The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

SeuAtOtt euV tuctE ii'euus tnss 1850
)ludG4 s asss,,R pl.y 'q{.E4HP y, =:
hllU8l BIZ }vel ID Ill l12E&a,1
vas too thin to act on il to-day, bnt will pa
the bill over the veto Monday.
The city il now iilled with Office seekers to
almost ~ crest An extent - 1t the beginning
Of . new administration, but differing from
any other class Of Office seekers that vaa ev-
: ,s,s;' is;hfAns szss Of re.
ara representative men Of their party-men
Who hope to promote both the interest Of the
eantry and their party. Not 20 now. Asa
u. they ara lhiexsaia sseis hearts, and ihs
- oHice 10 tina. they be thieves
b, practice. The Office .-"a. sought after
nov 10 Con missioner Of Internal =. -'snns'
E4ga1sssI'o n 1yIs
er purpose than to steal. Il would not be
p,-.ib!efpsssyf hsnsss sAaAe se, the ap
pointment from Johnson. No one expects
ii. Johnesn expects TO b. re-aominptsd u
ls6,aAaH &dh csiSafioH V i 10 lkonest
Democrat believes thu. he will be, but many
dishonest men tell bin that be will be, and
then these men get the appointments, and
then their Republican parners get tbsss APP
.posaiees cohsrsnea.s ana hn fostdfaisi5 true
Senators always help on these combinations,
. a AiAisabsx~.ssu thst~stes~Aiskys snd
tofssf t1xef tantot Sc Collected. Perry
Iii Ter, no doatt. has the control of the sp-
pointment q IpteFnpL EssysuAe Commission
er He secured Ross' vote to save Johnson
and this entities him to have what he vants
sF4iipqseaeYsssg1 tbs isse3 tnAee he
6n 6e confirmed. II he fnds that be can
no, be, be may make arrangements with some
o,h1 - III spplissns j soth1S1 MIN sp-
pointed, or he may wal, until the Senate nd
ioains when Rollins will be rsmosed
|s1Aeai n VII be appointed, and ffsde &kisfy
rim scan deiea. the reduction Of the whisky
with tho ssls ssassnf tkal one n h.f viii b. u.sd
to defeat Gen. Grants election.
,ssnasYxiEr for, here ie thsas Consultation
tells terrible story about the desperate ne
sroes hers. nsobs, riots, DC, DC. never
saw 5 mor~q3et eAcioa dsnshe ono hers
this Spring. Simply because the police pro.
tec.ed the negroes from the white rowdiea.
atA eiiha M s1sssien. rhaeil ypsttpssih IT
ihst the Copperhesds had carried the city.
their white r.Ttisana made the city hideous
by liek Aoeh ngsihastheaesfbes AID the
Radicals. Nothing prevented repetition II
New Orleans and Memphis stus'ths police
force, ana t6s fvllremtsEt6 tn own homes
of the Radicals, black and white. The even
ing after the election negro killed white
man who had followed him several blocks,
sbusing him, and finally attempted to strike
him With slung shot. Tho. -negrn bes col
~ ftst yet, bat no iird vb4dt c>hbSict
him, II caught. No man here has feared i
mob of negroes, bu. it aEas bisea h6totioas
that nothing bat the police bne has keps the
returned rebels and their homo allies frog,
making - ssssait % ths negroes Al any time
snce the election. To eHec. this the Rebel
portion Of the City Council and Aldermen
have organized reparsts government, ap-
pointed an sd interim Mayor, aud attempted
to remove the Chief Of Police. .But th.y
~ k6Gd6fsa6dfAb ll usiH Ae1Iskhas
fss. They did not steal sppll books sfiw No
elsction, but they did xhpls sheets Of resis-
tered voters before receiving the Radical vote.
90 that they fell certain of their na:ori.S. and