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Opposition majority,

OpposIil0n majority 10 tVtniy States, -
Deduct Democratic majority n steven States, 6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

Extra Session 81 she Legislature.
II will be seen BY the following, that ar
extra session of the Legislatures is to b
held, commencing on the I'd proximo. Tho
most important item for consideration w
suppose will be the late Land Grants to Rail
roads:
PROCLAMATION ny THE GOVERNOR.
Whereas it 10 believed that subjects oil
vital Importance to the State Of Iowa de-
mand immediate legislative action:
Therefore, j, James w. Grimes, Governor
Of said State, by virtue of the authority in
me vested, do hereby convene the General
Assembly Of said State in special session, to
be begun and held at Iowa City, on Wednes.
day, the I'd day of July next, at 9 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto SO,
M hand, and caused to be hereto affixed the
great seal OF the State of Iowa.
Done at Iowa City this Sd day Of June,
1856. BY the Governor,
JAMES w. GRIMES.
Gro. W. McCLEARY, Sec'y of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

aallQ " 7xptss were announced Tor O.
Nhp Dochran immediately arose and
thAt Dt0 Wa not correct. little A&~G5
.s0nf nlace, one delegate said he uaal
lS6yO Independently. President said he
receive no vote except from Chairma1 ~
CATION. Bsardslsy cast IL H Y fof
senator Beyard Of IA - Aee
vote for BrsckenriAgg. j. 81 voted for
Quitman. Califcra n ADn1unced her vote
for A. v. Brown. hEehe frst ballot, Del
aware withdrew thu sgps ri Bayard Of Del.
A. 4 aslse..s tn s.sgss e say that
could not agree 4 candidate. Connecti-
cut would - for her candidate, and had the
name of q distinguished son, Isaac Toueey,
TO propose. Another delegate said il WAS
not so. Connecticut reserved Touceyt Tor
higher game. Brown Of Tenn, Withdrew
vote cast for Breckenridge. Several other
States then changed for Breckenridge, and
amidst excitement, Mississippi withdrew
Quitman, and secorded her vote for Brecken-
ridge. Judge Beardsley, for n. Y. changed
votes from Butler to Breckenridge. Vote
then announced rs fellows: Breckenridge
256; nominated unanimously, and received
with immense applausc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
'rclegraphtc News.

BosroN, June G.--Chas. Hale, Of this city,
To-day received the following dispatch from
Hon. Arson Burlingame, in reply to comma
nication addressed to Mr.. Sumner:
\ washington, june 6.--Mr. Sumner has
just learned the recommendation Of Gov.
Gardner, that the committee should assume
the expense Of his illness, and he desires me
to telegraph ct once, his hopes that the rec
ommendation will not be pressed. Ia no
event can he accept the allowance proposed
MIR. Sumner adds, that whatever Massachu-
sets can give, let it 60 to the suffering in
Kansas. Assos BuRLrNGAnE.s,
CONCORD, n. H., June 6.-The Democrats
OF this city cordially respond to the nomina-
ton Of Buchanan, and 100 gums arc now be-
ing fred in his honor.
New YoRk, June G.-Tammany Hall is IL
Illuminated to-night, in honor of the nomina-
tfon, and congratulary meetings are being
held at various places in the city.
Down, n. H., june 5.-Hon. j. p. Hale
addressed a large Sumner Indignation meet
ing ~ the hotel last night, over which Mayor
Pierce presided. Strong resolutions were
adopted, denouncing the outrage perpetrated
by Mr. Brooks upon Mr.. Sumner.
CONCORD, n. H., june 5.-The efigics OF
Pierce aud Preston s. Brooks, were hanging
ing in front Of the State House this morning,
eighty feet from tho ground, on the Pierce
aud King liberty pole OF 1852. Also, an eff
fgy Of Col. George, in another part Of the
city, bearing the words, s'The glorious and
Godlike Administration Of Pierce"
The Legislature in joint convention elected
r. Metcalf, Governor, by LIS to Is. I. j.
Melvin was elected President Of the Senate,
with two American Republican clerks. Ell.
Roldin was chosen Speaker Of the House, by
vote of 100 to Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
To the People OF II. united states.

