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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Governor Reeder 10 now on visit to Kan
sas, where be seems TO be quite popular. lie
made speech at Lawrence in which alluslon
is made TO various incidents which occurred
while he was Governor Of that Territory
And having incidentally to speak of Doug
las, he gives the following, which may be re-
garded as his "privase opinion publicly ex-
pressed" Of that distinguished individual:
The Governor then passed in bis remarks,
to a consideration of national politics. lie
showed how the Republican party bad grown
up by necessity, out OF the aggrsssions OF
the slave power. He defended it triumph
anlly against the attacks Of its enemies, and
showed 1t to be the guardian OF popular
rights and the defender of the Constitution
and Union. lie told how be bad been a life"
long Democrat, but bad been forced to leave
that party by it's foul treachery to the rights
of the people. He commented in terms OF
great severity upon the course OF Mr.. Doug.
las. lie said that, previous to Mr.. Douglas
celebrated Kansas report, so full OF all man
ner of SANDER and falsehood against tho
people Of Kansas, he (Gov. Reeder) being
still connected with the Democratic party,
had visited Washington, and, at MIR. Doug
las request, had met him, and had several
long interviews with him, and fully posted
him in regard 10 tho actual facts OF the Kan.
sas difficulties. Other gentlemen from Kan
sas, acquaintances of Mr.. Douglas, had done
the same, so that he perfectly understood che
true state of the case. Under these circum-
stances Gov. Reeder said be looked with
great interest for Mr.. Douglas report, anti
cipating that he would do Justice to the Free
State people. Judge, then, OF his surprise,
when, upon taking it up, he found IL filed
with the grossest assaults and ISLANDERS upon
them, the facts OF the case entrely suppress
cd or misrepresan andythe whole report a
burden of fallaey and deceit. !" threw it
from me- in disgust" said the Governor,
"and from that day forward, have had no
confidence whatever in the honesty or SINGER
ity Oh Stdphen A. Douglas"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Hon. William ID. Morgan, editor of the
Newark Advocate, formerly Auditor Of State,
and for many years past one of the most in
huentia Democrats of Ohio, gives the fol-
lowing among reasons for refusing tosup-
port Douglas:
He is not tho candidate of the Dem ooracy
OF the whole United States, but was nomi
mated by disrupted Convention whose ele-
monts were almost as sectional AZ those of
the Convention at Chicago, which, as we'll as
the Douglas Convention at Baltimore, con-
tanned scattering delegates from several of
the slave States.
To vote for Judge Douglas in Ohio, in his
present position ~ a half nominated canii-
receiving our vote he would still lack 10000
to 900 votes of carrying tho electoral
vote of Ohio.
Because we believe Judge Douglas lead
ership of the Democratic party has been fox.
lie, hea6strong, selfish and unsafe, and has
brought upon the Democracy numberless de-
feats that wise counsels and skilful general.
ship would have avoided.
Because Judge Douglas, actnated solely by
considerations connected with bis personal
ambition, commenced war on the National
Administration of the Democrat party, and
by a combination between himself, Broder-
lex, Forney, Hickman, Haskin, anu the Black
Republicans in general, succeeded 80 far 10
weakening its strength before the people, as
to throw the Lower House OF Congress into
the hands Of the Know Nothings and Black
Republicans.
Because Judge Douglas, through his prin-
cipal "blowers and strikersn has sought 20
degrade the great Democratic party OF the
nation into one. mans party, and to mako
featy to Stephen A. Douglas test of De-
mocraey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Notice Ii hereby given to the of the lots
described in the foregoing list situated in the City
Of keoLut, Lee County, aud State OF Iowa, and all
others interested, that special tax has been as
sessed and lefied on sail lots by the City Council
oil saia .i1y, ior repairing side walks In frvut OF
said lots rs designated In the above list, and ur-
less payment be made Of the taxes so levied, and
also vi costs, before the Mth day Of July,
A. ID. 1860, the said lots, or 80 much thereof rs
shall hc necessary to discharge said tar ard costs,
will be sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayors
Once in said city, between the hours Of 3 o'clock
q. NJ. and 6ooioek p. ~,
q. G. STEVENS,
Collector of the City OF Keokuk.
July 3. lS6O-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Much difficulty has been experienced on ac-
count of frequent changes in the programme
of studies, &c., at the West Point Military
Academy. To remedy the mattera Congress
at the close OF the session provided for the
appointment Of Board to settle perman-
ent system. Col. Curtis or our District and
Hughes Of Maryland were appointed by the
House; Davis of Mississippi, and Foote Of
Vermont, by the Senate, and two more re
main TO BIO appointed by the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
]. L0TEK0P RICE, I'M
July 8, Ise0.dlm Atty for plaintiffs.
Legal Malice.

