The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-02

Fremont I'm Kentucky.
A We have already shown, Fremont
electoral ticket has been formed in Kentucky,
composed Of strong men from oil parts OF
the State. The Warsaw Qlls.) Erpress,
whose editor is q kentuckian, and, judging
from the tone of his paper, about as unscru-
pulous Pro- Slavery Buchancer as there
10 in the country, speaking of that ticket,
says:
"We were surprised when we learned that
our old friend, Geo. ID. Blakely, Esq, OF Lo-
gan, suffered the use Of his name rs second
on the ticket He is q man Of extraordinary
talents and liberal educaton-pcrsonally .
gentleman whom one must meet with thrill
Of ioy and part from with thousand pleas
ant recollections. In contending for sec
tional ticket, he throws away his time and
prostitutes his brilliant talents. What his
motive can be, We cannot imagine
ssSurpriscd" indeed And Why That a
Kentuckian should be opposed to the exten-
sion Of Slavery There once lived in Ken
lucky q man named Henry CLAY, who said,
81 never voted, and never will vote, and no
ssearthly power can make me vote, to spread
ssSlayery over territory where It does 4 cx-
"ist.r We should feel very sorry to know
that he had lived in Kentucky in vain. And
our Buchaneer contemporary confesscs that
he has not,--confesses that there are among
her noblcst and most gifted sons those who
advocate the same sentiments upon her own
soil.
Kentucky has gallant sons who offer glori-
Gus battle for the right. Kentucky has votes
10 give for Free Men and Fremont. She is
not 80 utterly atased and cast down as our
contemporary imagines. Her sons are not
all 40 rccreant TO Freedom us he, who can
not imagine motive for high and liberal
acts. We can ssimaginc' how such a craven as
he, had he lived in the days Of the Revola-
ton, would have been s"cowboy,"a story"
rather than have incurred the fear Of being
called an ssagitator" and ssrevolutionist."
Go sit at the feet Of your friend, and drink
ia something Of the spirit Of true Liberty
which prompts him to raise his voice against
the Dissertation Of the National sol. by the
footsteps Of the slave and the clanking OF
the chains Of human bondage. You will
feel freer, and better, and s,ronger-so uled,
when you can sympa,hi1e with him and
appreciate his spirit.
HEAR CONFEDERATE OF ruK BUCCANEERS
Lloyd Garrison, the famous leader OF the
ultra Abolltionists, cautions the people moi
10 be deludcd by the wa,chword OF the Re
: publican party, :. Liberty national. Slavery
sectional He says the true ground Is
dissolution, aud for himself he declares
.sTo me the path is plain. To-day dis
own the American flag as the symbol Of I'M
cqaAlied hypocrisy and transccndent oppres.
sion, and, cassin. it into the broad Atlantic,
defy Gil the waters thereof to wash out its
bloody stains. - Let us
register our pledge anew, before Heaven and
the world, that we will DO what in us Lies to
effect the eternal overthrow OF this blood
stained Union.
Like 1.-THE 6re-eating disunionists OF the
South, be seeks 10 bring about dissolution
~ defeating Fremont and aiding in the
election Of Buchanan. On one point CARR
son and the Buchanan organ in South Caro-
liss, the. Charleston Mercury, are agreed,
vis inst the election Of Fremont will him
der IL not defeat the project Of disunion,
and that, ~ the election Of .Eaehahan viii
most certainly promote il, they unite in de-
string his election. Disunicn is the great
purpose Of both parties, and they agreed
- 10 the most certain and specify means Of
s8sesing it. We wish the Black Democracy
Joy Of their confederaies But they never
refused tho mid of disunionists vet The
sympAthies and the active labors Of tho
whole class are with them. Men Mt the
Soath who havs threatened disunion for =
quarter Of century, and men At the North
who pronounce the Constitution "a league
with death and covenant with hell" strike
han1s in The common effort to elect Mr.. Blu