The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-30

FIoRrINo uHpRR FALSE CoLoRs.--In Leba-
non, Ohio, the BUCCANEERS issued on the
morning of the late election double-shsg
poster, the contents Of which were ~ fel-
| lows
some Day ID
for
Liberty and Union,
against
Slavery and Disunion.''
In Pennsylvania also they played the same
double game, in Free Soil districts pretend
ing to be the only true Free Sellers in the
land. La several districts handbills were is
sued and the day contested under such pre-
tence as this
| Buchanan and Breckenridge,
and
Free Kansas /"
If that is not the very impotence OF the
Evil One himself, then he never will find his
match on this earth. The Buchaneer party
the friends and defenders Of 'sFree Kansas ~
Indeed
SKw C,rlzKss.--The New York Herald
says that 900 persons have lately received
their naturalization papers in that city, and
nearly 5000 more will have deas, so previous
to election. The expenses are dArayed by
the Republican and Buchanser Central Com
mittees, the former paying generally for the
Germans, who favor the Republican cause,
and the latter paying for the Irish, who are
generally for Buchanan. The Irish COM
prise about three ffths Of the whole num-
Der.
How THEY LOVE rHK UNioN.--Senator Ma
son, Mr. Buchanan's nearest friend and
leading advocate in Virginia, in a late letter
says:
SIN my calmest judgments, but one course
remains for the South Immediate, absolute,
and eternal separation ~
This 10 one Of the Union-savers; one OF
the men who is in such trcpidation for fear
that the bonds of the Union may be weak
ened by the revolutionary measures Of the
Republican party
Fatal AccIpENr--John Shrieves and Jno.
Rutt, of Winterset, were out with party
hunting deer in the western part OF the coun-
ty, week before last, when the former, shoot
ing at deer, accidentally hit and instantly
killed the latter.
! e. new assessment on the ofice-holders
at the East has been made by the Buchanan
t General Committee. They are reduced to
the actual living point, Of them, it 10
said, quite below,-by the free bleeding Of
the managers to keep the corruption fraud
ample.
ca We are indebted to Geo. Donnellan,
Esq. for some specimens Of choice fruit from
the orchard of relative in Henry county.
Iowa produces as fine fruit as any state in
the Union. IL is profitable crop, and we
marvel that there is not more attention paid
to ID.
Planes.
We clip the following from Louisville
paper:
flANO Al LoNls
Our enterprislne manufacturers, Messrs. Pc
ters, Cragg 4 Co., are in receipt OF the fol-
lowing letter from friend in st. Louis:
ST.. Louis, Oct Ia, '56.
GENTLEMEN :-Hurrah for the West Hur-
rah Your pianos received the premium
over Steinway & Sons, New York Schomack-
cr 4 Co., Philadelphia Nunns 4 Clark, New
| York, and Boardman 4 Gray, Albany. 1t
took the judges an hour 10 decide, but they
could not help themselves.
/ In haste, yours, full Of Western pride,
| W.
| This is certainly most gratifying testimo-
nial to the skill of Louisville mechanics, and
a triumph Of Western enterprise that we
know is we'll deserved. Peters, Cragg Il Co.'s
pianos cannot be surpassed anywhere, and
/ this fact is now we'll established by the award
Of the great ST. Louis Fair, where our friends
received the FIRST premium against probably
the strongest competition ever known in the
United States. We congratulate them on
their success. y
/ Messrs. Patrick & Grouse are agents in
this city for Peters, Cragg { Co.'s Pianos.
Room on Second-st., over Kendall, Howe 4