The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-27

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He made just - traisofous thssAts. HI
uttered just ssch disunioa sentiments. HI
loves disunion. He hates and dsspisss thil
miserable co~litisn with the vulgar North
the ow-livsA sthirsling: states, where the,
don't own their workmen and don't think i
any disgrace TO work. Let US quote sen
tence from his speech, as we find it in tho
Charleston Mercury, the organ of the Peck
snifhans:
/ aMr. Calhoun has said that no man could
tell what would be the consequences OF dis.
union. Bur IT HAS NO TERRoks, il effected In
q proper manner
That is specimen Of his love for thu
! Union. That is an evidence of his patriot
ism. Now observe in how sacred esteem he
holds the iden of Human Liberty and Free
Labor. I'VE quote from the same specify
/ Sat this time the slaves of the South were
! in good condition, their labor was directed
| by intelligence, and they were better fed and
clothed than The laboripg classes among the
people of the North"
And now hear how, like Fillmore and Bull
ly Brooks, he defends and proclams armed
and open treason We quote farther
sWhen Fremont 10 elected, We must rely
| upon what we have--a good state government
Every governor IN the South should cal. the
| legislature of his state together, and have
measures Of conduct decided upon. II they
did not, and submitted to the degradation,
they would deserve the fate OF slaves.
should advise my Legislature to 60 at the tap
OF the drum. There IL great question to
be settled, but whether shall take the sword
or the cartridge box do not know
You have ruled out Bully. Now rule out
"the uncle Of his nephew" If you dare
There 10 picture Of another of your Union
savers! your patriots! your conservatives
your friends Of the Constitution under
whose lead you arc going to put down the
ldisorganizers whose pestilent influence is un.
dermining the Constitution and sapping thu
foundations Of the Union; portrait, drawn
by himself Of one Of your patent Pro
Slavery Democrats. whose speeches you have
been peddling out to the free citizens o.
Iowa all summer.
IVY Duiiy 40 NV "u SASSPsioa1 w ~
showed aside and made a scape-g goat Of al
your base hypocrises. lie is q representa-
tive, faithful reflex, OF the Southern wing 0
the Black Democracy, the wing that officer
and engineers you, and furnishes the grea
body of your piebald army. You are hand
and glove with them. They are your faith
, full allies and chief reliance, these disu MON
lists, these traitors, these constitution -ha
tiers, who threaten to break up the confedcr
acy, to tear down the walls Of the capitol, I
steal the treasury, to "tear the constitution
in tatters.' These be your bosom friends
your dictators, your political law givers. :
The whole host Of them belong to you, ar
IN good fellowship and full communion wit
you, from JEFF. Davis up to Bully Brooks
the highest type of modern Black Demo
crat.
/ WoSr REUSE OFFICE. - Some Of th
Southern Buchaneer journals have beel
suggesting the propriety and urging the i'm
portance Of ali Southern men refusing t
hold Office under Fremont, and thus render
ing his administration nugatory in that sec
ton. The Southern people may have pluc
and patriotism enough. We wouldn't ques
ton that fact. But they don't hate Office
Virginia herself could furnish Office lover
enough for dozen Republics like this, VIII
would seize the Treasury paps with avidit
on almost any terms. And besides, Their
are enough Of honest Fremont men there 4
fill all the Offices, many times over. Tn
idea, however, has been taken up and lugu
briously dwelt upon by the sympathizcrs o
the slavedrvers in the North. But the Rich
mond Enquirer takes the twaddle out o
their mouths by saying.
''No doubt Southern men will be foun,
ready to take office under Mr.. Fremont, bu
TO consider them as representatives Of tn
South would be about as reasonable as I,
have considered Benedict Arnold Genera
in the American armies after he had deserte,
those of England"
No, sir, don't faar that there will be an
trouble in that regard. The Onion won't b
dissolved by the South refusing to take Office
FLOATING DELEcArE.--William Campbell
OF Van Buren, county has been nominated q
the Republican candidate for delegate to re
present the counties of Lee and Van Bure
in the Constitutional Convention.
MIR. Campbell is FIRST rate man, an oil
citizen Of Van Buren,, universally respecte
for his sterling qualities Of head and hear,
and possesses great popularity and ampl
qualifications for the post for which he i
, desi gnated.
TIT New YoRk HERALD on THE ELECTION
1T has been reported that the New Yor
Herald, since the election in PENNSYLVANIA
, has given up the election Of Fremont. Il
not true. II says the BUCCANEERS sper
100000 in Pennsylvania previous to Ia
!. late election, and that SIS 200 200 more vi
bespent in New York, New Jersey, pcnnsyI
!, yania. Indiana and Illinois previous to II
3'h OF next month; that it will require
]. vigorous Tight; but, says the Herald, Sit is
= MISTAKE TO suppose that we give up II
!, "eleciion Of Fremont That 10 tolerab)
plain.
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