the family sysr 80. ~ e oeen
old enough, and bears IN exceila !, e sae was
in the neighborhood. elen' e''a'ae'er
About week ago this Girl No. ....
an erraud to the house Of Wv,brnv s. I'm On
wife was at the time ren.;r;na -, sh IN
dress. After the girl had rome S So oia M s,lk
Wythrow discovered-or ratb ae , uo'ne, Mfs.
did-that ens. breadth uf H. A.. snoagn. sne
missing, Ind that MI. Dorsavs SAT-. vas
had taken Il. The hr.hanS servant giri
row, immediately wsnr oysr =. ma nsn wynn,
accused the girl OF the then. Shs d :, :n1
the charge, and protested hor ;aas ueuie !.
the strongest terms, The bonsa 80 ~ ~
searched from roof to cellar. hnt .bs % ;s ausn
article was not found Ws -. we missing
satisfied, however. and tho m.,h .o" - was NOT
girl offered 10 paw for ,hs rro.,as.r :. .ne &c,
TO be stolen, the yalue - ~ supPoseo
thirty cents, Wythrow refused h.r aa apoa =.
the same time declar;r~ 81. 1911 -
i. out of her id hide 'p M ne o,s would take
en-. who no, was able to resist him, he took q
Pio" iihe, tied II TO the girl wrists took hold