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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

en- The agitatinns II the current time for.
c'hiy recall the shrcwd remark OF Fi-her
Amos. that eminent pa4leseFAie etAsesman of
the early period II our history, when he said
.that NOR archy ls 4 merchantmen which
SAILS xei., but will sometimes strike on 1
rock and 20 to the bottom whist a repub.
10 u = raft which may never sink, but then
your feet are always in water"
Ard when tho South is 10 motion, az at
present, your feet are slwsys in hot water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

tT Tho Wastern people are 90 disgusted
with those New York merchants Who sought
to create financial panic 81 tho close OF tho
campsign, in order 10 defeat Lincoln, that
they have determined to adopt tho policy OF
non-intercourse With every New York msr-
chant Who entered into this reasonable con-
spiracy. Through one Of their journals THE
Detroit Advertiser) they call upon the Re.
publican papers OF New York TO publish .
list OF tho disunion merchants of that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

TT. W...:scrcs r.s:-r.-co... Lewis " r..
Washington, Of Jefferson county, Va, Vas
married on the 9th instant TO Ella NJ, daugh-
ter Of George ". Bassest, Esq, Of Hanover
county, Va. 10 this marriage singular CO.
incidence occurs tho grobm being the great
grandson Of Two brothers OF General W ash
ington, and the bride the great grand dsugh-
Ter Of he only sister Of General Washington,
and also great granddaughter OF the sister
u Mrs. General Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

or John O. Cram, Eco, long prominent
citizen OF Washington county, Ohio, diod q
Marietta last week. The lntelligsncer says
the deceased VAS mnn OF liberal and com
preheDsive views, of grcnt foresight And - I.
gacty, and OF great executive energy. Ma
rietta has been greatly indebted 80 him in
many ways.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
Amos Ken dall Tor the Uns0n.
WAsuTNn~aN Nov ~

Amos kendau Tor the Unson.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IT.
Amos Kendall publishes another articls
in opposition to secession. lie Gays that
the Constitution refused to publish the ar
tcle on the ground that its editor wac se
cessionist.
DetRWArA.
Well done, little Delaware! Lincoln runs
second best 10 the border slave State and
q. P. Fisher, who is essentially Republic
an, 10 elected to Congress, as was before
stated. MIR. Fisher was chief clerk for Hon.
J. NJ. Clayton, when be was Secretary Of
State under Tyler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

Aiaba m Refusesio wait.
MOBILE, Nov. IT.
A meeting Of all parties here to-day unan-
imously favored secession. Resolutions to
await the action Of other States were voted
down.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

Alabama EIecliou.
Nav ORLEANS, Nov. II.
The Mobile Mercury claims Alabama for
BY 900 majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

ca The number Of ol6ces 10 the Gift Of
the National ExseativsSis ,aheu. 80, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

Look out FOR Thc n,

The BaRsists for Dlsunisn.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 16.
The State Convention Of Baptists met here
on Wednesday and resolved unanimously 10
favor Of disuDion. They sent their rssolu-
tions to Gov. Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

Texas Election.
Nav ORLxAKs, Nov. H.
The returns from Texas indicate Breckin.
ridges majority to be 400.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large and Extensive safe Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

H3U,VOO WIN III a NUV1IUN
On Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and ct
O'Clock in the evening.
1INHE Stock consists ef fine Geld, Diamond and
i Enameied Watches, fne Uoli Cartuncie, Etrus-
can aud Enameled Sets, Gold and silver spectases,
Rings, Cham, Meerschaum Phi o., DC.
The above stock will bc on exhibition today,
(Turrday Nov 20th,) previous to the SALE at No.
ESrES HOUSE.
The attention # the LADlEs is particular y in-
yited to this sal rs it will afford them an excel
lent opp rtunity to purchase VALUABLE Ar
TICLE, CHEAP, as the stock must be sold to s4ose
. conc IN. ID. X. HUMPHREY,
Not7adlt Auctloneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

VIBBEoIo E1CGSGO0e
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. II.
The Gasstte has returns from all the State
except Logan and Webster counties. Boil
over Breckenridge 44G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

