davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
TINTED STATES NAILS.
GEORGIA.


Posr oyyrou DEPARTMENT,
wAsHIHaroH, January 2l0es
Proposals for conveying The mails Of the DATED
States from July ls to juno 50. 1871. on the fol-
lowing routes In the stats Of 0corga, will be re-
eeiyed At the Contract onee Of this Department until
m OF March 81 next, to DO decided by April 10 fol-
accepted bidders will b, required TO take tho
Oath. VI - '"' -AN N"'
oJ2 Prom Lex 10 Lex ston Drpot mile. nd
back, siI times 1 week.
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday. Al T. 20
IN.
Arrive at LexIpxtop Depot BY & sOa m.
Leave Lexington Depot daily, oIeepi Sunday, at
Ga m,
Arrive at Lerin gtou By 10 g. NJ
6,29 From Toombsboro' 10 Dublin Is miles and back
once week.
Leave Toombsboro' Saturday at7am
Arrive at Dublin By 6p m.
Leave Dublin IIisay n IAN.
el0 From wrEhtsviis 70 Tenaiiis 10 milo. and back
Leave Wrghtsvilla Friday al 10 a. IN.
Leave Tsnniils fridsy sftp. m.
Arrive at wTightsville By D. m
olp Prom Thomaston TO wAynmanVille, 8 miles and
back, twice week,
Leave Thomaston Tuesday and Thursday At 9
am. =. "''
Arrive at waynmany ille By II O. m
Leave WAyninAnyllle tuesday and Thufsday nj
IAN. ~. '"'">' ~
:, Arrive at Thomastea b.. SIP, M, -.
three times week
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

: Sslsf a. fss. Hils b,i:ss IL:
Srasry Il. Ss y m on y Y; Ih d., q
Troops ind Supplies ffos lie fsiioSin9 seipts 10
from q iiss ss yi e 6stoS.4 y:
n Prom sLoui' 10 Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and For,
Pr ICn wysndott. 10 Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
"a rrG gn, ff to Fort Buor Camp Cooke
YIon Omaha 10 Fort Dufsrd, Camp Cook. and For,
vivioH Sioux City 10 Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
I,o% ri. Randall to For, Butord Camp Cooke and
v Prem roIt suiiy 10 Fort Buford. Camp Cooke aud
Prom Fort Rice to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and Fort
r,o% Per! Stevenson to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and
p!rh,sn. Fort Baford to Camp Cooke and For.
From Camp Cooke to For, Benton.
sSS,1y as ,s:Ss met
month rom :Sis, % 1s;
IL .sie NJ s a. . Seiss
ps mss 70 ~ several points Of Sssnston above
q. n: ,d 5ss TAsh they win .q.per, ..sA
Ing taslr TsOn' which viii b supplied II IL gov Gov
"a n: ,s.s Per 100 pound. al which h.y win
81: Tis fsts sseh d which tA.y will ,r.u,nor,
!.,:S ~ sdSs ssiass q Is 'sSSii:s ); &:
"A rene win :. sy,a to p.,a.. who own
s;s BE- q sSysd . carry pvs the exclusion
The sSnirseoI viii DO r.9uirsd to transport store,
s ~ land Y ,hs event Of ALLURE water, and ali
S. d.sosSr PSt
ss: q: sss s sss' .:..;I..
% sSns S.l.ia the 4
'sSps: any Sss1 S:sas R e s'I e:
al. 4, Ia: ssss A TO
io%. s:f sous ss 6 &c.
% ps,a s ss. :: VI. ,isSiE r..
ssss: = srePs: T. s Ss s:
h.. Il s.ss tSs so sssH' ssSSH
4 ss1'e eSa n
tSis says % ss' In Ass0rdsnss Wiz arms Of
III party g whom The award L msas NUT ). pr..
fssSrsa The ss aoss nee .s q:
q "a e & sn;sss ,P z 1.
Pss$sat H e ~ S4if,
ri.s!sss,sSs " Army
By order o. he ousftsfnastsr asu.sl .uAI
A.. ss.r..rs s l. ess es.4.itlGSsSssi'
.n,@ '''' S'''''"'"'' A' TiS. RalL l.:sss.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
II o p . 8 A L 9 go
OFFICE papor Asp p,ssussrrc O N

