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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

NoBopY, we presume, has any doubt Of the
completely of John Surratt, in the assassina>
ton Of President Lincoln; but the Copper
heads and rebels are anticipating triumph
In his acquittal, by force of the false swear
ing seAiS sympashisins Canadian Copper
head and rebel friends, AID the impossibility
Under the technical rules Of evidence of gets
ting at the real facts in Increase.
The following paragraph gives some idea of
i the style in which the assassia, will be " H.
uhised" should he be acquitted by the jury:
"a Loyal Member of the Bar writes to
the Washington Chronicle as follows: aHay.
ing visited the Criminal court yesterday dur
ing the trial of Surratt, was surprised to see
him treated more like lion than prisoner.
A9se thA proeeeaisgsvere over he stood up,
snd II 49, huuilissihgt lover Of his coun>
try to see the returned rebels and their sym
pathizers grasping him BY the hand. One Of
the mot plpninent ef the hrmsr VAS an ex.
NAyoys - eity, who.yas confined for sew
eral 1diing var ia one Of the
s6vSfn6satf forts for his disloyaisy. Elk rebel
soldiers are also to be seen inside the bar,
with their faces so frightened up whenever
any point is made which seems to favor the
prisoner .sgE 73asFs ~ a .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30
Rumpsy Dumpsy,
Col. johnson killed Tecumseh-
In n horn.

A Mar HIr AT GaEELEY.-Mr. Geo. W.
Curtis delivered an effective speech on Thurs
day, in the New York Constitutional Conven.
ton, on female suffrage. The following hit
at Mr.. Greeley was especially felicitons:
The chairman Of the committee had de-
clared his platform to be universal amnesty
and impartial suffrage. Perhaps he was
right. He himself wanted to see the golden
harvest of peace wave over the cory battle
field. But consider how the policy would
work. A mother Of New York. who had
educated her son to religion and patriotism,
gave him to his country. The young man
fell into the hands of the rebels, and was
consigned to the death pen at Andersonville.
There, worn out by thirst. he crawled toward
the pool to obtain drink Of the foul water,
when, approaching the dead line, guard
who was watching shot him dead The policy
Of the chairman awarded a vote to that muir
derer, but withheld it from the mother OF the
victim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30


AccErrs THE SIfrArroS.-Th New York
World is sometimes visited by CLEANS OF
common sense, which 10 more than can be
said truthfnly Of some Of its Gopperhead COS
temporaries. ,
In q recent number il urges the party to
accept The situation, ard 80 in for Recon-
struction on the Congressional plan. The
force 0. its argument lies in the simple fact
that il the Copperhead party could, by any
possibility, carry every election in every State,
right straight along, it would require, at
least foar years to repeal the Reconstruction
Act. The party can't afford to fight four
years on that issue, and then risk failure,
and therefore sound policy and ordinary pru.
dence demand that they should accept the
situation, succumb to the inevitable and 60
in to win votes and elect Congressmen down
South
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

How 10 preserve ice for considerable
length Of time, for domestic purposes, and
especially the sick room, is told by an ex-
change thus; Make two bags of stout wool
en- fabric; the inner one should be ten inches
wide b. fourteen inches deep. The outer
bag should be made two inches wider each
way. After placing one bag inside the 9th.
er, stuff feathers between the two, aud sew
the two bags together at the top. Put a
block of ice into bag Of this description, and
it will be preserved from melting for nearly a
week, WHEN under exposure 1t will melt in
less tt.a an hour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

FRAss BLAIR is stumping Tennessee Tor
the relri ticket, and Montgomery is perform.
ing the .rme role in Virginia.
The iiairs are played out as a political
power. and will sink with :. Ny Policy SO
deep that the hand of resurrection will never
reach them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30


u fHE National Intelligence, which is the
reputed organ of Andrew johnson sober, the
Union heiug the organ of the drunken Andy,
has the following sublimely lucid sentence in
reference TO the Presidents purposes ID re
gard to the execution of the Reconstruction
Act:
" He holds that he has no power TO exon
crate himself from ultimate responsibility
for all Executive action under the Govern
ment to the extent that he shall take care
the laws are faithfully executed. Should an
occasion unfortunately force itself or be
forced apon him, in which he must consent to
be disobeyed or supplanted from his conati.u
tional jurisdiction, or else require his COM
msnds under the law TO be implicitly obeyed
by the power Of the army and navy, if ueces
sary, there is, we are satisfied, no authority
for SAYING what line Of action the Admins
tration would adopt"
Whoa Get along there
Rumpsy Dumpsy,
Col johnson killed Tecumseh-
In n horn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

