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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

BARsun.-The prince Of showmen 10 now
on trip p Europe for famous opera
.foupe. It's understood that he has ar
ranged ell his debts, and is now con his legs"
again.
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Printing Inks,

We have for sale quantity OF WADE's Cotton
I'D Isxs, which are Justly considered the best in
mArk.t. There a-s among them ali shades Of Red,
blue, yellow and Brown, and Of ali prices, from
Is cents up TO ss2 per u. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and neariyail grades Of Black
Ink, OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, quantity Of Msther's Black
Inks, till undisposed a. than which shere are
better in market.
All Of which we will sell at manufacturer pri-
css, for cash
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

The DIS MorSrs. upon this
river, We presume, is at an end for the sea-
son. But such season has perhaps never
been witnessed before. A months naviga-
tion in the spring Is pretty good season,
usually. But this year three manths and bet
ter have been busily employed by quite re-
spectacle feet Of steamers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

We expect all Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless there is special understand
ing to the contrary.
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Oscr MoRI.-Ws thought tho last trip up
the Des Moinss had BEEN mAde for the sea-
son, but the Clara lime came in yesterday,
and, ~ will be seen by advertisement, will
make one more trip, starting this afternoon.
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.rRrHEN n. IaNEa


ID P.aRAY 4 RE. SMITH have this aay
n. 1eeu1sd partnership in tho cspentsr -
BRild1ng basinsss In III it, branches, undss ~
II a riflh street, between High and Nor
80 k1ss thsy will b. happy - rsosivs tAs or
- 1hais frilnds and the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

Especial attention girsh to fhs fnsranee Of Dsngs
and Cortenfs, for ierms If one to .fpe years.
The progress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons Of financial SUM-
shine and storm, or pcfja2s eventful In or exempt
from sweeping connagrafsns an4maritime disss-
ter. Being long cstablISnd on lash' basis, the
troubles Of the credit systu faeA I'm no mate
rial particular.
During "hard times" the security OF reliable In
sursnee is an imperative duty--the ability OF
property owners TO sustain loss being then much
lesssned.
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay BY any Of the duly authorised Agents Of the
empeny.
1SBusincss attended to with DespsteAnna Fl
deity. WE
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner % Ind
and Main-sts. IL. .. TEN-EYCK,
mch9lAwtm State Agent.
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MESS poRk--Sl4 rs.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

VixuIrExp's CoScERr. performers at
this concert reached this city 1t III O'Clock
Saturday night. The concert was to be Civ
on At s. They expected 70 have been here in
season, but could reach here no earlier.
They passed on to Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

CONFERENCE.-The Journal singles out
one Of the editors Of this paper, and credits
articles to him, personally. The editors Of
the GATE CRY are jointly responsible for
what appears in its columns. The decsncy
Of the conduct Of the Journal, We presume
the editors Of that paper alone appreciate;
the propristy Of il eli can understand, when
We inform them that the peson alluded TO has
been for some time absent from town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

TO 4 ~ kADIEns sd. 81. Ia
Mrs. NJ TALL0Us having Just 14o4
1Vl the East, 10 now 4essthgto tho 1870 > 01aar
Ribbons, Flowers, and everything il shaA
Her shop 10 removed to-
sssuAv~ Nae~1f MaiMsetss
customers. - Fowlcr's hodsh aea1a11
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-29

!. MANUFACTURING Conx:rrxE.--The meeting
to take into consideration the subject Of our
Manufacturing interests on Saturday night,
selected As . committee to propose some
practical plan, Messrs. Geo. 9. Dixon, Thomas
Wickersham, r. French, W. Hoon, and G..
W. Pittman. TEis is . good committee.
The next meeting will be called whenever the
committee have anything to communicate.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

