The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-08

w Aho AscPooiiCan maturity III DaSen-
/ port was 1875 on the Congress ticket, which
| is about an average.
/ CO Appanoose gives Hall q majority OF
70, which is gain Of 81 to him.
| Nor IN FAVOR OF SLAVERY. ExrENsIoy.-
| The Black Democracy here abouts repudiate
the charge Of being in favor of extending
Slavery. They are confederates of Slavery
Propagandists, but they are opposed to the
principle; they are the tools of Slayery-Ex-
tensionists, but don't approve of the idea
they swear to the sentiments Of the Slave
ohgarchy, and defend It's every act, Border
-Ruthanism and Piracy on the Missouri River
included, but they don't favor the purpose
for which oil this wickedness is perpetrated.
q no,
Well, these men have been circulating the
speeches Of Mr. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens is
the leader Of the host OF Slavery Extension.
lists in the House. lie don't pretend TO be
any thing else. And the way he talks to the
freomcn of the North is like this
Well, gentlemen, you make q good deal
OF clamor on the Nebraska measure, but it
don't alarm us at all. We have got used to
that kind OF talk. You have threatened be.
Tore, but have aerer performed. You have
always caved in, and you will again. You
are mounting, white livered set. or course
you Will oppose; we expect that. but We
don't care for your opposition. You will
rail; but We don't care for your railing.
You may hiss, but so do addcrs. We expect
II OF adders, and expect it Of YOU.
You are like the devils that were pitched
over the battlements Of heaven into hell.
They set up howl Of discontinue, and 30
Will you. But their fate is sealed and so is
yours. You must submit to the yoke. hut
don't chafe. Gentlemen we have got you in
our power. You tried to drive us to the wall
IN 1890, but times are changed.
You went wooling, aud have come
home hceced. Don't be so i'm pudent as to
complain. You will be slapped in the face.
Don't resist. You will only be slapped into
OBEDIENCE
Mr.. buchanan pronounced Mr.. Summers
speech the most vulgar TRADE Of abuse ever
delivered in q dciberative BODY" We
suppose he would consider this exhibition Of
unsurpassed Southern insoence, model Of
is a confederate, leader of the Black De-
mscracy,-of our Iowa BUCCANEERS, who
are "nct in favor of extending Slavery,n
Stephens is insolent, but they are impud ent
rs he is nsoent.
Posi- THE BooKs.-What an economical
Administration is this How stand the ii.
CURES?
Here they are from oihciul sources. The
exposes are,
S75,6s4 400, year
S6,3U7 200, month";
Sl,452,920, wcek,!,
S2o7 ESQ, day ~
$500, an hour II!
$l44, minute !!!!l!
So 40, "a second !,.!!il
What Is the guaranty that James Buci,an-
an, if elected, will be any more careful Of
the peoples money than Franklin Pierce has
been?
The Democratic Platform approves the
Administration of Pierce, and Buchanan en-
dorses the Platform.
IHf MiLLESirN HAS conE.-The Know.
Nothlngs and the foreigners of this city now
. ne down together, and Black Republican
leads them.--l Burlington Gax.
That's it; ''hair-lipped Germans. seer
man lnsrates," everything that malignity can
suggest is hcaped upon the Germans now
that il is plain they prefer Freedom to Slave.
~, when straight issue is made. The Ger.
mans are with US, to an extent that alarm,
, the Slavery -Propagandists. They wont coa1
many OF them to abandon their principles b,
abusing them.
The GERMANS IN DAvgNroRr.-The Ga.
sate says that the Germans and American,
acted IN good faith together in supporting
the Republican ticket. The Republicans hae
Herman on their ticket for Senator tn,
Black Democracy had German on theil
ticket for Representative. The German Re
publican candidate stood at the head Of hi,
ticket the German on the Buchanan ticket
on the contrary, ran lowest of all but one OF
his ticket.
60 They iGyadc Mr. rr.mcr.'s famil,
without reluctance. They pronounce him ,
, oaihohc, because priest Of that Church
married him. The Filmoreites especial,
make strenuous efforts 10 depreciate hi,
popularity on that account 1t would b,
Just AS reasonable in US, precisely, to argu,
that because Mr.. Fillmore kept his dang hte,
Tor some time at Catholic convent, there
fore the great head Of tao South American
hnow Nothings must be Catholic.
} fV- Geary, the new Governor Of Kansas,
made his fortune as Herb ert and others have
done, at the gambling table in California
dc Is fit successor Of Shannon, the un-
successful drunken gambler, who was re-
moved to make room for him. 1t Is expected