The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-03

ported at the August election. All opposed 10 the
further extension Of Slavery are invited to attend
By order Of the County Central Committee.
PHILIP vTELE. Chairman.
Job Press for sale.
We have for sale Job Press OF Mon.
tsgue's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until il
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. II
could be made very servicsable in country
once, and We will sell itat . bargain.
The 0usernateriai Confess In Mis-.
ssurl.
The st. Louis Inlslltgsneer support, Rol.
Inns the American candidate, and argues that
his opp onsnt Stewart, the Loeofoco candi-
date has NO slaves and that the editors who
support him are equally destitute Of that
patent OF democratic responsibility in the
South, while Rollins has some thirty or more
OF these human cattle. Therefore Il urges
Rollins 10 = safe man for the Southern
shareholders, and Stewart 10 not. But still
Further the Intelligencer pursuss the argu-
nent and appeals to the shareholders a. fol.
lows:
Citiiens OF Missouri, remember, that the
Abolitionists Of Boston own coz, 900 acres
OF land in Missouri, and they own the Han.
nibsl and St. Joseph Railroad. They design
10 overthrow slavery in Missouri, in order TO
speculate in these lands. These Boston
Abolisionists know how to work, and through
whom 70 work. They elect the President Of
the Hsnnibal and St. Joseph Railroad, and
Robert N. Stewart 10 their man. They put
him and they keep him in. He has been for
years in their pay, and he 10 still in their
pay. They pay him more than the State Of
Missouri pays her Governor Stewart would
still be the hired man Of the Boston Aboi.
itionists. vnd he would sooner give up the
Governors place and the Governors salary,
than the Boston place and the Abolition
salary!
DO the people Of Missouri think OF these
things? Do they wish to have the agent and
employee Of Boston Abolitionists for their
Governor? DO they suppose that Robert
NJ. Stewart can take Office and pay from men
who are at work trying to Abolitionixe Kan.
sas aud Missouri, and not be false to Mis-.
souri,
The Leader which is the Locofoco organ
and supporter of Stewart pitches int Rol.
Inns, however, a. the candidate Of the Abol-
itionists. Itsays.
We warn ell those, who think they under
stand Rollins, to keep away from him, for
after the election, they will find that he has
been sailing IN accordance with . private
chart furnished him by Blair snd Brown, aud
that "A - ~
out certain instructions, and pursue certain
line Of policy il elected. They have worked
together too long for Rollins to desert his
old friends at this late and important crisis.
especially when he believes them as LOYAL to
the institutions Of Missouri a. any Of her cit
izens.
Hereafter We shall have to devote moro OF
our time to the Democrat than to any other
Rollins paper, because II 10 his abless organ,
and says more in his fhvsr than any other
half dozen papers that support him. In the
meantime, let the people of the country re.
member, that the most earnest supporter OF
Rollins in The State 10 the Missouri Demo.
Graf, the Black Republican and Emaucipa.
ton organ.
And 90 it would seem that the victory 10
Missouri, is to be achieved BY that party
which can prove ito opponent the most i'm
bued With Abolitionism. Ii is tight 6t thus
far, and about an even chance, for one party
has to carry Boston and the other Frank.
Blair and the Democrat.
C The Constitutional Convention EN-.
ployed areporter, and made arrangements for
the Publication Of the proceedings with the
speeches OF the members At length. This
ponderous volume has not yet made it's ap.
psarancs and viii not till after the Consti.
tuition has been adopted or rejected. And
then the book will be used for waste paper
by every body, excep. the members Of the
Convention, who will doubtless preserve .
copy as their best charter 10 immortality.
Had the Conventions spent bali the amount
81 this useless expenditure in paying for III.
insertion Of the Constitution Ia the newspa.
pers Of the State, they would have afforded
the people the means Of knowing what they
had to vote upon, while they would 1t the
same time have performed IN act Of justice
70 the newspaper propristors, who now be-
80" SssO pSSASes0d upoa suo othtc Rratul.
tously, or else, BY declining TO do 80, deprive
their readers Of the opportunity Of seeing
the consti,ution ct all.
ETThe Locofoco editors and orators have
often advised "Abolitionists'' TO 70 South
and preach against slavery where it exists.
Would il not be well for them 20 practice IN
their own principles Every mothers son
OF the Locofoco politicians, are roaring ram
pant against the dangers and evils Of anal.
EamAtion. Let them 90 South where that
evil prevails and BEECH forth their warnings
and denunciations against those who are in
the daily and nightly habit Of indulging in
that dreadful evil. which m;ns!es re b.oo
OF the races, and il fas. eseriorating the
Caucasian stock.
FiLLsrrERrSo.-- Meetings are being held
Soath TO raise men and means for new
hllibastering expedition to Niesragua undo,
the lead OF Wslker. About three quarters
Of million OF dollars have been contributed
70 the new enterprise already, IL Southern
pspsss asy b credited.
ga nsw Baking House is about to "a
Into operation ct Qsiacy. Aessrs. Brown.
Ing, Bushnell, Wood, Ball, and other leading
sitissns, srs proniasnt in tbs enterprise.