Tnu UHs MoiHEa VALLEY NaIs is published
every Monday Al this oee, is Of the oidest pa
psrs in Iowa, ana haas widely sxttbded tfrcula
tton throughout tho Des hoinss Valley, Northern
Mtssosri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20

General Insurance Agency.
WIZ. 7. WOOD, state Art.
kEOKUk, IOWA.
E,IRB INSURANCE, LAKE AND RIVER IN
i SURANCR. LIFK INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 100000.
CONTINENTAL ms. Comply. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e0i0 sac ~.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets S35O,0OO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN.N. Y.
Assets t282 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE MS co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets e336. 900.
N ntnal Benefits Lite Inc. Co.
Net accum ulation Jan. 1, go, 50, 4OO, $50. 80.
Oh Persons in this city have their lives in
o~ surcd In this Company-amoDg them our
most influential citisens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildings,
merchaGdGie, Mills, Factories and Machinery An
sufed At fair rates. - Losses Paid At this Agency
Call and see reliable Insurance statistics and be
your own judge.
offtcK-6n Thtrd-st., near State Bank, Keo-
kuk lows. w. l.. WOOD,
Sor- 10. 1864 State and local Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20


48O Acres Missouri Land.
TSHIS land IL situated In Maries county, l20 miles
l west Of 1T. Louis, near the line Of tho Pacific
Railroad and half mile from 1asconade river
has large growth Of yaluabI. timber, II III good
soil we'll adapted 20 wheat, corn or tobacco.
ii will be sold very low for Cash, Merchandise or
Stock, or exchanged for improved land In this Va
WIN. BRowNELL.
Keokuk, Nov. II, 1850 dim
New Books!!
yI,HE PR INCE,x ball; Miss GILBERT'S
i CAREER; this day received ut
OGDEN BkOWNELL 4 CO.'S
CIrr Book SToRs,
Nov1b-d No. ~ MAin-st.
II. =. TEN -EYOK,
General Insurance Agent,
COR. - AND MAIN-sTS.,
LvIRE, LAX y. RIVER AND LIREIN
I SURAN0E promptly attended to IT this Office
Better and more IHDEAAIrY can b given 1t this
Agency than any othsr In this city, and lssstroubls
after loss.
Ems Ins. Co., Of Hartford, Csnn., 1870, 100
Home Inssyaxee compsny, u Nsr FORK, l,4s7.sn
North AnsrieSM IN. Co., Hdrtfoyd, ccss., 5oe,eo0
City ysys T~ssrance Co., 81 Ne1 Hsse~, 37o,66y
PAsnts FIRE laurence Co., ef Mes York, 79o,eeo
LsyiasrS Fire Isssrsscs Co., kev Ysyk, 3ot,eoo
Co~wscttcsl MsisslL( Co., Hartfor6, 3,eo0,S31
On. J. W. Bosp, Medical BANNER.
~. W. GRIFFITH 10 authorised to receive
applications for all shove eonpanies.
- Dutldinss, AsrsAaAdiss, Min, Factories,
Hsasshold Furniture and Dwellings Insured O. =
lev rates % other Companies who pay thsir losses
H. B. TEN-KYCK. Agent,
O@a corner "a and Asil sts., Ksoksk, Isws.
Nov. Z, din
NOTICE.
LAYING purchased Of Nary s. Anderson her
i lentfre interest in the limo Of Omnibuses here
tofore owned BY her, notice IL hereby given thst
VIM. 5. Wins will Get as my agent in the manage
ment Of said liue until further notice.
b. L. WINS.
Keekak Sept. 8, Isee-aes lod2w
ROOTS AND aHOEA.
g A. DUKE and w. II. BAkKETT having
-. formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask share Of the psbiic patronage and
continuance OF the old custom of the house.
We have concluded that In ID ese bard times it 10
no disgrace to work, and both being practical work
men, We will dsrots ourselves to The manufacture
OF custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest work manship, asit 10 eur interest 10 max.
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand . we'll select
ed stock OF Eastern work, which will be sold very
low. DUKE tBARhETT.
Oct23d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-20