ORIG, p,,or AsD p,.sv..rss o. H., ,
Sealed Propessls vii bs Ie:sixa a IN. dss
~ N G0NBlY Js.u.rv r ~ M mn ~ anSl
follov n Ruilii.s Hses.. "" suPpVns tns
~ nm feet Pins W. nir. ~. vi
drisd to.Srsd IA arc s.su On enc mas KIN
IS. 81 feet WestS sses I'M. "a. ,,,.u
=. isssi. ia In tSisf j asr.i edge s 'n''T
49, se.s pjs-nh n. sttttnt sots
e.G fsss Pisat 5000 sS, ess,sss Sn one side:
- - 49, W.. syLs -. osi or plhs. .
TxexH ai'' a'0s''o " one SIDE
90 linear iii Cr,vn Hou,d,.r q. a. lr,,
IL Pisst Wi nac" fs sss.d .sS s:,s ,s..
good quality 1ssriesS sisss, A'' WIZ
lick IsIisS... io. iia' e dSsIl: . hSs5
sDeor frsnss nd poaSi. baosr.l n.,., a.,
tSiei, ~ n. sis D''' opA''' ! IN
son. vim Tr.hsSm. iih. q. d. Houid aiss
ppeor frsnss AID Doors, PANEL " In ,b,.s.
spSor s f fiss and Door, , p,,u " !, ,,,,,
door Framo and Door. 4 p.ns, ~ 4, ,,,o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
yBw MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS,


win run regularly dasins he viatsr month, between
tSwP =. fOii0 * ~, Lsays Ne. E0IE d,s. pisr y
g5dsy At I p. M Geors.town, from wharf foot Of
High street. every Thursday, and Alexandrts every
ssss IL he sompsSy corner u NV YER sssn sns
s1S ss&fEH nsfF{
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HoRsss.
Hpoas. DHPARrnnHr OF res PLATTE
osSnlc.o o. GYM 9gAIIllssA,sssss.

r-H HDess. DHPAlrnnHr OF fIs PLArrl.)
~, 0RgIcs OF CHEZ QpAlTBlnAslls,
s..,.. ,,., osasA: ME- Jsauary 9, ls1
two rssponsibis surstis: vii Be rscsiysd Al this
omcs until u o'clock, noon, on MONDAY, January
CAVALRY HORSES,
SsrsS / iss "m0 VI 'A' award 81 'n' '0n"A'' anu
Bach bidder will DO required 70 deposit with his bid
The sum Of one thousand dollars t ,oD) lawful eur
reney, As an Addiuonai guaranty that, should he BE-
uS S9nds A, required sysh dsp0.. 70 be forfeited
The horses must be sound Ia every partieular dark
COLOR yell broken, IN full assh and good sondtion
l,l . ni.s year. %. .n1 S.ii saHet.d az ysliS
Tie horses will 20 suhjestsd V rigid Inspection
Heres .hst Save been '0ld by the doVsrnnsni viii
Pull scaa.iOn; e the sontraes will b made known
Bldden must % present In person. or be represented
y SISsf e Il MAJOR o,p,. c. Iur
"a. ,Dvt- Brig. Gen. U. .. A.. sad Che q. h.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR YREsH sEEP.
Posr Cou1IsshR!,s oy,Ies.

