The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-04
'rcIegrM phiC News.

SYRACUSE, July 3l.-The Hards and Soft,,
pursuant 10 calls OF their Committees, met
in this city yesterday and organized separate
Conventions. They afterwards united, and
to-day the following ticket was nominated
Governor, Marcy T. Parker, Of Albany ;
Lieut.. Governor, Judge Vanderbilt Of Kings
co.; Canal Co missioner, John l.. Russell Df
st. Lawrence; State Prison Inspector, NJ. G.
Brenar Of New York city, Clerk of Court
OF Appeals, A. u. Warner Of Monroe; Flee.
tors Ut Large, Addison Gardner aud David
l., Seymour.
WASHINGTON, July 29.--The young man,
Jarboe, tried TO- day in the Criminal Court
for the murder of Nalley, by shooting him
for the seduction of his sister, has been nc.
quilted The jury were only gu, about Hf
teen minutes, and on the announcement OF
the verdict the crowd expressed their JOY BY
excessive applause, and eagerly pressed for
ward to congratulate the avenger of his sis !.
ter's wrongs. The result has produced gen.
eral rejoicing.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Kansas cleo
ton case will be called for tomorrow at | |
O'Clock, and the previous question will be
demanded ut O'Clock, SO the whole matter
will be settled tomorrow. Gov. Reeder
would have been present aud addressed the
House, but is sick in phiiadelphia, and will
be heard Of, if at all. BY letter.
The fertilization bill was discussed in com
mittee OF the whole, and an amendment,
making an additional appropriation Of $780,
600 for the improvement Vt kennebec river
Me. 1t would have been adopted had not
the committee been without quorum. A
roll call was ordered, and the committee
| rose and reported to the House that il could
do no business, MS 100 members had absent
/ ed themselves.
Gen. Lane Was preparing . reply to Mr.
Burlingame's card, IN defence Of Mr.
/ Brooks.
| II is reported that the President has ex
/ pressed himself fsvorably towards liberatinr
Gov. Robinson and comrades in Kansas.
Tus MOTHER OF CRoxwxLL-An interest.
/ ing person, indeed, was the mother OF Crom.
we'll woman with the glorious faculty OF
sell help, when other assistance failed her
ready for the demands Of fortune in the ex.
tremest diverse times Of spirit and energy
! equal to her mildness and patience; who
with the labors Of her own hands, gave dow.
ers to five daughters, sufficient to marry them
/ into families ~ honorable, but moro wealthy
I than her own whose single pride was hon.
] in the gorgeous palace at Whitehall the sim
| pie tastes that distinguished her in the old
brewery Mt Huntingdon whose only care,
amid all her splendors, was for the safety of
her beloved son in his dangerous eminenee ;
finally, when her care had outworn her
strength, according with her whole modestv
and tender history, she ;mplored simple
burial in some country church yard, rather
than the il-suited trappings of state and
. ceremony; herewith she feared, and with
reason, too, that his Highness, the Lord Pro.
/ teetor OF England, would have carried her
= some rcyal tomb.
There is portrait Of her at IInchild-
brook which, il that we're possible, would
increase the interest she inspires and the re-
spect she claims. The mouth, 30 small and
sweet, yet full and firm as the mouth Of an
hero the large melancholy ewes, the light
hair, the expression Of quiet afectionate.
ness sufiased over her face, which is so mod
est.y enyeloped in satin hood, the simple
beauty OF the velvet cardinal she wears. and
the richness Of the small jewel that clasps
il, seems to present before the gaxer her liy.
ing and bresthing character.
LIAM DIrr.--A Methodist Minister at the
West, who lived on very small salary, was
krestly troubled 1t one tiae to got his quar-
terly instalment. He at last told the paying
trustee that he must have his money, % his
family was suffering for the necessaries Of
life. " Money !" replied the steward. g You
preaching for money! ! thought you
preached for the good Of souls' ssSouls %
replied the minister, 81 cart eat souls, AMI
If could, It would take thousand such .,
yours to make decent neal"