The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-03

10 have killed the ID Scoundfcl.'
We expect the Times will {. bet that's a
! lie.o
Herbert shot Heating IN cold blood, and
the Democratic House OF Representatives
voted not investigate the matter, because
! Herbert was an Ebo-shin member Of Con
gress and Heating was 8 only an Irishman.o
We expect the Times will "bet that's u
/ lie.',
DR.. Farmer, late editor Of the Fort Dcs
Moines Statesman, has left the Slave
/ Democracy and gone over to Rcpublicanism
! We expect the Times will '.bet that's n
/ lie."
| Buchanan was an old Federalist, and wore
the Black Cockade; said elf he had drop
| of Democratic blood in his veins he would
let it OUT
We expect the Times will "bet that's
nc."
David X. Cartier, formerly II prominent
/ Democratic member Of CONGRESS from the
Stark District, Ohio, has abandoned the
party and goes for Fremont and Dayton,
having made speech at the Fremont ratf-
cation meeting at Cleveland in which he thus
declared himself.
We expect the Times will "bet that's
lie.''
Senator Butler, the confederate Of the
Times, says that man who don't own ten
negroes, or five hundred acres Of land, or
has not an income Of $3.50 dollars wear,
isn't fit to be representative.
We expect the Times will bet that's
lie," for that is about the only kind Of argu-
ment it has left.
Tue LAWS THAT "Mrsr lie EXECUTED. -
From an authentic copy of the Laws of
Kansas, published by authority of the Ter
ritory, we extract the following from g An
Act to Punish Offences against Slave Pro-
perty." 1t is the 10Th section Of that act,
and we copy literally, to wit:
Sec. II. If any free person, By speaking
or writing, assert or maintain that persons
have not the right to hold slaves in this ter
ritory, or shall introduce into this territory,
print, publish, write, circulate, or cause to
be written, printed, published or circulated
in this territory, any book, paper, magazine,
pamphlet or circular containing any denial
of the right OF such persons to hold slaves
in this territory, such person shall be deemed
guilty of felony, and punished by imprisen-
ment at hard labor for term not less than
two years.
That's the way they let the people " settle
the question for themselves Is any pre-
tence more bold and base? Two wears i'm
prisonment to say that Slavery does no; al
ready exist
JACK BaorGu.- Every Buckeye knows
Jack Brough very well for a stirring Demo.
cratic orator, editor of the Cincinnati En-
quirer, etc. Well, Jack, always Democrat
to the bone, thorough and radical, was called
on for speech last week ut Indianapolis,
and this was the way he responJed
81 shall not attempt to make speech at
this time, even a Democratic speech, for the
reason that if | should now begin where |
left off twelve years ago, my speech might
be too much of free soil speech, or il might
not be at present an orthodox democratic
speech"
And how many of his associates find them
selves in the same prcdicament Holding to
the old faith, abiding by the old platforms,
they have been left high and dry upon the
political beach, where they are floating away
in scores on the advancing tide Of Repub-
licanisin.
Is WHITE Man AS GOOD As NEGRo:-
The laws Of Kansas, chapter As, section 43,
prescribe penalty Of six months imprison-
ment or a fine Of $500 for decoying or en-
ticing away white child; section 4, chapter
Isl, prescribes penalty of DEATH, or ten
years Imprisonment, for decoying or enticing
away negro. The Ebo-shins hold Black
property more sacred than White Liberty,
Which is the BLACK" party?
! ca The Charleston, (S. CO. Mercury, of
| September "A, lS41, bore the following tes-
| ,mony to the character and abilities OF Col.
Fremont
"The marked and brilliant career of Col.
Fremont has arrested general attention and
admiration, and has been watched with a
/ lively interest by his fellow-citizens OF South
Carolina. Charleston, particularly, is proud
of him; and the reputation which he has at
so early an age achieved for himself. she
claims rs something in which she too has a
SHARE
! PLANNING AND FLOORING Null Messrs
Farrar and Haines have now nearly ready
for operation large mill for executing vari-
Gus kinds of work necessary in the constrnc-
ton Of houses. We shall notice their estab-
lishment more fully in few days, and refer
to 1t now merely for the purpose of calling
attention to the advertisement, which will be
found in our columns this morning.
AGRisoN.-The third trial of .Arrison COM