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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-29

We had the pleasure Of call to day from
James Redpath, Esq, the celebrated COR
respondent of the ST. Louis Democrat and
Chicago Tribune, who is just from Kansas,
and on his way to Chicago. He left in this
afternoons train. He informs US that Col.
Lane expected to cross into Nebraska, on
Monday last, with about 300. The Massa-
chuset,s and Chicago companies were behind,
one Of them having gone by way Of Council
Bluff. The Milwaukee company remain to-
gether.
Col. Lane sent word to Gen. Smith to
know If the company Of emgrants with him
were to BIO disturbed, by the troops, il they
entered The Territory peacefully. Geo. Smith
answered that he expected instructions to ar
rest him, (Col. L. on u cLa-ge Of treason,
and should make the arrest, II it cost 500
lives. Col. l.. then asked If he would give
protection to the emgrxnts who desired to
enter the Territory, if they entered without
the company Of their present leader. The
answer to this question had not been re-
ceived.
The Aissourians, 600 strong, we're as
sembling to intercept the emigrants in Ne
braska. Col. Lane is determined to fight to
the death, if attacked by the Missourians.--
llowa City Rep, 18th.
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quired Gov. Rssder to attend him. Suisse
quent evcnts hare only strengthened the
conviction Of your Committee that this Vas
an interference By the Judge who issued
the writ, tending greatly to obstruct full
and fair Investigation. Gov. Reedsr and
Gen. Whitfield alone were fully possessed Of
that local information which would enable
Us to elicit the whole truth, and it Was obvi-
GUS to every one that any event which would
separate either Of them from tho Committee
would necessarily hinder, delay and embar-
rass it. Gov. Rseder claimed that under the
circumstnne es in which he was placed no was
privileged from arrest except for treason,
felony, or breach Of the peace. As this was
aquestion Of privilege, proper for the Courts,
or for the privileged person alone to deter
mine on his peril, We declined to give him
any protection or take any action in the mat
ter. He refused to obey the writ, believing
it to be a mere pretense TO get the custody OF
his person, and fearing, % he allsdged, that
he would be assassinntsd by lawless bands
OF men then gathering in and near Lecomp-
ton. He then left the Territory.
subsequently H. Miles Moore, an attorney
in Lcavcnworth City, but for several years .
citizen of Weston, Mo-, kindly furnished the
Committee information ~ to the residence
of persons voting ut the elections, aud in
some 90 examined witnesses before u.s.
lie was arrested on the streets OF that town
by an armed band OF about thirty men, head
cd by W. D. Wilkes, without any color Of
authority, confined, with other citizens, un-
der military guard for "a hours, and then
notified to leave the Territory. His testi-
mony was regarded as important, and upon
his swora statement that it would endanger
his person to give it openly, the majority Of
your Committee deemed it proper to examine
him OK parte, and did 80.
By reason Of these occurrences, the con-
testant, and the party with and for whom he
acted, were unrepresented before US during
greater portion of the time, and your Com
mittee were required to ascertain the truth
in the best manner they could.
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ATKs.--We printed and posted about town an
abstract OF some Of the laws of Kansas,
which We TOOK on, Of the code published by
authority Of the Kansas Legislature. Loco.
facos tear them down. They have been jas
tifying that Legislature as legal and right,
and Douglass says the Black Democracy are
pledged TO support these laws. Are they
ashamed to let Freemen read th.ms Ii not,
Why tear them down.
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FREE SrEgcH.--Gus. Hall, at meeting at
Burlington, on Friday night last, justified
Brooks's attack on Sumner.
Senator Jones said tr wished Brooks had
skilled the id seoundrcl.'
sswished to God Brooks had killed the id
Abolition son Of BIB
These are the advocates OF Free Speech in
Iowa. There 10 marvellous agreement
among them.
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From the Augusta Chronicle and Santpel. ]
s.You can Tara ~, Rucha nah. -,


We are indebted to u gentleman Of high
character for the following anecdote Of that
veteran statesman and patriot, Henry Clay,
and the Politician, James Buchanan
sJuNK l2, 1856.
!sDear Sir: Your notice Of Mr.. Buchanan,
a few DAYS since, reminded me of an anec-
dote told me Of him by Mr.. Poinsstt, Of s..
c., some years ago.
"a party of gentlemen were dining to-
gether in Washington, among whom were
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Buchanan. MIR. Buchan-
an had Just been appointed Minister to Rus
STA, and was making some inquiries Of Mr..
Clay about court dress, its character, cost,
&c. Mr.. Clay told him that he had one, for
which he hod no use, and would giYs it to
him. Mr.. Buchanan thanked him, but said
as he had worn il, it must be furnished. Mr..
Clay replied, in that manner which was pc
culiar to him, sOh, but you can turn it, Blu
chsnan.' The discontinue OF Buchanan
was complete, as the conversation took place
just after Mr.. b. had turned his political coat
in most unblushing manner"
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3 Ieicgrnphtc News.


Nav YoRK. July 25.There were about
5 900 persons at the Fillmore meeting which
took place at the Academy Of Music las,
evening. Speeches were made by Davis oi
Mo-, Moore Of Ohio, Marshall OF n.y., and
others. Hiram ketchum presided. Much
enthusiasm prevailed.
Bosros, July 25.-Thc American Canven-
ton continued in session allnight, and finally
organized BY the choice OF Hon. +. G. Baker
u Frcmonter, for President, by vote Of 30d
TO 2bi.
1.o-::i,..ra,s oe TIC r..,llao5ci;..cs hero .a.:
the hall in body.
Gov. Gardner was subsequently, nominated
by reclamation for re-electicn, and Henry
Bunkley for Lieut.. Governor. and also the
present Secretary OK State, Atty General and
Auditor.
The Fillmore boilers marched to their
head quarters, when, after some speeches, it
was voted 70 endorse call for Fillmore
convention for August 9Th.
rT-A gentleman who has been travelling
West tells the following story He travel
ed for SOME time in company with q man
who had formerly been with Col. Fremont.
Being asked by some man what were his po-
litical views, he nnswcred--tsI am All out
and-out locofoco. know Fremont like .
book; he's bound to be elected, because its
Just his luck. He never undertook 10 do
anything in his life that he did not accom-
plish, and shall help him one vote, but he
don't need it-he'd be elected II nobody
voted for him.
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" No said Disunion |.

The Richmond Enquirer (which the Times
certi6es to be high Democratic authority
thrcatens dissolution unless Free Speech is
suppressed. Hear il
s.Sumner and Summers friends must he
puniShcd and silepesd. Government. which
cannot suppress such crimes as theirs, HIS
failed Of its purpose. Either such wretches
nust b. hung or put in the pcnitentiary, or
The South should prepare at once 10 quit the
Tnicn.n
Our Iowa Buccaneers are secondins lis
motion with alscrity.
HALL DEsxKTiSc his sEAT.-aus. Hall has
abandoned his oliciAl duties and come home
to sleeGioneef for reelection. We expect
the Tinss viii reprinaDd him severely for
runaias sway from pubic business to look
after biz own ipssrests.