The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-06

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There are many gentlemen spoken Nv in con
necshun ~ith he pisce, snds heir claims
perposs, briefly, to consider from Kentucky
'f FIJI II. ] os<r.l Co.. E.u.l,.n.
whose body hez been recently. raised for thu
purpose. General Nee lsllap y not, den't
ihisk, objsctionatie 70 Vie Southern people,
They hev material and normal objection to
any one who drawd the sword agin EN- in the
late onpleassntnis, but they do not bldeve
that General G. ,. did this. AT least ef he
did, itswuz osly hgeratise.s His pi1ives to
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liant strategy nv his lootenants 10 tyin the
hands w Pope asd DasneiAe. nd keapin
them from hursin d; and finally his fd,inin
with Psndlston sgin Lpkip, oil bind him to
the Southern heart Apy sns whe eo9d hev
run ag,n Linkin in 1854, hey considdk must
hsy bin troo 70 The South. He is the sooth-
inest man to the Southern people wich eyer,
wore bloc. But Ne won't anser. Ip the Araf
place there isn't time between th,S sd tho
next election Tor him 10 mako HP kis mind
whether he will accept the nominaiien or not:
and secondly, Il ke dd~dpsidp isti1s he
is K. sse,ss ia ( s. ass ssss 3s;s,
rooster Evidently he il out Of the ring.
Next on the carpet is Pendleton. George
E. Pendleton, say enthusiastically, WON'T
do. He won't ansSr. There D 700 nrsae a
difference between him md me massAs nv
his party. He uses good English and wears
clean shirt collass, and ID sob nan kan hev
the confidence and esteem Nv the Democrisy
NV the trooly Democratic States. 4 These
things 700 may aver, are small and inconse-
quenshel, but deny il. They are Nv vital
importance. There IS d material affinity be-
tween Democrisy and dirty coliars Didsts
never observe when Pendleton addrest the
freemen Nv Iujisny, how cold and stun-like
wuz the aujience as his finished periods fell
Clay Dean, whose shirts are worn three con-
secutive months, and whose stockins are
never changedf Didst never notis how be
lifted en-? 1t Amt that there's any differ
ence in wat they ssy-its in the shirt collar.
Beside, pendeton hex none Nv the qualities
necessary to successful candidacy. He wuz
born tollable well Of, and hadats nary .
struggle in his youth. He didn't drive on
the canal, aud study Algebra on the back Nv
kickin mule and get knocked Oh By pro-,
fame captain for neglecting his duty; be wuz
not born in log cabin in the back woods,
neither did he study grammar By the lite Nv
the book in The other. He didn't learn shoe
mskin in his boyhud's daze, when the death
nv his father, wich wuz lamented.by all who
knew him, drove the family into humble pow
erty; neither did he, while upon ~ ahoe
bench, feel within him the cravings Nv 4 no
BILE ambishen, and rsin, rush with his apron
on to law OTIS ard demand to be reserved
ez a student. None nv these. He vas born
NV rich but respectable parence, who but him
thro college and started him IN life ez com
Portable en- ever q young man wuz started in
the world. It's plane to me that Pendieton
won't do. ~ ri
The ss,ps oHecshsns hoil s6in Seymour.
Ihev nc, oblesshpns y him hsles' dpas his
TO our Irish fellow citizens who wuz engaged
in assertin their seoperiority over the Afrikin
Orphan Asylums, in Moo York, in 1863, by,
burnin nv em and bestin out thp sh1a.ys Nv
the orphans and no srhsa dooffn the@ Il wiz
@ irmer friend NV our Southern brethren
than he; bat be . another PsRda@ton. Sich
man mite anser for Vice President but mover
for the head nv the ticket r - 1g
Pierce amt to be thot Nv. Bookanon
coodent stand the pressure of the offis-seek-
ers week at his age, and sch Nv our SoutI,
ern Dimocratic state smen CT are FIT for the
place are either in exile far away, or are pro-
hibited from aceeptin the offs We would be
glad to give EN-, BY the laws Nv 3 upconsti.
tooshnei congris for participashen in the late
onpleassntni
talandygum remains to US, but he
Amt Available. The fact is, Vsllandyguni hez
'outhved his day. He'd he ban actooaked b.
desire to benefit hispartyhs wsod hev BUR
poseie irritated the guard wich ARRESTED him
to the extent that they wood hsS peffdfaed
his bowels, and died on the spot, with appro>
PIRATE last words Tor us to put on our banners
and sieh sThen he wood hav bin nv uss tens.
Then Good we have pnted to HE dad body
and in sepulkrel tones exclaimed = 'waFtWlh
But he sel6shly refoozej TO die, AS@ fsSkre>
markedly good care TO preserve hisself in
tact, and returned 70 rlaguapsl Alive, 20
litikle martyr is a most announcement piece Nv
furnytoor. Martyrs is very like the eruntm
swine-uv yoose only after death, and then
they are only 1T for present yoose. )Howev-
err sweet they may b Dhle fresh, they ppnt
do tosait lo~E lestory ~ Ns Htf8 pn
all very well fos tso \ thres rAap$lge4 but
the psopls hsvAi Jssf uyuksdelsoarASo
their s,omiks. Its got to be to the Dimocra-
cy wat hash is to bosrders. When there is
Senator to elect, up Cameo xthiA martyr, and
busts in anAaGs ks siS5s k6sAbsfl in china
shop, demandin it ez tbe price nv, his suffer,
ing FOR the con. Its al very web When the
martyr hez suthin to recommend him beside
his marterdom, otherwise he becomes moo
seaee ~ shs 6rA nS9nde, rich calls for
speedy and cffectooal abatement.
Wich, then, shell we hev for our President?
There is one man upon whom the minds nv
the Dimocrasy Nv the country HI center. !
allsod-need !, whsg write Pa u. ssker my
name, say-to a. johnson. He is our rock
and ourcheefess trust, and in hin only heS
W. refuge. 1t seems clear to me that be hez
ell the qualities. -tox successful 4asaiAseJ.
He wnz born us poor parenns ID ! bno1tlAl,
aud 10 very poor 6kats. His faakstf led
when he wuz so young that he didn't remen,-
Der him for suthin like City years after, AID
he wuz lese . peot orfsu 70 mGke his way
alone in the world. He referred to this in-
terunfin fact N hia spnu0urnl -