Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-02
distinguished ARRIVAL In Couacii Bluffs.
GREAT SENSATiONm

= IAN suspicious day. the citizens o.
souncil Bluffs were at last gratided BY
- arrival ofa distinguished person long
"<nected from the anited cities Of ST. Ma
) and B,lleview. lie came Ia the mag
"'i.cent equipase owaed (bu, seldom
,.v'ed out By Don Peter A. Ssrpy, and
~ drove, with his own hands, pair oil
plendid full blood bob tail mares, the
rhdce of The y hole studd from the sta
bleA OF the same generous patron.
Ii. in oareering through our streets he
wes annoyed by she enquiring gaze oil
t~Iiuas spectators, it may naturally b,
supposed that their attention was equal
i attracted by the mettle of the driver
d the driven; the high spirits of the one
And the inI posing carriage OF the other.
The name of this in iiyi !usl. who is the
Envoy Exraor inary Of the city OF Belle
lew, in dem olishing the present Cover
1'or of Nebraska and stopping the wheels
al Terri orial G0vernmeut,-the name Of
mis- individual We SAYS J. STERLING
MORTON. 1t being generally unknown as
yet what the first initial j may stand for
though it is eported doubtless by his
enemies that ii stood AT HOME for JlG
OF his anticedenls but lilIle is known
except that he is era 'uae of the Uni
verslsy of Michigan; and it as truly a
painful c:rcumsta ncc, that his enemies
have pursued him. even in this respect
with the SANDER that he graduated at or
about the enl ofhis sophamore year, ike
the 10Y in NJ ine-admitted at one door
and kicked out at the other.
Al all events i; is well known that after
his graduation. he conducted vigorous
campaign against the character of said
un:vefsIty--a campaign which. though
marked with signal brllIancy. force and
Precipitation, had unfortunately no other
effect than 10 escape the notice Of said
chancellor, although in the high posi-.
sion in which he was confirmed By The
friends Of lht institution. This result
was due to that perversity IN pabIic NOR
ais oy which the honesty and talent OF a
single individual is often rendered pow
@rless against corporate combinations and
she arm Of power.
The consequence of these efforts hav-
ing been somewhat similar to the effect
of his entry iatu college. We next had
that the State Of Michigan is deprived oil
his seryices;..but tnaI the loss 10 our SIS
ter state was a gain to Nebra>ka Tie
peop,e vi BelIeview had long been wait
ing for Captain. an editorial victor
Hugo to take command OF their forces
AGAINST the Territorial Governor, and 1t
remained for MoRroS, with that foresig ht
peculiar to bis active nature, 10 seize Tire
favorable momont. grasp the relns ana
become "a power in the State" The
only evil result to which this daring ae'
has exposed him. has been the perpe'ra
,ion of few ridiculous sarcasms TO which
OF course. no man of bis callbre wouId
give heed for a moment.
r a. ,tl
has been lkened 10 certain individual
~Lo, on very fine day, IN one OF oui
large cities, was seen buttiDg his head
AGAINST stone wall, for the valuable con
alteration ofa shilling for each run, which
was willingly contributed by the amused
snectators. Whether the payment IN The
case OF he subject of this ske'"'.. is at al
pronortionate, or whether 1t is confined
IN an occasional drive with the horses and
buggy aforesaid. or whether 1t is an im
meuse contingent fee in future landea IN
tsrests, is q question. from the consider
alton of which our delicacy wlthholds us
AS to the literary reputation of the said
y. Sterling Norton" it is sufficient te
know that he is either the veritable origin
nj. or The spurious jmitator OF the immor'
al .Doesticks." The force of ciicum
s..nces leads us to believe that he is en-.
.ilea 10 The original name, or something
very near it; and 10 proof of this. it has
hexn observed by every one, that he ad
pirsbIy su.tains the character. Did mol
ps4hs,y 20 On "bendsr''-and did MOI