The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-13

such bonds are, in the mind of leading
Slavery Propagandist? Whatever he may
profess such bonds to be. there is not such
q dullard in the land MS not to know that the
secret, impelling sentiment with him and
such as him, il m anxiety about the extern
sion Of Slavery over fresh fields, the safety
and permanence of the institution, the
profit of tho negro crop, and the demand for
the great staple commodity Of the region
from which he halls. And to advance those
ends, it is necessary to defeat the Repuhi-
can party. To defeat Fremont, therefore,
is the great object. The Governor sees
clearly and accurately. He talks plainly,
like practical man, with the interests Of the
Shareholders in view. And To compass the
defeat OF Fremont, and so crush out oil or
position to the dominance Of the Siavc-Pow-
err, he is willing 10 abandon Buchanan and
go for Fillmore. He don't think that is ne
cessary, but he is willing to DO it, for he sees
there are "bonds Of union" between them
Look hcrel Democratic Germans, Irish
men, people of every foreign nation who
follow the flag of the Bachaneers lead
ing man, a Presidential Elector, among
them, tells you that they are willing to pro.
scribe you, to strike hands with those who
avow themselves rs your open and bitter
enemies, and to raise their candidate to pow
er, il it Unnecessary to advance the inter-
csts of Slavery. Their professcd and pc
culiar love for you, your rights aud priyi-
leges, is demagogue- pretcnce. Slave La
Dor against Free Labor, the labor of degra-
ded services against your labor and the In
Dor Of the American masses, is the thing
they are fighting for. So q great man among
them confesses, --pEcLAREs. And his party
applaud him to the echo. Read his words,
citizen friends, whether you be native born
or foreign, for they are of interest to all.
DuELING.-The two leading editors of the
two leading Buchanan journals at the South,
gentlemen who defended Bully Brooks SO
vigorously and bepraised him so fulsome-
gagged in duels, and one of them now sleeps
the sleep of death, n martyr to the bloody
code which he defended. We allude to Mr..
Pryor of the Richmond Enquirer, and Mr..
Taber Of the Charleston Mercury. The for
mer went to the ground with d. b. Bolts,
who called him out for his uDgenslamaniy,
infamous attacks upon his father. Both par
ties were arrested, and no blood was split.
Mr.. Taber was less fortunate in the issue,
for he sealed the sincerity of the malignant
SANDERS which he fathered, with his blood
His friends are bitterly mourning his loss,
rs the friends of Mr.. Pryor may may do ere
long, for the inculcation Of violent sensi-
ments bring inevitably its retribution Of
blood and sorrow.
rFA friend hands Us the result Of three
votes upon rail road trains on which he was a
passenger last week.
On the indianapolis and Lafayette road
the vote stood,
For Fremont, e
/" Buchanan, 80
!" Fillmore, II
On the New Albany and Salem road the
vote was,
For Fremont, 81
" Buchanan, A.
+" Fillmore, IA
and on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road the result was as follows
For fremont, 70
+" Buchanan, 81
:. Fillmore, II
CO. Henry Clay Pate, the Border Ruff an
correspondent Of the Border Rutflan ST. Louis
Republican,, says that Gov Geary is grow
ing very popular in Kansas. He speaks, of
course, Of those with whom he circulates,
ana il IS matter Of no surprise that he
should bc popular with the RutIians. 10 We
popular with them, however, is the best pos
slble evidence that his pretended '.iapdrtiai-
ity" is Il gross humbug.
DisrSioS.Th National htelIigencer has
lengthy article reprobating in the stronges,
terms the flaming talk about dss solution, and
showing how unwise aud futile would be any
attempt to compass such n result. Still
some political grannies are scared by the
humbug.
KANSAS FagE STATS MEx.-As we presum-
cd they would do, the Free State men Of
Kansas decided not to vote ut the late elec-
ton. A meeting was held at Lawrence on
the LIST, AT which a preamble and resolutions
upon the question were adopted, from which
we extract the following
Resolved, That expediency and principle
alike enjoin people to ignore the coming
election OF members Of the assembly, and
as Congress rejected her delegate on the
ground OF invaldity Of tbs election law, il
can't be doubted that another application
identical in fact with the one just now deter
mine, will be also refused. Therefore
Resolved, That the people OF Kansas, re-
sarding the so.called election law invalid,
refuse to participate in any election held by
virtue of said enactment.
Archbishop Hughes an the Charac-
ter az Fremont.
NEW loRg, Oct. Archbishop Hughes
published the suhjoined card In the morning
papers
The Archbishop Of New York thinks il