Post CoMIfseAlYhOYHIcl, I
Fl PoRrnn. BuIYlLo, n. u, jar. ., 1854
Sealed proposals., N duplcste. vii - rseeiysd at
MI sn " iss Inst ri ~ q sup
a s .ss. rs:s ssss.:
sisass. 81 ssi,sssd i .ssh ass1s.s. Is ma,
may s. assissstsS 81 tss sos%asais oneef; ,ss
lime = The csnnlsssry 6snsrsi q ssssistssss nsJ
TSs neck. The cattle slaughtered for beef 10 be de-
livefsd undeAthe aGrssnsntl ekall - sst 81 81 the
fourth vsftsbrAl Joint, and the hreast trimmed down
Tbs shanks Of fsfe quarters shAl Be cat from three
70 four tnches aboye The knee jeint ana Of hnd quar-
ter. from sig to eight Inches above the gambrel or
Psynsnt shall b. made monthly for the quantity Of
the United stss for public diabursemens, but In the
event Of the eomnissary who receives being
:. soon amer - funds may b rses,sd for Nat pur
~. 4 e , ,,.i z.
then ,he ConpissaIy q BaaSle shall hsys power %
VII Be charged with the difference Of cost ~
The eQntrsoor will BE- obliged 70 sntsr Into bonds,
q sys :S.s H.
at which time and place bidders are rsauested 10 b
Ths proposals. viii be addressed 70 First fsutssaut
9EQRGg 2 TING. u. ., Q. a!ulls!y, A, G; g., foft
.s is III Prem S.sGH i'rt' AAA 'ad'"'A js oR0
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
EVOLUTION IN TRADE
LADIES, Tou can resolve, for the sum d
ONB'pOLLAR,

oNB'DoLLAR,
silk. Msrino, and Alpaca Dresses. shawls. Balno-
rails, Linen Goods, Knbesssd Table Cover, Watches
Jowelry, silver Plated War, Sewing Machines, &e
TENOR more. with tsa essts for each de-
seriptivsschcek land thsTeteIup Of the elub
seat .ARqtEayasisllstssyvh Cltuhrs sent
free. PARHERNCO., successor 10 GRAHAM CO.,
a and % Federal street Boston.
LIQUID. "A NEW METHOD OF COPYING LET
l. TIERS, without either Press or water, thereby
saving time, labor, and expense. Ask for
"PESS LETTER BOOK"
For circulars. address p. GARRETT Co, r1 Chest
nut street. Philadelphia. Asents wanted.
A PETERBOROUGH vIkw OF hARRIAoEH
The Cheapest Book Ever Published, containing
nearly Three Hundred Pages snd ons Hundred And
Thirty Iine Plates and RnIavinss Of he Anatomy
OF the Human Organs IN state Of Health and Dis
ease, with . treatise EAry Errors, IL BeplorAble
Conssqusncss upon the Mind and Body. With the
Author Plan Of Trestmsnt-ths only rational and
suecessfui mode Of cure, ss shown by the report q
eases treated truthful advssr 70 the married and
tho,s eon,empla,ins %srriase Ehe sn.sf.in donbss
any address on rscsiDt Of esns In saTps or postal
earrsney, By .dSrsssinS Dr.. IA CRol1, No. .
soasu ip a upon .ss disease. upon asss' sh h
ent to any part Of the world,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

DELAcovE INSTITUTE; ss,,su AND FRENCH
Boarding School for Young Ladies'. Accomplished
Eduestos healthfui location, delightful river side
residences And homs lits comfort, are The ehisf at
fractions OF this new and beautiful Institution Thirty
handsome chambers limit the number Of boarders 10
sixty. Second term commences February 1893. For
rf''''e'a' address = VI. RaeeHikLLEe O. HUNT,
Beverly. New Jersey.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
II 8. ENGINEER oPPIQE. ~ - :

U No. srAy. a,,,,
A., ALBANY, n T. Jsnnarxis 1aS'{
rsi S.sa. = ~; "a ui ~
OF THE HUDSON RIVER III In. ne lhPRovhhEkr
Bssl'iR% Inc NY ,n fellows; IVY Aha Nc"
cubic yards, more or less. ~ 10 ihSussnd
In tA sS dy i1o,a And lay.lsd o. top '''''a
q rec hundred Hna dfly thousand IN ,nossina y
Piicsi oak, ps, CHESTNUT or os 9r Ls:s,ot
nteen feet long. '."'sAs A'sSsa 'hs@
for driving from tive hundred and far.r tlousana
more Or less. - 'A'u'AAs "ssd ri's'
Eo5 from AZ hSndrsd and any tAousaadts sirh.
IN, By Twelve inch s.wsd as%loef TnSsr,s p.ss.
rats .tths dXkes, ''' " W a'''s''an
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

