The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-07

& The Louisville Journal urges the union
q ~ spposision throughout the country
hayss ssTAe union Of the opposition will
rsssss ~ government from the ruthless
grasp u Ne Democratic leaders and put IN
end to their rainsus extravaganza and dis
graceful mismanagement Of our public af-
fairs. This will be far better than, by ad-
herring teLaciously to existing divisions and
petty distinctions, to play into the hands OF
the Democratic Administration until the
power of the people to defend their rights
from the usurpation Of the Federal Execu-
shall be annihlsted."
BANK yorE AT DUBUouE.-The vote at Da-
buque on the bank laws, much to our sur
prise, stands, for Free HOS, against AZ for
State Bank 1860, against 80.
Things at Dubuque must have changed
since Ben. Samuels was around stumping the
State and informing the people that Du-
buque was abundantly supplied with gold
and silver and consequently they feltno need
of Banks.
THK AMERICAN AGRIcuLTuRIsr-On Of the
very bestAgricultural periodicals. OF the day,
is now published in German as we'll as in
English. tits quarto Of some forty pages,
published monthly, at 81 per annum, by Or
ange Judd, New York City.
Drawn TO THE LIrm.--One Stephen Dill
lave, removed from Office by Secretary Cobb,
writes chat funotionary an indignant letter,
charging that he has been influenced to make
the removal by Dan. Sickles, prominent
Democrat Of New York, of whom he gives a
rough but striking sketch as follows:
Yon alone consulted Daniel Sickles. He
alone directed and ruled you. He and you
thought it was criminal in mo to have bor-
rowed money of importers. While you were
consulting your ccnidant might you not have
propounded other questions to him Z and sup
pose YOU had catechized him as to his opinion
Of representative who should make a bust
ness Of peddling ont his votes to the highest
bidder! Of man who should forge the checks
Of common prostitute, whose pimp he was
of representative of the Government Of the
United States ut a foreign court, who should
give common prostitute, on whose bounty
he had lived in shameful concubinage, let
tiers of.introduction to respectable people ask
ing her introduction into diplomatic society!
of man who had been indicted for robbing
the post-ofice Of public letters of man
who has been turned out Of hotel, rs q
we'll known watering place, because he had
previously consorted at that hotel with a
courtesan whom he had passed as his wife !
In short, of a man who is so lost to honor.
responsibility, md common fame, as to rem
der him alike callous to the finger of scorn or
the frown Of innocence!
And suppose such man had been guilty
Of, or boldly approved of all these infamies,
would you, after sush approval, select him
ms the guardian Of your conscience, IN ludg-
ing of the character of men, whose integrity
in morals you were to decide upon?
This beats Douglas character of DR.. Lieb,
another trusted aud confidential friend Of the
Administration.
GT-The ST. Louis Democrat, after asking
what National Democracy has entaied upon
rs answers
"a bankrupt government. q violated hag,a
conquered West, a desolated territory, an
;,.har;ia p,n.sdent n DRINK an Governor ard