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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
Secretary cass' Reply.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
DEC. 1S, 1857,


On Wednesday last, received your
communication of the 18th inst, tender
Ing your resignation as governor of Kan
sas. The resignation is accompanied by
long argument ON the affairs Of the
Territory generally, to which you are well
aware it would be improper for the de-
partment TO reply. II every officer of
the government who feels himself con.
strained to refuse obedience to the in.
structions of the President, should pnr-
sue this unusual course, and thus place on
the flies of the appropriate department,
criticisms on the policy of the admins
tration, no person knows better than
yourself to what consequences this might
lead. The department must either cause
the charges and arguments against the
President to be filed among the public
archives of the country without contra
diction or reply, or it must spend the
time which ought 70 be devoted to the
public service in controversies with subor-
dlnate officers, who may disapproye OF
the Presidents policy. Whilst duty
therefore, forbids me to enter into a con-
troyersial discussion with you upon the
various topics embraced BY your argu-
ment, It Is proper should make remark
upon single point. You state that the
President has changed his policy in re-
gard to Kansas, and why this allegation:
Simply, because the Convention in Kan.
sas have In the exercise Of the rights be-
longing TO them decided that they would
not submit the whole Consultation to the
people, although they had submitted the
al[impoEtant and dangerous question Of
slavery. which threatened to eonyulse
the Union, and was alone prominent il
the minds of the people throughout ev.
cry state He had not treated the sub.
mission OF this Iaomentons question a,
mere nuility. Under these circumstan.
ces it was his imperative duty, and thil
was IN strict conformity with the instruc
tlons to take care that fair election bt
held on this vital question, and thus give
peace TO the Union. Had he acted II
any other manner, merely because ht
preferred the submission of the Constitu.
ton originally TO the people. his respon.
sibiiity would have been of the grayesl
character. He never intimated or ex
pressed the opinion that the Conventioi
were bound 70 submit any portion of ths
Constitution to the people, except thu
question of slavery, much less that tlia
/ portion would be invalid without suel
opinion. This would have been ia eppo.
sition to the numerous preeedents which
have occurred since the adoption Of tai
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
Beginning 10 Confess.

The Charleston Mercury thus frankly
confesses its motive in urging the adop-
tion of the Lecompton Constitution
:" We differ, too, with the President as
to what is submitted to the vote of the
people. Hs do not think that the question
Of Slavery Or no Slavery IS submitted to the
tOte Of the people Whether the clause in
the Constitution IS uotel out or poted IN, Sla-
rery erists. and has guarantee in the Con-
stitution that It shall not be interterel ,cith !;
.oh'1st, If the Slavery party IN Kansas can
&eep or get the majority Of the Legislature,
they may open ,oide the door for the insnn-
grafton Of slares."
This is the South-side view of "popu.s
lar sovereignty" as embodied in the Le-
compton movement.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

6r Why is it that a certain class of
journals In the States are continually
spariing at "BRowE, Of the Herald Of
Eesdoaaf'' They are continually denoun-
cling him and his paper, asserting that he
has been bought by the Administration,
and that his paper is the organ and mouth
niece Of Gov. Walker. For our part, we
have never yet seen anything in the pa
per that we considered in the least detri-
mental to the Free State cause. and can
not see why they are growing all the
time. Why is it? VIII somebody tell
us - Gearg City Era.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

EARTHES WARE MANUFAcToRY.-0n
OF the many Improvements to be made
IN our town, during the coming season,
viii he a Pottery, or mandatory of
crockery and stone ware. A gentleman
will be here in few weeks, TO make the
necessary preparations, and will be ready
for operation sometime during the early
Spring.
White Cloud is admirably situated to
command an extensive trade in this kind
of merchandise, for the manufacture of
which, an excellent article of clay has
been found in this vicinity White Cloud,
K. r, Chief.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

G Jim Lane has been appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the Territory, with
power to act without orders from the
Governor. This establishes as the first
act of liberty loving republicans militia
~ dictatorship in Kansas. Such are the
loose ideas of liberty entertained by this
precious party. So far as the Legislature
can do it. there is no law now in Kansas
save the ukase of Lane.-- Western Jour
nal Of Commerce
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
Whr 4 as