A 1lfRSteTsssppf nFBHfSS EAGoSSHIcEnTLy ILLUS.
ian. fSysoIesss " SIs.i.lp i,spcI.
:Ss.s. !:'i:s I 81: Il p: siS1s;i;:i n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
Goysrnmsnt Salss.


Il = - ~ = = :" - = - -
s:t s =, II .. isl.r,.: .1 Hi.
; ;::s: .s; IT,! :. ..;.
g s. sss s::I sss g..
si 4
sS:s;:s ;::s;: ::t;;Ii: I. s... n. !.
YSSS:; :. ''1''s g
prBLIc sALE OF BRAzos RAILROAD.
o o'i'sI S' Ts.. s:ssis;. .;.isi.
pI.s.:s; ~, IA !: 4. :.;:
E:s! W. Il ss::s:' s.:s ;'' H En-:
s Rsss,,ss, Terra isels3,s A.: :aiir: TI.sI and
rs4sss :. ss': :sSs.. ss is':
~ iS.d .ssssS.r va " Ioiliss Sized Cars. ~.
'1s siis s S s.1fr 4Rsss ''''s'''
fsssi ssi.. used.
s ss b !: E E:|I:::s fi A.: IL: e..
::s::y: s..1 fi:S;' . ::sssss
n,E B: s:I!.ss ss.slfi sls CO. s..a. a
tSssfl:i bs Ss:1 l..a. tsz
sraGt: .l sr. "Sr: sssss s.,,,...,,. a
u, E Sslii.iTS ij:s:s.s ss-l,sa ss.s.. uo-.
afaSSlss;y:i "a lever. v"a. -...-.
ssrs Wrsssss.. won. IT,. 'r...
E::s a. SS..ii.. worn.
kk:sas.s.s' wESS..ssi., worn. .4.l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

49, Iouuscd 70 hienu ihe ssie " voyVnu my
"'' over '''''d f. { assFRitS6sfksify SSs.i,
sMs.ease.s. ...s.., se.ees:
o.s 4 ,Ps 6ssr bar. At
sS's .s i;s me-. I q 4. E
day o. JkStiRY, iss, ior building 4 frame 5eAooI
hs: :, M, Y: I !. E: a.: =
;s.
faithful sespls.io, o. .As scs,!s.. Ard nus. b n
A:Ss ssS y . z. ii
'. \; sss.Ty Z, Brew, Major s,.., Scott. As.
si.yAnt oonnissiensr. nDM!N D, oARY.
tssI or Fut I'M S4k R1.sSI.s.s oss
u tsrip sI.Ii: Tsii;. o, Z, f.
On the petition Of s.I.Ys SIyIJ q Phi.deipsi.,
~ y - s:
III n o az q ~. s ~ p.. >. hoard a, the
Patent oaes on, MONDAY. ,Iks nh day q, April
s.s .: WY al.
petition ought not 20 BE- sraated.
Is ~
fSrh ~ wrting A. least ssssE dsy. estore the day
e. nss 20 ?.
% % 5. z Ss Sh al '' 'fh'
e.. Be sss i. s s e., az, S u.
days amer hlins he,esimony.
Republican and the JnteIitesnesy, Warrington, D.
s;s be least Y me
nSpARTNEsT OF THs INTERIOR.
- oSVn an SInrn rh .nur,v vl Io ,sta
- A., ,,., wMhuIos. yhnuAv ~ l5sN.
Vn me Peunon n DH ~, ~, mo 1913 Al =,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

