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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

Tn Lreuly LEcrCeE. Mr. Lodge lectures
this evening, and has d very interesting sub
ject. Ii onr people have an appreciation Or
topics among the most important ia their
character, they VIII give audience to-ni sht
We have NO doubt bnt this tonic will ba wor-
tbily treated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Linen Goods Departmen
Uosiery pepartme u

Mn HOSIERY ANDGl0NF~.
N0MEN'~ HOSIERY ANUGLONES
CHILDREN = HOSIERY .&GL9YES,
SHIRTS, DRAW FRS. &c.
We ask inspection of our stock hy none bat
CASH and approved SIX MoNTus buyer---to such We
0ter crest inducements,
Guiiiou. Anderson 10.
No. Il Market It. below 4th. Philadelphia.
iaa2Jdim
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Ia. A.. HAKTLET'T a CO.,

I"iEtttHtUf~ 10 TUNIt q
WILL continue the Forwarding and Commits ION
w business at the old stand. at the Railroad STA
non. east side Of the river from Burlington, Iewa
Having he only warehouse on that SIDE, they a.
Ter sup rIor Inducements t. shippers 10 consg1 all
goods intended for the cH@atly them All goods
their Will be delivered 10 the teams free 81
ferriagc, thereby SAVING the charges Of drayage to
the west side; also the benefit vi insurance
while in Their war house.
Country merchants Will find to their interest to
call VA us before gong east f. purchase good.
Ii. L. Il. & "a. are agents for the Union Express
Co. and viii be happy u afford any information to
those who desire 10 ship rs that line
Huntington. jan. !. A..m.
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TAKE NOTICE.

:
MOORE HOOPER have just received one of the
W finest and best selected assortments IF perf0-
merry ana Fancy articles brought into this mar
Het The Ladies especially invited to give Us a call
nayl7
IIeI received, supply u Winter strained Lard
y OIL, superior article.
noyl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER.
/ INSEED Oil aud spirit Gas al
L. novT MOORE & H00pER's.
GENUINE Bears OIL White Stick Pomade, just
" received and for salo cheap hy
n9yl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER
MOORE H00PEKs eycoum Ointment, DE-
vi i-htful article FIR chapped hands lips. &c at
MOORE & AOOPER'S, on Main
u0rl7 Third street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
New Grocery & Provision 1tore.

new grocery q FtoVlslon DtOIc.
~ w. RUNYAN 4 co, having established tlem-
". selves ON the south side uf Fourth street near
b the Market House. have received large ana we'll
selected stock of Groceries, To which they respecifn
iy call the attention of the citizens OF heokuk ana
vicinity. Provisions and Feed OF ali kinds keps
constantly on hand. All articles delivered IN any
part Of the city free vt charge. lase' ~, au'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
SUNDRIES.

- UGAR Kettles from IL 40 gallons Ovens ard
- Lids odd Lids skllets and lids, assorted c. ST
Iron lea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ald
kice Mouids -coiiuped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
tanistefs. square and round assorted Lard Lamps
lin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and eep-
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
CoMoToCh 4 BROTHERS.
= n DOZ. pair assorted Shoyels aud longs for sale
~ at tbs Prairie state Stove Rooms
oct 10 CUMSIOCh & BROTHERS.
4 1IIE Kettles to b. had at the safe Rooms Of the
" Excelsior Stove Store.
oct ~ C0MSTOCK BROTHERS.
LVNAMELED Preserve Kettles al the Snie Rooms
IL of the Prairie Premium stoves.
oct 10 CoMsToCK BROTHERS.
{ t1AL Il as a she sale Rooms Of tAe Cottage
y Franklin Coal Stove.
oct4e C0MsToCh s BROTHERS.
I0Dn LBS. u Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
Il WV al sale Rooms of tae iielnc Parlur Stoves
oa 10 CoMSIOCk bRoTHIRS.
1 LARGE ass lrtInent VI Brlttaua ware for sale
lower thnn any other hou III the city ut the snle
hoom Of the Commercial rarlor Stoves.
oct 10 C0M>TOCk BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock of Housekeepers goods such as cOf-
I fee mills, basting spoons egg whips, skir~
negs SKINNER ladies, meat forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes, patent and box gaters spice boxes
&c, 6c., for sale the sale Rooms Of the popular
Self Regulating Alright stovo.
oct 10 COMSIOCh BROTHERS.
J00 PAIRof Timers solder Copprs on Land at
w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
htat4ng stoves
octlO C0MsToCK BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply II Brass, yapanncd and plain
n Candle Srcks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Buner which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0AisI0Ck l. BROTHERS.
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Short Credits and Short Prices i!
i inttte the att ntlon Sc buy
4Vr aud Waited assortment
Next S,uotls

