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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

How TO HAVE MEALr PorArors.--It 1. de.
hcult TO get good potatoes, and harder st;,lto
get them cooked so that they may coz unon
the table mealy and fit to eat, Al fhis ~.
son OF the year, particularly. and until ~
new crop comes, almost all potatoes. vh,r
boiled, are apt to be water soaked ma sossv.
and We are sure the lovers of Tia eesplssstt
will thank us for giving them : recs;pt for
having mesly potatoes every day ia IN 49,
NOT fancy one, made to order for IL socI
book, but one that has stood, and viii s,and.
the test Of constant practice. Il isverv I'm.
pie, and involves oaly . sliehs ipcrssur 4
trouble and labor over the osdipssv rneeheS
Of cooking Pare the nv potasoes ana III
them stand IN hour or DO in basin Of vate,.
to which pinch Of salt has been added
Boil quickly; when done, drain OF tha vaser
careful ", and replace the potatoes spsA he
stove. in the same vssssl IN vhieA tSsv vere
cooked, to dry for Eve or ten niutsss. When
ready to serve. take each potato and soueess
It gently-but not enough 10 DESTROY the
form-in dry napkin, and place imnedi-
steiy on the table. y The squsesine IN The
napkin takes out O. the wafer, and lesye.
the potatoes that were before vet and heayy.
dry, mealy and delicious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

Prom and sftsr November 1sth 1893. trains Win leave
skos' p ,ssa "a I. HsD ' szri < Si
500 n. New York Day Express, from
Salamanca, & undass excepted. slops At Hor-
nsil-vflis 50 I. m tssa). in,erseetfns with the
esna, m Day EXP e-s from Buffalo, and arrives
7.I0 A. n. express mali, fror- Dunkirk, (sun-
days sxesp.ssl sseps At salamanca 40 a N
faIo and arrive. n New York at 100 a m;
AIS p. m New York Night 4 press, from
pp ok sssass. :asst'a, s,1g q
m tssftJ aad affiv in New Yofk a u 50 p.
m connecting with Afternoon Trains and steam
ers for Boston and New England Cites.
FROM BUFFALO-B, New York time from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan Rtrests
80 A. N. New York Day Express, tsun-
dsyss1cspted). stops at Hornsl,.sille SO q. m.
mar sasqashnana $40 p. n. - ~ N ner's
sosp M, (sap J, aSd arrive In New York 1o:3o p.
m Connects Great hend with Delaware Lack
awsnna Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
vita hstu'rht Exprse. frsin Of New ysrssr Rail
$40 A. n. EIprsss Msii, Vi. Avon .ad for-
Hs'; sunday; .A ss sss
sss ssas, ~ rssssRa.:
lao r. n. Lightning Express, Sundays OK.
s.ssiss sss9; s Il a Yuss ;ou
ysrs b with ~ a0sgs g. E.prsss 4assssf
ana NJ Ne0 YORK WIN MOFntnR Expfe8e Tram Tor
go i:'al Il ~. ss Yssf s;sAs s,-...,
DAIIY. sssps Il iIssaesIsslais y "a Sup
interesting with the sis y. Trair from Dun.
kirk, and srrive IN New York at 1890 p m. Also
eenssc.at sinfrs for Harrisssr& ysHadslphis
I1.2o r. NJ. Cincinnafi Express, Sunday
Turner's lls 8 n. tbins). and sfrts-s IL Nv
p pesr s,.-. e.nsss. Sps y y,
ecrsatop, Trenton and Philadelphia aud At New
Boston and Hsw hpelsnd 0nss. 4 rs@
s, %sp :. .ai ss.assas View Ysrf !. 40 '' y
Bcsscs Asp INV EasLAsp PAssssesas, With theil
Baggage transferred free Of charge in New York
TIE srsr vrsrnl-rp AND Mosr Lvxr.Ievs sIssp-
fss CoAoass KIN THE WORLD-G u sucomps
nynii night trains on this railway sstFt
nAooAon on EcH ED TaRoUo4,
AID fare aisaEs a. ioss q - Other laouta !
UFAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILwAr,Es
which can be obtained 1t all Principal Ticket
4. srD DIE : y - W. VI ~ L. szt y !
esn1eup' 6ss'i Psn. Agt
On EMlCAL DYE WORKS,
| &C, = KoeAeadee3 as
EoU1lE2E OT1l 111T.
aea4skds1maa esllhl160 rsa-a0
'iar Eno1gH, IOWA.
lulYR, Clsaass ssd nspsis svssy dssssiiv..
IA ssfaees1 - ns1sssh : sspsaseu
l.1t Gts0sssssss aeon - Co.
r. .s:lasss - - !. -. :: J. -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL CHOLERA Coy
FERENCE IN GEaAANy.-0n the 2sth Of thi s
month a select number Of distinguished sani.
tsry officers and medical authorities in Eu-
rope appointed n meeting for conference up
on meansof preventing the spread Of choe>
ra, and the results Of experience ia the re-
cent epidemic. The conference is to consist
of not more than thirty members The prin-
cipal questions to come up for discussion are
the following:
first-What were the experiences Of the
year 1896 in regard to the cholera, and the
local and helping causes of the epidemics?
Seeond-What are the results of expert
ence in regard to dsinfection, and in regard
TO quarantines7
Third-What sanitary measures should be
advised for the future?
Fourth-What points, chiefly, should, in
the future, be observed and investigated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25
Ihrea3 diseva&iaA,