Ing himself assrisvsd 10 entitled TO his appeal
from the dsoisiea Of the board, and The boards
are directed 70 msks fall statement Of the facts
In such cases, and to forward the SANE 70 these
hssdqusrtsn without uunsesssary dslay.
By eoamand Of Major General W. s. Hsa.
cook. .. Ir. ESQ. L. HARssuvr,
AssistAnt Atjutsst General.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

90 = :
Els
a,
FLOWER AND yEagrABLE SEEDS,
.ncn n 80 ~
vIck's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Is nov Hysll.h.d .ud ready % ss.d out y make.
o
"oie'' anaa
'ohoAhD
b.su,ui A. 1e - ne mcst tnstruetiye works Of he
kind published l., -. .,,. ~. .u ,:.,.n,,a IA,
R.eSssisr. New York.
N-oRTU AMRRICAN srEAMsHIP COMPANY.
n
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
y,,,,v.y. n, ,,c.p.au.
sA Ii n TX o NE W fokh
December sth aad 18th; January sth. tsth. and 2'th
and February ION ana 'sn'
With New steamshps Of the rirss Glass
rA.Aas Lowss rsAs 81 Asr orHss nss.
For further Information address the undersigned 81
III West street, New York, "
10 600 vv,rcs,,
HsRRING.s
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

WE ARE coxISo'
And will present TO any person sondins slub In
our Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF DRr AND FANCY GOODS,
watch Piece Of shes,ns, sih Dress Pattern se, 10
FREE OF COST. .nF
Catalogue Of Goods and Sample sent 70 any aadress
raIx
!. ...... ALLEN. HAYES 4 CO..
l,Fsasui street, Boston, Massachusetts,.
Post omcs Boz @, fH-.
Wholesale dealers In French. German. snd EnGlish
Dry and Fancy Goods. Gallery Plated Ware. Albums.
Leather Goods. 40 ...... ...
A MEXICAN CLOCK COMPANY,
SCOTLAND sriEsr, ssw ronK.
Manufacturers, Agsats. and Dealers In
ALL VARIETIES OF AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Sole Agents for
SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20
RRADsrREgT's

RRADsrRsErsI ,-
RUBBER. MOULDING AND WEATHER STRIPS,
he nsfS. ssiass sa so pls eOf sn .Sa III.
Prices reduced 70 agents. Tie sale 70 beyond any.
"'s ever 's'r'd sf e. ssRitSssikssf ''S S!o.i,
aWsskiaStss :srsss, Bosson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

HOUND "A INV METHOD OF coPYIxa LET
TIERS. without either Press or water, thereby
saving time, labor, and expense. Ask for
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-20

HEADQUARTERS sUB. DISTRICT or ARkAHsAs,
LITTLE Rock, AnK., Jan. Q, 1893.
g,..,aI Orasrs No g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

TaE Chicago Tribune accounts for and
apologies for the opposition OF. leading he.
publican Senators TO the conviction OF the
President, on the ground that Mr.. Wade
friends we're indiscreet in pushing his claims,
and that the friends OF protection were dis
posed to make new movement in that Oh
rection in case Mr.. Wade should take John.
sons place.
The excuses will do for uuprincipled
scoundrels, but the reasons assigned will not
commend themselves as creditabc motives
Of action to honest men Of any party.
If it had not been known that Wade was to
take Johnson place, the Tribune says spol-
ogeticaliy, that these prominent Senators
would have voted for Johnson's conviction.
The apology is as gross as the moral blind
ness OF the men for whom it is set np.
The Tribune ght have gone a step
further, and asserted that the pretentious
aristocratic conservative Senators aud the
Free Trade Republican spectators have
stronger afIinities with the Comprehend lead
ers than with those Of their own party, and
having noted the leading position accorded TO
Doolittle in the Democratic party, have con,
cluded to try their chances there, since they
have been thrown somewhat into the shade il
the Republican party.
1t seems these Senators, according to th.
Tribune, which wond, il il dared, justify
them in full, prefer johnson to Wade, and
therefore vote against Johnsons con.
viction, without reference TO the merits Of
the question al all. Having acquitted John
son, he will, Of course, disregard the laws in
relation to reconstruction, ignore the action
OF the Southern Constitutional Conventions
practically sapersede Grant, and if the Rad
ical Congress object, these Senators, because
of their DISLIKE to Wade will adhere te
johnson and support him in the expulsion o.
the Rs deal Congress from the capital q. the
poin. of the bayonet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08
Special Notices.
Let not Prejudice Usarp Your
lRcneen-

