The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-12

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wAs ny nnnsoessasy fosse 80 ID ir
Dfe o. the shops without tfss ct
H. owner to unlock i, Or Ne eny
al 49, oommitfsu ~ - "
enc snopl eatee. 70 sne pui ~
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or any article, oth9 than intox1 Ii
quor ana u enc vessels PRE- taksa .
damaged. III, IS.
The Jury returned verdict Tor the ~.
Ssndsnss. a nosicp = now made p
pis'nn9 Io ees aside ~ vefoice ana q
new trlai, ee tns groana sst the Jury
misdireceed IN nA1esr Of Nv that the
dict e sEain:t ~ and tho evidence ana thu
= eyi 49, ana snis nohen y e.
3 the co.atdtsa1e otsshs whle1
inter isdemse Z w verdict fo.
oants 70 $500 verdict ssids 90
oIueF now tial, - saon ofaef tnefe-
90 = iaw ana )usties ~ rsese.x
b. .war s.ns, ..1II11s1S 80 S...S.
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+, .'u~'n1 pn's fspor. o.
ne ~ ssik 10 the 1880 Of Representatives
o. sdnesday L. There are not ~ many
= for the Presidency in thu House 4,
.,.. "a ....u-.L. ..
$50 'n'sqs'u''y .ne me'nosr'
W gsnershy seem 20 neros iof ngns;
H0uss.-The House passed the Senate bill
repeating the 5th section Of the aot authori.
siDg the registry or enrolment OF veGDels to
Be issued in the name Of the Presidan4 OF
y scrstary, Of any incorporated compeey.
OnAotion OF Mr.. John Cochran - con.
sideration Of the bill for the oodi6oAtion Of
~ IA. 4
Wednesday, in December.
The House passed the Senate snsndmsn,
fixing next Monday for the adjournment.
On motion Of ]. CLANCY Jones il was 70.
solved to take recess from to 6 o'clock in
the sweating.
The House proceeded TO the consideration
Of the amendment to the naval appropriation
bill.
The Heuse agreed to tho amendmsnt Of the
Seuats, appropriatiug el0, 600 for compensGL
tion to the OonnissionsT Is Paraguay pndsr
the resolution TOR the adjustment Of the dif-
hculties with thak Republic, and salary Of
"a 900 per Aanun.
= "A recess was than taken until O'Clock.
On re-Assembling, the 6snate's amend.
msut appropriating ii ,2O0, 600 for I've steam
sloops Of war, their greatest draught Of va
ter not to exceed "A feet, and one side wheel
steamer, Tor tho seryice In the China seas, Of
draught not excecdSng 8 feet, having besn
read, Mr.. Bocock, OF Va, moved 70 insert 10
instead OF s.. He said that these vessels are
needed in the navy for the psaoe establish
mont, which IN view Of our foreign relations
should be complete to prevent war, for weak
ness invites aggression, while strength repels
It. lie recommended this - . measure OF
economy. There 10 full complement Of
mechanics and laborers i'm or navy yards
engaged in making repairs, many Of which
are mot needed, and they could be set TO work
on these ships. a.
Mr.. booock's amendment Was agreed to, 81
against 43.
Mr.. Hatch, OF N. T., proposed an amend
ment providing for four additional war steam
ers for ssrsics il onr northwestern lakes
waAhin the Limitation OF the treaty between
- united States and Great Britain. He
had hsardwsr speeches, but be did not know
whether there would be war or not. While
our oitizens on the Lakes have have marine
oapabla OF taking care Of the common de-
FENCE Of their produce and channels are not
improved they will ask that equal protection
DO given these inland seas. IL sloops Of war
with dapple green guns are needed 10 the At
lspAle and in TN Gulf, they are wanted on
the northusstern Lakes.
Mr. f was willing to put the Lakes in
= prcteEstats Of defence. He was not pre-
pared TO prophesy the result of the impend-
ing difficulties with Great Britain, but In his
Judgment there would now be no war, nor
woald he do anything to produce oae; ct the
came time even At the hazard Of war he
would resist the right Of seaseh--a right
which Great Britain will never voluntarily
rclinqaish--out ct which war must Ultimate
~ grow. Great Britain would rush on her
destiny and sink into third rate power
WhileAhe oan bear rival she can never boar
: MI. We are becoming masters Of
Great Britain in intelligence, national re-
sources and commsrce-in all that consti-
tutss power. She must sink into insigni6-
canoe. Hs would put the country in state
OF defence while the negotiations are pending
the only result Of which will be postpone
mont Of hostilities.
Mr.. Lovejoy, Of ILL.,, said It was prepos-
ferrous idea that in order to keep tho peace
Ne must 70 armed. A person armed IL a \
likely to get into quarrel than one unsrmsd.
911 Ana utterly useless. Srrnros;t;oc
lsheets was perfect fizsls. They were
~ 9eeosass = means Of defence, and their
eaiietng would only draw money mt Of the
sfeessSy.