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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29
THE REBEL WING SQUARE on THE
PLATFOR

The Southern Democrats will tolerate NO
1 attempt to explain away the meaning of the
/ Seymour and Blair ticket. Mr.. BuekaleW +
! declaration in iha Senate that he 'does not
eoncide with General Blair as to the necessl-
y OF overthrowing the Reconstruction laws, "
/ aud Mr.. Davis belief expressed in the same
body. that there will be.no attempt to get
up another government iii tho South than
those now organized. 4 are made the texts OF
very severe lectures on the criminalty Of
Ereadlng from the obvious intent of the party
policy.
The Richmond Ecaatner, speaking Of the
courage required by the. canvauss assails the
apologize tore IN which the leading organs
pf the party, and its prominent members in
Congress, discuss the issues raised by the
New York Convention. Already says the
Examiner. I'VE are without indications that
some Of the recognized leaders are terrified
81 the sound of their own hug!e-hlast. Re-
ffrrlng more particularly to speeches in the
s4anate il remarks: ''Ifthis is the mode in
wElich the platform is to be INDICATED and
defended, it would be better to hold another
Convention. and call il in. Better strike q
hsg than defend it III such fashion. And If
this isthe kind Of battle which the Democrat
ic champions are 10 lead they might as we'll
abandon the field, for they are whipped al
ready. The South, at least, mean something
whfn they protest against negro supremacy
reconstruction as iniolerable. and "a eternal
waf and not peace.
Way DID SEYMOUR DECLINE TO
ADVANCE!
he public well remember that Hnratio
Seymour declined the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency six months or more ago,
and HAS not generally regarded as amongst
those from whom the choice was to be made
Sofon after his defamation we remarked to
aa intimate New York acquaintance Of his.
THAI Seymour seemed to think that there was
no chance for the election Of Democratic
candidate TO the Presidency. The New
Yorker replied, that may be so, but that is
not the reason he declines to be a candidate.
The fhct is Seymour is laboring under serious
apprehensons Of Impending insanity, and
does not risk The excitement, and terribe con-
sequeAces. that might result from his e.ec-
ton IL the Presidency Insanity is hereditary
in the family his father and brother and
other lselaiises have become insane, and the
time il approaching for its develonemcnt in
himself
Reinstatement was made to rs before there
Was any political reasons for making it
public, and was made by one who knew The
facts. And the facts, so far as they relate to
the relatives Of Seymour, are sufficiently no.
torious TO leave no question OF them in the
public mind, and Seymour's deelnation III
advance can only be accounted for on this
presumption.
Whether il be sound policy for the Ameri-
can people to elect prospective madman to
the Presidency, with the notorious Blair fa I'M
lily piostng for the succession, requires but
grain oflcommon sense above absolute idocy
to decide. Only idiots would, with their
eyes open, elect mailman President Of the
United States,
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THERE il some curiosity to know who
Frank Blair referred to in his letter as tears
pes-bsrrers.'' The Syracuse journal says J:
I'VE presume he meant the fellows who, two
or three years ago visited New York with
their carpet-bags stuffed with combustible
materials, to burn the city. He may deny
this Interpretation, because they we're all
Democrats, and he viii now expect their
votes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29

TnEMontgomery Ala J Seatlnd says II.
Z. Blair reminds us OF that mortal angel who
went up III o balloon and landed in the bot
tom of WE'LL His military record, as he
now stands, viii not give him true soldier.
His present political position, as defined by
his letter, alarms every man with family
and q home in the country. HIS seeks Office
for the purpose Of inaugurating civil war
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29

The ONEIDA DiratcA has found cut Why
Seymour is ! statesman. Bscasse heis a
war man in time Of peace, and peace man
in time of war. In peace he is invincible, in
war he is inyincible. He never had anything
to do with National affairs, except to oppose
the draft and denounce the Union soldiers as
Invaders and s'Lincon's hirelings. Does
that make him statesman?
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hires for the Democratic Nursery.

Ixr.cs Tor the Deneer asie Nurssry.
fSran shs catsnso Journal
81, away aH'rasho,s = m tsp wave Of talk.
when - boys "blow," hc1 seymour does
wan s.
But wbse she boys voss down Seymour viii
conc
To the slough, Of Sail River Democracy.
doom
Hark from the polls the dreadful wail,
Mine ear attend the sound,
aCome Blair land SEYMOUR view the srale
Where you shall shortly down.
Hancock came in with his sword on.
And salmon came in with bis gown,
And Hendricks was kept BY the leaders
To knock little Psndieton down.
odds pots!" cried Horatio,
s.What can't you agree
Then PH be the candidate.
So leave 1t to me-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29

