The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-15

The Philadelphia Press thus presents the
new question about Kansas, and the dilemma
in which the President and his peculiar par
tisans now find themselves on that subject
The people Of Kansas, with the most inso-
lent pertinacity have adopted the Wyandott
Constitution by large majority, and at the
opening Of Congress will demand the admis-
sion of the new State into our sisterhood OF
Republics. 1t would appear they have re-
fused compliance with the English bill and
have not taken y census, and also that they
have not made q return OF the votes to the
President, ~ reported in that bill. What
will the President do? Will he adhere as .
law abiding man, to the terms of tho English
bill requiring that Kansas should take CEN
sus in order to show that she has the proper
number Of Inhabitants, and thus recommend
the rejection of the new State, and let this
issue run into the Presidential campaign, as
q kind Of poisoned chalice to the oandidate
of the Democratic party Or will he do
what the people have done, and what the
ssrebels" have Alphabetically ask that
Kansas may be admitted with the Wyandott
Constitution, in violation Of the English bill2
II he takes the first course, then We claim
that he has not settled the Kansas question
with his English bill, but has kept it open
IL the second, then he proves that the men
who opposed the English bill are sanctioned
by his own authority.
gT-The N. Y. Tribune states emphatical-
~ that the story that Col. Fremont has re-
Gently written letter regarding tho Presi-
dency, is untrue. Mr.. Greeley, it will be re-
membered, visited the Col. in California, and
says in the Tribune:
Col. +. is giving his whole time and ener-
gies to his own private affairs, and is writing
no letters at all about the Presidency. We
believe We may further assure the News that
he WILL write none, nor take any steps in.
tended to influence in any way the action OF
the Republican National Cow ention. Pres.
idential letter writing 10 not his speciality; he
leaves that amusement to those VINO have .
taste for knocking out their brains Ia that
particular way. We cannot say that Col.
Fremont either expects or desires to be the
Republican candidate for President 10 1860;
but We can say, very confidently, that he Will
not decline the nomination until it shall have
been offered him. We do not kccr .h.. hs
would accept it, if offered but We have good
reason for our belief that be would.
MARRIAGE OF FgAhkLIs's D AUcHrrs Tb.
following 10 an accurate copy Of marriage
notice published in the Pennsylvania Chron-
ielea and Universal Advertiser, printed at
Philadelphia, 1from Monday, October Doth
to Monday, Nov. I'd, 1862
Last Thursday Evening, Mr.. Richard Bache
OF this City, Merchant, was married to Miss
Sally Franklin, the only Daughter of the eel
ebrated DIR. Franklin, young Lady of dis.
tinguished Merit. The next Day oil the Ship
ping IN the Harbour displayed their Colours
on tho happy Occasion.
a. Rev. DR.. Dewey, in . discourse
presched on Sunday, October I'd, in Boston.
denies that the Unitarian Church il A barren
or unprosperous ~ DR.. Bellows had intims-
ted, or that il was afflicted with so bad 1 sus-
penss Of faith - to require any violent rem
sdy.