Legal Notice.
To John Triplet, James Reynolds, Hugh Kennedy
T B. McLearey, A. L. Demng, j. p. Davis, A.
Hosmer, james johnson, Robert r. Robb, John
Templin, Geo Bliss d Co., b. b. Chittenden
Co.. james NJ. Love, John ". Ficklen and Peter
Lucas, partners - Fickicn d Lucas:
NOu and each of you ARE hereby notified that
II there il now file ia the office or the Clerk of
the District Court u Lee County. lows, at Kso-
kuk, petition Of Charles Parsons claiming Of you
the said Triplet and Reynolds the sum Of four
thousand four hundred IA 4o01 dollars, with inter.
est ut ten per cent. par annum from Jan. i, 1859,
~ money due upon eight promissory notes for $3.50
each of said date and payable to the order Of said
Parsons and also against all of you the foreclosure
Of \ mortgage of same date, executed by said
Triplet and heynoid ids upon the following described
property, to-wit Lot and parts of lots andQ
in Block % in the city Of keokuk, and descr bod
thus--beginnng tho Main-street line of said lot
seven feet and 10 1T inches from the west cor
ner of said lot r. thence southeastcri y along said
line 81 feet and ST inches, th enoe
parallel to 18th street I40 feet To the alley thence
north westerly along the alley 107 feet and 81
inches 20 seventh street, thence south-westerly
along seventh street 40 feet, thence soushessterly
parallel to Main-st. AZ feet ard 10 q inches,
thence southwestery parallel to Tth street 90 feet
to the place Of beginning, IN Lee Co., Iowa; also
the sale Of the property,
Now, therefore, unless You appear and answer
thereto on or before tho forming OF the ID day or
the next term Of said court TO be begun aud holden
at Keokak on Monday the Sd day of Sept, 1860,
judgment will be rendered against you.
j. L0THRUP HOE,
July @, 1s6O-dIm Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
Trustesss sale.

TFust0Gso sale.
NOTICE In hereby given TO oil whom 1t may con-
IN cern that on the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1861,
at the OF Main street and second street. ke-
okuk, Iowa, will sell 70 the highest bidder, for
cash. the following real estate In the county II Lee
and state Of Iowa, namely: The undivided half Of
the fractional half, Block thirteen ti5), OF Kill
bourne's addition to Tbs City Ut keokuk, at the
corner or 18th and Biondeau streets OF said city.
This sale is made by virtue of deed OF trust
from HoracsaA yres to me, made to secure the pay
msnt or note u 4ly4 10 Hoskins, Heiskell . CO.,
which note being due and unpaid / am required by
the terms Of the trust deed TO sell said real estate
deed win be made 10 the purchaser.
SAM. r. MILLER,
June 27th, 1860. Trustee.
iuu2T did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

GT Some OF the Democratic papers per-
sist in showing their smartness by publishing
paragraph 20 the effect that the Repub-
licans are about to withdraw Lincoln in fa-
vor of Breckenridge.
The Bobtails DON'T talk Of withdrawing
Douglas, and IL don't make any difference
whether they withdraw him or not, for it
would not diminish his electoral vote a single
fraction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Man DROWNED. We learn from the Keo-
sauaua hetes tibet stranger in attempting
TO cross Fox river fell OF his horse and was
drowned. He was riding sorrel and lead
ing bay horse, which are in the possession
Tho body of the drowned man had not been
found at last accounts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

Douglas, who made speeches in behalf of
his own nomination TO the Presidency, lie
now going round to Philadelphia, New York
40. osaes oaiet Giles, advocating MS own
election. The one unfailing topic with him
10 ths Union, which, il be NAV be credited,
can only be preserved by his election, as oil
the other candidates and parties are known
foes to its existence, and are engaged in sep
arate plots for it's destruction. The poor
little Giant 10 evidently in q bad way when
he is reduced to steal the Bell and Everett
''ithunder -, as the only safe humbug to
elecsioneer with. But that wen't do, for ev-
cry one 10 reminded that be has split the
Democracy, and would be just the man to
split the Union, lif any one man could do
that shing), should he be elected President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

