The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-28

Democracy ana the SscrMaasi
The Times Of this city vouchcs for the
high Democratic authority % the Rishmond
Enquirer. The Enquirer ,says: "They
sISouthern savss) afs much more eepable
"of intoLigently sEerctsing the righteOf snf-
..frage than rnR IoNoaA>T DrrcunEx at the
"North, whose votes can be bought for q dol
"lar or n gil of lager beer."
That is about the average depth of their
genuine respect for independent foreign born
citizens, ranking them below the debased
niggers Of the Southern platations.
VIII THE QrAkEgs VOTE Pit has been as.
serted that the Quakers Of Pennsylvania did
not vote Mt tho late election. 1t is matter
of interest 10 know whether they voted or
not, for ii not 1t is tolcrabiy certain that
they will turn The scale next Tuesday, rs
they will vote for Fremont. No body says
they did vote. The Pittsburgh Journal says
it is anquestonahle that they did not
The Cincinnati Go-cte SAYS:
'sOnc OF our most valued and respectable
citizens, and member of the Society Of
Friends, in order to satisfy himself whether
the Quakers voted on Tuesday, telegraphed
n Friend in Philadelphia for reliable infor-
nation, and was answered that the Qudkers
/, did not rote on Tuesday, but that they
/ nouid rote on the 4fh Of Norember.'
4 STARR ON CRIMES Some of our exchanges
are publishing sort Of an answer to Gov.
/ Grimes, signed W. l.. Marcy, under the i'm
! preston that the documen. was written by
that Official. There need be no one cajoled
/ by the trick. II is the production OF Mr..
/ Starr, of Burlington. But how comes il
that these Fillmore men, such bitter enemies
Of Buchanceris- n, have carte blanche for the
use of Democratic authority, and find so fire.
quent opportunity to make common cause
With the Niger Par.yf
/ An Issue roR WoRKNexEY.--TnR QrEs-
rioS to be decided BY the people of the Uni-
ted States, on the i,h of November next is
Shalt the unsettled Territory Of the United
S!dfes DC decoied 10 the use OF the Freemen
OF the country, rhsrs they may estabiix,
HOMES FOR TIlEMSk. YES AND THEIR
CHILDREN, on shall IL b. >kea out Of m.
hands Of THE FREE WoR. - NAN ane
be cursed and blighied by the siishmen
Of Horsry throughout its tchoie !. snt.
SrSnBLE.The Memphis Daily f,ss.al
the leading organ Of the Black Democracy
IN Tennessee, says it has fully made up it
mind to submit, in ease Fremont is elected
aud consoles itself that it is not a submissio,
10 Mr.. Fremont, but to the laws and the con
st,tu,ion. Precisely. And oil the rest viii
submit "to thelews and the constitution,
or they will learn that the laws and the con
stitut!on, with John G. Fremont for com
mander in chief and Winfield Scott for Lieu,
General, mean something more than the va
pcrings OF Slavery fanatics.
Seeming rug popuLAR BKRkzE - Tn
the result OF the Pennsylvania election
draws from it conclusion different from
that of most of its associates, for it con
clades thus despondingly: ''The election o
"fremont is daily growing more probable.
g The ST. Louis InteHigeneer Fillmore
coniesses that the buccaneers and Fillmore
/ ties were in the closes. alliance in the lat
! Connecticut election. And ii is true. Con
! sequently the Republican triumph was tri
, umph over all opposing elements.
ia young man named Sala, son O
Madam Sala, theatrical performer in Lon
don, it is said writes all the readable article
in Dickens Household Uorda.
= RKPoaI ~ A CLAYroS CorsrY CoxsrrrEg
MIR. Ellsworth, Of Elkader having offere
premium of barrel of sauerkraut for tn,
healthiest and best looking Dutch babu
the Committee made the following feporI
D The Committee to whom was submitted III
question Of awarding the premium Of a bar
rel Of sanerkraut. TO the heaithlest and bes
! looking Dutch Baby, would respectfully re
= port, that three babies have been presente
: as competitors for the premium And upo
1 inquiry We find that all three Of the childre
!. are Yankee children, ali horn in the L. s
and that the parents are also Americans. an
noi Germans, or Dutch people.
Your committee, however, believe that IN
: barrel OF sauerkraut should be awarded, an
equally divided between the three compet
tors, as line specimens of Yankee Children
got up on the Dutch plan.
ID. PRESCOTT,
T.. PRICE,
X. NOBLE.
J, September oath, 1856.
CT We are permitted (says the Newpor,
X. J., Netrs,) to make the following extra,
: from private letter, just received by GER
I .leman in this city, from friend OF his i
: California
"Politics run high with all three partie.
! am, MS you we'll know, a strong Filmor
= man but Fremont will run well in Califo,
MIA. Should not be surprised if he carrie
} the State by large majority. The cry hn