4
iti- fact thai the minds many PER- ,ng pref.
udics sriss aespss What called patent medicines
hut way sho,id this prevent you ting an tie
that has such array Of testimony 10 support IL q
HosrsrTER's STOMACH RTTrER'st Physician,
prescribe IL why should you discard IT Judges usual
y c,sider of talent have used and do u Il In
th-ir uilies WAY should yo1 reject II Lat 20. your
preiude- usurp the eYeraIing in. nry
20 r health. II you sick, AMI require . medicine
! try til st Bit,ers.
Whs1 the bodily entrGies worn ont by anxiety and
neef rtmu'ant this 10 tn. best that be taken It u
tempered and modified ~ hygienic berbs and roots
which prevent IL from fevsrng the bod an3 hence 1,
does 1t produce temp ,rAry excitement. 70 b.
foioxed 10y injurious reactic bat per
manent potency 10 the entire vital organization Some
ofits hsrhsi constituents slightly soporihc 80 that In
eatrs where ale OF the
." merry 'rs disease. doss Of II taken towards bedtime
will te nd to produce quiet and rer ssns s,umber For
pa'pt.ion of heart. tremors Mysteries, faintng Ats
general restieness and the eauseess fear. and
ss - which lsiies especially subj under
e7fn nioreid conditions Of mind and body peculiar
- s, ~, h' ritetd VIII te found the most sgreea-
biz anj certain Of iii 5untsr irrit4nts
n@ ooashtai'onliiy nervous may fea lily keep ther
tahrmity IN Consistent check by The daily uso or mi,
heA thni yeRetabe tonic sni ihsse Who have shat
sr is'r nerves IS the phase H. either by impru-
all 9. saas' ssilf.l pfos rss1si.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08
~ --------------------
BatckelOr's Hair Dive.

This psendid Hair Dye is the hest In III. world The
only rrs and perfect Rye; harmless reabie
ne MS no disappointmsb ridiculous tint. remedies
the III fleets of bad dyes; inveorst.s and leaves the
Hair colt aud beautiful, tiaei Jronn. Fold by ali,
Druggist. and Perfuers aud properly applied at Batch
elof's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond street, New York
Apt3liIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

Ex-Governor PIEgPoIST, of Va, has sen,
letter to Gener.l Grant, 10 which hs
charges General SchoGeld With Illegal
acts. desie ned to give Office aud power to the
Confederates and to defeat the cause OF re
construction in that State.
And that WAS doubtless the secret Of his
nomination by johnson as secretsry of War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

R.egABB.
Chairman First District Congressional Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

1T seems that our Republican Senatorial
aristocracy of wealth and Intellect. headed bv
mat PINK OF Conservatives, Fessenden, have
concluded to vote for the scaui,,al Of John.
son, rather than that Ben Wade, who is NOT
college bred, nor possessed of the arts oftbe
dancing master, should offend their nobility
by his presence in the Presidential mansion
This section Of the Republican party have
become Disguised, like tbs Chicago Times.
that there has been no gentleman in the Pres
identia! char since the courtly Buchanan "a.
tired They doubtless desire ,he defea, !,
Grant for the same reason, and are do;no
their best in behalf Of the election Of aGen.
ssmaa George to do the honors at the
White House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