9eaeted and imported i0f3ur srrInE sales.
oar steck i divided lnto Areg Departmental.
voting 81 ~ &c each-tnabEug H. gsvt Iare al
nhen io.and beiter 9r5lneut ST aeh class #
goods than can b found IN auy mouse doing geneFal
business. 4ae following are among the articles T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
FsOyAk4.
The Byron Clothing Store.

n H0ltHl1AEk has removed from the corner
~ af 1T And Main streat 70 III near MtIn iil
e.gthaH Building oagr now my stock of Cloth
lae Gents Furnishing GOODS, &c, from 3 Is 10 rer
cent. IL ow east, ID make for l4fgor and fllof
stock u clothing Cali and see, il is 10 your own
advantage. n. IOTFiIEIMEk.
iaaI6l&w Second near Main ST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Lumber /! Lunbertt

gINiE subscriber has bought tho Fast Saw Mill~
L tWo miles above the city, and Is prs Pared TO
furnish all kinds of lumber fezccpt Pine Al the
sb notice at from Al u to 81 30 per 100 feet
Il - also carrying on the PloH and Wagon faeto-
I5 ua the earnerol 18th and Main Street, wht re he
IS prepared 60 furnish wagons and PloHs of the best
finish and qua lity, ~ wheesais retail, cheaper
than similar article car Be had in southern Iowa
deci2ddWjf HAWKINS TAYLOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Esoiyda, Presents.


Rare Chance for GOOD Bargains.
.)E or 90 feet on Main street desirable building
~ lots in the city Of keokuk also for sale, Or
il Ohio; 80 acres choice landin Indiana several lots
III the Town Of Naperville, county seat Of Du Paga
comfy, Ill., so If choice land near the county
seat Of Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees etc
Inquire If MckENNY 4 RUNNER.
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liouscfurni eparfment.

LAIT VI I..I4IN C Il IABLL q IIANO INN-
IAINS, Frs.
SATIN DAMASkS, WATEKED M0EEENS
SATIN DE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
fNPEkT Al DAMASk>, CHIMES,
Nok~fkb QtILISA COUNTER
COTTON PANES
CokNICIS, TAscLLS. BLANKETS.
a.. TOILET COVERINGS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Carpets ~ OiICIOths !

y. A. DtRkEE q CO.. So Main street.
L AVE just received the largest and most varied
stock Of Carpets and oil Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles
and having been bough; before the recent advance
~ewil sell them at present wholesale eastern pri-
ees.
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
niShinE their house, to an examination of these
| Carpe;s aud OH Cloths, feeling satisfied that the
qualities, styles, and prices, such they
not fail 70 please ali ho may favor with q call.
August lb, 1870. d&wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

H. style u b.auty unsurlasa IL Use are enabled *
-uppy Friends and The public on very short
IN office. aud ali price
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15
Hardware and Cutlery.
ExEf IIf Dy

