The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29

COme ~ their own.
The Pennsylvsnian, Democratic organ
published in Philadclphia, has . long article
entitled 'tAbolitionism, Black Republicanism,
Squattor Sovereignty and Insurrection," in
which II lays the sin OF the Hsrper's Ferry
outbreak at the door Of oil three Of the par
ties alluded to. 1t is especially severe upon
Douglas and his doctrines, and charges that
they lead directly to the dangers OF insub.
ordination, tumult and insurrsCtion. Hear
it:
"Douglss Squatter Sovereignty is the most
recent offspring OF Aboitionism and Repub
licanism; disowned by both, and rebeliious
in its turn againstits progenitors, yet it seeks
support from the fields which they have titled.
and thrives best wherever political depravity.
lawlsssness and corruption hold the greatest
sway over the MINDS Of men. Like its pro.
genitors it hesitates not to assail the highest
authorities OF the land, to advocate licen-
tiousness, oppose and defame the good men
of the party; and 10 fine to demoralixe the
Democratic mind, and bring ito idols into
public contempt. Its highest aim 10 to cre-
ate disorganization. This
is the elimination Of the slavery agitation.
the beginning or the sirrepresssibie conflict
the opening scene of that Popular Sovereign
ty which equivocat - with the Constitution.
and would place 10 the hands Of the few the
power to expel from the Territories of the
Union their brethren Of the South. Ii had
it's origin in q violent crusade against tho
rights and property OF 20 portion of our fell
low citisens. II has progressed by = de-
thronement OF the law, and yet its final set
element il demanded upon the right to exer-
else sovereignty which IL ia conflict with
~ q L.
which must provoke collision, riot and in
surrecsion In community yet uniformed, and
without the power of resistance.'
We wish to solicit the particular, not TO
say prAyerful, attention Of the ENQUIRER 10
the above. IL ia vivid dsgnerreotyps OF
the consequences OF it's pet Democratic doc.
trine, drawn by high authority in the party
to which it processes to belong. "Ses how
these brethsrn dwell together Ia unity =, II
10 particularly edifying to hear the Pennsyl.
vanian charging ''Uid Brown's1 rebellion to
the unchecked aggrcssions Oh "popular SOW
ereignty," while, in the same breath. the En-
quirer charges IL TO tho dsni9l Oh popular
sovereignty. Could anybody wish for more
or better weapons with which 20 epposs these
warning factions OF the Democratfo church
than they are continually produoing against
each otherp Let them hight on tho country
will be the better for every fatal blow that
may be struck, and after they have succeeded
In using each other up, the ground will Be
cleared for honest men and true principles.
lCincinnati Dom.
Tr6nsoEabte Documsnt.
Tho following was found among the treas-
enable papers in possession Of Old Brown,
the hero OF Harpes's Ferry. Il il the most
mysterious Of the traitorous illusions cap
tured in that carpet bag:
-=----..:: :. 60 -:.c. cc-Si-.s. ~
MY DRAR CAPrA,s BRowN IL am very busy
ct home. Will you please como up With my
son Fred, and take 4 mouth 81 with nsP
In haste, yours truly,
FRED. DOUGLASS.
December Z.
Now, the question is: what could Fred.
have bean very busy at homo about? What
right had he to be bnsy2 And no invited
Ossawattomie TO "take mouthful0 with
him! Gracious powers! A mouthful of
whata
GYThs bolt from the Democratic party
in Albany, N. T., which last year defeated
Erastas Corning fur re election to Congress,
~ still kept up, the solters having nominated
. full local ticket. One OF their candidates
Is Samuel @. Courtney, son in. law Of Dam
iel s. Dickinson.
nv Mrs. E. Hamilton Holly. daughter of