A====s :: El-E
DIAxosD Cur DAxosD,-Ths Nevsd.
Transcript tells the fc4lowhk SIory OF. al,
low up in, that region: g
se.ss., sseSsst hid s,ssjA1.
OF his bill, being ont 81 MONEY snd nss sa.
out of credit, dssssAlsG1 . sspisyS sS
lord; he had good warlssbs. 49, h.
would Dc dnAcah 70 remove IN ~ or,aibsrS
wa. without arousing the spspiciona 81 IL.
landlord, 90 he decided upS6 4 4ni1S%
plan, as follows: His room vas 10 the -.
ond story Of the hotel. He seeured ~. -. -.
wees Of friend, who promised % sc 81 n.
outside and catch the clotAins ~ a -
thrown ont, and the deliaessat hasA.s.4s.
expected to get away With his vsT1,shs
At the appointed hour he went 70 IA 49,
and seeings as be supposed, Ais ft;eea 49,
ready to receive his properly, he fhraS ~
his tlne coat, pants and 9th e. articles n 49,
not one OF which was suffered "a ,esee ~
ground. he then went down, and ~ ~.
prised when he discovered that be had 6een
of his landlord. -r1Fs - - = - y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

EAST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
Nc Change AZ Ours from Toiedo TO kssassspps Rfee-
CHANGE OF TIME.
On ADD sn<s esnAsy, Nev. sths 1894 tsntn
Express No. 4..--~e4s N Mail No. l-...-...4-os
Mail No. a---....-a;ie M Erpres. No. s.--.~2ap
a. Esa1. k1p- sasps 9. L Ss =, iszP-t sso
Freight No s'.l2sP Freight No. s.. HIS A N
Nos l, 2, = and u Daily. except suudas. No II
Daily, eKcep; Monday
onnibasses leave Rsoxrx 20 minute. earlier than
the shove time and never il connecting with all Pas
sanger TfslnA ~ Hamilton
Passengers leaving X sokuk At 7s3o p. -, Gill
arrive In ~. Lsnts 1T 6tI0 q. m.
Leave 81 Louis at $40 p. ma, arrive at Ke-
ekuk NJ Ito a. m.
Sleeping Cars run through to st. Louis 4 Clayton
Pare SAME As BIZ sRoAT. .sss
This new and short route offers greater Inducements
than any 9th 81 1t being much
THE SHORTEST q MOST OfRDCT
70 8 Lssis svsnskeid, 7o.edo. hndsanaposs, osss,.
0scs~nais, Hris5sss fTsslsdeirAsa, Ns~ Fork
Boston, and all points N tia Us
fAfslgh Tickets a. Low a. the kswsss
nsv and elegant siespine Car, rpp fron msfUty &c
aysAss that ps-snwsFs ~ good hsKAt's resi-
while pursuing their journey
Baggage checked through TO ali principal points
FeiKhs by this route will b. forwarded with dispatch
kxpres. Freight Trsip tAsongh from Toledo te
Esokuk In 10 hours Over charges and promptly
settled. Rate a. low a. BY any other route.
orFicE-ln Stone Depot, corner Front and Johnson
v. q. MeDoEL. seni. Ast., Keshah.
aspt. W.nsrr Dsrirfon eenT Sp'r
dec71-d Springfield. Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS PROM
DWnkiFk to N. Yerk, z10Q mites.
DuHAIO 20 New York. 42S miles.
salamanca 10 n. York 415 miles.
AHp II yAos
q to q miles the Shortest Route /,

