The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-09


rms .IRIen People, s0ULLfno
The D8n0CnATIc CAmR.
The I1sh People, having come ous sos
Grant, Colfax and the Republican pan, y
doing gallant work. Answering : eFs
Of Brick Pomsroy's ), that the price ~ Il
change 70 Republication was 460Qa i -
| !. .r.. thes 70 v,rs offered etsoe by ~
ne.oeress il " voaId trsachsressly forgss or
dsty to our country and support their sea1s1
dssisg Ne 1ssssas sanpaisa. 1.s $50. - ~.
| sss III the piandsf that svsr H. 1snaa.y ~
sssu n1s1 ssab1 Wta - ho0 -
| dsty points cut. That no doubt, vss me origin
Of "BrisA ~ slasdr.
INA Word 70 our Friends, explaining
their support Of Grant snd coifax, the Pub.
fishers ~:
Those Who know US we'll, aud who have "sAiled
In the same boat" with us in the past, will voach
that ~ have never deceived orr friends, never
feared our foes-neyer swsrvsd from our duty tor
Aay consideration by which humanity va ever
~ led into temptation and *rong.doins. Le'
those Who have tFustsd us 90 long % reaseufeos
and take heart os bops for ~ fstsse. We plsdgs
ourselves today. before oar vsspls 49, enf yea,
that the c>ufpe ve are now pursuing No beli4vs
TO be that most conducive TO the success Of the
great cause fer which No have % long and go pa
tisntly struggled and 10 the welfare Of tho Irish
race in America We know w are taxing the
prcjudicea Of many Of our old friends ~ heavily
~ men Of desp-rooted prejudicss will bear 70 b
taxed; but Ne are conhdsnt also that our faith has
bean tried sacisny % rstain for - the trsse sn9
confidence Of every true patriot who has Travelled
20 FIR and so unfaltsringly along the thorny and
difficult path which leads to the goal Of our high
est aspirations Freedom and Independence for
our Native Land; Prosperity and HaPpiness tor
our Exiled People,
n. ~. d.. Co., ~, Henrv e.. MIR.
.,-n.A. 49,. j, .hre
pnn n.yo, nou"sa 's =. la. Tim.
sasssr .d.. a. tks low estimate which
thsse professional politicians form Of the nsslli
cI,a ~. - NJ u...h, q, T,;sh snnnort
1b.y know w.li that b. has No nors Irish feeling
Or Irish sympathy II him than Japanese Tommy
Lne, .neI I, An .,a .hss hins.n encs
bosstsd-in snswsr to rsproaeh uttered BY soms
enc IL bis hsosan9 e .es enc. .a., I,sSm.nM
:. 1890. e Nv. that il be thought particle
Of Irish blood remained in HE body ne would .l
plea - Ine -. saP Z. -, maLa .nsI.yer.
ns speeches to Irish audiences that he is ohsered
and spPlaudsd BY the more ignof.ns ana v1c.Su.
portion Of our poPMaiion; ana hey Ismsm.s'
| aboss all that Mr.. AmPny pears IN ir .a. un"e
It has ever been an axiom WITH INC Pon'lc.an;s y
America that the most seinsn snu uupIn. ~.
cheat on this continent may reany outrs9s, insu''
and despise the Irish 70 tner near's pt'eI -
discomfort, II be can onIy staso Deiofe tne. W.
| an Irish name and give snem piafnsy Hna pun =
combe Tor two hoafs ~ ufsten- AT. Hsahy
| Murphy raves On .nstc Ivy ~ -.
"palAver" and the patronymc; ana ~ ME c's,m,
l becsuss OF them were nos feookniIoa y ~. -
New York Democratic state convention, y ~
| not for want OF urging them strongly on inc par
Of his friends
Thu PHoRt wants Reverdy johnson 70
l. u.s 1..:...o C..,.r1 AID R.natn,
cAHsu = sains1s0A "
CONFESS or man OF his stamp appointed II
Johnaon,a .tead.
a,,Eo;.,
u has scanning arAc'o upoa Inc uupne.''
I Of Andrew johnson in his treatment OF the
It,: n. e.... ,o,.. e., DOING notb;ns
: ensus. s 80
VIVA, that additional Ieg,sIatiOn WAS nsces
-, - ora.r "a nrotect naturalixed citizen
" D., r..
abroad, ana tnat tos hsalca' oonS'ee'
wouldn't pass the laws necessary TO enable
~; - .;v. that nrote elton. The Peopl.
aim 70 kNs 'u". pios' >'''
says:
| TN. inr.,in. hvpocvits wen knew that he he'd
il ~, own hands al the power hs needed, anG
th.t The very word, Of the naturalization oatf
m.d. =. IN. .onsl Of an. citizen but he felt cor
t.;n ina. M Cancres, would dare to entcr on an,
/ leei.l.tio. by which they would be practically
t.s;n~ the ssttlenSot OF I really internationa
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