The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-15
The Black Democ


CArsS or RxJorctSo.-The Black Democ.
racy reioics.--as what There WINS sub
tension or non-exteasiea of Slavery. And
Kansas was tho immediate field involved.
though the principle covered every inch Of
the national domain. On that issue parties
divided. Buchanan "fought the battles OF
the Soath,' AMI Fremont led the hosts Of
Freedom. The Black Democracy trinmphed.
The principle trinmphed with the party
The extension OF Slavery over the national
territory is now thing within the control Of
the Black Democracy.--of tho South. And
1t will be extended. In every covert and
back-handed way possible, openly and bold
ly so far as necessary, the encour agement and
assistance Of the new Admins tration will be
given TO it, as it has been by the last. Tha, i,
the thing which has trumphed. And that is
oil which has triumphed. Can an honest
friend Of Free Institutions, a sincere believer
in the sacredness and imprescriptible char
scter OF Human Rights, an intelligent and
upright friend of the old Constitution which
Our revolutionary fathers bequeathed to us.
OF the noble and freedom breathing policy
which they inaugurated for us, see ANYTHING
IN such triumph to rejoice in /? Even the
Dey OF Agiers in these latter wears has
abolished Slavery. And the Emperor Of
Russia has just told his mobiles that acme
plan Tor the gradual abolition Of serfdom n
mildcr form OF servitude than American
oiavery) 10 the question Of most Importance
Tor Russia to solve, and the thing which he
most desires to accomplish. Had they. on
'he Diner hand, exercised their power to er-
tend and psrpctuafe Slavery, should we no,
nave neld them up as deserving the censure
OF the worlds And would not the pol;cv
nave seemed in keeping with the spirit of
DAroarism which We regard those govern.
ments as being governed BY? New fancy
that zoe have done the &C. which would have
uisgraccd them, while they have performed
what would have been in keeping with the
spirit OF our orn institutions, and then you
can see just what rampant American Black
democracy have to rejoice in. All sir
Sneer at Human Rights IL you will. Call us
Niger worshpers" and ssAboition fanat.
ics." Bat the same spirit and the same rule
which nov prevail will restore the for eign
save trade Tomorrow and reduce to slavery
the ''poor white trash" the day after.
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DOCTOR EAps.-Report SAYS that Judge,
johnson and Boyles have received notice from
GOV "rimes that the Superintendent OF public
instruction Is defaulter 10 the sum Of One
hundred Thousand Dollars, and that the Ex-
ecniive would look to them "a his suretie,
TO make it good to the state.
IL IS understood that johnson has sniIi.
cient OF the public funds under his con.
roi TO make him safe, but when the in.
compctenc. Of Eais was talked of before
the election, Johnson procured the sigma
lures OF about 50 Germans, most Of them
farmers, near Madison, to a bond ms colla,-
teTai security for Eais. Johnson,s saliva.
ton, politically, depends on hi- success in
releasing them in some way.
DEFEAT or SEcrroSALrsa.-The Black he.
A4N ioaa- l!ioutafa In lnelr retolelngs
over the 'sdsfcat of seotionalism.a That is
- say, they have defeated sectionaIism. rs
shey call 1t, by electing Buchanan with the
southern vote. The South is almost unani-
nous for him, and the North almos, mani.
nous against him. On any other pr;ncinle
ihan that upon which the Black Democracy
proceed, this would be accounted a sectional
triumph on that principle il is not, for il il
triumph OF the South, on the Slavery ;.sue.
ana slavery Is "natonal,n In their theory.
"A VILLAGE IN RrINs.--The Nashville I'm. )
LINES states that a tornado burst suddenly
upon the village of Ltieton. on the road
from Nashville TO Masomb, aud nine miles
from the former place, on the Oath a,timo.
winch ieyeled il almost cn.ifcly with the
ground. Two churches and some Is dxel. /
IN: and business houses were either 4 trov.
"a OF greatly damaged. The injury 10 prop.
ersy IS estimated al more than SIS .uao
iaoaSh several persons were injured. vol.
strange to say, no one was killed.
how rHz GERMANS torKp. - 6uttenb,rr
town IN Clayton county situated on the I
rver' settled almost exclusively BY Ger I
mans, gaze the following vote on the Alb
ifemohl, I3s I
Buchanan, %
Fillmore, ;,
80 The victims Of the election riots a.
Baltimore are classified by the San, Of TIM,
city, asfollows: died 5 !; MORALLY wounded.
%. S"'',
~ Fremont's plurality over Buchanan
40 fAe Free States is over 100000. Blu.
eaanan's majority over Fillmore in the slave
States isprobably lis 900. i
~ Gov. Robinson, Of Kansas, has re-
Turned to that territory. He lief, St. Louis
on lac 18th.
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WARSAW fEsgY.-0ur mel ghbors are 10 1
nave new Ferry boat. said to be one Of RI. {