NEw YoRK, Nov. III.
special dispatch from Washington says
Mr. MoLane, our Minister to Mexico has re-
signed. Gov. Miller Of Pa, has been APP
pointed.
Senator Slidell expresses himself, warmly
in favor OF secession.
Adyices from South Carolina to. day cay
the entire copg ressional delegation will re-
sign.
Virginia Election.
RIcnnoND, Va, Nov. II.
The election returns are still incomplete,
but show that the contest has been very close.
The Bell men are more confident to day.
Look out for Them.
New YoRk, Nov. II.
Several $40 bills altered to the Bank Of
North America, of Providence, r. L., were
passed about the city last night. Vigneste =
man and woman on each end and head OF
Washington in the centre.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

TIE GRAN S.Er.ssuxr MUSIC HALL
The largest and elegantly rco in the country
The artists engaged nj this ess shment shose OF the
reputation for ability, muster than any ohs
place Of amusement In The city Among those engaged
I. + 9SREs' 9sREs'
from remorne Gardens London. whose has
EVA BRBNT
EVA Brent.
truly finished vocalist enjoyed unnts rrup.ed
THE GREAT CAELo FAMILY.
TIia GREAT CARLO FAMILY.
whose ,resi mnssio feas and panomlme performances
NONE. AND NINE. M0ErASARL
Late OF Palace 1Ardenl.
the celebrated buIo snger sufficient In themselves TO say
MARIETTA,
MARtkiTA,
late nrs danseuse Of the kave troupe whose reputation
CHAkLEs WHITE AND j. r. wAMBoLD,
Negro Deineetors,
OF the most talented performers the city.
Ths truly fascinating Knsinh female vocalists,
JULIA MkLNILLk,
KATE P1NNoYNK
Nile CLARA
LEWIS A. CkisTf,
ROSS
Nile JENNIE,
and great number OF others too to nenon
'1s' CANTERBURY
the leading place Of am asement IN the city.
Mr.. " MAxwBLL
Lucy Esco Opera Troupe viii make his nrst ap
Mr.. sAk CowELL,
the greatest vtrx Comic singer engaged and will make
his hryt appearance 90 Monday, the ID Of December.
Monday nigAt ~t be produced the celebrated pAnio
mime Of tho Red 0NOMR originally written FOR Sig Gar o.
under whos~ daecslon II u now produced
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

ynHrkAL PAkK-ORDMARCR-rHD BOARD or
Ooasmiuouers q tAe Central Paxk DO ordain g To-

NHIrEAL FAkK-oRDIHAECR-rHI BOARD on
- oosamiSonsrs q sAs Central Pazk Do ordAa - fol.
~ oss.. rsrs ...u b. oys Any . - pubic dur,.s
gsoeI - .Osn.s aai ssss aaioss Z Is :,soas % a..
s y 'front.': i.s. e = o. s.y Ag .,S
- ss sa. ~ y. sS Ssssl 4: ss = q uy =
saR:rs.s.s:.. =, al.s.. ~. any q u s,s..s. y
S.s s :s 10: =, re- 2: Re-. g y Dor rss
::s NJ s g q ss:s e E: q
ris:s IS : e !; NOV: S, :: . os.::,,
asx au.Ssupsa ssssrs sos. sS1 IN sSs @ SsnSs fsi
.o5:sss :: s:sH1 I. s's:s
Sss.ss sose Sl:ns .s 9 ,sras psa
3 H IAN Sss 3 ps ss % n Or 60 q 1s I'd, e.
Ws.sr o. osSar pro. ne faIi. nor Ar0~. Or plos snS
n:s ssSxs % ;. :. "a =: Os. r.,s
ss.s so.SS..a q g :.ss ..slls. ssssrs o. =
uDos S1Gs Doo Dc osas Pss s.. s1osSs aDo:
No psssoa Aan posa ossrwis smr any bin noaes q
s ss o9 &c
pss'os :a.n MsA0a. as comm. ne 0oHOtscIes Of
g. . Il ;s .s ss a
sss &c o
S;s1:ss; n ss @ n By r.
dog" aftsr tAe word 'horse, /" In said ordinance.
The ordinance adopted September s. 1859 hereby amend
ID By knssxttng Aor the word omnbus the words
Or. wsxon. With or without pA.asnxes.. nor any"
a e: -s ssss q 4 :S = ;s
weued and held Ae ls day OF November 1890 and pub
Eahed obedsnce 70 ths requirements estod As
g fs tAs rega,e .,d soysrnmsa, Of .ss o:nsr. psrs
0sco1 of nd Acs applicable 70 hs above ovdinapoe
"6ee ~ AL porsops ofeudinG AxAins& suca ordinances
AhAu bo deemed Euy Of mlSdemeanor and be punished
Gonsoon before the Mayor Recorder or any mags.ie OF
lhe OWy of New York. by fne exceeding airy dollaS
and. default 0 BY upnsonmsut NOT sxosedins
6hLty dAya
~ ordsr Of The Board.
r. n BLATCHFOkD,
fresdout Of the Board NJ Of the Central PaFk
ANDREW Fl. 9RBxN
Comptroller of Ne PARK
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