The People Of the United States, without regard
to past political differences or divisions, who are
opposed To the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
to the policy Of the presen, Administration TO the
extension Of Slavery into the Territories in favor
Of the admission Of Kansas ~ Free State, and Of
restoring the action Of the Federal Government to
the principles Of Washington and Jefferson. are in
yited by the National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention of the 32d Of February
1885, TO send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District, and six Delegates ut
.argc, TO meet in PHILADELPHIA, on the 18th
day OF June next, for purpose Of recommending
candidates for tht ofic 20 Of President and Vice
President Of the Unite States.
Ry order Of the National Committee.
Washington, March %, 1855
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
Personal Appearance % James q.
PeRc1vnl.

About two months ago while dining at q
motel in the city Of 0alsua, H., our sttsn-
ton was attracted By an old man, who eat
nsusly UpFdJfts " Us. His TEXTURES wsrv
sharp, his complexion bronsed, few gray
locks struggled over : high forehead, whose
appearance was sadly marred BY sticking
Plaistsr on enc side, and his sunken eyes
had down-cast look. His dress was Of
coarse blue wooden, and its threadbare ap-
pearance indicated that il had done good
service to its owner. In short, his whole ap-
pesrsncs was that Of some up country farm
q, or " old codger" from the mines, who felt
Ill st ease "among folks" Indeed, 20 re-
pulsive was the 6rst impression, that some OF
the ladies ct table seemed to feel almost in
suited, because no had been seated near him.
Yet that old man with HE rough dress, his
rugged features, and ugly patch, was no less
that james G. Psroival-ons Of the most
gifted Of Americas poets, and one OF the
most eminent scholars Of the present ago.
All! young naidsn, had you known Who
that " old eodgsrn Was, in the smile Of L.
rision which settled upon. your lip, woald
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

This was formerly q notorious resort TO,
thieves and gamblers. The following anec.
dote is told as having occurred there:
"A different man, however, WAS Capt
r.. He feared neither man nor devil
His boat was one Of the largest, and hi.
crew the most hardy aud fearless on the
Mississippi. Brave, chivalrous, honorable,
and generous to fault, he considered the
boat castle, and all on board as entitled to
his patronage and protection. Was a pas
senger robbed, he gave himself no rest until
the money was restored or the thief detected.
Did blackleg come on board, he was put
ashore the moment he evinccd any bad con-
duct.
"Durlng downward trip, the boat OF
Capt L. had occasion to touch at Natchez
Under the Hill, to take in some freight. One
Of the passengers who lounged into one OF
the bells in the immediate vicinity Of the
shore, was robbed of large sum Of money.
The moment h discovered his loss he rushed
to the captain 1nd told his story. The latter
apparently paid no attention, but waited un-
til the freight had been transferred. He
then coolly walked up to the door Of the hell
aforesaid, and demanded the delivery of the
stolen money. OF course his demand was
disregarded, and himself threatened with q
pistol,ng if he didn't 20 about his business
Going on board his boat, he ordered oil
hands to arm themselves and come ashore.
At the same time he directed an immense
cable chain, used for anchoring and other
purposes, to be carried ashore and wound
about about the tenement in which the
thieves were, and secured, Of course, At both
ends, to the boat.
This done, the captain, armed to the
teeth, and accompanied by the crew, ap-
preached the door of the hell, and once m re
demanded the stolen money; bat was again
denied. He then said he would give the
robbers FIVE minutes to make up their minds,
and II at that time the money was not
brought on board, he would drag the house
into the river, and take it to New Orleans
with him. Accompanied by his men, he then
went on board and ordered up steam. Still
the thieves did not appear; and o. the time
was just expiring, the engine was put in mo-
tion-the cable made taut, and the thieves
tenement subjected to strain that made
every stick Of timber in il groan. Another
moment, it would have been dragged head
long into the river, biacklegs and all, when
one OF the fraternity rushed on board the
boat with the money. The cable was un-
loosened, the captain wickedly touched his
hst in sdieu to the discounted thieves, and
the noble steamer disappeared behind the
jutting bluffs with a triumphant snort.o
Captain L. often touched at hatcher
under the Hill after that, but the blacklegs
always gave him a wide berth.--( Utica
Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

The PEDiGKxE or Books Of the
the newspapers have hunted zap the pedigree
OF bully Brooks, and find his grandfather
married Senator Buffers sister
This ia close relationship Tho New
Bedford paper-a democratic one Mt that
gives his pedigree much more % she point,
describing him AZ " one whose blood has
crept through scoundrels ever since the
hood.D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

lave bndo =, 80 smile Of wclcoSx 49,
nne eyes Wod0 have rested on tho -
with ing1ing 'aamiration. BuoS
ng was so rogeh that you did not O. =
gem which i spcl0sed, and you TN ~
6ansd that bencatk that forbidding ex& =
flor there was hear full OF poctry a1j1
NE, and brain nSk in knowledge q
thought. And had you heard the story Of
early love, you heart wodld have swelled
with pity and respect for that quiet old man.
t-(Toledo Blade. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