September and the oath of December
there were 1882 cases of yellow fever,
and 4759 deaths.
WURrEMBERe.-A telegraphic dis
patch reports the rather serious illness of
the King of Wurtemberg.
ArsTRrA.-Field Marshal Radetzky
is dead. The event took place on the 9th
of January, its immediate cause being
paralysis of the lungs, after an illness of
week. The Marshal was in the ninety
second year of his age.
TuRKEY.-Redscaid Pasha, Grand
Vizier, is dead, after an illness of only
three days. His disease was apoplexy.
SWEDEN AND NoRwAY.-The forma-
ton has been announced of Guaranty
Association at Stockholm, under the au-
spices of the principal merchants, with
he view of supporting the credit Of The
various houses compromised by the fail
ures at Hamburg and elsewhere.
1t is also stated that the Swedish Diet
have authorized government to raise a
loan of between 100000 and 100000,
exclusively for The relief of such men,
bers of the commercial body as may be
able to deposit security and give full ev-
idence of their solvency.
CH1NA.-The dates are not telegraph
ed. Very little news also has been tele-
graphed.
The steamer Adelaide, with the last
detachment of 500 marines on board,
passed on from Singapore on the I'd Of
December, and an attack on Canton was
expected to take place on her arrival.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times is positively informed that the
French Ambassador to the Court of He
kin has arranged that after the squad
rons shall have taken positions before
/ Canton, final summons shall be ad
dressed to the Chinese Government.
The accomplishment of this Formally
was to commence on the 10th of No
vember.
A dispatch from Paris in the Hadepend-
e'ace Beige asserts that instructions have
been sent to the French Admiral to pre-
vent the French troops in China from
acting in concert with the English, and
that the 500 men recently sent out are
il reality intended for demonstration
against Cochin China.
tits also said that Spain will certainly
take part in this expedition.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29
Tie Concerts

TIE Irasba-sh musical public have
been more than usually favored the pres
ent week. We have had two concerts
arl exhibitions Of paintings. Tie frs,
vas on Tuesday evening ~ M-. ". P.
Chamberlain, assisted by Z. =. Brown.
Owing to the bad weather, 2Ir. Cham
ber.aiu had a slim house. Those how
ever. who were in attendance were well
satisfied with the evenings entertain
raent. Nj. ChamLzr,4.cis q grand sing
CT; be. Z very heavy voice, and is GOOD
player. Mr.. Brown also las a Gac voice.
Several Of their songs were loudly en-
corsd. Ocean Shells was sung with
much taste: SO was Sweet Ellen Bayne,'
i cannot call her Mother" H1rrah for
old New England &c, were all recei-
we'd with evident PLEASURE. Tie concert
and exhibition taken Is a whole, was
Gora than ordinary.
On "Wednesday evening Mr.. Dexter
sung TO n crowded house. Master Char
ley Maynard Is a boy Of rare musical
talent. and If lie does not get INTO those
Tad habits that too many Of our sLowmen
are too apt 10 contract, he Will be a star
in his profession. lie has g sweet voice
and sings with considerable feeling
The Beggar Boys Appeal" was sung
with effect, though twas ev.den, that he
was some embarrassed in il. he las
only been before the public two weeks
snd IS yet a little bashluL Success to
the boy. May be keep his heart as pure
as the sublime songs he sings.
1Ir. Dexter Is p comical genius. and as
such appeared il his Adam and Eve
Wax Work" and that very pathetic
ballad "Rleuben Wright and Phebe
Brown which last raised quite a shout
In conclusion, We wish both ofthese con-
rauies abundant success, IS they are Z.
clever fellows.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

largely discussed, with a result unfavor-
able to i, as a matter of profit, in the
North. I agree to that; one gallon of
syrup, manufactured from cane raised in
Montpelier, cost me al least FIVE dollars,
a specimen of this sugar was presented
10 the Society.
Business By Vermont Members.
In Senate, Jan. -. BY Senator Foot,
Senate bill No. 80, granting relief to GER
tain officers and soldiers of the War Of
1912, and IF certain Indian wars; re-
ferred to Committee on Pensions.
IL he Huse, by Mr.. Walton, petition
of VIM. Nc. Kenzie Of Vergennes for a
pension; referred to Committee on inyal-
III pensions.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

MohAL INSTRUCTION OF SLAVES.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says that
there is continual improvement in the
moral character of the slave population
Of the south, in consequence of the in
creased efforts of the churches. He
adds;
"There are, it appears, in South Car
oli''a alone, forty-fve Episcopal chapels
and places Of worship appropriated ex-
clusiVeiy 10 the use of slaves thirteen
clergyman devote their whole time. and
twenty-seven portion; and one hundred
and fifty persons Of the same faith are
engaged in imparting to them catecheii-
cal instruction. About one hundred min
isters of the (Old SCHOOL, PRESBYTERIAN
are devoting their time and talents in
communicating the gospel truths TO the
same class in the South while the num-
Der OF church members, reported in 1927.
was l,2l4, being an increase over the
preceding year Of 957. The last min
utes Of the Southern Methodist Eni.co-
pal Church show coIored membership
Of loG,G34, with C0,779 on probation
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Church Statistics Of Greensboro