We have often wondered why it is,
that those persons in Slave States. who
never owned a Niger. aud never expect
- be able 10 own the toe-nail of one, are
tI,c most rabi,l and sensitive on the CUES
t;on Of Slavery, and always ready TO light
the hardest for it; while those who own
the most slaves, are generally the most
,sssonable. Who can tell ?-White Cloud
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09

EA correspondent of the National
Era says -
aGive me an independent man. on
any subject. before one that Is time
server, and I'll respect that man il he does
oppose me-"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
INFORM d

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|. and these y
farly, that tasI
hd 30 Verm,. q
+, WAGONS
fromiai.
! with neatnss
}. WOod tnTyy
|ATfENTli0NI
10 suit. and F,.
+ s of scroh 50, !,
|nls of iron s5s
btnlent So
market prize {, !
banner. AIS,
| nd we hope, @
Larging reas !.
|of deeds. III i
patronage al-I
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Factory and De
L may be fouhi
ld Stations
| ylindCr Steas
] Iron Aiachia'
BAR Saw Mix
Mills, with ne.
Bolts. Genca
le Mills. StIsa
tiles. Fnishd
Fngs. CaStlEs
Screw CutieF
In impOriatlo7
|rk..etc., etc;
|lhlic generals
liable TO keepEl
|lve largely .
| firm. and h9s
HE West VIZ
|hment.
T. CHALMkA
|. FRASER.
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paper. isnos{
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kinds of baassl|
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la the NeosT,)
[of kansas N
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to take riss'
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Tor Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-01-09
Gov. WALKER. 1st,st Of as.ipu..ian.

The following is the letter of the Hon.
ROBERT j. WALKER, resigning the Office
Of Governor of Kansas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
wees ratent sewing MacAl.e.

Weeds Patent sewing Machine.
This 10 the most reliable Sewing Machine ever
offered in this market, both In the quality Of its
work. its durability and simplicity. The opera
tion u il Is easier learned than hat of ny other
Machine, while IL works with ease on the finest
which IL works in very superior manner making
straight evenly laid seam, much finer than ordi-
nary hand work, while both sides Of the cloth are
stitched alike. 1t rarely gets out Of working or
der requires repairing, and 10 simple that an
operator can perform all ordinary repairs on IL,
until 1t IL worn out. with these advan tagss over
ether Machines, We feel confident that Weed .
Patent Sewing Machines win best mest the wants
Of Families all kinds Of Manufacturing CIothiers,
Taiiors, Boot and Shoe Makers, or any others re-
curing seam in tn cir work. Harness and Sod
die Manufacturer will 6nd this . machine that
will do their work in arspid andsubstantial man
ner and mueh nicer than the ordinary way. Fam
lilies Who require much sewing win ind this Ma
shine peculiarly adapted to their wants, besides
saving labor snoagh in few months to pay for il.
Tailors will hnd greet saving BY using this Bsw-
ing Asehine, besides being always sure Of . So
perior quality Of work, that does not rip, andt
looks mach nicer than hand work.
oRvILL LEONARD, Gen 4 Agent, :
Mol Clsrk-st., Chicago.
d. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, 60 AaiA-st.
Aug0dkwlm
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n CARD.
The Sisters 81 the Visitation
DAY AND FREE SCHOOL.

N pursuance Of their GRAND Of mercy in Kso-
kuk, the Sisters will take scholars this year At
fifty cents per month, and the children Of those
truly unable to pay even that sum they will teach
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school comprises Spelling,
Reading, Writing, topography, Grammar, History
Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. Plain and Orna-
mental Needle DIRK, etc far tho capacity OF
the pupil will allow, for long experienced teachers
arc conducting the school.
Their academic course on the other side Of the
house, With the day and free school, opens the Lat
Of September.
The Academic courte comprises Reading, " riting,
Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Bookkeeping,
Prose and PoeticAI Co position, Ancient and Mod
ern biography, Ancient, Modern, Sacred and Pro-
fame History, Mythology, Natural History, Natu-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany,
use Of the Maps and q lobes, Rhetoric and Logic
Also, the French language, Music ON the Harp
Piano, Guitar and Flutina, Painting In wAtsr col
ors, on velvet, Monocromatic and arecian Paint
ings, Plain and Ornamental N eedle W ork, Embroi-
derry, Tapestry, etc.
TERMS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23

