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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

Csgu and cob miRls. agpsxiog ard hides
pensabis article In Ehis " aessxe soaESFy-
can be found at The Hardware STORE og
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07
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nan Of aheAigaa and Eew York.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-07

- We made d remark, . few weeks
since, about the course pufsued By ske
Editor Of the Gate Ctr, towards ths
young prssa Of Iowa. The Cats favored
ID With d daily exchanges, but aines #e
called attention 10 his dirty tricks, he
has Gus aar daily, and aenaa IL she Week
lv Waller Wing. We dona want 10 be
eabarsd's with tbs Weskly aad would re-
aaess the Editor not to seRd It sothe Wig
itar. We can send you three days' later
Eastern news, that weelip from the Bur
lfngton Daily Hawksye, than your week-
Nv contains. We would advise yoa 70
ssxnxnine the columns Of the Visitor whea
YOU are in want of late Eastern news for
your weekly. Farewell ME. Gate, May
your ssEanIiaisi' propeusitias leave yea,
and May ron become ehristiaai and
may you learn and practice the egoideE
rtale"-s@whatsoewer ye would that meE
should do to you. do We even 80 % then,
| P. S. If you say auy thing about "a,
send US paper, thss times-tRdsa@ota
PiSitor. SIR
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
THE PILGRIM MONUMENT.

There is sharp, controversy going on between
the citizens of Plymouth and Provincetown, as to
which place is entitled the honor of the monument
which is to commemorate the landing of the Pill
gTims-the progenitors of the Salem Witch burners
and the present race of psalm-singing yankees
We don't care much where they put it, or whether
they build it at all. If there any peculiar vir-
tues attaching to the hardy Adventures who settled
New England, they have not transmitted them to
their descendants We have no idea that there Is
any national interest felt in the matter and notWiLh
standing the prodigious amount of blowing which the
yankees have made over that famous ''donick, we
doubt if there is a man outside of little New Eng
land who knows or cares if it is sandstone granite.
We think however with a contemporary, who may
have a shade of Pilgrim bload in his veins, but is
not a bigot that it might well be designated the
the ''Blarney stone" of Plymouth, for it it is not
fairly entitled to the name it is not for the lack CT
Yankee putting or egotism. One would think, says
he that rock the source of all national honor,
integrity and prosperity, and that there was no
American worthy the Dame, whose ancestor did not
come over in the Mayfower There is a vast amount
of humbug in all this and is persistently kept up
Pennsylvania, New York. Maryland, Virginia, and
many other States, have prOuder records OF their
original settlement than Massachusetts, but they
are not eternally parading them before the nation
plymouth Rock is any how sort of myth as re-
CARDS its claims to reverence, and we see that Mr.
W. Emery, editor of the PrOvince'own Banner, calls
public attention to the insuffciency of the claims of
Plymouth to furnish a site for the proposed monu-
ment to the Pilgrim Fathers; indeed he says it has
no claim, for if the design be to commemorate the
spot where the Pilgrims ''landed," then Province
town. on the end of Cape Cod is entitled to the hon.
or of the site of the monument There is where the
Pilgrims 'sirst'' /disembarked where the whole
feet that cane with tht Mayfower cast anchor;
where the band remained for ten days. while several
of the company 'prOspected' along the shore;
where also, was born the first "white" (msle) child
that came to light in America and where many of
the band continued to reside after others had gone
to Duxbury and thence to Plymouth. Mr.. Emery
says these facts which history will one day do jus
tice to, are always ignored when drumming up sub
scriptions for monument and he is, therefore, aC
tive in dispeing the popular delusiOn that Plymouth
was the first landing place of the Pilgrims. In his
view, Provincoown is alone entitled to bear upon its
soil Tor sand) the monument concentrating the
landing and if it be erected at Plymouth it will only
perDetuate a lie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
aANTICIPATED MOB IN MEMPHIS. y

When few days ago we took occasion, in an ar
cle under the above caption to enter our protest,
as public journalists and citizens Of Tennessee feel
Ing deep concern for the good name and credit Of
Memphis against any violent or illegal proceedings
Of the citizens Of cur sister city to resist the exeeu
On Of any regular legal process in the of Boil
ton, charged with the murder Of Mcmillan, we did
90 from the belief that the course of the Eagle and
EsqStrU, and it's correspondent Alderman Thomas
James Finnie, calculated to arouse in the pubic
mind prejudices and dangerous feeling Of excite
ment thatmight lead to consequences which all good
citizens would in the end greatly depore We hoped
that word Of timely warning, from quarter so
remote from the scene of excitement, and conse-
quently prepared to look at the whole question in
calm, unprejudioed manner, might have its due
weight In inducing our fellow citizens Of Memphis
and Shelby county to pause and reflect before pro-
ceeding to measures of extremity. We regarded
this our duty and we should regret to know that any
considerable portion of the people at Memphis
or elsewhere would believe that we needed the
prompting Of the Appeal or any one else TO induce
us to enter our earnest protest against mObs and
lawlessness, any where or at any time. The insin-
ustion to this effect, therefore, which an anony-
Gus writer for the Eagle and Enquirer INDUCES in
Is simply ridiculous and not worth serious notice
1t is impossible, as q moments reflection might
have shown the writer, that we could have known
what would be the course of the appeal in refer
ence to the matter, although from the well known
reputation Of that sterling paper, we could reasona
bly, predict that it would always be found upon the
side of law and order, and opposed 10 mObs and
violence in every shape.
We drew our differences from the call fora meeting
and the card of Alderman Thomas James Finnie, as
we stated. If the call was not to take steps to hin
der the execution of illegal process by force if nee
essary what was its objectl As to the card, which
was rather ambiguous confess, though we sup
pose unintentially so all have to say is that if it
did not mean what we inferred, it meant simply
ssOthing at all That better coupsels prevailed and
more serious consequences the result of the
meeting is not attributable as we think, in any way
to the conduct of the Eagle and Enquirer, its
respondent, Alderman Thomas James Finnie We
dismiss the subject with the hope that the good cit
liens of Tennessee may ever be found alike unwil
ling to follow the i-advised eounses of those upon
whom the obligations Of good citizenship aud rever
ence for the law seem to sit so lightly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
PAPER FROM WOOD.