Rev. J. p. Stone preached adiscOurse
to lis people in Greensboro, on the 29th
Dec. in which lie stated that, ,lat day
completed his 9Th year of ministerial la
Dor among ;hemi and that during the Z
years he had preached about 500 ser
mons besides attending, in town ard CIT
oftovn, nearly 100 funerals, and some
GOO TO 700 meetings for prayer, confer
euce, ana religious inquiry.
Ofthe Inhabitants Of the town, l20 bo3
during The ! years been removed by death
Of whom CO we're males and So females,
and the average age to which they had
attained vas abou; 80 years.
IN the meantime, = persons had been
received 20 tle Congregational Church.
II had died while members, I had been
orromuuuicaicd, aud l3 dismissed, Ieav-
ing tie whole present number including
ro--r,s.j.uts, !J5, SNEAKER by IS than :
CT 4 years AGO. but larger by 4 tAan a
the commencement: OF ths : years.
I. was also stated that during these
yeaIs the peeqle bad, in their d5eraiity.
remcdrled and improved their meeting
house. purchased bell, bull; a neat and
commciious parsonage-aud Cos different
objects Of lsnevc.eucs abroad, donated a:
folloes:-Ist year. a5ou. SI2o; --l yeal
Slj7; 3iyear sl57; 4-hye4r 500 jti
year $3.50 9Th year 53l; lib year aboa
$500. is .acre another church in I'll.
eoca,y tia. has N tie meantime exhibit
i, Ia proportion 10 its ability, N eqaa
degree Of EJeral.ty;
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25. The steam
ship Tennessee from Vera Cruz 21st inst.
has arrived, bringing highly Important
news from Mexico.
the country was in a complete state
Of anarchy. Nearly all the mail stages
between Vera Cruz and the capital had
been robbed. Nearly every State and
town in the republic were issuing pro
nunciamentos against Comonfort, and the
city of Mexico was in a state of siege.
On the 18th, the Zuloaga brigade.
which first declared for the Dictatorship
of Comonfort, pronounced against him.
1t holds the citadel and barracks of San
Augustine and San Domingo.
Commonfort had been refused admis-
sion to the last named. He had also ar.
rested General Zuloaga, but afterwards
released him on parole.
A portion OF the Znloaga brigade were
n favor of General Zaloaga for the
Presidency, while others advanced the
claims of Santa Anna.
On the 18th, the barracks of San Au.
gustine were attacked by Comonfort's
troops, who were repulsed.
All the foreigners in The capital had
hoisted the flags oftheir respective coun.
tries for protection.
Confusion Teigns supreme at the CAPT
tai.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

LIQUoR PRosEcUrIox. Ca,B,,,
kagan, and old oftdner, who has rec.p.l
been before our Courts for selling Iogr
was aFraigned on Tuesday before Juss
Bradley, and upon a plea of gully. va
fined $4,000, and sentenced 70 tl,,
months Imprisonment or at hard I,,,
under the direction of the Sheriff \
Aibans Messenger.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

@ Mr.. David Page Of Povs,-
man of about 60 years of age a,lde
temperate habits, left the house ofar.
'Ployer Christmas day. After ber, ]
sent several days suspicion wa, .,sl
anu " Search instituted. On the 8th ia
''e was found sitting on the ground basa
a tree At some distance from bis ro.iis,,
srasping jug of rum so tightly that
hand was frozen to the iug-h.adle, /
had probably frozen the night he Ia.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

