The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-13

Davis. Ts5 BnCh. 2fS gain.
Scott, COO for Fremont, lC4 gain.
Henry, 1909 for Fremont, l27 gain.
johnson, Fremont 254, IS gain.
Linn, 500 for Fremont, 200 gain.
Muscatine, 300 for Fremont, 80 gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, SO gain.
Cedar, 400 for Fremont, $50 gain.
Jefferson, l56 for Fremont, SO loss.
Wapello, GO for Buchanan, 3s loss.
Mahaska. 800 for Fremont, q loss.
Lucas, small maj. for Fremont, $50 gain.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change.
Dubuque, Bnch. LOCI, 335 gain.
Jackson, Buch. 100, ls2 gain.
Jones, Fremont 200, small change.
Appanoose, Buch. 662, 2IS gain.
Marion, Buch. 237, 81 gain.
Monroe, Fremont 10, / loss.
Clinton, Fremont $50, los gain.
Decatur, Buch. 800, ls5 gain.
Cass, Fremont s, Is loss.
Wayne, Buch. $50, S4 gain,
Pottawatamie, Buch. 90, 100 loss.
Polk, Fremont l6S, &c loss.
Benton, Fremont 100, SIS gain.
Keokuk, Fremont 81, same as before.
We have corrected the above figures BY
latest advices, and they nre not Tar from
right, we think. There are none other re-
ports on which we place sufficient credence to
insert them.
Gov. GEARy ASLAvEHoLDRK.--Gov Genry,
Of Kansas, il turns out holds and works
large number OF slaves in Virginia. They
are engaged in an iron establishment. The
fact, then, is, that both the Governor and
Chief Justice Of Kansas hold slaves, the
latter having taken two Of his family slaves
to that territory with him. Does any sensi-
bic man presume that all the leanings Of such
officials will not be in favor OF Slavery? Or
that Freedom will have the least possible
chance while such men bear sway?
A FAcr. by whatever means brought
about, under Whatever excuses or impress
sions, vet it is nevertheless plainly and une-
quivocally true, as the New York Tribune
says, that, in the election just terminated,
"praclically, majority Of the American
'specple have Endorsed outrages more inhu-
ssman than Poland or Hungary ever endured,
"and voted that il is no wrong to shoot and
"scalp men in Kansas for peacefully striving
"to keep theirs Free Territory, and make
"it Free State.s
The French Community Mt Nauvoo, under
the Presidency Of Monsieur CADET, seems to
be doomed to never-ending succession Of
ouarrcls. A year or two ago this body
sloughed of a large portion Of its members
in one OF the paroxysms of its chronic dis
ease, and We have just received . notice
that it has now displaced NJ. CADET from his
high Office and expelled him from the Icarian
Community.
p. S.--Since writing the above we learn
that Mons. CADET died OF apoplexy in ST.
Louis on Sunday last.
DELRsArKs.--So far MS we have returns, Z
Republicans and 10 Black Democrats have
been elected to the Constitutional Conven-
ton, There are Is more districts to hear
from. We think there will be small Re-
publican majority in the Convention.
FoR kASsAs.-A train OF emigrants for
Kansas will leave Iowa City on the goth inst.
under the conduct of Gen. Lane.
The OHIo.--The Ohio river was rising
slowly at Cincinnati on the 9th. The St.
LOU. steamer was advertised to leave on that
day for keoknk.
MASSACHUSETTS CoSGRgssAEN. - Every
member Of the new Congressional delegation
from Massachusetts is Republican.
Fft.I,nesrsR acknowledgement Of 400
2Sth nlt
DrAn.--H Hon. John NJ. Clayton died At
Dover, Del, on the 9tlNinst.
TRus.--The New York Herald specializing
upon the elements of Mr.. Buchanan's sue
cess, az ainst the popular vote, says truly:
s'Alr. Buchanan owes his election, not TO the
Cincinnati Convention, but to the Philadel-
phia Convention, which nominated Fillmore
and Doneson to the union OF the dem
ocracy, but to the division Of the opposition
forces-not to the strength of a great name
and sound principles, but TO the obstinate
delusion OF the Fillmore clique that they
could carry the election up to Congress and
sell out there at high premium"
Telegraph News.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 5.--Ihe steamship
Black Warrior has arrived with dates to the
ID inst.
A Spanish Brig Of War had sailed from
Havana with six thousand staad Of arms for
the insurgents Of St. Domingo.
Active preparations were making to invade
Mexico.
GT-Language is the amber in which y
thousand precious thoughts have been safely
embedded and preserved. II has arrested
ten thousand lightning flashes OF genius,
which, unless thus fixed and arrested, nigh
have been rs bright but would also have been
] as quickly passing and perishing AS the light
ming. Woras convey the mental treasures OF
i one period 70 the generations that follow
and laden with this, their precious freight
\ they sal safely across the CULTS OF time IN