REPUBLICAN, MEErIxc.-Pursnant to a call
ON Tuesday morning for mass meeting to
be held on that evening, the people met in
masses. The Hall not being large enough 10
hold those assembled, the Speaker, Mr..
Stone, one Of the candidates for the Presi-
DENTAL Electors, mounted box, on the
square, and made nm eloquent, soul stirrine.
patriotic speech. The streets were filed With
hearers, and the address from this able ora
tor was received with the most enthusiastic
applause.
Mr.. Stone being one Of the Presidential
Canyassers OF this State, will do credit to
the party, and under his able and energetic
exertions, tyrannio, slave extension, border
rufian democracy must crumble and fall.-
[Oskaloosa Herald, 9th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

Iowa SENATOR ENDORSING Assassin Books.
A writer in the Davenport Gazette saws
that Senator Jones, a few DAYS since, ex-
pressed his unqualified approval of the bru-
tai and cowardly conduct Of Assassin
Brooks upcA Senator Sumner. Wha. say
the people of Iowa to that? We have no,
yet met man in Iowa who justified the at
tack. 1t is true, one leading Democrat has
said in our streets that he was sorry Brooks
had not killed Sumner, but his is the only
expression we have heard OF which was made
in the saline spirit Yet while the popula,
sentiment is that Of unqualified condcmna
slon, the sentiment of the States representa-.
tive Is that of unqualified arr.c-,aa..'' u =
BLACK and dauning q deed as ever diseraced
the Snna1s Of any nation 10 the darkest Of
ages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
MAR n vE u.

MARRIED,
At the Congregational Church, Farminxton, en-
"Wednesday, the 9Th inst, by Rev. liarvsy AAans,
Mr.. Charles N. French 10 Miss Matilda X. Davidson,
both Of Harrington.
Bettcr assurance Of happiness than tbs ascusnpse
nyiag bride,losf the printer could hardly be rxpse
sd 60 suggest. ssg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
Republican Declaration OF PrsMci-
pies.
AnorfRp py rHE pfrrsnUcn CONVENTION.

AhOFfkb BIZ fHK PITTSBURGH CONVENTION.
|. We demand and shall attempt to secure the
repeal Of all laws which allow the introduction Of
Slavery into territories consecrated y freedom
and will resist by every constitutional means the
existence of Slavery in any Of the territories If the
United States
3 We will support by every lawful means our
brethren in Kansas in their and man
y resistance 10 the nsurped authority Of their law
less INVADER. and win give the full weight Of our
political power in favor OF the immediate admission
Of kans.s 70 the Union MS free, soverAgli, indie
pendent State.
3. Believing that the present national aaminis-
trati0n has shown itself to b. weak and faithless,
and that its continuance in power is identified with
the progress Of the slave power national supreme
cy, With the exclusion Of freedom from the terrific
ry and with increasing civil discord, il is leading
purpose OF our organization to oppose and over
throw il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
The Democratic Platform.

We have the Platform as reported by the
Committee. Its exact appearance as adopt
ed, we are not certain Of, for we cannot
learn, by tracing its progress through the
Convention, precisely in what condition it
was left. 1t was not, however, altered very
materially. When we have it entire as adopt
ed, we will publish it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

PneenaEy STOLEN AND DESTROYED IN Law
asscE-TAs list Of property stolen and de-
streyed = Lawrence in the recent attack on
~ TOM n - Border Ruthans, under pre.
AGpss = eEseafiqe psecssses Of the Courts,
slsGnty - 80 49, have been ascer.
1nfs1. ~ o1nG1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

ExcEEDiSoLY DIsisTERssrrp. The yin.
cinnati Gazette says that among the dele
gates TO The great Pro-slavery, Ebo- Shin
Convention, there we're one hundred Post.
masters, -more than one-third Of the Con.
vsntion. Their counsels are sunno.ea. -
have been altogether disinterested and pat
yiotic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