To Becker d Go
" on are hereby notified that there is now on file
Il in the Clerks ofice OF the District Court Of
Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, q petition of
Barclay 4 Shields, 10 partnership Of that name
and style, filed the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1853,
claiming Of you the OF thirteen hundred aud
sixty six dollars az money due ON q bill Of ex-
change drawn by j. II. Death 4 Sons aud accepted
by you, and also claiming an attachment which
was issued and levied upon the north west half Of
lot g. block 50 Of the ity of Keokuk the proper
ty of A. Becker, one Of the partners Of Becker n
Co. And unless you appear and answer said petit
ton on before the ID day Of the next Septem Der
term of said court, which commences on the LIST
Monday in September next, Judgment viii be rem
dered against you by default.
RANKIN a. MILLER,
July Q, 1s60-alm Attys for PPtffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

gT"The Tribune represents the recent
demonstration in that city 10 favor OF Doug
las, rs much inferior in numbers, spirit, and
strength TO tho Lincoln ratification. Under
all tho circumstances it regards the demon
straits on as failure, and fraught with disas.
trous portents to the Douglas cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
Three Negroes kidnapped i'm mn.
n0bn.

Sunday evening last several Missourians,
assisted by some low-hung Suckers and
twenty five railroad Irish, all armed, seized
upon three negro residents at Clifton, H.,
hurried them to the railroad station
and with the willing MD of the conductor OF
the Illinois Central road shipped them to
Missouri.
Two OF the negroes are known to be free
men by their neigh bors, and the other Is be.
lieved to be. But when the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and both wings OF the
Democracy, act upon the assumption that
"negroes have no rights which white men
are bound to respect" we need not be sur
prised that the scenes of Dahomey and Con-
60 are rivalled in Illinois.
The Central Railroad belongs politically
to Douglas, and we suppose this movement
is intended to make capital for the sslittle
giant 10 the slave States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

NAANTED---Mo with from 500 TO $3ee
w cash, TO loate In Davenport, Iowa City, IT..
Des Moines, nakaloosa, Fairfield, Harrington, Mus
catne Dubuque Hannibal, Quincy and all SINH lar
towns South and West. A monopoly OF q general
staple article used in every family every day
Sales large, profits 800 PER cent,
Apply Sd Street, lat doot north OF johnson streea
KeDkuk. dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
CLERK's OrYloE SUPREME CouRr,


DKE HOINKs, june ZJth, IbbU.
DEAR SIR: The Supreme Court have this
day decided that Chapter 1872 Of the laws Of
the sth General Assembly, entitled "An Act
TO provide for the appraisment OF property
sold under execution, approved March 10th,
$780," cannot apply to contracts made prior
TO the passage Of said act.
Yours truly,
LEW. KINSEY, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

G1E~ An Irish student was once asked what
was meant by postbumous works. "They
are such works" said Paddy, CAS- a man
writes after he ID dead.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
Legal N otice.

LeKAI OLICe.
70 Wilson, Fairbanks Co.;
NT0U are hereby notified that there In nov on Ole
Il In the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF
Roland Cutler, claiming Of you the sum OF two
hundred and eighty-tw and 6l-l0e dollars,
(x2526l with interest thereon at six per cent, per
annum from March 18th, 1860, as money due on
promssory note executed by you for said sum,
dated Nov. 18th, 1880 and payable four months ai-
ter date your order, and endorsed by You TO the
plaintiff said petition also prays for writ of at
taehment.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and plead,
aaswqr or demur to sa.a petition or before the
morning Of the I'd day of the next term Of said
court, be begun and holden in the city Of Kook k
ON Monday the Sd day of September, A. u. 1850,
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
j. L0THR0P RICE,
July z, 1S80-dlm Atty for Plt'f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

CAGDIpATE roR FoRr MApIsoN.---The Eare-
ka says Sheriff Mescalf started on Wednesday
last with VIM. johnson, who was found gull
ty Of mansaughter at the late term OF the
District Court, and sentenced 60 one year. .
imprisonment and fns Of 800 and costs
OF suit. His counsel made motion for =
new trial, but the prisoner was unable TO OBJ.
tain bail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

IL The Louisville Democrat is the only
OF Douglas. The contest ia that State will
be between Breckenridge and Bell, with the
chsncss fully evenly balanced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
Democratic Harm ony In Iowa.