The report that the President proposed to
call council of Military Commanders to
consid r measures of reconstruction is con-
tradiciti The President should have taken
counsel that subject long time ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

MI 1O FHE me EEL ARISTOCRACH.
We have occasion every day to notice in
the papers and speeches Of the Copperhead
leaders, avidences of the aristocrstic princi,
pies and policy, which actuate them on all
occasions. Their associations and sympa-
thies with the leaders OF the Southern wing
OF their party, has fully indoctrinated aud
imbued them with aristocratic prochyities.
The Chicago Times, for instance, boldly
avows that the masses of whites and blacks
in the South, are entitled to no consideration
Whatever, and that it is only the intelligent
rebel aristocracy, whose opinions or interests
are entitled TO consideration, at the hands Of
the Government
Now, be it understood, we do not profess
to quote the language of the Times, but only
to give the intent and purport of the senii
ments. Sfe s.
Here is the Times laudation of the slave.
breeding, treason pagating, rebel aristoc,
rAcy, with whom it sympathises, and Tor
whom alone, Of all the people Of the South,
ithss either respect or sympathy:
"There are three classes Of men in The
South: the educated and intelligent whites,
the ignorant and poor whites, and the negroes.
So far As morality is concerned, il may safely
be assumed that the first named class is
equal to either Of the others. The fact that
il members have been engaged in rebellion
does mot strip them Of their intelligence, or
their honor, or Of any Of thei. attributes Of
manhood, They are to-day, as they we're 10.
fore the war, the superiors in every resp, ct
Of the other classes.
"Their superiority is confessed in the +, A.
sons assigned for their disfranchisement.
They are7 disiAnchissd because, as ofics.
holders, they had taken oaths TO support the
constitution Of the listed States, and had
afterward engaged in rebellion. They were
I the leading men in the South, holding all the
pnhces The othsr classes were ignorant and
incompetent, and, because Of their Ignorance
and incompetency, held no ofices.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
q wmv wnr,

serious RsAsetisns fer Young Men,
nssays Of the Howard Association, on the Physioaog
H,ors Abuses and Diseases indac~d By iEnofAses o
tures Lave in the hf Age Of man Sent In scaled ~
tor envelopes Gee Of charge Address Dr.. J. skfLLIN
HougHrOn, Howard Association, Philadsphia p.
m>v34dAwSres- IS 4ss Fsa# gS Y4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

THEsx was once a very illiterate gentlemen
E-one Peter Patterson-appainted ~ Justice
of the peace. he FIRST day his clerk handed
him a duplicate writ.
"W,li, wot shall do with it?'' was the
query.
" Nothing but sign your initials" was the
reply. =
"M,. pssAnis what are they?''
"Why, two P.s," replied the clerk, i'm
patiently.
Cole perspiration stood on the forehead Of
the unhappy magistrate. and he seized a pen,
and, with desperation u his face, wrote /" Too
peze. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

This splendid Hair Dye is the b, II In the world The
oojy ~, Ard peyyea DYE HARMLESS Reliable, Instape
ueous No di.appcihtmeDt. No ridiculnus tinis Nat.
ursl Black or brown Remedies the III edects 81 Bad
Dses Iayxorases the hair leaving It soft and besutt
fr The genuine Is signed William A. Bctehelkr All
Others .rs limitations, and should be asodsd kod
b. all DruaGists and PsrfunsrA Vsfte9 " Hascia1
street New York. ldecis dsWis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

DEnocRArrc Orators and Editors are ma
king themselves sick with fear that negroes
will be elsctsd 70 oGRes down in Dixie. It
,voeh bs-a drsadfal thing to be sure, but
then We think pnr people could stand it to
learn that . good loyal and sensible negro
had been elected to the Legislature Of .
Southssn State. And more especially if said
nsgfsahappsned to beat some murderous
rebsl ru1ian who had tortured our boys in
blue g Aaaeraonville, or soms other infa-
NOUS cruelty in the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30
rHE RIvERsIDE INSTITUTES