USOg yHu PRHDR
II rrfvAAs Crusu iAtao
confined bss attention. 10
rs tressed NJ bans tkas
uaanre Of fni ure The y
aarruptiou " businenn
apnssast stiendApce. ~ ,
= N GA once. No. SD
. cure guaranteed ~ {
ooe but ths doctor him :
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

UNoR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH -IHs NEW An
elegant ssssmssp HUNTS VILE Of the Amsnc'
snder win leave pier Y rorts river Thursday Nov
ASP The shps Of this line surprised IN eegsnc
crmfor safety and speed BY he ocean. Trken
rsw Orleans $50 Ts; NOBLE SIS; Montromery. SIS Mon
psn esl 7s FashvIle sN 70; Knosvllc SD ~, ChAtt
nooea e7s: Alha1y tE, Columbus ui Atlanta. SIX Msco
so Augusta. 81 20, savannah SIS Apply " H. = cRoi
WE'LL co, vs. West street and N6 Broadway. Tbs Moul
Vernon succes de- and leaves Saturday, Nov. H.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

TYRoyxssoR REST xr.r. ie7 CHAxBERs srRnnr, cAn
b ccnauAed nal o. by lssAsw 70 bon asD Hsw Yoes
Fca o6cs
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

xJHUr AN KARLy gRAyn-suAD rHn rnIvArn
- nsdcai frvssise y pr w~d rsxunsu edus.AsA Phy
Pssesss nav suusn Or we'd avoa dssas whioA
s,sfuI 10 H. vurid- prepared fro. Msse spess n
- sYSaa honpNsh . nd . mng gnnSa pn@@ - -
~ OGss - D rsadvHr.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

CoUTHAMPT0N AND HAvRE-TO sUCCEnD THE
- Adraiie North Atlantic Stoamship Company will
despatch for The above ports theI solendd steamship
mai on the following DAYS from Cana street
New Work SATURDAY, Nov II and Dec 90 from Hsvre
Dec and Jan 5 ard soubxmpton the day After leaving
havre The Atlantic 10 unexceed for srsnsh and comfort
has wAes tight mpArtmens and 10 10 all respects In
pee order. limited number Of second cabin pass snGeu
for whom eIreent stona been vii
be taken at ss zach For freight apply A The oce
Of the compsny IS Wall street
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

ruRousH rRKrgHr ARHArosnnNr .voR neR
h Eornih and Pesersbuyg ard South de kairosds FOR
Lvpehburs Brsaol he9ssh and intsrmefiae sesnces
S,,sh received every day asd hsouah receipu furshsd
ssssmssS % %JAs.rowH, o.y. ssnnsr, leaves ever russ
$3.50 roRKrowx, osp. rsnss svery Saturday. a.
yr,,sh 10 rcrSwoun or Horfolk ceus per foc; cny
- fnws - ssss,css sSA meals lsc'udsd o.; 10
Pessrpbug a. Raskncnd elo caArss ee4wssn ~ 80
No. in BrvadvNy
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

