The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-30

on the 18th Of October.
Disunion speech of Mr. Kent.
We have from time to time quoted from
leading Southern presses and Southern ora
tors, their deliberatea and well considered SEN
t.ments in favor of dissolution Of the Tn
ion. This sentiment is so common amongst
the prominent Locofocos Of the South, that
itexctes no comment, indeed in most places
the strongest threats Of disunion are received
with the loudest and most enthusiastic cheers
by the audience.
keiit, the colleague Of Brooks in Congress,
made speech to the Democracy of Lynch
burg, Virginia, afew days ago, full of the
most rampant hatred of the Union, and
reeking with notification, fllibusterism aud
treason. The man who utters these senti-
ments, be itrememtered is not only prom
iuent Buchanan member Of Congress, but
was an influential member Of the Clncin-
natl convention, who upon the subject OF
slavery-extenslon speaks the unanimous sem
tment Of the Locofocos Of the South, and
squares his tillihasterism by the Ostend cir
cular Of Buchanan and the Cincinnati Plat
form.
We make a few extracts from his speech
- Indicate the general character, aud to ex-
hlo't 70 our readers those parts that were
received with the most uproarious applause
by the Virginia Locofocos at Lynchburg.
GAMING A NORTHERN SENATOR.
A few months ago colleague Of mine
Thought proper 20 cane an abolltionist, and
what was the result Why, as one of their
own northern members SAID, the north con.
Guided that he had bit freedom on the head
From one end # the northern section 10 the
other there was wild uprising. You heard
that pg0lic meeting, We're held You saw the
result OF these pubic demonstrations. You
saw the eastern states coming TO the federal
Congress, knocking III our doors and demand
Ing certain demanding it in viola
tlon of theyery policy of our government
Ia violation Of all the presidents which have
been established nthe past. And for what |?
Because foul modthed aboliiionist, "A defa-
iner and slanderer, had been caned En-
thusIastic cheers
REPUBLICAN AND Know Norn!NG ISSUE lpES-
TIcAI.
nave had rs much VI Massachusetts AS
want, except on tie battle field and when
she tells Us, rs SHE does through some of her
men, tina. she will agrees upon Won. and
dsshonor aud whip you into the Union #
you attempt 10 retire from il. | say 10 her.
in IHI2 you forced us into a war; your
men stood upon tue borders and saw Cur men
cur ao"h, without making effort 10 re.
HFFc saeM. les, gentlemen, accept their
ISSUE say that iits northern party, which
-. ar.p th. q is.f,
sJtatelf nowhere IN the fight, as they saw in
'ae vest say this northern party ha, made
the issue, aud, God help me, II the south i
nat ia.'e. she viii accept it. Cheers.
what says ,h's northern party-when say
tA's hoFtae.u party mean the Fremont par.
=, Tor ask am anog nothing here If he
expects thai Fillmore viii carry a northern
hsate-is II not the expectation Of the south
crn know nothncs IL throw the election
into the House u REPRESENTATIVES, uban
by some ehicanery. Fillmore may bc elect.
ed?
What have they done? They have nut
forth a fa.e aud Pharsaical and fraudulent
attorm and in that they correspond 10 the
know n9lhing party. lCheers. The know
h'ihihS parry have said TO y0u that they
sought the restoration Of the Missouri com.
promise line N fact, they denounce its re-
q %ttest th'iEbaSt anu NLst
,,e had the black republican party sought Z
"ny, they make NJ other specific issue. !.
Black republican fanntici-m, in It,
Wild detancc, sweeping the north, has male
the restoration Of this line the issue. The
south has taken up the gauntlet, aud meets
this republican foe. Loud cheers
ADaERENcE 10 Tng tnioN, IkxAso> TO ypv
SorrH. IHE AogTHERN HAN VINO srnyi,s
10 Fremont u casH o. MS rLLcrlo>
TRAITOR AND COWARD.
Westand now in the dealh struggle ~
irremrn. ,tnere IS RE southern man trg.o
says ne south can stay lrlih the north Il,
mas inion- sttgadf-sd, dsshonored, rertl
cd, puHdfred, dfgradedi Enthusiastic
eaetrs.I NheFa1s tie southern man, with
the blood Of freeman In his veins. who
would not strike down the foul dominators .
llremendous cheers, winch continued for
several minutes.
tell yoa how, tina, If Fremont is elected
adherence to the Mon +, treason 10 liberty
loud cheers. tel sou how. that III
souihern man uho trH submit 10 his ,l,e.
tao,i ~ fraifof ahtd corard. fEnthn.
sia-tic cheers. An yet. wsth your banner.
meetia. IN the battle bliat, with Bag. IA
fled, with battalioas arraged sith the n
sues fAtde, With gloves thrown down. ubera
stands Fillmore2 The Missouri line !, the
battle field. What SAYS the SOUTH Restore
that line, intercept our claims 10 due rar
tieipation in the territory won by our blood
saa treasure, and vi, v IL eiease yeu down ,r
perish in the struggle loud cheers Why