All Trains run directly through to New York.
~ 400 NILES wraouY cxAsaa oy CoAcRn -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Special Notices.


One hardly pick up a newspaper or turn street
corner nowadays that be does find, staring him in
IN. face the announcement that Prof sosndso has Just
discovered medicine which panscel for all the Ills
that ne.h L. or may be heir TO. These wonderful"
o.coverie. usually have the exstsncs oil few mouths.
then disappear from pablo notice The reason OF their
sudden ,xtinguishmeut Is apparent. They were hmm
buss At the outset all medicinal preparations have
equal chance Of success, all equally unknown
but the chat Is soon wiunowed from the grain by the
practical test which uuprejudced public applies to
all thing. There tu, few preparations Of medicine
which have withstood the Impartial Judgment OF the
people for any length OF time Que Of the feS which We
have noS In mini and Which has been long time fa-
nuar 70 nearly every hon thod m the land the e-e
bratsd HosTErrgRs STOMACH BfTTERs. Their
almost universal sale and ase aud their emphatic en-
dr.enent ON al portions Of the country. compel tbs
admission that they mast lie specific for the ailments
for which they are recon- nded Letters before us At
test tn efficacy in al Of the throat, bowels and
liver In tha, truly terrible complaint, d,spepsir thes
are regarded as sure cni. In Pittsburgh where these
Btters are manufactured their sale for hume use Ia I'm
mense Thi. fact slons ,eahs vUlnles IN their fAvor-
Erfraets fro he Masculine Courier, ioea. fsb I, lsoI
! juuell-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
NJ scELLANHous ITEMS.

,.-i.,. ,..,,,1 M
a re"'' "ie'e" ~ = i....;,L
iiamD'e'oh naS ~, ~ 'n'1"'
IN name = = "'Aes n''o'"
c., has,,.., l'a.n ,,.s,.,,t AZ a,,, Cabinet
-. - ~, 60, ~ The Attorney
- -; ,h,,aL no cont.,ry has
- 81 ,;,,,ss s,.,rsd,
w"
Why is field Of grass like person old
er than yourself? Because It Is past ar ase.
yl5sis ,ta raason
nHu''' ~. III, tsda.,ynn
WY 'ue "''' 'e4
a p''Faie meeting % nv e's','o's - W.
"reaI l"','eF4 9'ea''ss'p No'''f"". la ~
count 'ne r'eng' 0l,''' - -, H.,
Genss = ''.e'p.'oi a. ,',s.J - ,ts, ~,
their li.in.hes we're tl5a.o,.0. and that their
assetsn,,gh be taken al E33 600. Il i said
that h. creditors will probably get Is 81 on
the pound only. and that after considerable
delay
-Wes.ern Ireland is suffering severe fam
iue and general aestitGsiou ia consequence Of
hard ~'n'rF ana i"ii"fe O 'ne crops
Ns;,r Gen scbufeld was IN Norfolk on
THURSDAY morning. on q tour OF Inspection
10 the Rational cemetery helng tFee'eo IN 10
that "c'n.iy ne VISITED ms i1h'l'Y a 1'ie
'heshP' "he iSei'ti.Sis' n va
Among the passengers from california
via the Nicaragua Route, was Col. FRANK
! Wicker Assistant Engineer o. me late nus
sia American Telegraph expedition. ooi.
| Woires.i. now = ,nr,ion of the United
S,s'as INA * ,ntima,4lyly and thoroughly
acnna;pI.5 win is trade. resources. e;c.,
ana Is IN ronte 10 Washington. where our
! Cn,ern,n,,t ram nv,,il itself of his inf,,rma-
ton.
The ,I.ss march NJ pbilaJe,nhia between
| csn, N,.i,enz;. and NJ RAieh.len has come
- =, a.,I Tba f,rnar Won s.ven Games.
~ IL ,o,,,. fro,yn.,vo
oons;5, LII. dsr,s,.. - tho ram And frui,
80 J.. H., ,..,etl,otLood NJ Ri,hnond
The Ogdensbnrg Jouhdt says 1reeley
had the Presidency in view when he went tt
Richmond
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