The Washington Library Company,
m order that the snevoent ob.c. 70. forth In this cir.
calsr he ,ssfuly accomplish d hare issued five
series a aE F5 @H
FIVE srESL-PLATE ENaRAyMGs,
which put subscription It prices much below their
retail yAire.
CERTIFIc ATEs or STOCK IN THE WASHING
TN LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issusd star ped with the seal Of the Company
aud sisneiis tbs scretary. (fone Others genuine.)
An, prr.on ..,ing US ONE DOLLAR, or paying the
same l.c.l 2ent will receive Immediately cue
Steel Plate Engras n.y. choice from the following list
and onc Csrtncse Of Stock nsurne 0ue Prevent in
published schedule.
eaK DOLLAR KRaRAvIHls
No. my chna, My child,. No =. They're
the atly nys thu Revelation
Any person ,,ayi TWO Doll ARB viii receive either
Of the iolo~inr ans stes Pilates, II choice and Two
Presents
Two COLLAR I'm ,RAyfNas.
No. I-"wsshipe IONS courtship" No. a-"washine-
toms Last lutte, view with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR RNGRAvIHes
Any perscn pa,i gTHRRE DOLLARS will receive the
beautiful Steel rn,1 OF
.floME PROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates Of Stock, becoming entitled TO
Three pr esents
-FOUR DOLLAR ENaRAvINGR. :
Any person :, ing FOUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large and beautiful steel Plate n
1.-THE PERKS or OUR rORRFATHgRs
and Four Certificate, Of Stock emitting them to Four
Presents
FIVE i,oLLsR ENGRAvINss.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
| the lafg. ana Ast-n i'd Steel Plate of
THE MAsuAaE OF P0CAHoNTAs"
And ive Certifcat OF Stock, emitting them Five
The Engrayiussa Certificates will be delivered 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

The New York World has an abiding fsith
that the domination Of the Democratic party
is essential TO the salvation Of the country.
And - there seems no prospect tkst the
Democratic party wiILeyer again have ma
jority Of the people ii in fold, the World is
hunting up some scheme BY which the mi.
-aesity my rule sls country Now tina. vas
just the trouble that the alaysholdine oil .
garchy sncoustsred some years ago, and
which thar sought to solve by civil war.
They saw that We Of the North were too
strong for them at the polIi, for We could out
vote them. But they tkSusht they oseht TO
rule the country in the future as they had
done in the past, sud not being able to &c.
rid of the rule Of the majority by the ballot,
they resorted to the bullet, claiming that one
Southern man could whip Eve Yankees.
They met with most signal failure, how.
ever, in their attemp. to subvert the funda-
mental principles Of Republican Democracy,
the right of the majority to rule. And nov
ve have an attempt on the part Of their
Northern sympathisersto magnify and glorily
the merits of the minority, and an effort 10
inaugurate some scheme by which the minor
ity may be restored to power again.
The rule of the minority is no novelty, there
is nothing ct al new in it. 1t is as old az
Nebuchadnezzar or Nimrod. All the old
despotisms of the world were based on this
theory of the right Of the minority to rule.
All modern monsrchies and oliRarches claim
divine right to rule the masses, or have SO
hedged Themselves around with vested rights
that the people have no rights which kings
and mobiles feel bound to respect.
1t was natural that the Southern treason
propagatng slave oRaarchy should embrace
the minority theory, and it is necessary thai
Copperhead sympathlsers should now magnify
the minority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

OoI1e % 6tk Strest, In Estes House.
os1s lsfs It or once, or At Kobertson AlbsRv
0feeRy nters, Will BE- promptly attended -. oe1sa
oo0nsocee Hay 18th. Partiss Wishing % tnks e1ynnp
Aes q isess WI plsass 1eavs tAsx oreses ego
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-30

8a9n N8 FOR S0tGs
N one of the most desirable localities in
the ~, enestory kriek Dwelling house, with ear
rooms aud cellar. Lot e0x1s0 fssA well forced con-
tainin9 number OF fruit tfses and good we'll OF wa
tef.< 1nQaife Of A E&ls4h WI FULTON,
spAd a Real htats Agent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-23