WHAT'S THE PRICE or DE mOCRATs
The enthusiastic editor Of the Upton
Times propouuds as follows:
| ssour unfaithful and infamous delegates to
| The New York Convention sold W for Wall street
gold, and We propose to know how much We
| brou sht--how much white men are worth in the
market. They have rendered themselves in>
| famous for all time 70 come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29
Gss. THOMAS Z. Bowie, Of the Confeder-
ate army Of. Maryland, recently pressed very
tersely the general animus Of the Ku Klux

II there he any class OF men l would sooner
tax. it would be those men whofurnished the
means TO carry on the most unholy, wicked and
cruel war in history. fapplause.1 / Would pol
tax them as property. but would ateeausc can
reed upon the face Of these bonds contribution
to IN nnholy and wicked purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

AND d, aless in FISK'S PATENT. NE
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

ringleadcr, telegram from Windsor
informs us, has been arrested At that
place, and will, without doubt, be
shortly transferred 10 the State OF
Indiana, to receive the punishment
which be deserves.
Thus, at length, after years endu.
rance Of mos: outrageous violence,
after having lived in the mids, Of ter.
ror by day and BY night, after having
seen their lands and property deprc.
cia.ed in value from these Infamous
wicked citizens, Seymour is in che
enjoymcn. Of pesce For week
already, life has been rs safe there
as 10 any town in the State. For
weeks TO come, for all time, We hope,
to come. the terrible vengeance
taken on public outlaws by the long
suffering community, will give to it
security and abiding quiet If such
should ba the result of the work Of
the Vigilance Committee, fow, we
apprehend, will be found to inquire
too curiously into the means used
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

fre~ Mont soacry, Ala, issosus ~
that Govessor Saith nsd Lisusss.
a"t.Govcrpov AppIega,s we're swoss
H. o" that day as pscvisioaal
officers This 4" Lieutenaat- 0ovss-
nor" Arpl~gsse !. ""s ~ the ,,n.s
uumitigsisd srossdr~ia that 10 W.
hung lie belonged 10 = eo~pssy
of Federal cavalry during tho var,
aud while on \ raid into Mississippi
stole from the house Of the Hon.
Jacob Tho~pso" ps,srs to the vslus
Of = hssdred thosasad dollars.
Ana the war. he srot~ to Ms,
Thompson, from IIuntaville, Ala.
Offering 10 restore the stolen paperp
In consideration NJ the san Of tea
or hflses thoasssd aoilsss raid late
his hands. This fact wAs made pub.
lie through the press, aud yet the
'oyaiists of Alabama voted for
him for Lieutenant Governor
RADICAL Dnsislr,oSs, -" Sap.
ping the foundations Of the rspab
i,c TO ohjec, to serving IN the jury
with deck hand Niger a.
tempting the ns,ioH. life !" 50 want
the Frecdmsns Busesa removed /,
" s'sbbinH the country :" to vote
sgsiast the scesstrsessoe abortion
aud nssrs- suffrage "coa,sascy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
From the Nashville Banner
An Astounding Discovery.

A gentleman from the neighbor-
hood Of Carthage, Tenn, gives us
some particulars connected with the
recent discovery Of robbers cave
on the river bank, few miles dis
tant from that place, which has not
been hitherto published lie says
the discovery was frs. made by a
party Of small boys, who were bath.
ing on the bank Of the river oppo.
site the cave. Their attention was
attracted by seeing baskets lowered
by means Of ropes from the rocks
above. When they observed this
the children concealed themselves,
and patiently watched for further de-
yelopments. Tho baskets continued
to ascend and descend, and finally,
when night was nearly come, sus.
picious looking man came out of the
cave, got into one Of the baskets,
and was drawn to the top of the
precipiec. That night the boys i'm.
parted this information to men in
the neighborhood, aud early the next
morning the place was oesicaed by
persons anxious to learn something
further about this extraordinary
place. Most of these persons were
armed and ready for any sort Of wild
adventure. Upon removing pile
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

M THE Proprietor Of
As =. this Stable begs leave
4 y to return his thanks 10
ii. friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage he has received, and
to assure them that no pains will be
shared to merit ia confidence. Tic Ia
we'll supplied with Hacks, Buggies, and
Horses, and ia prepared 10 convey pas
sengcrs to all points, within reasonable
distance, ut short notice
The Stable is under the management
Of Cast. w. r. ssaith, who Is ever
ready to accommodate his friends and
the public.
they are well supplied with expert
enced Hostlcrs and Drivers, and spare
no pains to give satisfaction. In fact,
they promise TO do more FEEDING and
give more RIDING for lees money than
any other like establishment in Eastern
Texas. Give them a trial, and they will
prove what they promise 10 be true
l.. B. BIALOCk,
Proprietor,
Marshall, Feb !, 'Gs n-2oa
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

