The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-27


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BoaDRR Ru,rnxlsn.-Ss Senator Green, in
bic recent speech. threatens to ssay.the vic-
Iorioas career n Black Rspsblicanism BY
The oanln& sho0ou(e. His constituents
on The 1llsn ~ achieved triumph
Owe M - hrss Or four years
ago Won, m 10y have
beef - u - 80
the d ~ Asmy
their ~. AZ the - s.lsll - n. !. =
seems y - hero Of ybragado6i0 ~ Seaidca
but ! ~ from the Iowa line, sapess
he simsn1and rolls his Soushsrn
~ ICY to stay Me march OF
~ {spsr IN Mr. Green's ar
| 1isn will triumph IN ne DIS
M II lees than i've ysafs, and drive him
~ ~ Tho Senate the very first chance u gets
. hin, ii spite Of ssSouthsrn cannon
rfnrr.,ponSspes u..e City.l
KsosAucuA, Maroh "A, '5s.
r..ro.. GAR r--CentismSn notice
/. ysor paper to-day. ! communication
sisned ssW. H.,e which 16rports 70 give
-, 81 The dssails oonDsotsd With the Dos
neiree River settlement in the General A.
lily.
Yorf correspondent animadverts upon
u. eourut 81 Nj. Manning on the settlement
ouestion. ana says he elsotioneersd for the
ssttlenent ami afterwards sen. his message
ID the Houae il favor OF and sometime,
against il.
Il y trne that the Commissioner sent q
communication 70 the House on the subject
Of this settelnsat, and i, is quite likely that
i. contained both facts and arguments ths'
comprehended the mattsr in controversy
and ,bi. was the object The Commissiensl
aimed at. |, must be remembered that %,
recent alliance between the two companies
.osbrine about this settlement was no par,
~ the Commissioner business, and will
vh;ch he Of course had nothing to do.
The River Company sought this mode o.
ssttlemeut, and ths Railroad Company, will
.hs;, fr;cnda. fvhich vcrs lsgion), came t.
| their rescue and aid,
Nov. i there any man at the Capital, q
IN thu entire Valley, who will believe TIM
Manning eleotioneered for this settlement
| n there il, he is mistaken.
Ia the 6rs. placs, no G Commissioners wa
orerru,ed BY ths Council for the State, or i
o.hsr words. .dyised 10 settle with the Com
/ -, On the bsst terms that could be Oh
ta;n.d. q
I The Comnissioner was reluctan, to yicl
i Il. an opinicu. whereby the River Comps
- v.re 10 s.ip % erea. an advantage 81 II
st.te but 6ually Ais assout was given . u
.o.slemcnt. AVON oonditio list MAORI,
- 4he oomnitsse Asviuf charge u the san
-, found to b favorable and their rspo'
mate accordingly.
. The report Of the specisl committee WI
handed in. and il passed the Senate. D,
) in, .he debsta II was shown land propssl
J tool. that ths Comm issioner's assent a
I n.nd.d mon further action Of the joi'
comnitt.e. The Comnissioner was fir,
.,..,,,, ;ron;,ed Of = TO the necessity
I e..eh., action az the committee, and he un
$500 Ana Ahem that his assent was, AZ b,
j 81. .....a cord,.;ona1.
~. uo. r,.os
~ cohmun'cA''on - '"s ~ pa.
thsm 10 possession cf.Anpolsans iaose WIS
- loiut comuittes had not acted upGU,~n
) 6. -, .o,m;tts. - reearded = hayiu
J. .,,-1.-...- ...x1.s.-.rt
/, up, s's'ou = '1's .pSss 4.
~ regarded ~ me . 2 payt 81 ny sVo'
) .duty g represent ths sids of the State in Il
j 80. .. ,r.r th.t laid.
,.. - p.:A .h... 49,. h.fore
iniorneu ven. N., 49,
Ileft the Capital, that neo pos ny sle~'
: writing and shown them to s0oh members
$1,000 man. Dee. this look ike waverir
. 80. = -...-o ~ ~. s,;ac,
g aoaglDg 'ne qu'ss'o" .,..
OF The diversion expect me comm's'.onet
withhold facts having IN important bearir
.,on tb;s settlement, in order to crafty Il
Il ,,.-:. - -. ,.,,,.man - i
4 pscui'sr WV -. c
&QnnSkal. q veil. pefnRpBs ~ the '>un