ALL Ik Oh.
- W, & II. TUCKER. Importers and WHOLESALE
~. alers receipt Of much tile largest stock
which they have yet ever displayed to the mer
chants Of Iowa. Missouri and Illinois, to which they
az attention, aud guaranty TO be a Il Louis prices
SPIT :, lS55.-d&w
4 MES eIloEELS.--A large stock ito aTrive} for
4 sale low by ). v. H. TUCKER
w ASKING MACHINES he celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine for sale by
> W II. TUCKER
GH0T GUNs.-A lotaf double barrelled shot guns
= some fine, fer sale low by
CIKCuLAR sAWs.--AI sizes Of the st. Louis
5 y Il. TUCKER.
MANDRELs, for Circular saws. for sale by
VI ). W H. TUCKER.
NH0V ELS AID I0NGS-The different qualltlcs
- Of IRON, Brass and Steel. for sale by
5. ". d H. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MArT0Cks.-A supply II Germap
L steel and cast steel pointed picks ana Mattocks
als4, stone picks and sledges, for sale by
5. w. Ii. TUCKER.
ERAIN SCOOPS !-Iron and steel For sale low
" BY :. W. a IL. TUCKER.
4 Ms AXEs Hunts Collins simmons Lip
~ pneofts, Whites and Wilson's axes large
stock Tor salr low by s. W. i IA. TUCKER.
DLATF0RM scales, from FOODS and upwards. Of
4 falrhank pattern, with and without levers, for
sale by :. W 4 II. TUCKER.
srANroNcApr. D. r. Jo>Es. c. X. rEcK.
SaDs. JONES PECK,
- l9A Of the Anvil. Importer and S--N~-n
y dealers in Foreign and domestic na
Hardware, EN
Cutlery Guns, Pistols. Su-h, Glass, dc Main street
between sth aud 9th, heokuk, Iowa. Opposite Me
ehanlcs Block ian4d
BUILDERS hardware locke, latches. bats, loose
- and fast butts, screws, &c. A full as orsment
4 Il K
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Sash, Blinds and Doors


New Furniture.
y ECEINED by late shipments Mt the Gate City
L Furniture Rooms
Il rarSoeables and elegant tyles various pat-
terms and prices.
2dak upholstered Lounges
pair Sofas, fas hionabic patterns.
marble ioFdressing Bureaus, various patterns
10 plain d..
marble top Frieze leg Center Tables
Rosewood Iiatstands, giltandiv5y mounted, new
w. and elegant patterns.
9 Gothic do, cherry andwainut
Turucddo.
80 doz cane seat Chairs all patterns AMI qualities
2duarm Rockers cane scat and hack.
> do sewing Rockers do
Also some beautiful upho,-ter i 0ttomaus, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Qnartette Tab.cs, Fancy Towel
stands, and arc assortment Of al kinds of FASH
onable furniture. which the public are invited T. cal
and examine r. i. ABB0II
dee l9d l96 Main ST.
Lands and CITY Lots TOR sale.
II ANING been requested by sundry persons and
L at sundry lines 70 name the prices would
take for my lands and lots IN lows, take tins op.
portunity to inform tho public IN general Of the
prices | Viii take for the A list is here
unto annexed
NE.l Of section ;. township %, rang 5.
81. Y i"
Lot ~ IN b'oct in Kookuk.
l2O
ana the wbola If TOT
lots IS and 1873 III Naahe Tile. ana the S Z Of n
w IL y L 1 26-~65.-5 q acres N dispute
For the whole III HAie | wlli take hocnt 4-tec
thousand dollars, oue-thrd in hand and tbs balance
in ons, two. thfee and foar annual payments, with
interest 1t o per cent FROM date, 70 be paid anna
ally and secured By deed Of trust until AL il paid
Any person NisAH- t9r particular information a.
to or au4lifV al the lands ~,
i Reid Esq, his Honor the Mayor If the city o.
Keokuk WM GILIlsS.
July IS, 1855.
LADIES' SHOE STORE.
OUR sale roor is now fitted up ia frst-rate style
IL L. u = L lAfIvr 4 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

On Wednesday evening, january %, at n O'Clock.
All who are DESTROYS % learning 70 sing are n
pecifuly invited - be present.
Terms invariably Ia ai,ance. Ladies 81 Cent
men So. jansd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

A0UIh HALF Of the north east quarter II section
- IS IN township 81 North of Range - West. in
AppAnqose county, Iowa, we'll watered Apply TO
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Post oftce, heosuk. oct - DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

a " IN - VT KU " y. TN NOE% a y ID
NILSSON Ka.
~ 00Q bushels Of Flax seed wanted s~s~s.
OO.O OO Having made extensive ar Ts,,I
engagements for the manufacture Of Linscvd EliiI
Oft III the city If keokuk, We wish a. con-
tract fer ne above amount Of seed and wash to have
il understood, that there viii be permanent market
FOR unlimited Amount, delivered here at amy time
aftsI the ffstpf August next, and thal the highest
market price In cash viii &c paid ~
/. T. BIeSELL & Go
jano5d&w3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