But all is changed now, Mirabel-
That pild up hair, those clnstring
curls,
" It'll store Of borrowed trcsses swell
That once were some poor peasant,
girls
The stain Of oarmine i'll supplies
The banishcd grace Of bushes red
And where truth only lit thine eyes
False belladonna CLEANS instead
When first loved thee, Mirabai,
And for my love no favor found,
My heart sustained the anguish fell
Of wha. deemed deadly wound
But since I've seen thy every charm
DECEASED into painted lie,
fce' my heart is healed from harm
And bid my pain and thee good bye,
AT one Of the latest balls in Paris,
lady, very beautiful, bat the wife
of an exceedingly Jealous husband,
asked brave Captain 10 dance with
her. The gallant officer could not
prevent, an exclamation of astonish.
ment. "Wha, is the matter, Caps
tain2 said the lady "you know
my husband is jealous, but so jealous
that | am Obliged to choose a partner
who could not excite his favoritc
passion "
49,, c.
h''que.'e' requires, III Sn'nese
eo"'e's"''o"' 'ns' e"o" '"o"'a ,o.
P',"e"' 'ne o'"e'' anu e'e'yooay
belonging 70 h'm' IN the most iauaa'
oie ay'e, ana deptee'a'e himself WIN
al P,r'a'"'ns 70 nun, 70 'nc owes.
Poss'p'e point Tue 'o''o"'"g 10 nov
an e1aeseration -.
" nat Is your honorable manner
Wy 'hsigh'hcah' aPPe'"''oh IL
'hang
" mere Is your msg"'hce"' pal
ace
MY eontempno'e nut Is NJ
Luchan'
HOW many are your '''u''r'o"'
children =,
NY we worthless prats are hve'
~ How i. the health of ynur dis
,;,o,;shal sno,..9"
- NJ ~ aoaa corro,h;n, ola
- III ~
"o"'"" 10 "'"'
sua"S H. 1a.or;has . ,.,,;hle
"y..,ep"P'' IL, ~
rniirosu ace'nent'
1.-The locomotive was going at the
rate of sixty miles per hour. At
thu, moment saw at the edge of the
bluff. xhicb we're extremely low at
,h., ,o;n, rorm wh;ch a, III. time
~, p"'"', M. 49,.
moment ! heard shou', ana inc
whix as OF n body leaping through
the mir. Then the view swan and
the horror faded. and when | came
IN mvsclr the locomotiye was stand
inc s,ons ain within a fcv Yards of
's s'p"' '. IL
INC 'a.a, o''us", ""u WV '",'' o.Ne
mpassionatcly over me, ahd MS
arms, which held me, were shattered
and bleeding
nnrious and nimless.n who went TO
w.sh;no,on Ter,;,orv ,wo y,ars AGO.
all but three have become mated.
In the story of the courtship Of .
Io,;no oon,lo ,f,., al, b,d becp mr..
W." a III ~. .,'no S,od IN. n,r
raaseo an" '"e , a"' .s Ae', H.. .".n.
rator says mere 'hc', "Ps oA"'
together, and the report that followed
was like pulling horses foot out OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

c,cte al HI. ave and .bot 4, tbe r.ar
The political complexion Of thu
Prcsea' Legislature OF Louisiana II
vsmh.,
Grant is said TO be very much an
noycd that the Jews continue to hari
upon his order NO H. FOND ns HI
Is OF music, he cannot bear TO heal
The radical press declare thai
Gov Seymour has generally run bc
hind his Jcket but they forgot tt
add that no invariably runs ahead Of
"rAnts friends have such a pro-
found admiration OF their candidate
strategy in saying nothing that they
little or nothing about him. His
name seldom burdens the air.
~. -. r,. -
against secession, aud, after they had
defeated aud put i, down, tho radi
cal party lcgallsed 1t.
N.,; go .....; :.
man az u.lau H. sls.aa ~ T.
C.,....D,J -.
Oh, yes--in that sort of a man i,
does we'll enough, but in = notorious
fool It's ridiculous.
Th.v ,.,l oe prow,,oxs J,;,,
lie won't die The sands of his life,
so.called, are dirt, clogging the tube
between the bulbs of the glass so
tina, the sands cant run.
uo,,, sa, u.,,
.,,.t,s ~. ,iy'IuIe.
A compliment that has never been
paid to John W. Forney,
., "o" '"S '" ', Nou'' l''u,N
~, 1 81 1920 49,. " ~. ~ 81 ~ ''s''
''' '"'"' ''"e VI us ''"
A year ago Frank Blair was a
msph'nca n NO" Nv y = ioo''
ina Ha' VIZ u 10 y, d y''' "'"''
'",'"'"o n.'''" IN l.. Vi
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are fixed upon success. When he
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The radical leader" are doing
everything in their power to pro-
yoke another rebellion. IL they sue
coed, we do not believe that .wind.
lers and shoddy'cont'actofs VIII
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
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