Senator Wilson is going to Europe.
-Baruum has sold his house ct Fairfield,
Connecticut
General Joe Johnson is writing history
of the war
Mr.. Peabody says he gave away more
than half his wealth.
-svedeu continues TO honor Ericsson IN
the national chambers and out
-Geoeral Grant is going to Washington
Penn. next week, to attend the wedding OF
relative.
Admiral Farragut is preparing to dtpari
TO the Mediterranean TO take command ol our
squadron in that part of the world
Congressman John Morrissey is the pur-
chaser az Barnum's beautiful residence at
Rr;deenort Connecticut. The price paid was
sos .O0u.
Gen. Rawlings, Chief Of Gen. Grant $
staff i poing on an official trip to the plans,
partly for health and partly for business.
Norman P. Bortie. Of " est Pennington,
New York, accepts Robert Way 5 challenge
to any man in the United States to single
jump for 81 600 side.
Congressman J. X. Moorhead lhepnoii'
oanA defines 10 be a candidate for another
term for the district in Pennsylvania the
twenty secunj) which he has represented ior
number OF years.
Horace Greeley strongly advocates Mr
Chase n a candidate for President. and says
that Ia him. while Secretary Of the reasury
more than to any other human agency Is th'
snecess nf the Union cause attributable.
left Davis did not lose any money b,
T Frazer, Trenholm Co failure ~
Charles, Mercury says he got Sl2,e0o y
cold from the firm when the Confederacy col
lspsed, but the other members OF the feoe
government were not SO fortunate.
-Genera Neal Dow was recently aske
bv venerable Englishman when the Unite
States Government was going to pay Oh N
! rebel bonds HIS answer was, " hen 20
d pay off the Fenian bonds
i The mos, intimate friend that Queen le
+ toria ever had was Yankee woman 10
daughter Of Mr. rates Of Boston the Aine
: lean par inpr of Earrings. the bankers y va
directly 10 her influence tina the KIND ~
. friendly feelings OF the Queen toward u
;. United States Government are to be trace
n -Hendersholt. VINO Calls h'"tNt't -
!, drumm,r boy OF the kappahannock, ~
!. has been getting himself into the papers
!. exhibitii himself as the drummer MO be-
the charge under ire al the battle Of FREE
a ericksbu,g, has appeared in "A new charaele
On Friday lie rar away with and was ina
o. ried to the daughter OF q well known me
!. chant Of poughkeepsie, whom the retiee
y telegraph does not alloy as more particuia
al IL to snecifv He gave a champagne supp
III ID honor OF hiniselfthe same night, mud K
afterwards for the North. having 50 unh
his own, or her own. money The nierei
ing Hend rshott and his drum were book
OF for the excursion to Palestine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Republican State Convention.


rss eleventh annual Republican State Convection Of
Iowa VIA be Asida % Moines on Wednesday De IVA
say If rs A bS1soI sslo o'ciOeks m. for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for the following State
ofhcers, to be hled at the next general election
One person for the office Of Governor.
One person for the office Of Lieutenant Governor
One person for the once Of Judge ef the supfeme
Court.
Aud on. person for the Office of Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
The ratio Of representation will be SIS follows viz
One delegate from each county and one additional dele
gate for every hundred votss or fractional part Of
hundred vote. over hy cast at the last election Tor
Hon, Nd Wright for Secretary Of State
All who supported the nominees and principles oil tne
Republican party the last general election are cor
daily invited to part ia sending delegates to tbs
convention.
BY order Of the Republican State Central COMMITTEE
April 20. 1861. M. y. QUITS, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Reconstruction.