uvoR CHARIFsrON, n q. sAvANFkH, GA, AND
he south southwess-sc weetly United s'ates
Mall side vheel mshp Lns Tho mssnihcent ssanshp
NAsHyfILR L. n Murray conmsnder Wi leave pier ~
q Ruyrk river. "Wednesday, Nov. u - O'Clock r. n
With through tickets foows-ro Ssvnn
nsh oa SIC rbarlesos q. SIS New orlesna es0 IS;
Mobile sss Mcu,gouery, Ala, 1p; kssh.ie Tenn, 81 70,
"a GA, I'll ~. Atlanta, Of Columbia. n ", 81 -, Chv
osse q sly ror fr.arhi o. pa~.sfe spyy y sPorronp
Berry, viIl succeed on saiurdAy Nov ~ The Ad.ns
pypu southern erprc-s CARED on THIS
ne The srprsss asenu south VIII fornstcu - W
sailing Fare &C Notice -rhe neaaers Of the above
hne lsavs q . O'Clock. metead q
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

EyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE, ON SATURDAY.
Lec@mber 8 : The United States Mali Steamer ARAGo,
ID Lines, commander will sa from Pier No ST. North River
foot Of Beach street Saturday December n This
nnsurpassed for safety and comfort has double
giuss under deck enclosed by tight
which Decides other results tends In the of coson
stranding, keep the pumps the
safety weasel and gassenser Price OF passage IN second
cabin s6 and $50 For freight paago apply SAMUEL
y. FOX and ak0 MACKE SZIk. gents, No. Broadway
The ste FULTON will sail January s.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
IHE AzrEJ LILLIPUTIASs.

WAsufsGrON, JAN ~ lS62.
The Aztec children under the projection Of guardian
visited at the Capitol 10 day and members u the
and Houae of Representatives add
timosy 10 their behalf 10 that already given We consider
them altogether most remarkable of animated
nessed agreeable sprghty interest
and mani much inen gcnoe and think per
would fail W them II . idea could be formec
respecting hem from historical which might
The New York herald., 1860-11-11

TpABU. LvWB-vROm CHAnLusrOH TO HAVANA.
~ Ksy wss -Untsd tHales mail sseamshiv teA sG.
Wm Rollns. soansndes rhe rcssmsner we.erL saveg
vtn save o.ss@ 2. es ia i,.s a9a 1s.A rovecsSs ed
~ afsrr vkich - vim ChAyestsn Ae 10h
ana cf eass mosA. and Havana on Me ssh and ~ q
80 mona Pov fs speed co@fos and pleasars tka line
s..sa = Mgs.sS rss - 80 ss q ssssrss q sHpnc=ss 49,
~ uonD9CAf 4 CO., CAaresoa. uails fov the ssAmer
% bs asds M q ~ rua ooss for " daaos named b ~
a.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
WALLACK's THEATRE.
w PLAYING WITH FIRE.
sEE MISS FREE
AS A wOULD-BE WIPE

II LooN-Aondsy evening Nov n and sna every evenias.
THE CoyNrRYMAN's DEBUT, LoyEs DISCUSSES
CUM PLuNG GUM sfUMP sPEKCH
DONNYBRO0K JIG AND REEL, GRANNY HEATH,
With new Song Acts Dances. Plantation ssenes kc &c.
The New York herald., 1860-11-11
EXTRACTS IRON SECOND LBTrER FROM Won Hun
BCLDr TO hR. hOkkfs, TBEIR GUARDIAN.
THEIR AMERICAN REPUTATION.

Previous 10 their European the spent
period this country where they
wbbh has become universal proporti shey
have been widely examined and known
fro~ high and intelligent In this country
The large numerous commendatory
ices we're received, few Of which are appended -
PREsIDysuAL MANSION. Jan. 2, 1859
M J. NJ koRnls '-sr-four note Of inquiry has been
ceved and reply pleased TO inorm you that the
OF the kg1cs 10 the Executive hsnaon entertaining
all They are greater phenomenon, more extraordinary In
their appearance agreeable In their
pleAsng their and wtlAl intelligent
had anticipated. kespec,fuly, Ac, = -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-11
Significant Indications cad Read J.!
MR. BUCHANAN AND THE SOUTH.

