The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-22

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NEw York, Oh IL.
The Nsv1d ssys pAry esssos $3.50 mp
~ saposing Apd make-belissss UA)sss W
|.sen change the aapect Of The casvsss, We
s9All have : repetition, in November, OF
s1sult like that which has ovsrtaksn us 10 the
preliminary coniest. II anybody tells the
osos3e Z - 49, 49, usais . lksy slaad,
md that nothing which conld nov b done
would better them, hs il 10 the iitst nAss lie.
honest, and secondly mistaken. Governor
|(leyuoFoow esaos1 ueossh, - 0sassal
Blair can aid 10 far more, and 10 different
~--. BY chivalrte scsioh supseiertG elftlo.
gu acc. s.
ae crisis u supreme. Bot The hearts of
she Demoesacg dc, net fail them. ThsF stand
3teadIs ~ eooaion of the faeofst jsn0
~hichshsna es1nh1ne upon the h6ut And
a~sss the iaspifing voice aud anshensic
word.
BRICK PonERoY STILL uKTERRIFIED.
Tho Democra regards the Worlds move
nent . fsslse in favor Of that Scion Of
Massachusetts, federalism snd New England
PuritAnism,' John Quincy Adams. The
jealous Pomeroy again sounds his oft-repeat-
cd warning against the trsachsrous World,
and declares that this petted organ Of the
bondholdsrs, which has been plotting tseAson
against the platform ever since its adoption,
and, Is IN eject, working for the defeat Of
the ticket, il now coming out directly against
the ticket ~ we'll as the platform, and Is pro-
posing IN abandonment Of all the distinctive
principles Of Democracy, ssd m acceptance
of all the odions do9mas Of the New Eng
land politicians and NATURALIZATION
/, abolitionism, negro suffrage. protective tar
| in, bend1sn, ard an A1linnca Of tho Middle
and 6ouah0rn Atlantic STATES Dsmocrery
With Ne9 EsgAnd, .aekiuss tAOss mighty
communities which occupy the seat Of fu-
ture empire upon the Mississippi and ito srib-
utaries"
| THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY FOR chase.
| Fr0p the Brooklyn Ragie.
| Tho World would have been base or in +.
sane beyond precedent If it had iseued such
an article IS that Of yesterday without know
4 ing whereof il had spoke, and being we'll
| assured that it had the authority of the can
didatea whom it proposed to abandon for an
nouncing their desire to have other names
substituted for their own. We feel justified
therefore, after the recurrence to the snbjec,
| in this mornings World, in assuming the
more than probability OF Chief Justice Chase,
With Vice President Of purely conservative
sntecedents and character being placed be
fore the Democracy for their sufrages, and
in discussing the probable effect oil such nom
| nations. We have no special party ends to
achieve that might not be carried out By Mr..
Chase - veil - BY Mr.. Seymour Men
who, notwithstanding, recoil from the sup
| port of Seymour and BLAIR, in the fear that
the Democratic party might be jnst a. violent
in an opposite policy, and Cypress the me-
groes as the Radicals Cypress white men IN
the South, could NOT indulge any anch mis-
apprehension ii ChAse were placsd on the
| democratic ticket, and some man Of con-
spicuous moderation OF character and senti
ment associated With Rim.
WHAT wEED't rAPER THIYKs.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Blair family ars enough to run any
party, and now that they have gone over en-
nsasse to the Democracy, they have weighted
it too heavily fer endurance. In this june
ture, when the bewildered Democracy turn te
Chase and Hancock, and Andrew johnson,
and solicit each 10 turn to 60 to the front
Mr.. Montgomery Blair, with the intense ego
ism of the family, scorns the suggestion thai
''my brother should withdraw, and think.
that Seymour should dropped and FRANK
sent TO the head" 1t is altogether too late