The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-30


DUyINEss NOTICE.
ir1ioas Tor III DAiLra CARS Cfrr, and
rxy vAIxav Wus, must b accompanied By
- - d aaae,ssa-
fss, s1es r. ~ wsSts. Thsoeasri<r = sdsissd 70
require pAyneDs y advance, In al casss.
No JOB WORK delivered until pAtd for.
Al s4ssftissnsats must - rai1 fcf In advanos,
sEsspt = - - ~ ssstonsn With whom NO have
npsa6i ssssnls. VITA such, settlements win Be
lD>s1ls anA It's TeacAssgs.
Il ~ 1tsaloA r ~ atase il passed and the
- I. 1ne~n " y favorable 10 tie Re-
~ - 36zey. ~ ~ mo- inclined 70
4 - - v baasls, and may, perhaps,
NJ ! 1la1le npon ne result.
= = s1lIsisakly dsneastsassd that Iowa is
Nv Rspshlle6a Etasa- Upon the
- 1soussa f11eden ana slavery in the
psIss l uill Al~ays b found re-
I 1A1e1 T. 1avor o. freedom. Stand
~ - ~ lkilAdslphia Platform of 1856,
- - Dars. without any side issues 10
- - n1bsatiea u tho people from the
~ ssd, The Republican party
a tesSs1lg ssas poll larger and
% nask1Iss, ~ Dsmosratic leaders
- ~ - ~ = W DO. They conpre-
- - a he snpopslafity Of their
etple 6 people whose interests
4 - 1 = ~ sssk y slsvste and snnc-
II In degrade II. Hence
- State and local issues
I1p@o ~ conduct the recent canvass
- wtn always BE- their practice. Their
kususe policy is fully determined upon In
$500 u meeting ~ hereafter in . fair, man
y eoasset upon the great principles that
really separate the two parties, W -shall in
fntars AaSs 0ssvriiid 6ghts, local squabblcs,
appsAIs % No baser passions Of the psopls
against charitable and reformatory institu-
tions, ISLANDERS Of public men, and al sorts
Of temporary and subordinate Issues. The
Democrats think, and they think truly, tha,
this i the only sourss opsn TO them, that in
dioates Ssoosss; and with fhsm success viii
saaetify ~ means.
Ii ~ view u the case, Il 10 manifestly
the d1ky Il the Rspahiisaa party to be pre-.
pared fos their adversariss By the oireum.
spselisa II their course. Tho canvass jus
closed has shown that W are held response
BE fes tAa go Of the General Assembly, M
matter how Individual members Of it, be
longing y this Or that party, may have voted
The Dsmosraas do not consider themselve
sstoppsd from dsnoancing 10 when W slDv
that the menbsrs Of their party IN The Gen
eral Assembly voted unanimously for ID
I very measures they condemn. The govern
nsaA, they say, i in our hands 70 hav
The power to oontrolit ~ we sec ct, under ID
Constitasion, and they are determined I,
hold - rssponsibls for that control. Lot
10 %. n ne are wise men, we shall prof
b. thSr recent demonstra ti1ns In this re
gsrd.
The sEset arspment relied upon BY tn
Dao hs reoept canvass Was tina
foundsd upon the insrtase in the State ex
psass. They said that the c1psnsssdf y
State were greater during the lAst thre
gears thsa 81 were during tho three yen.
peseo1ing. Mkich was tue but they did nc
] - y fA6t tho number Of organised oonr
S4 rs number Of people, the number (
N saIAtives, Senators and Judges ha
b - = The last three yesrs in CREATE
13 O. than the expenses, which vi
y -. Nor, did they say, what was lik
-, that Ill these expenses had BET
~ tls aidof mo Democratic vot
s ~ ~ Hsas(o ana House Of Representative
q 6eme instances, with view to Il
nant Of "sxpsnses and extrav
lore the people.
y = ~ deny, indeed we believe y
I 11 sxpsaess have been incurrs
hAss been avoided, Dostll
- - which, in time ksll UslAE
~ 1S. These expenses have not be
Ssliar 10 the RepublisAn administration
y G1A1e. They originassd for she M
psxk With The Democratic members Of
Asasnbly and Democratic ofdcehoiders
k%A 4XfsyA Y1UAsoSass aS9Ssi ~ $50 NS0"NS
s etaee oounssls. But it matters ,
q ~ shsn, - whom they originate
4 tlose psn1ss ere - eqpAt, let them u
- eurtAilsd. I'VE remember being at 10
~ Ii Dsssnbcr, 1854, when the Secrets
i p ctets, Gen. McOlcary, was instructed
oeass gold pans for tho. membors. I
- acss u the Instance Of Nix. Coolbaul
- Desperate Senator from Des Moin
,s- ~ tho pens were purchased, 1t an expo
Of several hundred dollars, Of Mr.. Corse
Democratic member OF tho House from l
Noines county. When the extra session
in Jaly, 1856, Gen. McClsary felt hims
instructed under the old resolution Of
Coolbaagh TO sgain procure gold pen
ss6h member, and the practice has been Q
tinmsd 10 this day. Now the Denocr'
Senetor from Des Moines fastened this pr
tie spsn the State for the sake Of givinl
job 10 his sollssgus, and the Republic
40 compelled 70 foot the bill and bear
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- u State and future General Assemb