New York, Jan. 25. In The BIZ.
dell murder case, John J. Eckel was !.
nally discharged from his recogailns
to-day, and an order of nolle prosecute
tered.
O'Connell and Toole, two Of tbs 70,
lators and murderers Of the woman Sen
lein, IN Greenwich street, plead gpi7a
manslaughter in the first degree, and VII
be sentenced or Saturday.
The trial of the two Others viii con-
menced tomorrow.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

e Most of the adri..,
written for the benefit Of n.
out the following is to thee,
the house, and meets with
sanction :" When your wife =.
seold let her hayeit out. Put n.
up costly before the fireplace. II N
IN your chair, light one Of yog, - ]
garS and let the storm rage or. a, :.
ins-make no reply TO anything. VI
a little more advice, ifyou please. n
ing placed yourself in tbatposition -,
whether you deserve the thunder :,
ears, and if so, (Which probably i
ease) putyour feet gently down, a.,
your lolilng, put out your cigar. ks
little wife, and endeavor to be a b
husband. ~. T Mirror.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

MANA SA1IB's SHAWL. Alths DIV
scum in Leicester Square, London i'a'
Is now on exhibition the yerltable os'
monial robe of that &" Hindoo demon "
Mana Sahib," As the Bombay letter. 20
cribe him, which is daily inspected p Z
mense crowds. The shawl alone , =
TO be worth thousand pounds ''sID'
aud is most perfect specimen Oh l1''
workmanship.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29
BALL Room T,

-, Ball u ROOM rAlr.-A ,,,,
'0la OF a bos'oniau's ast , -. 50?
Poli'e society in Arkap,,, ''s1''aas
pany were engaged in do. Ia' &C.
I0veliest female present o ra.,'ns. @ia
at the window, without a o, rp,.a d.
p'Os up to the lady with , e., sa
heart, his mind greatly eye;',j P'.p.'''a,
OF refusal, he exclaimed , =. =, IN ie
me the honor to grace Il. r., y yoo q
p"ny for the next ssI.o ' nay your con.
eyes sh0ne with uuvon,ed h IN. la'''oui
white pearly teeth gl,stene s,' "a h''
ering candle light, her he,v, ,i' i',
som rose and fell with iovlI 4 -, .aoS' %
she replied" Yes-sig-eel IA, ' ~ !
and sot, and sot, till | bova :, ~'''h
root = S'o'i ii
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

NOBLE, Jan. %. Gen. Walker ar
rived here yesterday and was welcomed
BY national salute, and rendered the hos
piialiiies Of the city.
lie was arrested to-day by an order
rom Ne" Orleans, but was afterwards
discharged on writ Of habeas corpus.
subsequently, Judge Gale quashed the
proceedings.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

q Hon. Rufus Bullock, late Of R'.
alsfon' left, among other Iegacies, slo1
to the town of Royalston, 5000 each
the two Congregational Societies nas
town. and $1,000 to his pastor, Rar ~
Billiard.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

DEFINES ms Postrrox -,
cratic County Editor. in or, a h
50 a posima ster, has defined ''s's
very good natOredly-anjD ny y
iuIly-as follows: 'o''
For, For my own part, ny s,.a
though | have full faith II !. G'''l'a
las and fully believe in n. D
popular sovereignty, yet a Al. ''''''
my position, as an office, NJ, rls '''a'3
raj government, as well :, De
respect for the American 49, P'o.>
income of my office. As . 'a5 1
pedieney | shall supper, ~, r'.'''' q z
~ BIN the event thu, n P,ai'a
ceeds' we can change on, ,'ssa >
the end of old " Buck s. ts,. ,'''' ID,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

New York, Jan. %. The widow Of
TIE late Com. Casin was dangerously
burned at Georgetown yesterday. Hopes
Tor her recovery are entertained this
morning.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

Il The editor ofthe Southern -a''
~ speaks Of bis party as"the 'a''l
handed Democracy" They m-'
heavy-handed, but when they have
within fair arms length Of The -
spoils, they have shown lbenssi'@
iingered.-LouisriH journal
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

GREENFIELD, Jan. 3. The nine
prisoners who broke jail here on We'd
nesday, have all been returned. The lasl
two were brought down from the north
this morning.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

ADRIAN, Mich. Jan. %. Two o.
and their wives, while crossing the d.
us Lake to-day, were drowned bythei
breaking.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

4 Fa'.a'7s T5a.c.-We believe 10
medicine Las ever gwen such astonishing
proof Of its efficacy as the Oxygenated
Bnters. In casesof Dyspepsia and Gen
eral Debility it acts in the most agreeable
manner, restoring health and cheerfulness
when all other remedies have failed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

