The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-26

MR.. JONAS, Of Quincy, aud DIR. GAI.LAND
Win address the people Of the city
THIS EVENING


Coae, every body!
MExriKo ON THURSDAY EvKSING.-One OF
the sblsss and most forcible speeches We
ever listened y iD this city, was the speech
81 Geo. c. Dixon, ESQ.,, before the Rspub-
hcan Club and people generally, on Thurs
Day evening. He prsfacsd his speech BY >
stassnent Of the position Of parties, posi-
tioas 20 clear and positive, with the great
question Of Frssdon for the National Do
main % the ons hand, and the sajugation Of
The Territories 70 Slavery on the other, that
It LETT him no option, - an honest man and
friend q Hunan Rights, but 10 cast in his
lst ard inGseass with the Republican party /;
- be ciosed By showing that the great,
- question, was Free Labor Or Slave La
Dsr,-s commercial Question,--a matter Of
dellass and cents,--a struggle TO increase
tas valss Of negro property BY extending the
oo fss slave labor, and to dspress free
labos, which y astagonistical to the interests
= 0lavs-cwSsss. The main question vas
fslly ard snphatieally established, and
1orsably illss6aAsd. We should give a
sks4sA of his spsssA, If We had room.
Aft@ b Aad closed, Mr.. Breeder made =
Humorous speech, containing some telling
psints which brought down the most vocif-
sross applause.
IN CoN0REss, 6rH.--In the Senate. Mr..
Weller announced that the Dem cratic eau.
ous had decided that the Pacific Railroad
bill should be made the special order Of the
day. Mr.. Trunbull protested agains. the
majority meeting in secret to decide the or
der Of business,-the might as well expel
the minority 1t once. Mr.. Douglass defend
Cd the movement, saying that it was neces-
sary to the dispatch of business. But the
EFFORT to decide the action OF the Senate in
such manner, provoked 30 much Discus
SION, that the motion to take up the Pacific
railroad bill was withdrawn, and the regular
business Was resumed. La the House. an
ioehectual effort was made to reconsider the
Vote retaining Mr.. Chapman from Nebraska
IN his seat. The contested election case
from New Mexico was taken up, and Mr.
Otere Was allowed to retain his seat, agains
the claim OF Mr.. Gailegos.
ANOTHER LdK.--The Times has n swelling
accoont OF the suppression Of press j,
BLOOMFIELD BY Republicans, as il charges
l1s own account convicts it Of premeditate
and unqualified falsehood, as the Fillmore
ties and not the Republicans were the rerpe
traitors Of what the Times depicts as an AZ
tonishing outrage. We will relate the fact.
- they appear BY the article in the Times
Tor We have heard nothing of the alta
through any other quarter.
G. +. ODER published Fillmore paper i
Bloomfield. For the establishment he ",
sti!l in debt, and Mr.. McAchran, FiIlno,
man, with some others, Was his securi,,
Mr.. Ober transferred his establishment 70
Dsaocrat, who commenced publishing
Dsaocratic paper. The Fillmorei.es, Incense
- this perversion Of the use OF the pro,
Tor which they we're security, replevied an
obtained possession Of it themselves, and ,
ths organ Of the Black Democracy v,
brought up with s. round turn" Mr.. Nj
Ashsan, Il Seems, simply took legal posse
siea OF property which he claimed /; and Il
progrissy Of that act under the provoca,ic
osefed, every one car Judge of for himsel
Bat Il is an AFFAIR between Fillmorises al
Democratic, any how, With which Republ
cans hare nothing to do.
TnE BLACK DKsocaAor WnAKrsKp Is CA