The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-31

~cs DuS ~ ING -lEE0pIc06iniU oVAnAos sVA
inmates In favor Of the slaveocracy, the coun-
| try viii soon reach that stage "when univsr-
sal darkness and despair will prevail, n and
| oil ssagisstion" in behalf Of liberty viii be
represssd by the iron-hesl OF slavsocratic
despotism. Till then lot the country, North
and South, bear with Mr.. Seward in his mild
repetition Of the sentiments Of Washington,
Jefferson and Clay. .s., ,a.. 81.
Go 10 the kecofd.
Vallandigham, who is playing the little
Ipup Of Ohio TO the big dogs of Virgins in
scenting out the Old Brown affair, Was in the
Ohio State Democratic Convention Of lS40,
and voted for the following resolution, which
was adopted: \. ~ y. -. 49, ].
Resolved, That the people OF Ohio nov, %
they aver have done, look upon slavery q an
evil, and unfavorable TO the full devslopnsnt
ct ths SpirIt Eud prEutiusf bsus6ts Of frUe in-
stitutions; and shat they will 1t all times feel
it to be their duty TO use all power clearly
given them BY terms OF the national compact
to prevent ito increase, TO mitigate and final
II eradicate the evil.
That looks very nvch ~ If tho Democracy
Of Ohio thousht thsre was A ssirrspressibls
conflict" with slavery, which they pledged
themselves to eradicate.
Who - Rsspsnsi1ls.
The New York Herald, which attributes
| the conduct Of 0ssswattomie Brown to the
sproad Of Black Republican principles, gives
biography Of him, from which the follow.
ing 10 m ex1aes:
"One Of his sons, who Was elested to the
Legislature 10 February, 1850, was seixsd
and taken from Ossawattomie to Lecompton
10 ohsins, distance Of thirty miles. HE
feet and hands wore chsined together with !
large heavy chain, tho size Of thst used upos
OK teams. He was compelled to walk che
whole distance bensath burning sun. The
irons wore the fesh from his ankles; he was
attacked with brain fever, Was neglected, and
died IN two or three days. Another son OF
Capt. Brown was shot st Ossawattomie BY
marAuding party from Missouri. After the
deatr OF bic 6rst son, oosasioned By tho tor
lures and fatigue Of his forced march, Brown
swore vengeance upon the pro slavery party,
and it Was frequently observed by the more
prudent OF tho free State men that he Vas
ways considered by them @ dangerous man,
was never taken into their councils, and never
| consulted by them with reference either TO
| their policy or movements"
O. We regret to notice tho death, at An
dover, Mass, Of Sam'l Peabody, ESQ.,, form.
erly distinguished member OF the New
Hampshire bar.
TThe Memphis papers Of Friday CON-
tain notice OF the death Of Lieut.. Andrew
J. Donelson, son Of Maj. Andrew ]. Donsi-
son. now Of Memphis, but lately residing
near Nashville.
GTThomas Ewing, Jr., son Of Tom Ew-
ing, Of Ohio, ia the Republican candidate
for Chief Justice Of Kansas, and Judge 10.
Williams, formerly Of our State, the Locofo-
90 candidate
aTA well preserved colossal bronse Of
Cicero has been recently discovered near
Pompeii.
Firein Marietta.
Dc
A Are occurred this q. m, about S O'Clock.
BY which the Marietta Post once building.
occupied on the ground floor BY tho Post Of
foe, and second story by the Marietta Demo
orat printing cf6ce (GermaD), was totally de-
stroyed. The books, letters and papers OF
the Post Office were all saved.
Capt. John Cook ana HasIstt TO DO
Delivered UP.
HAaRIssuao, Oct. 26.
| Gov. Packer has promptly ordered that
| Capt. John Cook, now confined in Chambers.
burg prison, and Hszlett, confined in Oarlisle
prison, be delivered up 10 the authorities Of
Virginia Tor trial. 8
0TIt 10 undesirable, says Prentice. that
| In America il takes three to make . pair
he, she and the hired girl. Had Adsn been
| . modern, there would have been 8 eirl il
Paradise to look after little Able, ssand raise
Cain"
a. An attorney, about to make out bill
/ OF costs, Was requested BY his client. ba-
ker, TO "make it 40 light a. possibls.o ssAhI,,
replied the attorney, that's what you saw to
your foreman, but that u not the way make
my bread"
! @- q. 1=.a il Indian. recently COW.
hided his daughter, nineteen years old, for
wearing hoops. Another father Ia the same
State turned his daughter out OF doors for
the same offense.
"a The returns from two-thirds OF the
counties 10 Indiana show majority against
calling Constitutional Convention.
e. Ons hundred tons OF hay belonging 70
parties living near Peoria were dsstr oved hv
IRE on Saturday morning last. The IRE took
from the prairie, although the hay was rick cd
| up IN yard At quite distance from anv.
thing inaammable. The dwelling houses al.
joining narrowly escaped.
| The Indianannlis Innrnal ..-