lp The government 10y force OF arms
There could be no other alternative left
hem.
80 ut this juncture, these States hay
failed to destroy the Union by war
can resume their relation in the Fed.
aral Government in the same manner
and without conditions. This is OBJ.
yious from two reasons. lst--thc
could not seccde nor loose their
relations by war. Hence they remain
and must perform the duties Of
States. Wherefore, as these States
lost their prachtccd relations by war,
they could resume them 1T the end of
the var, and the President Of the Uni.
ted States, rs Commander-in-Chic of
all our forces, was empowered under
the Constitution, and by virtue Of his
office, TO close The war by the restora
ton Of these pr0ctjcm relations in the
Government, as n military act, and
which would become just as binding in
law and in honor upon the nation, as
arc the terms Of surrender granted to
Gen. Lee, and all the Confederate
forces, In this view, Congress can do
10 more than Supervise these subordiaote
lacSitonS that .Fo@ fran m c~EiStj@g goc'
e,hmcat ~iihi1 lie HmutS V lis 0gthordy,
Anti here we add, that States are
equal. They must remain 50. No ar
gument from conquest can subycrt that
equality, New States are admitted TO
IN equality with the old, Hence equal
lily has ever been deemed q constitu'
tional principle, The Union is last
when tbs principle is disrogardcd,
Beside, il Congress cannot make
new Statgsl less than the old, how can
they do it by amy act Of restoration 7
The power to admit new States is given
but no power to reconstruct, except by
the consent Of States already III the
Union, and upon that theory they can
act. This is limited to the mode ofdi-
liding States. SO we say that these
States cannot be changed by Congress
nor reduced to any inequality in the
Union Nv onv mode Of AUGMENTATION,
without ~drslroyino every ]Trincip,c tbnt
.makes Union Such 10 ia. ia thc
oucslion Of American Inv
But in view Of the conflicting modes
orrccgnglructiop and ,hc dancer Of
n]rolrYrf,ng tbis contest Congrcs.
'houId s]n%gcst ao,oc nrecliroI ,noin Of
adjustment which wijI Lo ol nncc con.
eti,utionoI ami inst ,n ali W. have
zone ,hrouob \ Iorriblr civil war;. which
has Lcr, totbr Snuih mare disostrouq
,hou Ia ma II has, molo h~octocn,nLe
oriho SHIN in every Southern Stale
fl Igs lrn fine ]ueonIe amidst fine char.
red ruins or.war-dcIds uliohtcd and
fine uco,lc destitute --urost,atod in
every wav by mis- l%crr'0c shock Of.
.n -. -.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-23
HOME JOURNAL.
TERMS :
TO

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Commmlca
tions, Whatever is intended for insertion IN
The Home journal, must De authenticated by
TIE name and address Of the writrr-not noe.
'ssallly Tor publication, hut as 4 guarantee for
good faith and Responsibility.
All business letters for this onlrp ,houll he nd.
dressed to "rhc Homo Journal Winchester
AL communication for publication must be writ
ten On one Side ofthc page, and with all o,heI
matters connected with The editorial depart
mcht, should be addressed Editor Of The HON,
journal, Winchester, Tenn.
we cannot, as arulc, undertake 10 return article
not found suitable Tor publication.
Personal articles Wiilbe inacrtcdonl as advertise
mcuts, and at double rates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-23
insolvcut Notice..

The insolvency OF the estate Of Mrs. Ann
I inch having been suggested. all persons
having claims against said o'taic. will file
mem with the County Court Clerk. lawful
" authchticatod. on or before the Ola day
OF Aprii nest .. they will be- forever bar
red. THIS the "a OF Jauary. 1851.
j. y. McCUTCuEON.
Jdh0 Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-23

Having suggested the insolvency ofthe
estate Of Jane. llcd.oc, decd, all persons
having claims against said estate. win file
them VIII. the County Court Clerk, law
inlly authenticated, within tie time pres
criird ~ law, or hey will be forever bar
red. This The 5Ih jgr Of JIpuary. 1860.
JOHN q. HANNAH.
iaul2-3m Administration.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-23

State Of Tennessec-Franklin County
&. y. Mangr1m. admir-, vs. The heirs Of j
j. Creek. decd.
Petition to Sell Land.
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Clerk that Elizabeth Lyle lisa nonresident
.oitlc state of Tennessee 50 that the OrIi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon
her.
It istlcrcforc ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four weeks in the
Home Journal, newspaper published in
The town of Winchester, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear on or be-
fore the first Monday in March next, and
plead answer or dcmur to the bill, or the
viii he taken fOrc0ntGsscd and set for
hearing tx partc a. to her.
j. G. RNOCIIS; Clerk.
Tcb. o, 1867. 4 80