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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
The Baltimore Conventions.

The Convention met on the 2lst, and soon
after meeting some benches broke down,
causing great confusion. II was th ought at
fret that general tight had begun. Partial
order was restored, and the Convention ad
icurned for an hour for repairs.
On re-assembling, the committee reported.
There was a majority and minority Aeport.
Great confusion followed. Various mo-
tons were made, the previous question was
moved, and at last recess was taken, to
give the New York delegation time TO con-
cult.
Atthe evening session, nothing was done
but quarreling. The Pennsylvania dolega-
tioa got into a muss, and the convention al
jourued. s.r
After the adjournment, Rob'tRandall, SOD
Of Judge Randall, had fight with Mont
gomery, and got the worst of it.
So the fight goes bravely on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

ThsAsia, from Liverpool 9th arrived al
New York on the 2lst. A
Il Gasihaldi bad constituted ministry and
appointed Governor OF Palermo.
Considerable reinforoements for Garibaldi
with arms, ammunitions, &c., had landed in
Sicily.
Garibaldi had ordered an extraordinary
levy and bad issued many DEGREES for carry
ing on the war. One of Garibaldi's procla-
nations threatens with heavy punishment
thosewho should commit theft or assassina-
tions.
A Paris telegram says 1t was believed that
h0stIllties would not be resumed at Palermo.
The authorities were engaged in devising
means for preventing the further effusion OF
blood4
Letters from Turin assert that the Sardin-
ian government will have TO support Carl
badi, and therefore 60 TO war with Naples,
or It will have to put down an iDturrection
at home.
II was reported that as q kind of half
measure, Cavonr was about TO send com
mission extraordinary to Sicily. Orders had
also been given to prepare for sea oil the
men Of war at Genoa and Spessia.
Ii was reported in Paris that twelve trans
porte had left Naples in tow of steamers TO
embark the garrison at Palermo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

The EmSaG Decline 81 HssRmtsm.
The fstalistio sentiment which prevails so
universally in tho East, and which energised
ard stimulated the advocates and propsga.
tors of Mobammedanism in Its rise, seems
now to render aid to the many causes which
minister to It's decline. A Syrian cores
pondent of The Horld writes most sug-
gestive and interesting letter, exhibiting the
corruption, weakness and hopeless decay OF
the Turkish Empire, and traces that decay
10 that false religion whose decline, like it's
rise, ia regarded as a matter of fate by it's
votaries, and rcooneiies them to the onward
progress of events which must soon utterly
overthrow their Empire and exsinguish their
religious dynasty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

be'ore the vote was announced, on mo-
ton Of Col. Warren, by courtesy the votes
of Harrison and Cass were recorded for Col.
Curtis.
On motion Of Col. Saunders, the nomina
ton OF Hon. S. Il. Curtis was made unani.
nous.
Mr.. Edwards, from committee on Resol
tions, reported as follows:
lie il resolved that we re-afiirn the Plat.
form OF national principles adopted by the
chicago Convention, and will extend a
hearty and undivided support to the nomi.
nees-L Lincoln and Ilamlin.
Hescirc9, Thai the party which mas not
sufficient harmony and cohesion 20 princi-
PIE within It's organization TO nominate a
candidate for the Presidency, nor 10 adop,
VAIN uhanmity platform Of principles ba.
ny It's own ihcoheFoncy and lack of powe,
20 govern tseit given the best evidence tc
the world that 1t is totally unworthy OF GOV.
ernlng this nation and unworthy the respec,
OF free people.
Resolved, That in Hon S. r. Curtis. tn,
unanimous choice of this convention. we bay,
true and able representative man, and tina,
we pledge to him our cordial and united sun.
port.
On motion Convention adjourned will
three cheers for Col. Curtis, and nine fol
Lincoln and Iiamlin.
JOHN EDWARDS, Chairman.
Sanders, Darnsl!, Norris, Beardsley, Secy's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

