The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02

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Ii politics, the Nonpsrsii partskes Of the
Republican caste shas party being the near
81 representation Of our political proclivi-
t;es. Yef, No Dc mot wish to be understood
I = eonmietins ourselves totally to the poli.
II u that orgapixasion-bn t reserve The
Yight ID adopt whatever comedies with our
views, and to condemn what No cannot rec
oneile With our belief--in fearless and in
dependant wss-dcaling plainly but kindly
with al. Upon the much vexed question Of
slavery. W subsciibe TO the following senti.
ments 81 fUANtkL WHETHER, 0ehSereu - ING
Senate Of the United States, august 10th
snd 18th, l64S:
my opposition to the increase Of Slave
~ IN this country, or the increase OF Slave
representation IN Congress y general ana
universal. 4 u has no reference to the lines
OF latitude Or points OF compass. ishail OPP
pose aiisuch extension, ana al such increase,
10 all places, ut all times, under all circum-
stances, even against all inducements,
ssainst all combinations, against all com.
promise. And, "shat the principles OF the
Constitationpro' and scere Intended to
prohibit aud should be construed TO prohibit
al interference Of the General Government
with Slavery ~ il existed, and - it still ex-
lists, IN the States" And "that all agita-
tions and attempts to disturb relations be-
tween Master and Slave, are Unconstitutional
in their spirit, and are, in my opinion, pro-
dnetiye OF nothing but evil and mischief.
y countenance none OF them.'
~ connection With the above objects it is
our purpose TO make the NonParea q well
come visitor at the family circle, BY giving
i character for literature and light read
ing. Further than to state in general what
y our determination in the above regards,
Will; be useless to multiply words, as we
trust that we are not total strangers to those
who will be likely to read this, and they are
best qualities to5lpdge whether our designs
Will 90 caffae o1f. ID conclusion, we
would state, thai We DO not intend or wish
70 please everybody, as We are enough ac-
q iainted with newspaper publishing, to know
that That is hopelessly impossible. Our pa
per, ,uci 81 Is, IS before You've have no
apologies to nake-if it fall, short Of your
expectations. Or y not equal to what your
idea Of . newspaper should be, we cannot
help tiff it suits ron, subscribe and pay
Tor it. At any rate, We intend to pursue cur
own way, regardless Of self-constitutcd adj
visers-prosPer with the paper, if it pros
pers, and II Il fsils b. alone the sufferers.
Co-.sI H.0..
Upon returning to this CITY after an abb
cens, Of nearly eighteen months, we were
forcibly impressed with the general imuroyc-
mcns Of tho place. Iadeed, the magic Of its
growth, and the superior character Of its