The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-20


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| Ue esuLT OF The eEosotA shscTios'
! wrote to you Immediately after the cleo
ton in Georgia giving you some account OF
The difficulty in securing a.vots At oil in our
county. Sinee ehearisg fsoR other parts OF
The 6tate fesl quite Fseooeiled at the re-
NH ID old Camden. q aeted inA former
letter that If We could have : fair election in
Georgia We should give Grant and Colfax
thirty shousend majority, thas aay hes than
that might be Get down q . cheat and fraud.
| Il turned out thu. Seymour aad Blair carried
the 1ssts bv4S,5s4 vo4ss, sod tho majority
~as obtained By intimidation and threats
and il MAY Be query il the minds Of those
outsids Of de State 70 know how it VA
brought about, and propose to show how il
was done, and to do 80 let ne take the vote,
Of 1 few counties where the cofored men had
Ithe power. and we're protected in their RICH,
10 vote, and compare them with the vote cas-
for the Governor in April last, and first le,
Us take the county of Ribb, it gave Governor
Bullock 21a2, Grant asd Colfax 29ls.
Richmond county rave Governor Bulocl
so-s Grant and Collar a42s.
Go. p.u... KIN
wynn county gave governor DuiiocA oio
CLARK county gave Governor Bullock LOGS
OA'uWih county esso uovernor Dh''oc'