SuMNER's SPsKca.--The Republican Con-
gressional Committee at Washington has
published Charles Summers great speech In
pamphct of 81 pages-large, readable
type. 1t ia Supplied TO clubs and individuals
a. S2 per hundred copies. They can be or
dered through any member OF Congress, or
of the Secretary of the Committee, George
Harrington, Washington, ID. @.
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at Denver City by New Yorker, and that be
fed at once. Doubtful.
nengfns Pumme lied win his own
Grub Of Neett nils m.
No man in the country has welded the
club of seesionalism against his opponents
more furiously and rnremittingly than Ste
phen A. Douslas and it is but fair poeti-
cal and rrovidential justice that bis own
head should be broken Mt last with his own
weapon. Ii was Douglas who processing to
discard all scetonalism procured the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise and extended
slavery over all the Territories of the United
States. lie denounced the opponents of
thia, his favorite measure, on all occasions,
Ga sectionaists, fanatics, amalg amationists,
disunionists and traitors. He denounced the
CLERGY Of New England in furious terms OF
abuse and blackgaerdism, and with shreat-
ening gesticulations and angry tones pro-
claimed on the floor of the Senate that the
Democracy would 'subdue' Kansas and the
Republican party. And such, with the con
slant infusion of the peculiar aroma Of mig
ger, has been the composition of his stump
speeches and magazine srticles for years.
And now at Baltimore be ia about to re-
ceige the reward of bis iniquity and have
the ehalIce commended TO his own ips. Ii
is we'll, it ia right. His brutal course to-
ward his opponents in the North ia now TO
be measured out TO him by he own party in
the South, and the club which he has WELD
Ell so long with q giants strength and fury
will now be used to break his own head
lie has had warning of this more than onoo ;
but probably never under more remarkable
circumstances and with clearer presoience
than that given him by Lincoln ut Gales-
burg in the course of their joint discussion
there in 1858. Lincoln said
Whatever may BIO the result Of this ephe
neral contest between Judge Douglas and
myself, ! see the day rapidly approaching
when this pill OF sectionalism, which be he,
been thursting down the throats OF RepubH
cans for years past will be crowded dowr
bis own throat.
Douglas and bis friends realize that, al
ready, as prophecy fulfilled. They know
that in the United States Senate Mr.. Dong
las would stand SOLITARY and alone in hi
party but for psgh of Cincinnati, who's
place has already been supplied by the cleo
ton CT Chase as bis successor. And the
know moreover that in nine out az ter of III
reliable Democratic States Of this Tnins
Douglas and bis supporters are regarded l.
The Democratic party as faction Of section
alists.
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DAY & BRO,
w HOLES ALE ERS.

los MAM STaEEr.. EOKUK, IOWA.
a RE in receipt of choice lot Of Holland Ter.
"A ring. No. Fire Crackers.
Dates. Extra Selected No. Mackerel.
White Fish. Mackinaw Trout.
Choice lot or Western Reserve Cheese.
Prime Leaf Lard.
Smot ed Shoulders.
Smoked Ii ans.
Smoked Dried Beef.
Sable Iron Works Nails
Ed. Gay, n Co.'S. Piantatio- rs1t
City Refined Molssses. "aoiaasea'
Golden Syrup.
Ch.lisnse Brand Bic .rh. Sod.
Friar's Goose Bica' soas so0A'
q, ana chsrs. frequent receipt Of selected Be
the above It U J. lowest possible ssarss or viii q
h.sr shir 1Amo for hides or such products as will
-eA.t Ment. ie 10. ODD 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

SupsRnx Couar.--We Understand that
Judge George g. Wright has been appointed
to fill the vacancy on the bench OF the Su-
preme Court OF our State, caused by the
death Of Judge Stockton.
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w. H. BARRETT,
tsuccEssoR 70 .. A. DUKEl
MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL ERIN
BOOTS AND SHOES

I ALL NINDS.--Ladles' Kid Icel Boots, from
y el,S4 TO ~ 30. Ladies X id Slippers, 20
glish French, and Italian Silk u sting Of al col
ors. Congress and Side Lace ,ith and without
heels cheaper than ever.
Misses and Children's Kid AM 10 Ties and Slip
Pera, Boots and Caters all Sizes with or withou,
heels cheaper thsn the cheapest Men . and Boys
boots, and Shoef, and CATERS. Patent Leather
Calf, snd Kip, scwcd and pegge i. Homes made and
Eastern, cheap for cash. He enan Shoes. Piow
Shoes, AMI Farmers Caters, and Oxford Tiei
frcnch Calf, and sewed, and perrea ALWAYS or
hand, and made to order on sh ~ notice.
DO not forget the place. D. So Main street.
Sign OF the Mammoth Boot. ts 3
Keokuk, June rs, 1860. NTlI JARRETT
SEED POrAT ssss a.
Q00 BUSHELS for sale by
OOO KE' AT0as ~ BlRaE
MaylAd
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Treaty with the Deiawa.c..