EBo-SHiS.-Surely this epithet, as applied
to the Democratic party, is cminently up
propriate. II they elect their ticket, it will
be by NEcRo vorKs But for the fast
that the slave-drivers cast three votes for
every hye negroes they own, Buchanan
wonldn't have sight of chance. Does
any body doubt that? Negroes are the life
and soul Of tie party. Five negroes are as
good for them as three white laborers, and
IN that proportion the two classes are put in
competition at. the polls. ::the negro vote
going in body for the Democracy. Con-
sidering how convenient it is in o political
way, il is no wonder that the Shareholders
wish to enlarge the borders OF their author
ity by reducing 'sthe poor white trash'' to
ssrvitude. No wonder they proclaim and
endesvor practically to establish the theory
that Slavery is not thing of color, but Of
caste. Perhaps they may do it sometime,
when the Democracy need fresh blood and
are driven to new expedicnts. Ea. for the
present, Nsgroism is the root and foundation
OF Democratic power. On Ebony Shins
their demagogues walk int Office. Let them
wear the name so significant of the source Of
their supremacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
Ed w AID A. FOX,
A4
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
L nounse to the publ. that their Co.eh.. leave ave-
Keokuk Daily SUNDAY excepted) for Fairfield, o.
lloosa Fort Des Moines and Council Bluff passing
ircugh Boston, Charleston, Prinros., Winchester,
birmingham, Ashland. Agency City, Ottumws, Ed
dyville, Orkaloosa. Pclla, Monroe, Apple rove, 70
IT. Dcs Moines.
From O-kaloesa ltri-weekly) TO Council Bluff, viz
Belfoatan, Knoxville, Ples~antyils, Indianola, ST.
Charles, Wintsrsett lndiantown, Silver Creek, to
Council BLUFFS.
Also from OIumwa via Blakesburs, Alba, La
grange, to Charlton, tri-wc-kly.
Also from Kukouk, Daily, via Warren, Farmington,
bonaParte Bentoasport, keo<auqua, Pitsburg, Troy,
10 Bloomfield.
Also to Fort Dodge from Fort Des Moines, passing
through BoonsbOro' and Homer.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort aud
convenience Of passenger.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all the above plae n
o'clock. A. NJ.
~ O6icc on Main Street, second door above the
IAcleds House. W. Is. POTTER, Agent.
june ABLY
CA1RIAGE MANUFAC TOR Y,
On johnson Street, between Let and "a.
Ri o.skiAS GO. Having per- "R
In ksokuk, with m ample supply Of 2@
the very best material for the man.
ufacture Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks,
We are prepared to make all articles in our line,
in the very best style and Of the choicest materis
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
Sept ~, lSSG-dly
VINHE undersigned now have . stock Of Logs, and
I can furnish almost any amount Of Lumber 10
worked Flooring, Surfaced Lumber, &c.
Fare weed.
Fire wood, sawed In stove lengths, or otherwise
furnished q the mill for 81 Per cord.
June 5d3m HIATT AHARBTNE
RRUSHEs.-Tooth, Hair aud Nail Brushes, :
II ii Lar -.
BY WILKINSON / MARSHALL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Jnne5d Corner of Main and I'd sts.
GRNUINE LUBfN'S ExTRACrs.-Jockoy Club
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet de Caroline, Pat
cnouiy koso, jenny Lind, and other celebrated per-
Iulnss Tor tue toilet, for sale BY
WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL,
saessssors q 4. H. Aysss, cor. Main and "a -.
TOILET s0APs.---tOWs brown windsok aa1
iun. as1ey so.p saET;pssa genuine T $sH .s
EAu DE- CoLOGNE.-deuains Johann and ].
~ Maria Faxins Cologne, in octagon and long bot
junesd WILKINSON 4 MARSHALL.
EyLAVORING ExTRACTS.-preston 4 Msrrill's,
Il H. 4 G. A. wright's, Meakims' and others TX
tracts Of Lemon. Vanilla, Peach. Ra.Pbsrry, Mace.
al. 5; N1'"s' WILKINSON iIii Ssd I kARshl ALL. :
junc3d Cor. Main and I'd sts,
IKDYASNIA-A splendid perfume Tor handker-
j j. ssssi'' 1'' VI; WILKINSON 1ErSs ! MARSHALL.
GENUINE HAVANA GIG -Cilindrados Re-
" Rala dc Londres, TrAbucos, La Rosa, L. Prusba
La Trasmsrana, balances, ETC., etc. Choicest brxnds
only, for sale BY
iune3d WILKIN0ONA MARSHALL.
LIVERY day aad evening It Crsighton Ohmsr's
p fashionabls Saloon, Johnson street, near the
Pest o.. Aprl7-df
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