The Albany. AtEds says, Watts s Burgess, propose
to manufacture paper from wood, by first reducing
thswood shavings, fine cuttings he finer the bet
teri and boiling it in solution of caustic alkan-
The shavings then thoroughly washed, and, while
damp, exposed to the action Of chlorine with oxygen
until, when placed in a diluted solution of canstio
slkal the substance falls into dark, PUPPY mass;
they are then placed in weak solution OF csustlc
alkal, and the pulping expedited by esater or en-
CINE, and it is then freed from alkah, BY Washing
and bleaching, by hyperchlOrde of soda or potash
thereby berating the chlOrous acidb By hydrOchOric
acid This process differs somewhat from thai pursu-
ed in Paris which consisted in cutting the wood il
small pieces, free from knots and soaking these for
Eve or six days in caustie lime, the fbres thus be-
coming loosened The pieces we're then boiled ten
hours in caustic lime in close vessel which dissov-
ed the resin and other adhesive substances contained
in the wood another boiling and bleaching ensued,
effected by placing them in fresh caustic ley admit
ting chloride thereto This produced half stuff, -
SO termed, to be mixed with whole stuff" of linen,
hemp, or ordinary pulp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
THE suR.TRRAstRY.

In 'tmaking change" at our desk, the other day,
says the New Haven Register there turned up one Of
the old copper devices got up by the opponents Of
the "Independent Treasury" system, in 1887. 1t is
in the form of penny-and has upon it the figure
of ship called the Experiment" whose spars are
all going by the board while the lighting is repre-
scented as giving the strongest kind of eks Sur
rounding it are the words, Ivan Burens metallic
currency"
Twenty years had gone by-and to those of us
who remember the warfare of those dsys-hoW the
Independent Treasury was necessarily denounced,
ridicued and secuted, how vehemenily the great
statesmen of the opposition predicted ruin to all
business interests, if it adopted how the timd
trembed, and the Democracy stood firm in the faith
of the measure which they had proposed, how the
whole country was convulsed by mass meetings, and
violent harangues, how fear paralyzed business, and
sefprotecton closed the to credit, how It's
friends breasted the Storm and strove to convince
its opponents of the folly. of their madness, and
how the Democratic party, in 1910, were oVerborne
by a panic at once resstless and ridiculous grow
ing out of the success Of that measure; to such,
now that the Independent Treasury has long been
conceded one of the wisest plans ever adopted by
our Government, there is sermon fruitful Of
pleasing reflections.
It tells of Democratic wisdom, its struggles, its
endurance, its Victories and it gives to Democratic
faith in the intelligence of the frmer hold
and a more vigorous growth Millions of these
little scoffers at the ''Sub Treasury were dropped
into the currents of trade prejudice that measures
and they are occasionally turning up" to remind
us of its usefulness, and the mistaken violence that
opposed its establishment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
COMMUNICATIONS.
GEN. DANIEL S. pONELsON.

GEN. DANIEL ;. DONELSON.
Mr.. EDITOR AS the smoke of battle is now
cleared from the field of victory, it is meet for the
vietors to reconnotre and cast about to see whose
shoulders most deserve the mantle of the Speaker
ship. Among the many men OF mark who will COM
pose the House of our next Assembly, there is no
one who merits more at the hands of the Democracy
than Gen Donelson, of Sumner. Added to fine
capacity and liberal experience in parliamentary
usage he has a frankness of manner and decision
of character which peculiarly adapt him for the po-
stion At the meeting of our last Legislature, when
some unyielding spirit was wanted to cope with Gov
Neill S. Brown for the trident of the House, all
eyes turned to him. and he not faithless to the
trust but, with majority against US, he held him
at bay for several days, and by his courteous and
manly bearing during that contest, as well as during
the entire session of the Legislature, he not only
challenged the admiration of his opponents, but
endeared himself still more closely to his friends
On all occasions, when blows were to be dealt or
received by the Democracy, he never faltered, but
was ever foremost in the fight, Notwithstanding the
ieers and taunts of near relations Ever acting upon
principle, he openly and unhesitatingly arrayed
himself in opposition to the Know Nothing ticket in
go although his brother was one Of its component
parts. Yes, at the sacrifice of family pride and
feeling be battled with all the powers of his vigor-
GUS nature against the election of his brother TO the
Vice Presidency and for the political faith in which
he had been schooled by the iron nerve of his uncle
of the Hermitage This incident well illustrates the
political nerve and integrity of the man Who will
not concede that such man would grace the Speak
er's chair and do service to the State! His con-
stituents have the third time endorsed him leg
islaor, and present him to the consideration of
his fellow members elect for the Speakership.
SUMNER.