The subscribers, proprie
tors # the Espire Stove
W orks, 81. Lo4ts, beg
leave 70 inf rm stove
Dealers iii Iowa that tlIey
have established q branch
IL their house IN keoku /.
where they viii Sce pcon
SANITY on hand 9 arge
and vel! assorted stock
of
oI<ing & Heat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

their branch in kcokuk viii u constantly supplied,
geo piIs iron wire mes 300 DDS led char
70 %; coal sheet iron
500 bxs tiu plate, asvx n0s. II to 27;
sorted; go ~ Russia Iron:
20 cases sheet zinc 80 do i'm tation da:
300 d3z r.
Timer Tools ana Machines, Riyets, Ears, Solder,
ties b2rket aud Tea Kettle Covers, ,sc Japanncd W
determined yell at lowest market rates both at -
attention # purchasers q their stock.
sep23iyd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

4 HEAVY supply Il Brass, Japanncd and plain
n Candle Srlcks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Buner which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0dsT0Ck l. BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-15

test OF two years, and has
not it, equal III IN Mis-
.issippi valley ard 40
the " 6olden Harp, " be
ing a greaaly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wood
and coal il extensive
Some entirely new pat
terms, one # which, the
!" Young America, = h
splendid parlor stuye, re-
Gently patented, VIII be
found superior TO anyin
vention Of the age for RAJ
dating heat, They have
on sale at their store in
| 81. Louis, from which
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08
ne vuraer q HI A0eps

La aqothsr column Will BE- tgund an afl.
"A. On X asas rram me Chicago T,tian
% which is MENTIONED tbe murder Vi Ar,
Hoops. The following from 'ae Pres o.
Faaay gives further pahicplars Of bic
death
Previous 70 emigaung 70 Kansas, Dir,
Hogps resided al Davenport, lows. Accom-
psp4ed by his wife be started for kensas
non, the rrst VI last mon h, taking Grggs.
yfite in this State, IN their way, where they
"a ly.epds on STRIVING at LesgenwgrlA
Mr. Hoops iAongbt II would not be prudent
- 90 10 Lawrence, bis original destination
he accordingly purchased en- unfinished
house iG I.sHFeuWoFlb, and then TOOK hm
wife over 10 lis broiLef-in-iaw 10 LaaFeEce.
Rev. Mr Mute, intending that she should
remain there oHtii he had finished the house.
He was carpenter, sn5 intended 10 do the
work With b 10 oWH hsnds On the 18Th ult
Ire started IN a buggy from lawrence tor
IeapenD ortiz AEd % the morning Of the
goth his dead, tnutlated body was discover
ed By some peregus attached % Govern
ment train, shout two miles from Leayen-
worth He had been shot through The head
and thea scalpsdf The body was removed
10 house not far Of, and IN examination,
the sam Of seventy dollars was found "a one
oil the pockets, which had escaped the raps-
city Of the murderer. II was soon after
wards buried az place called Pilot Knob |
DO friend or acquaintance being present and |
Il wac found by subsequent inquiry that
all The money had been absorbed 10 funeral
expenses
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08
Yho sEa lie pisanioElstsl

