The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-09
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had mot visited il bsfors sises ls4s.

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capital, - i shown b. ths papers Of hat city
announcing up 70 The vsry evening Of Mr..
Dickens 6rst residing, - few seats for each
evening remain unsold.', -
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- asEasoiShdssss.. ] fhsEi III apdEa
have got of this Fenian riddle. The problem
is-"My frst, when be makes my SECOND,
calls himself nv whole" The solution isl
Patriot.
PRivArE letters from Chicago, so the news
papers have it, represent Mrs. Lincoln as UNI
oues,ionably insane. One of her decisions
is that she will come to want, and she sslls
everything she On ny In hands upon. She
is said TO be living in house all the furni-
ture of which has been disposed Of, with two
old men y her body guard. g.
CHICAGO papers, learning that Dickens
he'd almost concluded not to visit that place
have adopted strategy. TbeErpresent that
Dickens favori,e brother, Who VAS . railroad
clerk at Chicago, died some time ago, leav-
ing bis family in very needy circumstances,
and that as Dickens Is making thousands Of
dollars BY his American readings, he viii, 81
coarse. come to Chicago and sslieve the seed.
Of his dead brothers. family. Sharp, that.
s8E $500 - ! & - 4-A-4 y
Tas Gazsss saJs: Psspis bsEs cosa-
planned Of General Grants rsiceace. His
correspondence with the President shows
that be has pluck that be las deep regard
for the interests Of the country that he be-
lieves it his duty to obey the law that he has
opinions, and that he does moi hesitate to ex-
press these on proper occasions. He does
not go out of bis way to write or talk. but he
can 20 both WHEN in the line Of duty.
49, 49,
Tas Cincinnati .Casdtss correspoadent
says Of the late John Harvey. of the Louis
vile Democrat:
The death OF J Ohm Harvey is severe blow
to Democratic literature in this State, for he
was, undoubtedly. The editor of the party. He
is gone now, and It's right to speak nothing
but good Of him if we can help It. but truth
conssfains ~ 70 say thAg hG had mos 70 DO
With making Kentucky what she Is to-day, a
Democratic State, than any man in it. John
Harvey broke up the Union party in 1862 :
since then be labored to destroy it, and did
SO. He lived to see his work returning to
plague him. Peace to his ashes He was q
great, hnts.mistasen man.
ir ever 80 rnahyt Democrats get 70 Heaven
as would Gil district school house, they will
call a meeting and pass resolution declaring
Heaven "a White Mans Government, and
that It's unconstitutional for. negroes to be
there. A party Of Democrats tina. will new
er participate in such a meeting in tina, place.
me, in Estele county, Kentucky, the other
day and passed these resolutions:
WHEREAS, This Government was formed by
white men, on white basis, and for white men,
and which has always bcsn the Interpretation u
the Constitution, both by the States Courts and
The Supreme Court OF the United States, and so
practieed by the Executives Of the nation until
men my hign places saw 1T to act otherwise for
parsissh purpesess sad
WHEREAS, The negro is marked ard stamped
MS belonging to class inferior TO the white race,
and are incapable of self government
Resolred, That We regard all acts of Congress
IN stteRpting to make negroes citizens cf the
United States contrary TO the Constitution OF the
United States, and a assspalien VI power, and If
not checked viii bring ruin and desolation on the
Resolred, That the advocates of negro suffrage
and negro citizenship deserve audought to receive
universal rehuke
We hope all good Republicans feel r.buked
accordingly.