The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-03


and to certify to the world that Slaveho ding
is blessed Of God, even a. the marriage rela-
ton.
treason An ohio.
The crackbraim Of tho Times who pub.
hshed to the world, few days ago, that Ke-
okuk was under the control OF . lawless mob
which had set the constituted authorities at
defiance, now proclaims in like glaring CAPT
tails, that treason has broken out in open re-
bellion in Ohio. This last announcement il
equally as groundless as the first.
The simple facts are, that a Deputy Mar
shall Of the United States arrested certain
persons charged with harborng or aiding the
escape Of Fugitive Slave. The parties ar
rested applied to ajudge Of the court Of CON-
mon pleas for writ Of habeas corpus, re-
curing the Marshal to bring them before said
Judge, that he might inquire into the legal
ity OF their detention. The Sheriff took the
writ, and the Deputy Marshal resisted the
execution Of it. Thus apetty executive off :.
c.r of the United States attempted to resist
the mandate of the court Of Ohio-a court Of
ample authority to enforce its mandates
against the highest executive officers of the
State.
The Deputy Marshal was in the wrong of
course. 1t was his duty to obey the writ,
and if the Judge should make wrong de-
cision in the premises, the remedy was
peaceful one in higher court.
The Constitution of the State of Ohio, as
well as those Of all the States Of the Union,
secures the right to a writ Of habeas corpus,
and no law OF the United States has ever at
tempted to deprive rhite people Of that light.
The Ohio court, therefore, acted in strict
pursuance OF the constitution; and the zeal
of the Deputy Marshal in treating the pro-
cess with contempt, and resisting its exeeu-
ton, has rendered him liable to punishment
ander the criminal laws Of the State.
But in this case there had been ga niger
10 the wood pile," and although no had long
ago made his escape, our Russian .sdog No
ble,' of the Times, without sufficient sense
to know that the niger is gone, still SHARKS
ut the hole.o
GTA Hotel is about to be erected on the
Fifth Avenue, New York, at cost, including
ground, Of one million dollars.
MormonIsm.
The Mormonism of Utah is simply an out
cropping OF democracy and popular sover-
eighty. Their disgusting mode Of life, their
concubinnge, and the mummery Of their
priestly ceremonies, are institutions protect
ed BY the spirit and letter OF the Nebraska
bill. To talk Of their treason 10 simply to
talk treason against the principle OF that law.
They base done nothing which, so far A.
concerns their allegiance TO the government.
or the rights Of others coming among them.
can compare in villainy with their compeers.
the Border Rufiuns Of Kansas, who are and
have been the pets Of the government. judge
Drummond who complains Of them, is no
better than he should be, and there never has
been the least intention to appoint him Gov.
ernor. The Western Democrat Of distinc-
ton Who has been telegraphed to accept the
undesired governorship Of this moral Alsa.
TIA, - probably Col. Richardson. Major
McCullock has declined, notwithstanding =
dozen announcements to the contrary
ICourier 4 Enquirer.
HEnRrw LIVING LANGUAGE. political
newspaper, written and printed in the lie.
brew language, may be classed among the
.'curiosities OF literature" Such . paper
y now appearing at Johanisberg, 10 the Bal
TIC provinces OK Prussia. II 10 edited By
Rabbi s. SHERMAN, of svck. under the Il.
tie fla Ma9id, i. e., ''The informer, % andis
published weekly at a very low price, IIe-
brew printing ofhces existea in Russia and
Poland before this, but were closed bs Car
Nicholas, ~ promoting, by the introduction
OF Hebrew Literature, the national isolation
OF the Jews, and thus hinderirg their Russi.
hcatlon. This measure has been abolished
oy the present Emperor, and Hd Nagid Is,
therefore, imr ortedfrom PrussiA without any
dimcalty, aud finds large circulation among
the Russian and Polish Hebrews.
sIAsD Sr YOUR OLD ESTABLISHED PAPxRs.
I'VE hear OF many KEW Republican papers
beng started by our country friends. ifis
Ioliy nay II 10 worse-'tis madness. We
say 10 ou' iriends every where, sustain your
Old, proved, well tried and we'll established
pspers, u you VIII sustain your principles
and your party. You have seen many such
experiments tried, aud, in about : t~elv.
month, thrcc-fourths OF them 90 10 the dos
No editor can suit everybody, but those Who
: s..ss sustained themselves Ior wears. have
thus given proof that they are approved by
the great majority --thesefore they are lie
ones to support, and therefore We saw 10
you, stand by your OLD established papers.
and do not embarra.s them by encouraging
sew oxEs.-lN. Y. Tribune.
PEETrr GooD.-The Burris Commercial
ssgets on !" the following concerning the re-
salts OF fhe late election in this state:
"There IL one Republican out of three Of
hcerS which will probably save the state
from distraction. But this partial defeat,
when there vas no use in it, puts US in the
predicsment the boy ". when he stubbed
biz toe: lie was too old to cry, and il Aurt
too I'D bad to Iasgh.'"