ALBANY, Jan. %. The Ass@'
journed over ill Monday sliboS'
ing an organization. FeaFiai . = e.
ton Of the Republican eaaa9'
Speaker and CLERK, The -
members suddenly left the h0a''
a quorum.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

g Bills of the Woodstock Bank i
now regularly received and redeenal
the Suffolk Bank.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

TORONTO, c. W, Jl1. y. The Pro
vincial Parliament Is announced to meet
q The 25th Of February.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

& Wa.er D. Cobb, Esq, has been
appointed Postmaster c. Derby L.ae,
vice ". =. 1nnesS, resigned
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29
I. S. agricultural Society.

ms Society commenced its annual
session yesterday, with an opening and
farewell address from tie President.
Gen. Marshall ?. Wilder of Massacbg-
sets Il was in the form Of a message.
stating the proceedings Of the past year.
and making recommendations. ATr. 5for-
rilfs bill for agricultural college, vas en-
braced n TIE last; and the Society has
unanimously, passed a resolution in lis
favor. Chinese Sugar cane has been
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-29

-4e House has spent mos Of lie pre-
cedlng week in committee Of tie whole,
the debate being ostensibly on resolutions
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24

rnl interest, Archy was dragged and pushed by
The policemen down toward the principal entrance
"t the City Hall on Kearnv street. Here II grand
rush was mair AROUND thu group who had Archy
III %chatge. Ftefce,looking Snutherners biistled
up sud seemed ready 10 de- anything, or 90 any.
Whcrr iude'enrc Of heir principles, while ramp.
~ NoribclGets, not u Win, behind the others III
uuint Of ard"r. tucd the crack Valnrously. aud
we're luuud that matters and things should be on
the squire, and no humbug. Stdve;l. seeing OIL
Ger Bulee with hs hand IN Arrhy's collier. order.
ed him to LEI 60: but the ufi err kept his crab none
the less for that. The culured people now became
particularly utroarious. and uummenced shouting
f,autirnlly ms the crowd moved towards the corn.
er IT Washington street.
1t w"uld ho difiaIlt to describe all the rencontres
which oc ,nrred or the march from the City Hall
to the Marshnls Office, but in due time, after much
toll and trihulalion. the procession reached that
point by the way Of Oregon street, and the officers
prepared to take Archy up by n side door. All
,he way down the boy had heard the excited
Gro wd denying the right to deliver him to the
United States authorities, and on his being told
to 90 up the stairs he made q desperate resistance
setting both feet against the bottom step, ard
shouting at the pitch Of his lungs. Officer Bovee
then seized him, and with the aid Of another
carried him up, and finally got him deposited 10
the United States Marshal's Office.
Archv has resumed his lato quarters at the
county Jail, where he will remain until the matter
is finally adj Indicated.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-24
From the Daily Evening Post, April Q.
PREPARATIONS TO BRING OUT THE
0STEND PROGRAMME.

Mr.. Slidel's speech in the Senate yesterday Is
the key to the indecent haste which the President
has been exhibiting since his Inauguration to ge,
the Kansas question out VI Congress. lie wishes
To bring forward the Ostend programme, lie
thinks there is healing in Cuba and Central Amer.
ica for al! the bruises aud scratches he has receiv.
ed in bis Kansas epilepsy. Hence tho claim set
up by the Administration press 80 DANGEROUSLY
that the late vute on Crittenden's amendment b is
equivalent to q dictation by Congress that il will
not accept the dogma of ''no more slave states''.-
Of this. for the want Of better material, the Ad.
ministration party is making it's nest in which the
Ostend eggs are to be hatched. Filibusterisu is to
take the place Of Kansas as e source Of agitation,
and before another session of Congress is over, we
shall be required to make war uron Cuba to pre-.
serve the Union. MS we have before been required
to submit to the Fugitive Slave law. the Kansas.
Nebraska bill, the repeal OF the Missouri Compro.
mise, and the Lecumptcn Constitution, for the same
ostensible purpose. MIR. Buchanan thinks that
the acquisition Of Cuba, if he can accomplish it,
will bud the South to him with hooks of steel, and
recover some CT his lost strength in the commercial
cities of the North, enough, ut least. to re.elect
hia President hence his recklessness about the
means OF getting Kansas out Of Congress hence
The construction in favor Of more slave states,
placed upon the late vote on the Crittenden amend
meni, and hence Senator Slidell's speech.