The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-02


ersasing cremation throughout the DesMoinos Val
ley we'll a the rest Of the State and tbs nj
ted States and as = medium Of advertising is not
surpassed. sub,cril .ion price $3.50 per annum IN
pdvanoe,
CT The Locofoco papers are publishing
with much gusto speech made BY one c. ".
Carrigan, of Philadelphia. at Democratic
meeting, the substance Of which was de-
nunciation of Know Nothingism. This is the
way he feels shocked over the existence Of
that party, and the Locofocos cry amen TO it;
"Great God what picture Of the bright
est era Of civilization, What scenes for q
republican govern Anarchy and blood
shed triumph over American hbsrty. Free
speech outraged, free presses attacked, free
dom of conscience violated, free suffrage
trampied under foot, arson run riot, citizens
murdered, and the constitution Il rope Of
sand
Oh you craven Of heart. Look at Kansas 4
Popular sovereignty crushed out by the heel
Of the conQueror The law given by an IN
vader denouncing 6endish penalties for the
exercise Of the most sacred rights oh
What of the Press, Free Suffrage, Constitu-
tional Guarantees, and individual. Liberty in
Kansas Outraged, spit upon, deridcd =!
loa who roar so Indignantly over know Moth
ng.sm, how tenderly do You treat Of Kansas.
where the violation Of Civil Rights has no par
sllel among the free States of modern times.
p The Hark,ye now saws that it got our
M &c
by private hand on The morning Of publica-
ton. and that it copied the list from MS, Civ
ing us credit in q separate notice. Now our
paper went up the river on the same day that
At was published; therefore, the pretence that
b. some remark ibe enterprise it procured
the hat without thanks to US and sent it back
down the river ut as early an hour as ours
reached the same place, is humbag, Of course.
just rs ~epresum ID. IL the HatckeYe hadn't
been 50 disposed TO be astonishinely enter.
prislng over very small matter, ii would
have saved US the necessity of bringing il
down to the facts, ana itself many words and
the necessity Of coming down Il peg in its
highfalutin' pretences.
{ a lion. ID. ID. Barnard has written lon.
letter, calling for the reorganization Of tn.
Wing party. The ability, integrity and pat
ro.ism Of Mr.. Barnard, no man doubts, bu
his sagae'ty may BE- questioned, in common
with other politicians Of his class. II he is so
dull a. NJ: 10 sec thar the old Wing party il
a thing va.ch Is beyond the possibility Of re-
sascitation. Il \. strante that these follow
crs Of Webster pay 50 little respect % his last
an mo,t empatre declaration that the Wing
parsy would cease g exist with the election
Of lsj1. Fof olr-a!seS. we believe Mr.
Webster appre.lendel the truth more clearly
taan Mr. Blrnlrt, Or Mr.. choate, Or Mr.
Wiashrop. Or GOV. Hunt
Y r. all the swelling words employed
" H. Pennsylvania election. it turns out
thai y + c4u1adef or Canal ma s,ioner
(wlo X may BE- taken as a fair indication
Of til general sentiment, and m average OF
w poPalar yose) has not majority At all.
ii Is elected b. a pleuraiity, when the OPP
Posing vote in The aggregate throws him into
minority Of over 1000. Had the oppo,i-
tloa 9aea united, they would have carried tn,
S-a:e most certainly. This fact sustains ca.
rsmarks few days ago UPON the Penn .ylya-
lection, AMI confirms the reIsonablenes.
y ear anticipation thu the Keystone sta
WI vote righ' % clear, far issue, with
ptrt,es ranged h definite nnl satisfactory
p1i'i9a, IS they vii b. in the great cam