Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-07-21

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- Mevy E'maa Aa IS
- Krws gfssa q 90
sAasxa - - napah laa Fs - u
favor ii szsanaias % sasaa u 80 ses
- me MORO, ~ says 80 ne 60 pal,A
ssssslsaa party Il Iowa, sss % j hvas i
allewiag tie sieAs a aaaFase . ~ lsesI
ase, baA asamaea IN ~ sazae assisas shaa
No Negro I'D hsdsaa - maas poap.
&anG witnesses BIZ ms New sEsfasioh.
Nov, re hass Asaa sola y Assesses a
itos, thai me Republics pas$y = Ms
sicaal party and upoa ~ sreas aass-
sisnas he party u sgszs aensaon q tie
Uaaan enaaTAain aAassms Tamw. IN toe
saaaa u iaounsia, SHE sasas paesy vo-
led for, Ana carrieaa Coastisutssn vhish
Gre the esehA 81 saHsage - sAa Nagsp.
In tAs ssaaa a. Nsw Yosk, Negroes uwns
iag property - sAe vaaaa 4 are
allowed 10 vose, proposition ID extend
. 10 Negro ths plaesivs frsaohisas was
vsasa fes by ssaEy Rspabiieaa tasmsbes
sssspe two In thAlase Legislature. &
II sAs ssaas a Massachusetts,, ssats
whleA aivsa > very Large Rspsblioaa ma
joRisy, Rsgross hare alssads sxseaaea
10 tAssA shs righs q suaFAge
The Earskas RsPuhIiean pApsg Of
Eows, advocates aAs sxtsaasaoa 81 he
rixAa Of Suffrage 30 sAs Negro, ana hrands
We Rspablisaa msmhers q ths Coast
kuEional Coavsusion ~ s4eo@aa&s,s sor
allowing Ehe word spAits 30 be inserted
iAao the New Constitution, virsaAily say.
iag 70 them, yoa ara IN favog Of Negro
suffrage, bus aars not anaoanoe il !
Tha 0xis&na Republicans . Republican
paper pablisAea in the village of Albion
il me state Of New York, exnlsfngly an
nounees The escape of a slAEefrom Mary
land, In the following words @~r
SEA chattel passed through this village
On Tuesday evening. He was frora Mary
land, and lefa thai delightful state Of
humanity, called slavery, about two
weeks since. He found sxain already,
and willing hands helped him on He
u now doabslaas IN the Queens aoIIlin-s
ions.U ass3 s1 @.ta.~
Can any Que deabs thai sAia Rspablii-.
ssa slsEs-sesalsR, aid thoss 8 wiliing
AanAa,n aye In favor et szsending shsl
right II saErags 10 the Mere es
The Esw Yogk Triswse, Ma lnading
Rspahlisaa paper ii the Unioa, IN al
editorial, makes the following remarks:
asFor illustration: Mr.. Douglas, ia
the Senate, was IN ~ important asnss,
enc equal Of any other Senator, vet evea
be woald NOS deem hfnaeh the esaaI Of
shgsa u. intsll u Glax i'm RQNsEs q
fer in years. Nov the Negro may ID like
Aannss be inferior to The white man In
sAany kAings, without It all ins aiidaasng
his Tsghs 70 poscs IN ehoesaRg shn lagiisT
laEarss and juriaes, by whom be III q be
ruled and Judged. II Mr. DOagias 81 he
moral and intellectual Superior III any
ether man, bGzc& ay wAsgss fhak es,erf-
GRITTY viii vindicatA and essab liah fgeakf
withous arbitrarily aepgsssa.g ts Latter
u ms ag1aI yigAS 81 sssafasss -
Here the great moguI IL Reyabfican-
ian advocates tlae extension Il ahe right
Of suzr&ge 70 tAs Negro. Ea.Anothss 49,
siele relative 10 the New CONSTITUTIONS IL
Iowa, he advocates the proposition Of
striking out she word sahifs wharevsE it |
Oscars. .s..~ H.
THE Lake City tsEnnesosa) T4buns, |
Republican paper, openly declares it. |
self la faE0r Of Eegro EquAlity, ana re-
pudiates - - utterly fali&cioss,'s the
Democratic Doctrine Of telite suprsma-
eys The editor says, I'VE hopa that the |
OaHwau&ioH will 20 frzae the Consultation
Of AiAnesots, a. to declare the Negro ia
al respects equal to the white man.
In Minnesota, the Repablieans claim |
TO BE- In the majority, and hence the Re- !
publican editors are not afraid TO ssap@sk /
oats" upen this subject; bat heEe In
sowas alRcs Las& springs election has
se@viBeea thsm th@& is L. aOmewhas
aoabtfai wheaher Ehey can carry TIE saass
4 they Ayow their true pxinei ples they are
100 aAis upaa tbs coarse bast 10 BE-
szzsmsa By theaa. The Ts@ssGSs 81 she
Citizen, with his usual brayaao and tact,
faGaaGes the position Of others aad open
. declares that the Republicans party is
ao4 Ii favor Of extending Ehe right of
70 the Negro; while others take
he sauna position, bat do not wish 10 be
'egRrded as " orthodox" and oahegs
'oaas sui boldly and advocate she extern
ion Of the right Of suffrage 70 the Ne Il
Fo, while stiIl another class Of Rspab-
lean editors c&a't be induced - ssspsak /
'@s" In aay msanneF upon the sukieSsa.--s ,
~ ths other side, there IL NOS Demo Ii
ratio editor In Iowa, o. shs Union, wh0 !
axssnaies sf tbs Kighl Of r
aEr&ge 10 shs Negro. Here, sA@n, ws /
nj the Democracy "uHss" upon this /
asssaoa. Can any one doabs for no- \
aenss thai . large majority Of the Be-
tahliean party are In fayog 81 pa&esnx
Be Negro On an eqaAlisy with the whits
An, the assertion d the editor Of the
Iiaazaas and few other ssaally uasorisas
I'd umFEineipied editors 10 tAe contrary
Notwithstanding. Win any one who re- q
sgds himsslf whit better than Me- 3
70, xote for Consultation wkieh pla~ =
- The Negro On al sgaality win the =
lAite nans in everything sxeepe vosing, 7
+hsn bat one farther step a. Repahlir 2
aaism will extend to &Aeza shaa franp
Alsel II sae people Of lows aessss -
~ Negroes and Indians become wit. :,
uses in car courts Of jassieeif sAey !,
isA 70 see thair ehiidsen SEATED IN ne !
'Haaaou school beside Negro fhsy !,
80 to make Iowa the aayIum ii the :.
aaHay and shisving Esgre---ia Sag {
anf to be taxed 10 support thspsssa aad :,
ssn oaf Slaves @ho win be sss Tree and !
u hsEss then they viii vote foa tbs hsw !.