The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-10
DRECKEN11DSE IN sALTImoRE.
GREAT DlSTURBANCE!l

u appears that breckenridge was In Bal
tinore on the 9th, and addressed public
meeting. The first part Of the proceedings
Ifsilsd 70 reach a.. We give what follows.
En-. GATE CRY.
Baltimore, Aug. 8.
Breckenridge continued to speak for shoui
half 90 hour, being interrupted % frequent.
~ that but here and there sentence oould
be obtained. He said that he dsssssd "a
speak for the poo and the weak and not for
tbs rich and powerful. (lere Mr.. B. VAS in
terfupted BY powerful voisc With the verde
s.you lie, you know you doW Mr.. b. then
referred to the position Of Maryland, whoss
citixens bad again and again been outraged
In their desreSt constitution rights. To oil
respectful inquiries AZ to the charges against
those wbo bad been rudely torn from their
homes and their families, nothing bnt con
temptuous responses had been returned
..Do yuu," Mr.. B. asked, 'scall this liberty?"
Cries of No, DO. no, lntormingled with cries
OF "ch, dry Up, you Srea AtrsisuY," to. Mr..
B. here INQUIRED OF those Who manifested .
sdisposits 90 mot 70 iisssn % Nm Why they
we're present il they did not desire to bear
him. THE question vas followed BY loud
cheers and hisaas. A violent COMING On y as
nov ohssr ved "a taks place among ~ cr6yei
which s~ayedF from psvet6ens 10 pSvetnsbt
10 IL under strong excitement, and the clubs
OF policemen were seen ~ being applied
With vigos upon the heads Of those who
we're rs<istiDg them. TFFF
NJ. B. sesakipg amid the din. said that
those who Interrupted with opprobrious sp.
ishsls so Kisses were poor fellows Who vsrs
tightening the degrading letters which bound
then. 81 feel psrsonDsl " ssspeesibls for
the poor fellows 90 .rodeiy tfvssed. gfsSs
TO think that any oas . onla .AsAass 90 my
accoun,." Cries OF Good, ssd ohsers for
jeff. Davis ard tho 9essAesh goafedsFacy.
An active fight nov spraOg up and occu.
pied the attention Of the crowd for several
minutes and oocssioned . general stampede
Of the timid ] Mr.. B. said" 10 evident that
those ~ho are naking the disturbances are
bus few 10 plumber, 10 they feared to hear
Elm. Dol speak the truth2'' [Tbsinquairy
vas met ~ . renewal Of epishets directed
against the speaker. A voices Never
mind they are just from the jail and slmi
house," The cheering VAS IRE renewed
and vac instantly followed byA renewal Of
violent disturbance ''You poor fellows
resumed Mr.. B., "nsy has nov, but your
children will bless me-" IA voice--"Oh, 60
20 South Caroline, end be ID to you u
This VAS met BY vehement cheering, ana .
rush was agsin made BY the police on the
crowd. The vas followed bya gang OF men
from the right toward The aide whence the
cheers proceeded. Tbs cheering Vas again
renewed, when another sssne Of eonootioa
ensusd BY Police from the street.
Dr.. B.-lf you don't intend to allow me to
speak, then dispeYse the crowd. did not
volunteer to address you. remember. lCheers
and hisses.l Ill didn's know that the squad
OF uoo dissosbiog THE sossmhlako we're no
exponents OF tho sentiments OF The people
Of Baltimore, 7 should despair Of your cisy.
fChsers for JED. Davis and Gen. Scots amid
frequent intsrruptions.l The speaker con
t,pued to say that since the time whom Coo.
stisasious had been designed ~ limi,s TO dss-
potis power, nothing 90 Outrageous - the
acts Of tina Administrations bad ever occurred.
Liberty existed before the CONSTITUTION was
formed, and whenever the tissue is presented
between that on the one hand and mere
form OF government on the other, heforDer
would perish, but the principles would still
survive. Kisses and groans and chseIs.]
t. There 10 s'People's Union'' move
ment on foot in Iowa, which, properly bsndl.
u, ]. IL! ~ M FsrNad
very easily. A s.Psopis's Union Oonven.
ton" 80 held IL Des Moiues the day after
The Dsoocratic Convention assembled, and
adiourned for one month without acsion. II
the Denoerats wiil Withdrew their ticket or
make soos arrangement with the "Peopls's
Cow susios,O Il seems altogether likely that
the radissi Repsblic ans may Be pitched ossr.
board, and The State DO rid Of . pessifseosa
slsoess shas has Tor several years been up.
persost. Ne. Republican.
The Republicans candidates may possibly
be- "pisohsd overheard" II . goodly portion
Of that same .spessiferous element" should
unite With the Missouri Republican sod ths
Loeosooo leaders OF Iowa 70 gre sid snd
confers 80 The sseuy. i strikss - ths'
there ere not very many Republicans "pes'
tiferous" or otherwise ready 10 snter init
such a combination or confederacy, kouevel
respectable it may be 10 the eyss Of thu ME-
souri, Republican, and the Dsnocrasy Q
Iowa.
Insnlsahip ssrcssR.
From lac Albany 1OofsaI (rbss1SW WSSd'
pspsr) Of No 3lss nh; ae3 M
Nov revelations Of The rasoality Of ssn
ktraosors ars devsloriDG svsry day. A Gsq
tienan iass returned from Fortress 0ourst
showed ~ yesterday . spsoimsn % the kih
OF stoG which hss been palmed Oh upon II
| Government 10 the way Of shoes This
nothing less than shoe with . woodem inMs
sole. The wood liz plsnod doso 70 she thick
ness Of . shingls, il covered over with . stri
Of leather, and made 10 ressmbls the sgcouin
article We trust the ssssetion OF tie Stat
authorities viii BE- called TO this onsragsou
s~iadis, and the blenders called 10 aeeooni
This speeies Of scoun treliem mnss be stopps
i -and II nust be stopped instantly.
4 Haysi.
4 Capt. Larrsvsy VINO arrived q Nsv Tor
on Monday brings ness from Port. - Psis4
to the llth. lie reports that % ~ 9th
Spanish neet OF ste~mere ADohorod "a III