This .Eysnng Tuesday, June 10th, ~ill be per-
formed, by particular request. the Drama acts
entitled
The keokuk Fireman.
Rotary Press, q. +. Brown.
Lucreta, Miss Louisa Pray.
After which, Song by q. r. Brown.
Dance, by Miss LorisA paAy.
The performance will conclude with the popa-
lar Comedy Of
THE ACTRESS Oh ALL WORK.
Midae, q. +. B,owa
Marie tin which character she will
sustain diferenct parts.J Mrs Louisa Pray
Prices Of Admissioi-Dres Circle 80 vents Gallery
25cnts. Doors opsnat O'Clock. curtain viii rise
at7i.
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Dealers IN ReAi Estate.
0nice over Banking House OF Ford. Gorhsm Ford,
junelodawl KEokuK IOWA.
=. n. foRb, Cuts, =. DORIAN, u. yuRp.
Ford, GsYhan 4 ForA,
BANK ERS,
Third ST., one door South of Main, keoknk, lows.
REFERENCES:
Metropolitan Bank. New York;
Winslow, Lanicr 4 Co., New York
W. 4. Howe, Presf., Boston;
Geo. W. Thayer, Prest., Boston;
Il. Tslebue 1hayer, Cash. Bndalo;
Peninsula Bank, Detroit;
/. il. Burch 4 Co., Chicago:
Carpenter Ford. Cincinnati
Darby a lisrksdale, st. Luis;
I. Y. Handy, Cash. Cleveland.
junel0dAw
keokuk Furniture MaauGaciory,
EierenM Street bet. Main AID JoAssoa. Ecokkk Iesa
kILDOl RNE r. DAVIS,
M MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE Deal
1Sx ers in all kinds OF Cabinet Ware. Orders from
distance respectfully solicit. and promptly at
tended e &C IL sces;sd il pSTsoa, osefuiy p.eArd
and forwarded 10 MI parts IL the country.
keokuk, June 10 '56~i&w
To Carpenters, 0uilde r., md 81 the ~.
NNOoD Turning. Scroll and Fancy Saving done
w 10 order Mt the keokuk Furniture MAaufacto-
~, corner Of johnson and 18th streets.
Jur.a l6dSwtf klI,DITRNE nAyI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

LIVERY day and evening st Crsighton Ohmsr's
- fashionable Saloon, Johnson street, near The
Pest o.. apel7-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

BUCHANAN AND BRxcKENRIDGE.-As we an
ticapated, the report of the nomination OF
Buchanan is confirmed. For Vice. President
the Convention nominated John c. Brecken-
ridge, Of Kentucky. Mr.. Breckenridge is q
young man, but has a degree of talent and
energy which have made him conspicuous
member Of the House Of Representatives, in
which body he represents the old district OF
Henry Clay. And here we cannot but sug-
gesf, that if Border RuHian Democrats do
not tire themselves in consuming imprudences
Of speech. before they get through discus
sing the dement's Of Mr.. Summers oratorv,
and should they need more food for criti-
cism, they will find an abundance of malig-
nant personalities and unmeasured vitupera-
tons, vherewithal to glut their appeti,es, in
the speeches Of the member for the Ashland
district, in sessions back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
Z At HEN El N

Tuesday evening, June 10.
+ Encouragement of the celebrated Artists.
Mr.. g. +. BROWN,
and
MISS LOUISA PRAY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10
10 the PaDIHc.

ITAvIN6 determined, hereafter, to Do an sxelu.
i sissiy caah business In oar retail aspartmsss,
are prepared To sell all kiIas Of Hats, Caps Boo
nets Sc, At greatly reduced prices. Our stock u
nov very complete, and Ne keep nothing bat The
bst grades u goods always hsvs the is~st styles,
sud will sell lower for cash than the common gradss
are sold on credit. So come with yosr dimes!
- All kinds Of Millinery work done TO order
ct the shortest notice.
Oct "a -dff ID = HENpHRYY 4 GAGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-10

NOtyCo 10 BW1I6eFse
CEALED PROPOSALS win be- received It the AZ.
~ Ace Of the City Engnecr until 5 o'clock r. n.
OF Monday, June 9th, 1856 for the building Of .
Msrkst House, on the corner 0f JOHNSON and Fourth
Streets.
Tor payment % b received II cash, also in City
Bond;. payable IN twenty years, drawing eight Per
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