The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

THUR0DAY MORNING., JUNE4.
Srsvvscs ssAn coaHsa % NAH AID vouasu
evDa .. Z. HART soI's BOOK STORE.
Fhs Diaek crusade.
Ne unAssstaad that our City Marshal IN
Ass The spiriting Of the "o6oial papsl
Of ~ city," has connenosd crusade Of
sxtssnisatios against half SCORE Or 20 Of
ssr solorsd popalstion, who are seeking I,
earn IN honest livelihood in our midst.
HHs most heroic and patriotic publ.
measure and 10 In admirable keeping with il
great advocate the s'of6cial paper Of th,
city," sad We suggest that there be Some At.
ting snbien devised to keep the grand
achievement before the 'pablic eye" and
hand down the fame Of its advocates and ex-
scutors 10 tho rsnotest ages Of the future.
Gould not the Mayor and City Council
still further incrsase our weight Of gratitude
By changing the engraved vignetts Of the
city scrip, 20 ~ to represent Hassian seri
in the attitude Of eloquent advocacy of ne.
gro extermination, and Free born Ameri-
can, With Marshal's baton, pummeling q
frightened darby, who should, of course,
sing
'-Jordan's . hard road to travel"
While he with the baton strikes the chorus,
"Hai Columbia happy land
Not many generations since. the Anglo
Saxon race thought they did God service in
plandsring and driving from their midst the
hated 0descendants Of Abraham. Still later,
New England drove the Quaksrs from her
bordsss With violence, and forbid their re-
sara under severe penalties and within the
nemory Of man similar treatment has been
dealt out to Catholics in various portions Of
the Protestant world.
The Anglo Saxon race are ashamed of ,hi.
conduct on the part Of their ancestors, and
emulate each other 10 their efforts to disprovs
or sxcsss il. The next generation Of civil.
iasd Human beings, will regard . similar
course, parsusd BY the present generation,
under the influence Of like prsjudiess, axainst
the African race, with just suoh sentiment,
- re nov regard the conduct Of our ances.
tors towards the Catholics, the Quakers and
the Jews. .
In that good time coming We trust that /.
viii Be remembered that it was Sclavouia.
and not IN Anglo Saxon who sounded thu
toesin and proclaimed the crusade Of the
combined white races against the negroes Of
Aeokuk. In the meantime, - " black %,
own boots and patroniss Q French barber.
We shall not suffer the slightest ineopvsni.
encs, should the lef dsrs in this grand AFFAIR
succeed in discriminating the entire colored
population Of the State.
THk HAsEAs Cotrus CASE is OHIo.-The
writ OF hobsas corpus, Issued BY JUDGE
Lesviss, Of the United States District Court
for the Marshal and his assistants confined
10 the Jail At Springfield, Ohio, was served
without opposition and the parties taken to
Cincinnati, where the case will be examined
BY Judge Leavi.., and the parties probabl,
released.
Had Marshal Churchill obeyedthe mandate
OF the Springfield Judge, he would no, have
been Imprisoned. nor would he have rendered
himself liable to an indictment under the
criminal laws of Ohio, as be will still be,
notwithstanding his release from con6ne.
meni under = writ OF habeas corpus.
Where is the treason proclaimed in Ohio I?
CO Mr.. Williams, who left Utah ON the
18th Of April, informs the Leavenworth Her
aid that Brigham Young is driving the Gen.
tiles out of the Territory.
On the principles of squatter sovereignty
she Mormons have right to control their
own institutions and admit only such per.
sons - they choose, and they have just the
same right to drive out and keep out the Gen.
tiles, that We have to drive out the negroes
the right Of the strongest, numerically and
physically, for the present at least. And
that Is the right upon which National Pro-
Slavery Democracy and Mormon polygamy
are alike based.
RxvxRsrNc THE ORpER.-W Wheat is quoted
at Des Moines from 30 cents to ri 90, vhils
corn il put down at So to o. Is, thus no,
only reversing the usual proportion but en-.
HANGING the price Of both articles in an in
ds6aits ratio.
Since the Capital has been located At Des
Moines it 10 essential that the CITY should
adopt the customs and re6ncments Of old
and polished cities, and 10 order to hasten
the transformation and Improvement, it NAV
have been necessary thus to enhance the
value Of corn, 90 Is to make sscorn dodver,u
~ expensive luxury instead Of common
diet.
E0G Gov. Walker has delivered his inau-
gursl nessaEe 10 Kansas. He takes the DO
sitlsn that the bogus laws shall be soforced,
but promises that be will use his influence 70
secure the submission OF the copstitu,;on n
vote Of the people.
The Locofoco party is organising, under
strong pro-slavery leaders on the national
platform, in favor of slavery extension.
a Wspublish in another column letter
OF william Smith, the brother OF Jo., Who
VINO was ous-geRsEsled by the notorious
Brigham Young in the matter Of the ,uccss !.
son 20 the place made vacant BY the "nur.
der Of that patriarch" and in CONSCIOUSNESS
writes under due sense Of hi. wrongs and
IN the hope Of "sweet revenge
y
GTThe Steamer Louisisna was burned n
Galveston Boy, on the 3lst ultino. Eleven
persons, anongst whom was Col. Bainbridse
Of the United States Army, are reported .,