The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-29

sss Wy =. - -. =. -
ocrsnc parry. nsvs See seS
posed TO the lsa1ing measures Of that party,
and vet have ben II most reliable support
rA-..h 80. a..;a..a s.;.n,. ~
" =.
the IariH OF ~ ana YET 'ney supPof'sa VIC Nc
free.tra.er Polk in "a, - . better Jar'n
man than CLAY. They we're loud -mouthed
.avo..,.. ~ ira. .o;l and free Kansas. and
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a. inc same t'n'' supPoe4 =
preference to Fremont. IheJ sfs N favof
Of freedom and free labor, and claim that
tho ro,;cv Of emancipation il Democratic.
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great Democratic triumph. Nov, while the
Democratic press and party, North and
South, are dsDouaeing in unnsasarsd terms
IN. u.ho,;.;o, Rr,.r.;c.. ;c,;.&. >, The stol;d
n.-.s.r ..;a;.. !. ~. ~.
rennsyNAnia DemoOfAcy leJo'0s = '.s W
of st. L.ou;.. and still support The Pro.
slaverv Democracy il unbroksn phalanx ..
n. nolI.
Hear the Philadelphia Democrat on the
on the ST. Louis election:
.sThe citv Of s.. Louis. by : brilliant ma.
jority, has declared for gradual emancipa-
ton in Missouri. This was easier to DO done
n .ns Guy % i. =. 80. Louis Juan ~ most - VIC
ssAcoordinr to the oepsus Of 1856. St.
Louis only has 4 ,223 slaves to 1879 ,479 white
men. For the ysar 1851 II had I, 1857 slaves
20 so'vsc 1"ss men. lnooeo, sno eIe.'
cities in the slave states are, il We may be al
lowed the expression, islsnds Of free labor,
wnefe INC prscs,oai spposihon eng ooiona. s.
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sit ought mot TO b supposed, however,
that the Democratic emancipation party has
brought our nnsi, dennits plans Tor shat pur-
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out Of emancipstion 10 ths sdysns, and pro.
gress Of tree white labor, the immigration
whereof they intend to promote BY all mean:
+, NJ c;r.., RroYn = n. natal,
speech IN the Missouri Leglslasure, to which
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partv a Nf.o.r; nave ~ fnll synnaahy M
sck.owisdgmsnt Of the Democracy 81 The
eentra! and northern states, and espsciaily
y ~ pes1oofscy o. lsonsy.v1nal1n, nsnou.o
81 Psn.s,lvsnia .on;.saed Raohsnsa (,
veil against ne pro- slavery 1>>...ss::..ssn Of
shs South - the sholitionjzm Of tAs North,
AMI thai hv thu OntaidA r enaam pA AZ thu man.
ple. Ruchsnan ~ zoninated on .those
grounds asainst IN ~ill Of The wiss-pulling
ssoslssssal pellsaesans. The Dsnoelsoy O
f.,o,;.. IS. .r.sss;". 1 .sas. 'l IA ,s1rsS
sAas iuss * she election Of bashanan. Is.
dsvslopmsnt Of the slave ssases would b f..
vorsd and protected. And that ne Dsmocra.
~ !. .nc;c.s;o, - n;..on:; no.. c.n.. ~ !
tAst a. tha ent,,. free Nit. s.n,.,.aicn. And
~, aseIs.y ~ 4.' = .oas :. 49, "a. 3 J:
rodsrstion vhieA + 70 b ~ in ~ sxcal
lent speech Of Mr. Brown
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countries, probably our own,--she viii
r.,ma n.ntlv ..ttl. dovn.
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), '''Os o.s - 1870 .oy y
the west Point, has received she appoint
ment OF Professor Of Mathematics in Co.
lumbia College. Nav York citv. Prof.
I;.h.. -. :, -. u.:..;.as ca..h
0os.' ". VAC o.'ss.v VI oou'n
Csrolina, has been elected Professor Of lis
tory and Political Science il the ssme iasti-
tution.
Lieut.. GOV. Tom. Ford, Of Ohio, has
town in Minnesota, called Topeka, where be
now is. in door health.
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D'Ack Domoclscy = sAndidase TOT congress
in his fathers old district, He hsa accepted