The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

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however, sad Esashiag - Cesn nss:s t. -
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| badly Aurt, ard nasy ners Of ~ Rspse11as
siIled sd ussA6sA. A lAsgs najsEif1 81 - -
pvhlissas wsss eolorsd nsa who, obs11sas - Carr
ssnsr Bullock's proclamation Of llth last, wsrs
rot as.sd Thsy wssa Of sosrs, bssts. -
shot dswn By the Seymour Democracy ala1e
without resisssaes. O6eIal rspests piass ~ Nm
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asssses e TIE Ls6islesas, seso.pesisd 81 g
unissa ststss As.1. sas.ssdine Re s.s-di.,
q. H. PrellAeAt 81 tseepe y s113eDs isssnee-
fiea and enforce ~ eiyil laYapf r. Stats Afts.
reading the aess1 e, Sfak1kilk preamble sad
resolutions were offered in the Senate and House
b. tbs Republican,
KaaaEAs, The laws Of tbs United States pre-
vent the oreanisation or : military fores; and
WHsREAs, TIE sivil officers Of the 6tsts afs
unable to sxsests the laws aud maintain tAs
49, ,,.t%9H i,..,,..., !. rsa.s..
Of tie United BssssS, b and hs IL hereby rssps1-
fally requested e place It the disposai of the
Governor Of this Stats, such nilitsry force ffsm
the ar1iss of The Ueltsl ehsSg1e he sad Gov.
srnor may from time 70 time call for end deem
necessasy to the preservation Of the peace, and
protection Of the rights, lives and property Of
etsens Of this Stats end for the execution Of the
legal orders and DEGREES Of the civil odicers.
Rssolsed, That the Governor b and e hereby
requested to Transmit copy Of this action to tbs
sTlis Us yessd d3Es By ~ ssnss. ssd House,
and Democrats committee raised In each body,
to whom the Governors manage wss referred, and
where II will b. buried.
Governor Bullock hss done oil in his power to
secure protection Tor loyal citissns but he 10 en-
.ir.ly thw.rtsd By the majority in the Legislature
II Seymour is elected the Rebels expect 70
copense on Mis- ssms line. Thsy will hsvs
a Rkecsfivs Who will b in thsir intssssas.
The appeals Of the minority Of Union men
for cid will be disressrdsd; the Rebel ma
ioriuss u the States viii haze il their own
way, and sb@eMilI b : mos desilish rule
Of RAbsl oubdkA and sssaa1n4kisn stab
lished in all the South. And the North viii
stand this until ito blood boils ovef-then
there will be another uprising - whom the
Rebels cred upon snmter-and somebody
viii be hurt. The loyal people Of this coun-
try are determined that the Union man 10
The Sosth shall b - FREQ 70 ~ Union usn
and vote 70, Grant - the Rebel to be Rebel
and vote for Seymour. Aud they will main
tain their right if they have TO populate
large number of Rebel graveyards in doing
il. Now, It's an eAsy MISTER 70 keep peace
in al orr borders Elect 0rant and i. will
be done. The ex- Rebels will suhside. But
II Seymour and Blair are elected the frac-
tious Soufhrons will precipitats civil war
again.
We have Giysn above showing Of the
condition Of affairs in Georgia. We have
published private letters showing 4 similar
situation iii Arkansas.
This special correspondence from Little
Rock to the Chicago Tribune corroboratss
our own correspondent, and shows tina, the
election Of Grant il the only safety;
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. Is.
General Forrest. some time since, asserted pub.
liciy that he had 600 men organised in Tenusse
zee. This statement put upon inquiry in the
state OF Arkanssa, and We now find, - the result
OF labors, that tho Rebels in this State TO the
number of nearly 10000, are organized into com
Fanies, regiments; brigades and divisions, who
are all well armed with shot guns and email arms
General F., Of this State, during The rebel,
lion hsd large comnaad Of Confederate cavalry,
and is 1t the head Of this organisation For
months past he has been pretending that he felt
and took no interest In politics, and in his public
con versations has admitted that the Republicans
wsre about half right. Under the pretsnss Of 90
Letting business for An Arkansas insurance com
psny, hs has Travelled into .sSSsry county Of tie
State snsuepected. The Rsbss have not placed
hts name upon any of their committees and their
papers have made no mention Of his name in con.
nec'ion with the politics Of the State. For this
reason and others above stated, no suspicion at
tachsd 10 his movements. The fact il. and ~
might ~ we'll admit it, that he has played his
game well. for b came near ''dsesiving the very
slect. Tbs names Of many Of the most promi-
nsnt rebe:s in the State are found on his muster
rolls
The calm Inst prsesdss ths battle IL now upon
US; BY reason Of . council Of var that 10 now be-
ing held. General F. and his friend, a.,
claiming that IL they want the aid Of the Democ-
rscy to help them overturn the present State gov.
srnnsrts, they must commence before the Novem
bsr elections; that the Democracy, l-aded BY
Nsllandiehs,n made fair pronisss in 1851. and
then oaeked down after securing few county Of
fces for themselves that their chances Of sucesse,
under Mr.. Johnson's administration, will be -
good Dan be asked for; that the election " sey
niour and Blair 10 by no means ce-totn, and that IL
Gen. Grant should be elected their lest chance
viii have pssssd away.
The other wing Of tue party, feeling confident
of the election Of Seymour and Blair, are coun.
selling delay, saying that after the election the ar
my OF the United Staten can b employed in do
ing the work that General and his friends nov
propose to do; thss the assurances given ny the
Denoerscy 10 Wade Hampton at the New York
Convention. win certainly b. carried OUT in rood
faith
II the October elections in the North should b.
Of such character 10 lead them to believe thai
Seymour and Blair will be elected, it 10 probable
that the conservative rebsl counsel will prevsil
bat If they should indicate the election Of Grant
and Collar. then you may expect to be.r Of ror.,
times in the South
know thss the people Of III. North are slow
70 believe such startling staie Of facts. they ~.
fused 70 believe 1t in 1861 but We who live here,
sud have tho facts constantly before ", now sd
wise you OF what you are in duty bound to pro-
vide for The people talk Of nothing hut war,
and 'n''ncssis being arranged for the contingency
DAVIS.