Congre and the President seem 10 have so' into
terrible mud lie over Mrs. DSies White Alephah'-
sodiog the ownership Of the ~eritteI very unman-
a,.abl. niece OF business II could only be In
en.it, matt scion com H. and inbibe bo,tls Of
.pr ". polana's white Pine Cor poard." We shonld
SOC IN. lion and the ia~b iying peacefully down to-
Gather waiting for the little chila to lead them.
The oly reliable preparation fr tie e.re o. Coush'
ca1.. Pulmonary Affections ale uens e the Bladder,
Kidney. ae sold ~ all druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Wonderful Preservation OF a Lost Child
SIX Days I'm the Forest

On Monday, May Is, little boy, aged four
and li..lt Years, wandered away from his
home l.rnr the powder mill IN New Durham,
N IL. Night came. but the child did MT re
turn. Search was made for him IN the dark,
ness, bat - races OF the lostone were found.
On r. sdas the search was renewed. and
near r. borders Of Il well known, flores; near
Durhs - covering SOME two hundred acres,
there was discovered the rope which the
child WAS playing with when last seen. fhis
clrcnni -;ance was considered AS proof that
he mu Il have ruamed away aud got lost in
the woods \ senrch over various portions
OF the toieSt vas the commenced. and con
tinued from day 10 day till Saturday night;
but all Efforts were fruitless. News about
the lost boy went into the surrounding towns,
and, on Sunday morning, NEARLY Two hnndrcd
men, under The direction Oi that hrsige soldier,
Col & y savage, OF Alton. began asytenat
ic scar --oi Ike foie Little hopes we're at
that ms entertained Of finding the child
alive, tirii /: was remembered that be went
away bar-headrd and bareloOted. aud not
otherw..,. yery irniy chad. The party set
Out, / .Srver. with strong confidence Of
either nAding the child living or dead. The
good VIZ. MAS prosecuted until late IN the
afternoon, wien the Whole tract - woodland
had nearly been searched and s,iH abe boy
WAS no found. Soon alter~ard the afien-
ton Of hr parry was directed 10 the barking
Of "a Is a. dog sho gas stationed near the
roots q q q. csyed tree IN locality which
several of he company had been over. Num-
/ bers OF he company Immediately repaired to
the spot and ON carefully examining cav.
ity under the roots OF tree, the boy was
found alive, to the great JOY of kind neigh
bors, AID the uubounded gratitude and
thankfniness Of its parents. When discover
ed, the lad, with some effort was eu1bled to
stand upon bis fesi, and in broksn manner
70 tell of bis misfort6nes- He had, nothing t.
eat fsssix days and nights excepting leaves
and hersies- He say - baeoeAinf rarty ad.
vancing toward hin, nd being slmost delir-
icQ fhn Rer. Sno xhaudfipn, be jnae.
med thsx hun lin. - ~ pssspa1ios
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

THE Tribune says: On his way back to
Washington, the President made several
characteristic speeches noticeable for good
feeling
Rather lame puff; for the "characteristic
speechesu of the President have always been
noticeable for the opposite quality. and il
they were noticeable for ''good feeling, they
were not at all characteristic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
RAT1sfE.s,n,a HAIR DYE.

rs. 50 oltts Hsit lS j. tn = an he grid lht
ti,l, frae aud erfor Dg, aes-. ~ ia' ln-iartz
neon. NJ ii psininittt No fItieul,.ns tbtH sat
l.r.I Bi4ok o. Bvsu Eemaai-= the III rpt cir 81 hid
Dg,s .yigsaa'es thr hair, 'etuv Il SOFT ana o'Hnt
fni me- ve.uip. il sixn-l Htntas Bsteheir Al
9th rs r., acre limitations ans sh0uid te 40 - soll
b. Al. btn glsis aud Psrfu@ers FAe.ar3 = aarel@S
~ varl III - .iai,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

GES. EARLY is with JEFF. Days in Canada
and is very abusive of Gen. Sheridan, in con
versation, as we'll as in book, which he has
published Sheridan thrashed Early " out
OF hs. r.ra's. and be is fairly entitled to lead
Rebels, CUr. es-eads and Conservatives in
abuse Of Gen. Sheridan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