AMONG the precious privileges of our tax
payers for the coming year is an addition to
the salary Of each Alderman OF enough TO
make his pay $4,000 year, exclusive of
perquisites; also the increase of the Clerk 8
salsry to $500 also the Deputy to So, 900,
and SO on, making the total salaries in the
Legislative Department S2ll, $50. Ten years
ago it was about 5000 in all. Time was
when men served as Aldermen for the honor
Of it. The honor has long since gone, and
now it IS grab while you can.
We clip the above from the New York
Tribune, simply 10 call the attention of our
readerst TO the paragraph, and to ask EN- to cite
their Democratic friends TO the fac, that Ibis
enormous increase OF salaries ia the work Of
the Democrats, who have entire control and do
as they please in New York, without let or
hindrance. From this, as well as a thousand
other examples. it may be seen that the Dem
ocratic leaders have not the slightest respect
IN pratice for that economy which they are
sverlastingly, with much parade and boast.
'ng' protesting and proclaiming in their plat
tosms' stump speeches, and editorials.
The salaries of the Aldermen, Clerk and
Deputy Of New York city, is the practical
commentary on the Democratic creed of
economy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

The election for new Parliamen, in Ores,
Britain, to come of this summer, will involve
'ne one great issue, Of the maintenance oi
the British Church establishment in Ireland
- 'he midst Of and at the expense Of, peo-
PIE hosiile to its teachings. The canvas.
VIII doubtless, be a very exciting ere, and
viii possibly result in the ahol.,ion !, H.,
Established Church in Ireland, and omen The
self k'anu "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

iHs MxrHopIsr, . weekly paper undo,
n ~ = editorial control of George r. Crook,
.na ;n.,;. sso'ed to the cause Of Methodism
anu inclined 10 aa advocacy Of Law R.,sa'
sensa'ion and other n. -. HePfe'
be a very excellent pap err phases, seems TO
70 the patronage Of the member. ven eh'i'ie 9
merous denominations Of Christian. mar nn'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08

SENATORS who vote for the acqu,tal OF
Johnson, vote for the utter subordination of
Congress to the Executive, and the surrender
oil control ofthe policy of Government into
the hands of one man.
Congress must henceforth be simply what
the French Chamber Of Deputies is to Ma
poleon, neither more nor less. And the
American Senator who thus votes should be
Y the curse Of the friends OF human lib
erty and free Government, till their memo
RES shall rot and their names be buried in the
oblivion OF infsmy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-08
II ,~EAKUK. 1OWH
! a,nsy nDsTISS hAO
coNGaEss.osAL ooNvEsrIoN'

The Republican Convention for the fif'' oons IN.
n,,,,, I'll, Ia b.,d In Ne Pleasant, Friday June ~
at IL o'eloek a. m Sid Cfnvention VIII .n..-t
.snss..s n.n,s.enta.ive in Congress. .ad nan''e,
s ssss ss.r 'I s..as.. The .. q
s vi, be . follow delegate om '.e
ss. .ss On. ~, Il ever, ]
m. .ou. ,iss will thus be entitled to repre-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-10

principles of the declaration of Independ:
ence are Worthy~of the organization on
whose banners they are to be written in
the coming contest. It's past record cannot
De plotted out or forgotten. If there had
been no republican party slavery would
To-Day cast It's baleful shadow over the re-
public. If there had been no republican
party tree press and free speech would be
as unknown from the Potomac. to the
hlo Urande as ten years ago. If the re-
publican party could have been stricken
from existence when the banner Of the
rebellion was unfurled, and when the re-
spouse OF no coercion was heard at the
north, We would have. had no nation to-
day. But for the republican party
aarln9 to risk the odium of tax and draft
laws our flag could. not have been kept
lying IN the field until the long hoped
Tor victory came. Without a republican
party the civil rights bill the guarantee
OF equality under the law to the humble
and defenseless. as we'll as to the strong,
would not be to-day upon our national
statutes. But with such inspiration from
the past, and following and example of
the trainers OF the republic, who called
the victorious general of the resolutions
to preside over the land his triumph had
saved. from its enemies. [ can not doubt
that our labors will he crowned with sue
cess, and it will be success that shall
bring restored confidence, prosperity, and
progress to south as we'll as north west
as well as east, and above all the blessings
under Providence, of national concord
and peace. Very Truly Yours,
SCHUYLER COLFAX.