The Douglas branch of the Dem ocracy OF
Town who glory In the squatter sovereignty
humhug, ccnstisuse large majority Of the
party, but many Of the most sensible men,
bers and prominent leaders of the party,
like VanAntwerp, regard squatter sovereign
ty as a contemplate humbug. An illustri-
Gus instance or this 10 exhibited 10 the per-
son of ID. A., Mahoney, editor of the Du.
buque Herdld, and Chairman of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee. Mr.. Maho-
ney has issued an official address to the
Democracy of the State, exherting the party
to unite in harmonious struggle in this State
ard TO leave the question Of Slavery in the
Territories to be determined by the Supreme
Court.
Hear the Chairman of the State Central
Committee:
II 10 needless for me to say to my fellow
Democrats that among others have enter
tanned the opinion, and do still, that Terri
torial Governments are not invested with the
attributes OF sovereignty, that Territorial
governments are creatures OF law, possessing
such powers only as NAV be conferred BY
Law and which 10 in the right OF the FEEDER
Ill uovcrnment to grant. these opinions,
with others analogous thereto are entertained
by large portion OF the Democratic party,
La eonceding the unqualified right OF those
who difer with me 10 entertain the opposite
opinion, claim for myself and other Dem
ocrats who think with me, not only tolera-
ton for our opinions, but an equality oil
right to be considered politically orthodox
Both parties, IL they may BIO 80 called, con-
cede the question at issue between them to
be of judicial character. Both pledge
themselves to abide and sustain the adjudi-
cahan of the u. 8. Supreme Court upon ii
whenever it shall be settled by that tribunal.
Mahoney is opposed to squatter sovereign
ty and he knows that tho bred Scott Court
will squelch it, and therefore he goes for
harmony and spoiis.
In the same raner with this address OF
Mahoney, appears an editorial by Dorr, CO.
editor with him, in favor of Douglas and
squatter sovereignty. bis editorial 10 ultra
violent and bitter, and claims that the
Douglasite 10 the Democratic party and that
the Breekinrid -ors are secessonists and dis
unionists.
Surely the party in Iowa will be kept to-
gether and act harmoniously under the en-.
gineering of Dorr Il Mahoney of the Herald.
Mahoney insista that squatter sovereignty is
humhur, but the question involved is a
judicial one and there 10 no need of any con
tenton in the party over the matter. Dorr,
on the other hand, contends that squatter
sovereignty is the only vital principle OF
Democracy, and that it's opponents are dis
unionists and traitors to the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


To. r.. ". McKinstry.
VOu arc hereby Motif cd that there Ia now on Ale
l. In the odace Of the clark Of the District Court
Of Leo County, Iowa, OF Keokuk,a petition of the
Keoknk, Mt. Pleasant 4 Muscatinc Railroad CO., .
corporation duly organized and incorporated under
the laws OF Iowa, claiming Of you the sum of two
hundred and seventy-Gve and 6T-I0O dollars,
l$2T5.6T1, as money due a written agreement
made by and between you and others aud said COM
pany, on or about June 10th, 1866, by which you
promised 10 take six shares of the capital stock of
said company and to pay the instruments therein in
twelve lI21 equal monthly payments; and also az
money due on due bill for twenty five 1857 dol
lars executed by you 70 said company, dated Nov.
lat, 1855. Said petition also prays for b writ OF
attachments. ns
Now, therefore, unless You appear and plead,
answer or demur 10 said petition on or before the
mornng OF the second day of the next term of said
court, TO be begun and holden in the city OF Keo-
kuk on Monday the Sd day OF September, A. d.
1850, Judgment win be rendered against you
thereon. as
j. LoTERop RICE,
July 9. 1s60.dlm Atty for Plaintiffs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

by the following note We learn that the
Supreme Court has decided that the Apprais-
ment law of last winter does not apply to
debts contracted prior 20 the passage OF that
law,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

New YeRK, July 5.--Ws learn by the Per-
sia that the Prince of Wales will embark for
Canada on the 18th Of July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

G1Y There 10 no difference in principle be-
tween Northern ard Southern Intervention.
The one inservenes for slavery, and the other
against slavery Stephen A. Douglas.
The Republicans think there 10 differ
ence, and ahenven wide difference, between
intervening for slavery and intervening
against it. Douglas has talked non.inter-
venton, indlfferentism, and don't careism,
until his brains are about added Madison
wis Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
Alcohol, Burning fluid and Cam
phene Distillery.