The st. Joseph Journal Gays sthat MIR
Thomas b. Sykes, Agent for the Delaware
Indians, has just made q treaty with them,
By which the Indians ceda all their beautiful
rich lands m Kansas, except q compact tract
large enough TO afford 50 acres each to the
lndlans. The remainder is to be valued M
not less Than Sl.a5 per acre, and the rrioe
paid to the nelawares by the Government
The Government also pays to the Indians
a1,eeat5 - indemnity for tm DER cut from
their lands, and fer roniess stolen from them
The Delaware Reservation is tract Of scy.
erai hundred thousand acres, lying along The
Kansas river on the north side, jast west oil
the Missouri. The tract embraces the finest
most fertile and best timbered lands 10 Kan.
sas."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

The Republican Congressional Convention
of the Ent District, assembled in the City
Hall. at Oskaloosa, on tho Goth day of June,
1860, and was called to order by John r.
Needham, of Mahaska, Chairman OF Con-
z, essopal Committee, and on his motion the
following temporary officers were appointed:
Sam'l w. Summers of Wapello, Chair
mar; ID. g. Bloomer of Pottawatta mic, Sec
rotary.
Mr.. Hawley of Decatur, moved that a
committee. consisting of one from each
Judicial District, be appointed on credentials.
The Chair appointed Messrs. French, LIST
district Burgess, I'd; Hawley, Sd; Mitchell
5th Ratcllfr, 9th.
\ On motion of Mr.. whitney, committee
Of five was appointed on permanent organi-
cation, vix whitney OF Monroe, Street Of
Pottaw attamie, Noble Of Warren, Taylor OF
Davis, and Edwards of Lucas.
The roll OF counties was called and names
of delegates handed in.
On motion of Mr.. McCrary of Lee, q com
mittee Of five on congressional organization
was appointed by the Chair, viz: McCrary
of Lee, May of Marion, Wentworth of Appa-
moose. Griffith of Polk, Bloomer of Potta-
wattamie.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards of Henry, the
following committee was appointed on reso-
utions Edwards of Henry, Ives OF Wapel-
10, Sloan of yanBuren, Weaver OF Davis,
Glasgow of Wayne.
On motion, adjourned till half past one
O'Clock.
Convention re-assomb!ed at half past one
O'Clock.
Committee on Permanent Organization re-
ported toe following
President-Hon. John Edwards OF Lucas
county.
Vice Presidents Messrs. Finley of Davis
county. Stearns of Decatur county, Merriam
of Lee Co., Henderson of Warren, Jones OF
Poweshiek.
Secretaries Sanders Of Keokuk county,
Darnall of Henry, Norris of Wapello, and
Bearisley OF Mabaska.
The report of the committee was unani-
mously adopted.
Col. Warren and g. w. McCrsry were ap.
pointed TO conduct Judge Edwards TO thf
chair, who thanked the Convention for the
honor conferred, and expressed the hope
that the Convention might be entirely bar,
monious and productive OF the best res uits
The Com. on Credentials reported dele
gates 10 attendance.
We omit the names in detail, on account
OF length. AL the counties in the District
excepting few of the smaller ones, wer,
represented
Mr.. French offered the following resolu
/ ton:
Resolved, That no person or persons shal
/ be permitted to cast the vote for any count
Of which he or they are not citizens.
/ Mr.. Boomer moved to amend BY admit
ting Judge Street as delegate of Harrison
and Cass counties. Lost.
Resolution adopted.
The Com. on Congressional 0rganizatio
reported.
| Resolved, That the Republican Contra
Committees IN and for the new Congress iona
| Districts to be formed out of what il no,
the lst Congressional District, shall consis
OF the Chairmen of the County Repuhlica
central Committees OF the several countie
in each district.
On motion, proceeded to ballot for candi
date for Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

lost.
|nN Thursday night the 18th inst. betw.sp n.
y billings House aud the Levee, = lady d small
ovai hfeast rin, set With donbIerow Of Pearls with
hnir in the centre. The finder will he lihsran :.
wardsd BY returning the same to this ONCE.
je23d3t
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FIRE CRACKERS.
I m BAs. just received and for sale very ebear
~ ~ KELLOGG d BIRGl.
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MOIAAees.
. BBLS. Plantation and Sugar House Mola ssas
~ for sale low by KELLOGG Il BIRaE'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

The DIES MossEs Valley " ZIG is ublished
every Monday at this office Ii one Of the oldest pa
rsrs in Iowa, and has widely extended circala-
tion throughout the pes Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri and estern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

FoR 6ovERsoR or Mo- Wilson, the ONO.
hition candidate for Governor Of Missouri
has declined, and Judge Orr, Of Greene oun
ty, will, by universal consent, take his place
GT-Laiy Franklin is expected to visit the
United States In the Adratic, on her mex,
trip across The Atlantic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