SLAyD IxsunsHc5roH. slaves on the
plantations Of James K. Polk, in Mississippi,
rescued ono Of their number from the over
seer, who was about 20 whip him. Thsover-
seer went for assistance, and the negroes
gathered ss the Clubhouse, arming themssIvss
with al sorts Of implements, Tor defence,
permit one Of their party 70 BE- whippsd.-
fhis took place on Fridsy, end On Tuesday
come seyenty.Ave oitissns Of oo6ssvills pro-
cesded 70 the plantation and arrested the en-
tire body Of slaves. One white man received
: blow With club, which it WAS thought
would destroy IN eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
BARTLETT, KAYE d CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRUGS u 1BO4oI2I08.
PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHEs,
WINDOW GLlS1, GLABWllE, BRUSHB, h.
Ne. 1A1 Maln So, Bet. Ash 4 0th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

HosrErrrR's Brs1s ~ LIN the present state Of
the weather gsstle invigosator 10 often essen
tiAi to preserve the balance Of the system, and
psciaiiy the digestive organs. II al those In
whom those important organs are dsar-
ranged were 10 try Hoststter = 6tonssh Bitter.
they would consult their own interest BY 80 doing
Hoststssrs Bittsrs correct the apostle, inpart
tone 10 the systes, forces % the bii and ali i'm
psre sssrstions, rssu iAtss tho bovss, gives you
strength Of body aad vigsr Of niad, end ere
tAs wonder Of the 49, for dissipatips dyspsptis
tendencies. In sli eAsss Of physical pros.rstion,
papitAIon diasinsss great fatigue, etc, IL sur
psisiag how soon the patient finds relief. No
family con aanvd 70 b. without IL. II requires
no addition Of spirits. Sold In full quart bottles
By all hotels, Grocsrs, druggists, &c. II 10 s1-
trsmsly palaiabie.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
r. GIBBONS, Agent,
Asg23d4v MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
New Advancement.
On ana a1ssr Monday, Asguss Q, IS,
The Xookuk & Burlington

NEW and fast Running Steamer KEO-
IN kUk will make regular double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
MON IkVoE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Montrose ~ $50 and ll.30p.m.
Arriving 1t Burlington at p. m. and .. m.
Leaving Burlington Ut .. m and 1889 P. N,
Arriving At Ke0kuk st l and 1850 p. m.
Thus making reliable and prompt sonnsctions
with the Keokuk and Montrose, the Burlington and
Missouri River and the Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, as we'll - the ksokuk, Fl. Dss Aoins
and Minnesota Railroad morning AID evening
trains, also, with the boats Of tho Ksokuk and
St. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further information apply on
board, or u compsnys Agents At keokak and
Burlington. IL. W. SAMPLE,
ans "a President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
DOM M EROIAL.
DAIly 0Ass Ciry OSvlcn.
xAoknk AuR. I'D.

- 49,
w.o..s Az "a.
FLoUR-coon.Yv !. q ~ ..el. Extra. tfsll
vhs.. a 90 70 a 40 ~ Mi. Graham, a. rs
~, 100 III.
IRAN AND sunars a. a A. mar 100.
cORN-R,.dv al. a As 70 Aoe.
pApIvy-sr,,n. ss.Ao Fail m.,s.
wHRAr sa.,os q, s,r,n.
oars ,.or... :, nlo
pyr-ao. "a "a. ut.,. .or;n.
porATo.s-N.v 80 % 40 nv N. LID -
,.;, ~ - "A =. ~, n.eh
npocrwyps = n an...,.,, "a, - "a ,.;. q,
"a, ,ho,.. u,o n, .,.,,s.a r,1.o =. ,,r.s.
"A .,a ,.,Is.t.,l no,.....-p,.,,..,o,s "A N
"a. n ll.o as oo,A.. a,,., - ), sao Cot.
s..-p,, -, !. -, Ia. Icso ri. r,..s N a..
so.p-p.,- Al. r.-s,. :.
cANnrps- o., ~ \. -. aA..y,,. n Mou,d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADE's Color
I'd IHxs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are among them all shades Of Red,
Blue, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
rs cents up to t53per n. Also White Ink, Gold
Size and varnish, and nearly III grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Asther's Black
Inks still undispossd Of, than which there are
bother In market.
All Of which We will sell 1t manufacturer pri-
eos, for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23
For the Upper Misstsstppt
q. 8. MAIL LINE,


