The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-14

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J. Txx Dxs Nouns VAll.i VINO In Published
4lUy Wednesday at this cfhcesis one efthe eldest
p24Grs In Iowa, and has very large snd incfess.
ins SPECULATION ihroughou, the pes Meines Val
10y ,Nssthsrn Missouri, and Western Iliinois,
Bochanan ana walker.
The recent Loccfoco Convention Of the
State Of Georgia adopted resolutions appro-
wing the Administration OF President Bu-
chanan, and calling upon the President to
remove Walker from the position Of Cover
nor Of Kansas.
The Democracy Of South Carolina, on the
other hand, regard the conduct Of Walker as
virtually sanctioned by Buchanan, and so
they take the "bull by the horns' and pitch
right into the President himself.
The Mercury says:
ssWhen Walker undertook, not oply to
plenge himself, but to pledge the Admins
tration, to use all its power TO have the Con-
situation rejected by Congress which the
Convsasiou, created to frame n Constitution,
should make, unless it was submitted TO the
people for ratification, there was but one
course left 70 the Administration (unless be
vas carrying ont their policy TO clear itself
from camplicity with his active Intervention
and sreachery, and that was, TO signify in
some public way, either by his recall or con-
domination, that he had misrepresented the
Administration in his committals. But, so
Tar from this, the President Of the United
States in bis letter TO New England preach
ers upon Kansas affairs, plainly endorses and
sanctions Walkers policy Of getting the Con-
stitution referred to the people for ratifca.
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money Eaoagh Ter Bnsiness.
Many persons talk and act rs If there was
never to be any money 10 circulation in this
country again. The Cincinnati Gazette,
however, in speaking q the present uncx-
amplsd accumulation Of specie 10 the banks,
and the difficulty found by the discount bro.
kers in obtaining FIRST class nance, takes the
following cheering view Of the prospects
Of = supply Of money for business purpo-
ses
The improvement OF which these features
afford satisfactory evidence, must soon lead
to the adoption Of lower standard for
names at the discount houses. 1t will not
pay to keep money unemployed, and the ac-
cumulation Of currency will therefore create
demand for paper, that will very soon Gov
er the usnal range OF business. The Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky banks have withdrawn
not far from eight millions Of their circula-
tion since the failure OF the Trust Co. This,
as coon as exchange settles down to the low
point towsrd which it is now tending, will be
re-issued. The supply of money in the
country awaiting market is very large, and
IT cannot fail, whct put to use, as it must be,
to produce plethora OF capital.
WALKER ssFKEKpox SHKlEKER. o-The
Southern speakers and the Southern press
denounce Walker as most unmitigated
"freedom shrieker." They charge that his
proclamation Of frauds in the Kansas slec-
ton surpasses even those charged upon the
border ruf6ans by Reeder and Geary, or the
Republican committee Of Congress. And
they can find no motive for his conduct ex-
cept the desire to asbolitionise'' Kansas
and become chief s'frecdom shriekero Of the
new State.
BoDr SsArcHISc.-Suspicions were ex-
cited some days ago that graves had been
robbed Of their occupants in the Chicago
burial grounds. A detective force was or
gained and after watch of two or three
nights, the city sexton, Martin Qunlan, and
couple Of medical students were observed
making their way through the grave yard
with 0ne-horse cart. The sexton and one
OF the students were arrested, the other
succeeded, after sharp race, in making his
escape.
On investigation il was found that eight
or ten graves had been robbed recently, ant
that the sexton not only supplied bodies fol-
homo consumption, but was also engaged il
the export trade.
The proper preventive and remedy fci
such trade would be confinement in tn,
Penitentiary OF the State.
ca The Chess Congress has adjourned
Paul Murphy, Of New Orleans, came out win
ner in the great game between him and Mr.
Panlsen, Of DIALOGUE. MIR. Murphy il de
scribed as aboas twenty years old, slightl
built, and Of nervous temperament. lie i
IN original player; agreat chess genius. VIII,
knocks all the maneuyres of the s.old heads
into pi BY his original and unexpected move.
much in the style that Napoleon served I'll,
old Generals of the last century on the ba.tl,
fields Of Europe.
Tux Sr. Louis Psrss.--n any one will
take the trouble to examine the editorial
discussions Of the recently pending Bank
bill, they may learn precisely the amount Of
Indebtedness, past and present, Of all this
newspaper establishments Of St. Louis, to
the banks Of that city. Without taking
pains 70 foot up the items 10 each case, We
draw the general conclusion that none OF
them have made anything by publishing an
exhibit Of his neighbours affairs, and tina,
they will all have enough to do to meet thei,
own liabilities, present and accruing.
e1g-The Missouri Republican shouldered
the responsibility Of the recen. Bank Relief
Bill, whereupon the Democrat says that III,
Republican is not at all lacking in courage
Tor i.s editor took the responsibility ant
the relief Of the bankrupt law some year
ago.
gS-Gor. Walker is sustained in the no
jection of the fraudulent returns Of the OK
ford Precinct by every honest man in til
country, but hr is not sustained ty the Dem
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