The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-11

CT The auction sales of real estate in the
city of New York, for the last three months,
amount to seven millions Of dollars.
The Pr o r en-. q Governor n . Lawre nee.
Stanton, the acting Governor OF Kansas,
went to Lawrence the other day, and deliv-
cred most impudent and insulting speech,
in which he exhibited himself n silly bragg
CART, armed, however, with the entire power
of the United States Government.
Ia the course Of his remarks he said:
"The Federal laws must be obeyed, and he
had come to see that they were enforced.
The audience responded, "That's right,
we'll help you enforce them they shall have
our cordial support" "And the enactments
Of the Territorial (bogus) Legislature must
also be obeyed," added the Secretary!
"Neyer.o sNeyer!" "Never!n "Neyer -
broke out from every part Of the audience.
"Then you and l." continued Mr.. Stanton,
growing much excited and looking very pa lie,
care at war upon this point; but shall spill
every drop OF blood in my body but what the
laws shall be enforced"
"Cant do it, old fellows" sLike to see
you try" $50 on" and "Pitch in,o re-
sponded the auditory.
"llenceforth," said the speaker, 1--WE un-
darstand each other, and there will be war to
the knife unless you come under"
"Come on, them" said an old man, draw
ing his knife, "if you want to try that
game
81 did not come armed,o resumed Mr.. s..
"and | have neither a revolver nor bowie
knife about me-nothing but this, (showng
r. A.
would not be endangered in Lawrence.
lCres of Bah 80 pshaw = and 'Humbug ri
But it will be useless for you to attempt to
resist the authorities, for you will not be
fighting with the Missourians nor the Border
Ruihnns, but with the mighty and irresistible
Federal Government itself. Yes, the United
States fore Is will compel you to succumb. -
Great excitement ensued hereupou--the
audience kissing, laughing and exclaiming,
"Comc on with your troops;o ssWe are
ready to fight with the Federal Government !;
il is the biggest Border kuihan We have.n
Gov. Robinson at last came forward; beg
ged his hearers TO let Mr.. Stanton proceed.
and TO answer him when he finished.
Mr.. Stanton, having cooled down little.
in recommending, asked his hearers il thew
would pay taxes to the Territorial (bogusl
officers.
"Never!" they replied. "No bogus Off.
GERS shall come about us. We will nav tnYe.
to the L. s. officers, and to no one else.v
Mr.. Stanton then urged the Free State men
to vote for delegates to the Constitutional
Convention.
''No list has been ,aken,' said one Of the
audience, sand therefore VIC are not quail
fed electors"
Mr.. Soto the Probate Judge and get
your names inserted.
Jadg to go to. Now what do you advise US
to do.
Mr., ST. don't know; you are queer set.
and can't understand you.
Mr.. Stanton continued his speeeh. treating
OF general topics, and finally closed by read :
ing passage from Hiawatha, in which the
Indians are exhorted to wash the war paint
from their faces, and smoke the pipe OF
peace.
The address was most unfortunate pro.
dnetion from beginning to end, and has lost
Mr.. stanton the respect and regard Of nil
free State men. II Was i'll calculated to
harmonic political differences, and on the
contrary has excited degree of bitter ami
mostly against him, personally, embittered
Administration, and preiudiccd their minds
fearfully against the new Governor. The
citizens feel as If the old policy OF Pierce was
| about to be inaugurated anew. and thew ara
resolved on taking up arms before submit
ting to the infamous thraldom that Seeretarv
stanton threatens TO impose upon them.
very much fear that he will prove another
Woodson, and that Buchanan will turn out
even worse than Pierce.
w We see il stated the reason wby the
Fourth Of March was chosen as the day fo,
the inauguration Of the President of the Uni
ted States, was because the 4th of March in
every year, commencing from the first inau-
guration, cannot come on u Sunday for at
least three hundred or more years.-[Ex.
| Paper.
And yet, it is scarce nine years since YOU
have seen the 4th day Of March fall upon
suhuay, anu the inauguration Of Presiden,
deferred to Monday in consequence.
The UNITED SrArEs MINISTER TO BooorA.-
We understand that the Executive at Bogota.
through the New Granadian Charge a. Aiia,res
NJ washington, has either already, or will
shortly apply to tie government Of the Uni.
TED States for the recall Of Judge Dowlin,
resident Minister at Bogota. IL 10 hardly to
1 DC supposed that the United States will, I'M
der existing circumstances, nccede to this
request. Judge Bowlin has, however, long
since intimated his intention to resign his
post tins spring, and has advised his govern.
ment tha, he will leave Bogota in Nav, en-
route for the United States.
Ncmention this fact, lest his withdrawal
from TINS country should be misconstrued.
Inc course pursued by Judge Bowlin, in
ms relations with this Government has. we
are hapy TO say, given entire satisfaction 10
NJ ceratry,aea. p.aa... Star.
ihG lsntcRASrs NEARLY ALL ron r.p.
poA'--in relation to the character Of tho
immigration to Kansas, the Herald Of Free.
dom says