From the Charleston MsrcHryof the 2ih Ut
II Lincoln il elected President of the United Siaes
the relations of the Southern States towards his Admin
istraton be settled by the present Administration
Mr. Lincoln will be installed in Office before the 4h
of March next. Long before this time the Southern
States will have determined their course; and II this
course shall be secession from the Union by one or
more Southern States, Mr. Buchanan will have TO guide
the course Of the General Government to meett II he
thinks thai State has right secede fIom the Union,
OF course he cannot order any portion OF the United
States army or navy against seeding State II he at.
tempts coercion every Southern in his Cabinet and
IN the army and navy, will doubtless leave them. Con-
gress has no power control the Presidents views oil
the Constitution and the duty it involves. He must, as
the Chief Executive OF the United States act for himse
and enforce his own conscientious conceptions of the
rights of the States, under the Constitution Of the
United States. ii
they Repubicans SHALL by their aggression aud section
al domination drive Southern States out OF
the Urion, Mr. Buchanan Will not shed the blood OF
Wronged and inoensve people, who seek their safety by
separation from their aggressors end prosecutors. This
in opinion whether it is right wrong should in no
way effect the course Of the Southern States They
should pursue that which, their opinon their
rights interests aud honor demand and to the rest
be prepared the consequences, whatever they
may be. For the speedy formation OF Confederacy Of
all the Southern States the best instrument, We believe
will be the sword.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-11
From the Washington States.


"WHAT DoEs 1T MEAN "A dispatch from Washington
announces that thousand stand Of has
been ordered Fort Moultrie South Caroins. As the
garrison only three hundred is already well supplied
the order may well create enquiry 10 the wherefore
Perhaps Mr. Cingmins coming North has somewhat TO
do wi this Southern march OF muskets and cartridges
We copy the above from New York journal Some
time ago called attention to the probability that the
United States forifcaOn in the locality alluded to would
be vacated on some Amsy pre,ext. We regarded sucl
an act AS part and portion OF the dsunionst programme
to get possession of these forts and there make
devious OF those who in league with Yancey and
Breckenridge to precipitatc the Southern States into
resolution We called the attention Of the government
aud the people it, warning the former against being
either wul ignorant toel 10 the hands OF the Dis
unionis's and exhibiting TO the latter the infamous
plans which were concocted and carried out 10 desecrate
all they held most dear By permitting such action, he
President would be faeie prineps in the dread consp
racy against the peace and prosperity Of the Unon
is to be hoped that instead OF permitting his psrsona
feelings aud animosites TO lead him intO the camp OF
Yaucey and the fire aud sword propagandists OF the
United League Of Southerners" he would jealousy
watch every movement tending even remotely break
up the Union he il to protect. He is agent OF the
people, and the people will demand that he return TO
them unsuled aud undisgraced that which they entrus
ed to his hands
When We, on a former occasion, drew public attention
the army orders touching the fort at South Carroll
ma we were met in n more sarc than serious manner.
The Charleston Mercury especially, desired to laugh oil
the suspicion. IL natural for to do So and we eau
Its anxiety 10 divert inquiry from tue subject; but
t is not eXcuable in those who entrusted with the
forces OF the Republic 10 them in u way which shall
be detrimental to the interests of the Union and the
prosperity of that Republic.
The additional "seveateen thousand stand of arms
for fort Moultre il fact demands explanation. In the
event Of satisfactory reason bsing giyenand see
none that regard il but another devel-
opm,nt OF the plan Of the preciptators.
la view of these Indications 1t behOoves the whole
tonsl element of the country by virtue OF the ballot
box to put the enemies OF the Constitution that i'm
bese obscurty where they will be poWeress against the
glory aud perpetuity OF the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-11
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL, 1860.

Moslems brought low. And this was not all Three
hundred of the weahies naughty and arstocra,-
ic of the citizens who had been adudged guilty Of par
tcpation in the massacre condemned to hard la
Dor for life in the galleys at ConsiantinOple
Handeued in gangs and guarded by Turkish soldiers,
they passed on their way to their DOOM their wives and
their relatives tearing their hair and rendng their gar
ments in utter despair. 1t a sight to move sympa-
thy but the remembrance Of the six thousand victims of
their mercess ianacsm ard three thousand women and
girls sold by them into slavery is sufficient to que the
risings of pity The Travellers correspondent states that
Syria il more tranquil than it has been for many months
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-11
1860.
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