The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-11


WARK OF FREE INSTITUTIONS. -JoHs C.
FgExoyrs Litter Of AceeptaAee.
REDrcE OR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD of PRICES THROUGHOUT TIE
WORLD, AND YOU COVER olR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - srs Ba-
eAaaan's Speech on Low irages. Mites Rsoissr, roll
q page i26.
UsuRrEx-We pronounced the Presi-
dent usurper, liable to impeachment and
richly entitled to it, for violating plain pro-
vision Of the constitution, and proyis-
ion which the constitution declared very i'm.
portant ono, in disarming the Free State
people OF Kansas. One Of our buchanan
contemporaries was indignant that we should
speak thus OF the President, and proceeded
to Justify his conduct. The President now
confesses that ''even the government has no
rlgh, TO disarm Them" for ssthc bearing Of
arms Is constitutional privilege Yet
they were disarmed. And the government,
troops, under the orders Of the President.
disnrmed them. And he did transcend his
powers. lie IS usurper and a tyrant,--
tyrant IN that most unholy and indefensi-
BILE of causes, human slavery. And he does
merit impeachment Out OF his own mouth
he stands condemned, "a Tvrant and Lib
crticidet
NoGn.SoR OF PnLIcy.--t,reat numbers OF
OF Buchanecrs have been holding on to the
party IN the belief that there was to be
change OF policy with respect to Kansas.
Proceedings there hitherto have outraged
their sense Of justice, and compelled them TO
condemn the Administration. But they
thought they saw indications of a change of
policy, which would still render the party an
endarable place for them to abide in. But
the President said to the Kansas committee.
Tor their satisfaction, and the cons olation Of
such men as we have alluded 10, s.No SIKs.
rHERE WILL BE NO CBAscg on Policy r'--
VIII they still cling 10 the corrupt, slave.
bound organization. under such prospects?
Those .ArRoclous" Almost every
member Of the Senate, FIRST or last, confess
ed that many Of the Kansas Laws were Sin
famous" and ''atrocioas," ssdisgrace TO
the country and the age,' and the Black
Democracy, as cover to something worse,
felgned willingness to see some Of them
repealed. But Congress has adjourned, and
what do We see now? Why, the troubles
opened afresh in Kansas and the Administra-
non going into the matter, on the single issue
OF sustaining and enforcing those self same
laws, and authorizing acquisitions upon in
dependent states for troops to aid in drag
coming the people Of Kansas into obedience
to their oppressive and horrible cxactions
Maine Etcction.
We have only brief despatch, received
from New York. dated the s,h, which saws
tass i is supposed the Republicans have
elected their candidate for Governor by
a0Jo majority.
gy~our friend Hoirheimer, from Quincy,
writes US that twenty five Of his Demo cratic
friends go with him for Fremont and Free
dom. Better yet Gate City.
II he writes YOU that he is for Fremont. he
must be very great liar, etc Times.
Well SIR, he does so write. But no sooner
can an honest German abandon the Black
Democracy, and pronounce for Tree,nont
and Freedom, than he il stigmatixed as ..a
Herman migrate, ia hair-lippsd German, y
"a a ), IAN inidel, whose Gols are Heel
aud Tom Paine" q hos disinieres,ea md
tender i the love which Black Democracy
bears Tor our foreign born citizens.
Gv "austis,' to redeem himself from tho
oppfohrium 81 having 50 utterly neglected
the interests If the lower part Of tLis Dis.
tric' m respec' u railroad matters, told our
Teopie what great thing. he was going To ia
when he got back froen hi. eleetionaer;u .
ienr. hv g9tting bill introduced for The soe.
ciai benefit of the heokak aud ror, n.s
MONIES, and the Fort NJ ,dison and R9oonta;.,
railroads. Wei, who has heard any him,
about any saeh bill and his marge,ou, et,ar,
in It's favor
lis PLfpcK. --The presiaen, promised
that i the House would vote the army ap
Prorfiaann, the prisoners confined OF
s1-asos q constructive treason should b,
reieas"d. IL ~ his money. Why dou'
he keep his vari Bat he ion't, and liza
- onong'l - yind.sate tie Republican mem
bers for refusing - be.le,e and Trust him
bK RsNKis kLseyrp. Is r. Rankin
Marsha Of Nebraska, has been removed from
ofiee. The cause Of removal is M, stated
Ii is said, however, that the person. mainl,
instrumental IN his appointment, are those
who procured bis removal. The people q
Nebraska are gratiEed to see him ous,ed.
CO A great meeting was held a, shelby
vile, ladiana, by the Fremonters, on the Sd
~ which we notice Mr.. Harlan among other,
addressed the audience. Iii estimated tina
not less than rs 900 people we're present.