'I'nE suf>etrihers are the sole agents in Keokuk.
= love-, Tor the sale Of Threshing Machines, and
nave aow on hand twenty,--part manufactured IN
ohiontown, Ohio, and part Of The celebrated Pitts
ratont, manufactured In Alton, III. These Ma
chimes have been sold by the thousand, and their
good qualities are known to all. Those Wishing o
purchase will please call upon the subscribers, and
the terms will be made easy, either for cash or
part caAh and balance time. These machines
can be ordered from the shop and received by the
subscribers in few days IL needed
BURNS d EESrGEN, Agents,
JuneI2daw4m keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

ILLlAhD ON TOkTs for sale by
: lanzI OGDEN, BROWNELL a co.
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A telegram from st. 10 says that Fowler
the New York defaulter, had been detected
at Denver City by New Yorker, and that b.
fed nh once. Doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-23

Fer pysstdeaf,
AMIR AI4AM LINCOLN.
Fer rYee Prtsfdeut,
HANNIBAL HA MKEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

Ths Captain Wllssn Tsstinnonaal.
meeting q The subscribers 10 Ne fuad fer pressnting
suitable testimonial 70 Captain John wilson, Of tho
brig Minnie schiss for rsscuns the passengers and
Of the steamshp Counaaght Of We GALWAY line took
place yesterday h tbs rooms OF the Chamber Of Com.
The chair was occupied ~ PeletAh Perit and
Mr. Rowland one Of the agents Of the Galway line In
New York, Mr. schiner OF the owners OF the brig
Minnie Schiller and several prominent merchants were
aiso present
1t was reported that the total subscribed was over
IS 0oo OF which $500 subscribed BY the pas
sengers Counaugh nowthst snding oil their losses
On motion, II resolved 10 pay $500 TO the mate Of
the Minnie Schiller and 500 to each Of the crew. ap
proprate $500 for tho purpose Of purchasing first class
other proper testimonial for the captain
and pay the balance Of the fund.- amounting 70 about
s., 500 In cash. 10 him
William Hurry, OF the passengers OF the Counaught
and Chairman OF their meeting 1t which the sum OF 5000
subscribed informed the meeting that the various
life Insurance companies Of the city had agreed 10 settle
an annuity OF sN0 $50 per annum Captain Wilson
for and continue 10 his wife dorog the torn OF her
lfe she should survive him THIS the insurance
companies do In view OF the fact that such
will be Incentive 70 noble acts like those Of Captain
Whom for the safety Of human life In future, and be-
cause the result such commendAbie course will be
likely TO prove good Investment even 10 the insurance
companies.
William Hurry was appointed treasurer Of the fund,
and meeting then broke up with tina greatest harmo
ny and unaniniy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25


We hsu call a. editorial rooms YESTERDAY from
Hon. VIM. Lindsay. He has already visited Boston,
New York the lake ctes, &c sud been most fayoraby
received. lie VISITED our Nercbaus' Exchange rooms
yesterday, ard was introduced By It's officers TO the
leading gentle men Of trade and during their con versa
lions aid before ihcm the objects OF his visit, VIZ
The liability of shipovnerf-he rule OF the road sea-
colisjonssixDsl rhis-ihe application OF the Britain
Foreign Dsserters Act 70 American veexels-oisnces
ccmniitei The high seas-ihe settlement OF ds.
putes relative 10 wages-,he establishment OF shlp
png ofneee-ihe rxhts Of beigerenu-ths yostsict on
of British butt vcsses-the ooastns trade, &c
Nr LndsAys object 70 10 throw dowr all unnecessary
barriers (he does Include duties In his PRO
ersmmc) between the commerce OF Grcas Britain and
thai Of the United states, aud the adoption by
both cyrntries Of system OF international mnpe Ia ~
vhch shall be simple, adapted TO the Necessities trade
ard as and ar 70 hts countrymeu and He desires
10 bring the laws 81 the two countries In such nouy
that there would be fear OF war or even M
rors az war, which latter he raid, worked In many Ia
s,sucss almost az disastrous war tself
lie particularly pleased with asf sssouishci at tao
eresn,ss Of tbs cities OF tho West the magnitude IL
thsir and the handsome, large aud Substantial
character cf their buildings lie leaves tnis mssri ing FOR
the Fast, Tue honorable gentlemen 70 whom he was IN.
troduced received bin fsvoraDly sad by his con
vrrsatlon with those business wen be may hes =, Law
d st,rt e-sk - tesAlsfina fe0esfts- 49, +,
rsE.e1 0ciwe.a sas~c great Vsdassl~s.