We copy irgm the Nea Orleans Data
oftbe 18th alt, he following extract. which
We commend To the attention Of our read
ers:--
"E4erywhere tue spirit Of SoulheFnism
Is springing up, and a Southern party is
the final hope OF our best and grsyest minds.
In vain The i3gies squirn and shrek about
aastiona Ity. - meaning subseEyieucy to the
III 81 the North; the people 81 tie South
are weary efths err; they ere sick Of "sur-
faces. they a5s about to raise q banner OF
their own. and ia tie words Of magn}f-
cent writer. "t8e Young, tEe enthusiastic
end he true the gifted and the great the
student and 9ae age, the poor aud HE rich,
he high bern and tac i9wlys viii hoCk
aro8ad the Tag wHWs Etes nearest T. the
SKY" Two years ego the Delta stood alone
and the Southern press IN its advocacy o.
Southern party to-day is doctrines are
the doctrines OF three fourths Of cur public
itz Thus honest opinions grow, and
eafaest wcrk brings forth its fruit.
WAC regards the nonsense about "na.
tjoual meaa Of lale--uonsense 10 which
the Know Ng,hlngs and the old fogy Delnoss
Gratis equaiiy Ihdulne2 What sort Of an
audience would assemble new . hear the
frothy hssan gues Of Foyte, or Lake, 2r Hons
ton, Whist Professor u the ART ol"Uuion-
saving" can make his salt unless merci.
tul Providence IneHues q thrust him in 70 IN
oEice7 What sane uau, We ask in ulelan-
choly esrnestness, believes in the Possibiii-
~ OF perpetuatjng Union which is already
house divided against lselt, aud which
gooner or later aust Tumble into the dead
psst! And finally what Sou'hern man Is
20 cal!ous, So utter y devoid Of manhood, So
ratorous 70 It's iaully and bis household
Gods, az not IL prepare calmly and deter
s,iue6ly for the crisis wkich must con-
q hethsr Duchanan Is eietled Cr de.este5
whether Sam0o 0r Sam in the shape Of
Fremont on Fillmore shEA carry the daF!'
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Wso DEFEsgEp 1Rs kANsAs PkoVlso!-
The Chicago Dsmoorat says that twenty
Northern members voted for Coaeerring
uitk tie Senate 10 striking out the Kansas
proyiso 10 the Army ailI, VIZ Aessrs CAD
ws,ader, Denver, florsnce,F Fuller Of Maine,
Hasl at loana, Harris Of Iilinois, Harrison Of
Ohio, Haven, Hickman, Kelly, Marshall Of
Illinoi, Miller of Indiana, Packer, Peek,
Tyson. Val, Wells. H. Wheeler, Whitney
and wnlians--ls BUCCANEERS aud Amer
icsns. TIE people have siresdy oonmsne.
eli the seeapifstion ot fhrse traitors q Fee-
dom. They wlI fall a. fast as they Can be
reached. Hsl,--the ely one in whose
case ina verdict has bsen haa~-Aas g.
ready been elected to star at home Fol.
Ter and Harrison have been rsPuslstsd II
Inc nominating conventions, and most o.
The balance--f not ali--soou will be,
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Fusion Of Buchanan and Fillmore Meny to Carr
the Army Bill.

Commenting upon the passage OF the Ar
nv bill, the N Y Herald remarks
We are not surprised at this result at
al! The combination OF Buehanan and
Fillmore men in the House was getting
100 s,ro ne fer the Fremont party, and the
defeat Of the proyiso was IRON the begin
ming but a matter Of time-another day u
two would have brought in sufficient demo.
cratic and Know Nothing absentees 10
crush out the whole strength of the Repu6-
hears They have yielded to necessity, be.
ing in minority as against Fillmore and
Buchanan men, and the President is LETT
10 use the army 10 Kansas at his discretion.
Leading Democratic Senators have admit
ted that the Missouri Kansas laws are inia-
| nous aud atroeious, and have moved Their
repeal but They have been oVeFFused by
the party, aud the Kansas laws and the Bor-
| der Rufians remain untouched. We aP
prehend that every dispassionate mind viii
consider this criminal neglect OF the affairs
OF Kansas listing disgrace to this Con-
gsess and pilifui concession 10 an In6eeile
and double dealing President. who has
proved his total want Vi courage and eapae'
| us Tor The suppression Of border war.
We are sorry to hear that the Fremont
men were frightened by the antics OF Jeh,
Davis in dismi:sing the workmen from the
| different srmorIes On the plea Of want OF
| funds. That dodge would have run itseli
| cut tor the main issue OF Kansas as tree
State or Kansas as slave State, will over.
shadow all sorts Of secondhand Kicks and
devices to distract the public mind.
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qne southern Programme

