The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-03

TslsgraDAse News.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, r. x.--It has just
commenced snoWing here.
The contested Glootion II suit insEitats1 ~
Mann, the Union candidate for DISCREET ~
torney Of this city, has brougas = light
numerous fraudulonl votes giv6o q the -
cent elections, under ags and unnaturali-
xed.
-Four men have been examined who voted
they confess they never declared their in
tentons. The forged papers wsrtfound in
the coat pocket Of one Of the partiss-no
one knows wher. they come from. Cooney
has been arrested for supplying fraudulent
papers. -
A Eillmerc MAN IN Kaasas...Why
Ne would SuPpors Fremont.
Patrick, one Of the first editors in Indians
to hoist the Fillmore Gag, and well known as
steady adherent Of that party, writes from
Kansas ~ follows. His words are worthy
Of serious consideration, for he knows
what he writes Of, and has occupied pre-
cisely the same point OF view that the Fill
more party do:
Now, the question as to whether still ad-
here to Fillmore. Had never visited Kan
sas, should have unquestionably voted for
him for President, but an actual eight
| months residence in the Territory has some
what wsaned me from my "6rst choice
not that love Fillmore less but Fremont
more. Kansas Is great political mill whore
ssnational' men are almost ground into sab
olitionists," and l must admit that the
ssgrinding'' process which l have undergone
has changed my views very materially. Here
We have the issue direct, slavery or 90 slave-
ry. The Pro Slavery men and The Admins
tration appoinsees take the position that no
one who is not in favor Of slavery in Kansas
can be either lover of the Union or . Ma
tioual man. Nine-tcnths Of the North rspu-
date this doctrine, yet fully believe such
viii even be the issue in your State hefore
twelve mouths. Fillmore know would
make good President, and Of the three car.
didates now before the people, ! would GER
tninly rather SEQ him elevated to that posi-
ton, but as he has no possible chance Of gar
rying the electoral vote OF Indiana, every
sympathiser of Free Kansas should without
the least hesitation 90 to man for Fremont
This is asking great deal Of the Fillmore
men, vet il is best under the circumstance
that they should yield than cast rs they would
virtually do, one half vote for Buchanan, in
case Of whose elevation every Free State mar
would be compelled to abandon their home.
in Kansas forever.
A Rserback IN Preparation.
! To the Editor N. Y. Tribune:
Sin: Within days the Fillmore and Blu
chanan presses will publish letter purport.
ing to come from John Z. Fremont over hii
own signature, admitting that he 10 Catho
lie. Can this lie be nipped in the bud, and
in time 90 - not to be used for electioneer
ing purposes on the eve Of election, when i
would be too late to contradict il? This il
no humbug, a. the Know Nothings have lei
it out more than onos in the heat OF discus.
sion. D.
Ovid, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1856.
BY no means. Let US have oil the Roor.
backs out ~ fast ~ possible. We expect I
letter from Fremont admitting that he va,
born in Patagonia; another thss he 10
Jesuit Of high degree . third that he ha
J bought all the cattle in California, stoke.
his Nariposa estate with them, and is goin,
to make the Government pay for them. TIL
men who are engineering the fight agains
Free Labor WON'T stick It TRIES. II Georg
Washington were now alive, and leading th
contest for Slavery Restriction, Is he natu
} rally would be, we should have andavit
thick a. hail, proving that he embeszlsd tn
provisions Of his army !. Morris.own An,
, Valley Forge, sold them to tho Hessians, an,
let his soldiers stArve and freeze for wan
Of them. The people understand this game
and won't be easily humbugged.
KANsAs-PKAcE RKPoRrEp BY THE DRAo
ooSs.-Goy. Geary, the United States army
and the Missouri militia have succeeded .
length, it appears, in establishing "order il
Warsaw," after fashion, by the Law and or
der expedients of a military expulsion Of tn
Free State settlers and emigrants. Every
thing on behalf Of Kansas AZ slave stat
works beautifully. The Free State colonist
have been, to great extent, destroyed, o
driven out, or burnt out, or robbed or starve,
out; and under the benign dispensation 0
MIR. Pierce, his man Geary, his Missouri code
other Missouri pro-slavery Legislature ha
their delegate to Congress. The next ste,
viii be a State Convention, and State Con
} stitution for Kansas framed y Missouri dele
. gates under the protection Of the Unite
States troops and the next, bill by tn
next Congress for the admission into tho Tn
ion Of Kansas as q slave state by force O
arms. The whole issue rfor the fourth o
November now turns upon the man who is I
sign or veto the bill. All the rest is settled
; fixed a. fate.
SHIPMENT or PoRK.--We noticed yesterday
! the shipment Of $50 barrels Of pork on til
: mail boat Moses Mcclellan, for Montreal.
goes by the river to Cincinnati, and frol
: thence by railroad. We call attention to thi
shipment particularly, because it il the Or,
! by the way Of the river for three months, an
is an indication that our long pent up rive
transportation 10 once more renewed.
During the past ten days or two week,
0 considerable quantities Of pork and baeo
e have boon shipped, or forwarded, Eastward
via the Jacksonville Railroad. The shr
ments have exceeded 200 barrels, and til
q stock on hand has thus been materially re-
duced. The stock on hand does not excee
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