q ock lslanA ana r eek NJ Daily Pas-
songer Rackotss
TUyHE steamers BEN. CAMPBELL
! and TISHOAIN0O win compose .ss
the line for the season Of 1858. Both
Of these hosts bsing q light draugh y
and Of great spssd, may b relied upon fos making
connections ~ advertised. The
BEN. CAMPBELL,
Gro. II. NINA, Captain A. L. MrLLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montross on the arrival Of tbs oars from
keokuk, every Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday
morning, 1t 3 o'clock. The
TISHOMINGO,
JoaH r. KaAcn, Captain A. n. CoRwlsa, Clerk,
Leaves Aontrose ~ above, every Monday, Wsdnss-
day and Friday eonnseting, q Burlington, with
TRAINS for CHICAGO, and NJ. Peasant, Iowa
q Mssoatins, with the TRAIN for IOWA CITY
q Rock Island, With Minnssots Pocket Company
Stsamsrs for 0alena, Dubuqss, and 81. Paul. aaa
the trains Of the Chicago and Hook Island Railroad
Through Tickets may BE- rocsrsd on Board, OF
Of o. II. BREWER, Agent,
Nay lied ct Depot ON Lsvss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23


CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At the above Office tickets for New York Boston,
and all the stations on the New York b kfie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WAKkACk,
Agent Of b. 4 l.. Ii. Railroad,
Office No. 50 Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, '5S-d1y-c.A.s.
Sight Drafts on London at s dollars per stsr-
ling may be obtained ~ the Once Of the 6rsnd
Trunk X. X. Of Canada, in Chicago.
stnger,s sowing Machine.
ENOR all manufacturing purposes, Singers bsw.
l. ing Machines are deemed indispensabls. The
public insist upon having their clothing. b., nsAs
by them. Singer Family Sewing Machine 10 the
latest presented for competition, and, being &c
ranged with full knowledge Of the defects Of other
machines for similar uses, has avoided or rsmedisd
them all. 1t 10 the handsomsst Sewing Machine
ever made, and the easiest 70 learn to operate.
Its excsllent mechanical principles end qualities
are readily appreciated BY those aeqaainssd with
sewing machines, and give assurancs Of their bs-
coming universally adopted. Apply for I. u,
Singer Co. . 0asstte. Copies supplied gratis.
Western once lao Lake Street, Chicago.
mohAdem WIN. BRODERICK, Agent.
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O1ssoluslon.
9IvHE partaenhip heretofore existing betveen
j 6tsphsH =. Jones, and o. b. O bannon, 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
s. e. Jones win settle AL tbs business Of the old
1Ym.
May II, 'H-1
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~. n. d. IN0ERo OLE.

~. T.. o. INGEns OH,
DENTl81, eoenss Of Third Aad Main streets,
- Ksekuk, Jewa, over NAE, taais Co.'S HANK,
entsanss On 1hild-st. Special 6ttsntioa given v
Shs preesevatton Il The natural tea h. saansnto Of
expessd dental nsrve, sd correcting iusgulsTiiss
g ~ dsntal arch. Artificial Teeth Of tbs bsst
styis aad Anish From sinsh tooth 70 entire 1T.
ly1odon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-08-23

DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS
nN which special taxes are due and unpaid for
Matchmaking and curbing on johnson street,
between 9th and llth streets, and on 7th street
between Main and Blondeau streets.
johnson ST.. between 9th and 10th.
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points East, also for tho Leviathan, or for ths n
B. S. b. Co.'S ships. can Be obtained 1t tho Once
| Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 50 Dearborn
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