The New 0Fleaas Ilas 81 tie goth last
publishes the following q, i pi4'ieHn, ap'
on which 10 arfaya grand sou'heFn work
ing party
i. we ase about Ia create Southern
ofinicn "rscy Of the sod Ind altogether
free from every liant 81 Masaaehasetis
can't
q. We are about IS educate car children
Ii southern destinations exclusively, and to
hing hem up 10 pous horror 81 tie sneak,
ING cowurilge witch breaches toa-Fcsist.
snce, whiia il supports iar the Presidency
man whose only CLAIM 10 the Office de-
ponds npoA has achievements in The heid q
battle
g. We q, about 10 e&termiaats, IL ws
Gun, the tsibe III idiots ard knaEes Ah1
would redece The white Caucasian race t.
servilude Tor the purpose st giving liberty
&c the Aisiesn lssoser which BIS Eainfsi
cunformataa prevents him from sppfeea-
ting OF usiag i any real advantage
4 We are cheat Il tfe0t The secret ana
subtle emlssaf.es of Northern bate he DIS
semipatoFs CT POISONOUS principles, a. The
booksellers, SaTiekiand d Upson, were re-
centlx ttcatsd in Mobile 10 other 0ofas.We
are about, ia ali due Polileness, TO turn
them oai,
5. we are about 10 get oar school-teach
ers from tbe South, and 70 overhaul og'
school books so that there will be less Q
Banker Il III euacombe, and more OF Jackson
ard CALHOUN ia their lages.
d. we are about TO keep our Southern
incubation at home, 10 resist sbsenieeisa
with all our siuess and strength, snd allow
The ST. Nicholas Hotel, the Asiog House
The Metropolitan and your other institutions
10 supper, ihcmse!yea.
Z. We are about Ia i5berAte ourselves
from the commercial tyranny 81 The North
and endeayor 10 establish manufactures
direct trade sad fore On felations Of oar own
S. We are about t. extend our TemtoF
and facilitate Immigration - those porlIon
OF whieh reeaire il mosl, 70 shsoEh Mex
co:to populate Central America; y hlibas
ter Cuba, ana TO reclaim California, whie
was 90 aisrtacefally lost to lhe South b
the compronis sc measures OF 1850
9, We are about to root out every uac
OF Massachusetts On New YORK policy irof
social sa1 political life--Io assert TIE aee
ri Of thought, OF speech and Of WORSHIP
nov utterly aakRown ia the North, and I
revive the li6eTaAts s. yell as The eaiva
nv Of the Revolutionary days.
10. W are about 70 hear 10 more NoEtl
arh iRsosenc wherever OF whenever v
encounter IL: 10 DEFY and deaounce II, Al
even To SaAaerizs II, with or without
galis pegcha cane, ii such Sumneflsauon
rendered necessary BY the eircunstance'
Lssiiy We are Aboulto be free
we" o. course, mssns ihs three aun
red Thousand rulers OF lbe South, and II
slsve-driFing democracy in both sections
the Union, who. with Buchanan 81 'hs
head, are pledged, body and soul, TO he
then carry out thesr programme.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08

The N. Y Evening Registsr, Fremont
paper, was started e subscription, Of
which Miilatd Filialuse gave ene Thousand
doilArs' Think ii 3ir. Fillmore gsy.ag che
THOUSAND dollars 70 establish Femoa; pa
per. We Il GIN step JUS; here, i We were
cispesea "a pursne he course adopted by
lie gacAanier saests, end, although sc
woald a,ste aotaing out Uh@t Is literally
rue, yel, b g4t.iug g aarrate the e3reum.
sianees uaaet Aich !, ) as done, We would
do Mr. Fsliuose the sirictest injustice. a
single enteAce gill explain, the paper
was eng ,aslts started - The eeotfsi New
York organ o. Mr.. Fillmore.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-08

TREMENDOUS GATaEElsG Eas Chicago
ptess Of Fr,lsy coalaius detailed a7eoga.
of an immenss gt:hefine 70 The number oi
thusg tao4.oRd, 81 BeiUli, Of the t1eensn 9'
Iniao,s ana BiscousIn Owen LogfJoy
aud other distlngmsLgd speakefs Of she
West, were in attendance. The eEiAasi.
asm was Tremendous and everything pass
ed Off glofiopsy.