THE New Yors Tribune contradicts the
statement that the City Council of New York
gave $4,000 worth of printing to that estab-
lishment 1t says that the Legislature author
lied the Controller to select half dozen
papers to publish certain notices, the eggre-
gate compensation for which will not exceed
$4,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

WV. R. .SrosE, produce dealer Of Chica>
go, has been forced to make an assignment,
in Consequence Of loss by depreciation of
prices Of stocks on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

butchers lightning Fly-k ilier All GER
tlnl, xtsrinst. tese tests Il its is persvvervd
Ia B~sst- Of b gu, Fiy1apfr, which soms dealers
k.ey b, as- the, ge, Il ;or ariy nohitg Don
,e s~iadioa Al or BUTCHERS, which i sold by
all -. i,rp, i.I, luiay2sdA~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13

ANDY JOHNSON rs. APPAsoosE COUNTY,
The County. Clerk informs us that suit has
been brought against this county by the
United States claiming two hundred dollars
with accruing interest and costs The claim
arises from neglect Of duty on the part of of.
fcials under the delectable reign OF the Dem
ocrstic party. The facts are as toiInws
In the year 1850 Congress passed All act
directing the United States District Courts to
furnish each State with an abstract Of The
unsatisfed DEGREES and judgments in such
State, provided the several States would make
provision for the ccst of the same. The 10
wa Legislature accordingly passed Nh act sap
plying each Of the several counties with a
copy Of the abstract. This abstract was really
worth about twelve or fifteen dollars TO aav
body that wanted it, but there was claim "a
for It one hundred and Fifty three dollars and
sixty cents. This claim was refused By he
Board OF Supervisors in the year 1852. and
again 10 1888. The United States Marshal,
BY authority Of Andy johnson, now brings
psit against the county, and will most likel re.
w SO for book that never benefited
H. = ~ - the amount of twenty five cents.
y@& ~ Citisan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-13
Paoposnp RE movAL OF SERBIAN

The Rebels and Copperheads hate Phil.
Sheridan with the malignant and insatiate
fury excited by fear. He will not cater to
their prejudices, nor respect their devotion TO
treason He holds that they forfeited their
political right, to control the Government,
by taking up arms to destroy it. lie recog-
nises the power Of Congress over the matter
of reconstruction, and is disposed to exer-
else the military authority with which Con-
gress invested him TO secure prompt recon>
struction in the District assigned to him.
The loyal people of the North believe in
Phil. Sheridan, and in Phil. Sheridans pol
icy, in war and in peace, and they will stand
bv him. The action of ]. Madison Wells, and
his denunciatons Of Gen. Sheridan, will not
havea feather weight with honestpeople. For
they have learned that Wells is a scoundrel,
bent on mischief He was a Radical but fol
lowed johnson, and advocated My Policy,
and Joined hands with the rebels till the reb-
els threw off on him, ard then he swung back
on the circle and became a Radical again
OUT Heroding Herod in tbs cause, and dam
aging the party by his bold excess, il court
ing danger, and his cowardly backings dowr
when peril approached.
Now il President Johnson undertakes to re
move Phil Sheridan, for kicking Wells ou
Of Office, he will insult and outrage the loya
sentiment Of the country thereby, and vii
show that he is opposed in heart to recoL
struchon on legal basis. And with tn
Administration thus openly on the side 0
the rebels, and inflicting censure and punish
ment on one Of the most gallant, honest AM
outspoken officers, who ever led our armie
to victory, the rebels will take courage, ant
array themselves to aid Andrew johnson il
bis efforts to insult and outrage our soldier
in the South, and to obstruct all measure
for Reconstruction under the law Of Con
gre IS.
II the legal chicanery, and technical per
version of the true spirit of the ReconstruC
ton act, by Attorney General Stanbery, ar
to be backed up by the exercise Of absolut
and dictatoral power by President johnson
the law Of Congress viii be practical null
ty, and Reconstruction under it will prove
failure.
The only remedy, should the President r.
move Sheridan, is for Congress to reasseu
Bile in July, and put the matterthrough
whatever cost or sacrifices
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