Third-st., bet. Nam h Johnson, UK,
ID ESPECTEULLY informs the eitisens Of Keo-
N kuk and surrounding country that he has his
Distilery In fui operation and 70 ready 70 furnish
In his line ut prices low be met with In
any other market. Call and try. Ii the goAds do
not give satisfaction your money will DO refunded.
Nov. ~, '69-d1y
~ u . N ~ n q 4 n Il H A TT d n.
~ Price 80 cents. For sale OF
OGDEN BR0WNELL \ CO.'S
CIrx Book SroRx,
Aprill6 No. 81 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

IMPORTATION or SHEKP.--The Iowa CITY
Republican OF last Wednesday says that
Hon. j. b. GrinnelI passed through that town
last week from the East 30 his homo in Pow,
eshiek county. lie had been to Michigan for
the purchase of sheep, and had bought Q, 100
head. They are principally Merinos, but he
secured some Leicester and South DOWNS
Mr.. q. already had about 800 on bis farm,
which ne says have realized him rs per cent.
on the money invested. This fact goes far
to prove that sheep raising in Iowa ID pro-
ftable business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
DAY & BRO,
wHOLE5 ALE GROCERs

IDS MAIN SraSEr........-.--KEOKUK IOWA.
4 Rim receipt al choice lot OF Holland Her.
"A ring. No. Fire Crackers.
Dates. Extra Selected No. l Mackerei.
White Fish. Mackinaw Trout.
Choice lot Of Western Reserve Cheese.
Prime Leaf Lard.
Smok ed Shoulders.
Smoked Hams
Smoked Dried Beef. +
Sable Iron Works' Nails.
E.J. DAY, 4 Co.'S. Plantation Molasses.
City Refined Molasses.
Golden Syrup.
Challenge Brand Bicarb. Soda.
Friar = Goose Bicarb. Soda.
We shall be in frequent receipt Of selected Br Il.
ter aud Cheese thr0bg hout the season. We Of fsr
the above ~ thu lowest nnssfhlA &~rra. - I'm
change tbs same for hides or such products 81 viii
bear shipment. 10 10, God
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

DeItn Qucnt List ~ LOls.
Nm which special taxes are due and unpaid for
~ repairing plank sidewalks on Fifth-street,
bet ween Blondean and Orleans streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09
''s'.----s----.--
lslrI WnnIed

sIso do house-work in private family. One who
1 can bring good references and shall prove
worthy of them can have permanent place good
wages and prompt pay Enquire OF ID. r. Miller,
corner OF Bank and 18th streets.
July g., 1850. dst
600 LBS. TILDEN a. CO.'S Medicinal Fluid NE
oOu tracts just received and opened this day,
comprising many new preparations never beior
offered TO this public, all Of which / offer to the
trade at their card price.
JOHN r. WILKINSON,
july4-dst-w3t 81 Main-st-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-09

GLOW Not to DO ito ID an art which had
already by careful culture, attained prom
ising growth in our country, but 1t only
reached perfection yesterday, in the manage
ment OF the California steamers. Their Mail
contract expired with last month, and Con-
gress had most cupG bly, failed to make pro-
vision for any continuance OF the service
the Senate refusing or neglecting to pass the
bill providing for . Daily Overland Mail by
the shortest practicable route which was ear
Iy matured and passed by the House. The
Postmaster General was at liberty to give
che aeoFuing hostages, and these only, for
the trar sportation OF this mail; but this the
steamship company would not accept, be-
canse we hear) OF the large proportion Of
frankej, non-paying matter 10 be transport
ed. Tie letter mails can be sent at all times
by the Iiutterfsld tri-weekly eircumamb ient
mail through the deserts Of New Mexico, Ar.
iona, ind the lower Colorado, for which we
are paying 100000 per annun, while it 10
earning perhaps 100000. But this mail
carries no newspapers; go, while we are still
paying nearly $l,000,000 per annum for
mail service between the Atlantic and The Pa
cific States, there are no means by which
newspapers can be conveyed across either
continent or isthmus to those who have sub
scribed and paid for them.
Of course the steamer people are under no
obligation to carry mails for nothing, nor at
prices which they deem inadequate; but they
might fairly be expected not TO wantonly and
INDEPENDENTLY aggrasate the public Misfortune
which they did not see fit 70 relieve. This,
however, would be expecting too much
TheJ not only refused to carry newspapers
either AS mails or otherwise, but they refus-
ed to let them be conveyed on their vessels
by the Express lines who largely pAtronixe
them, by passengers or otherwise, giving no
sice that, II newspa ers should be taken on
board their ships for conveyance to dealers
or subscribers on the Paciic slope, they
would be destroyed or thrown overheard.
Perhaps this policy will convert the People
and the Press into docle subjects Of the
Steamship magnates, and secure to those
gentlemen fat mail contract next session;
but we do not exactly believe it, tribune.