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is Ia that trtsli, oc.g.as !. ~ be- iAstn hy
the I Hind State, and 4 ratio N lnpaiailon
, Is fixed for representation IN tuayrcsS
| and II Territory IL not en,iikd 10 come IN
| 10 the Onion when she has the population
/. sufficient for one representative under the
ksleral ratio, at " ha; IsYi0d can she demand
! a falflmeu, u the trvatS guaranteeing her
, admission II either becomts rlght when
she has ,he requisite population. OF else ,hc
, treaty may remain ausaiory forever J al
r init that Congress, IL is discretion may All
mi, II new STATE before sl,c has that amount
! lnf population il In, hsu dogN N ~,rr..!
instances hut hold ths, admissions inio
; he tncn in conformity with the itNlrral
) oonstlt ,,ion :, matter oI run, the mo'nco,
/ . Territory has the popaiaiipa t'quinsl b.!
4 the ratio Tor representative IN tongrcSs
There j. ~ au,stsou tina, Minnesota has no'
only that population but enough Tor Two
and probably enough Tor three rryrss7ita.
,ivcs in Congrcss
! ask. then, on wla. ground arr Ne "a
eNciodc Minnesota from admission into tins
, Union. in pursuance OF the tr MY. in pasa'
l,noc 81 the substitution and ri her organic
act The senator say he d"7 not
T wish To have ANY NOR States here With
, their frs-sniism ami democracy, | know
that the senator stands eqaally hostile in all
hls professions "a irs.soil,Sm aud democracy
hui have never in nv party nal hroaght
myaif Ia believe ,ha, had right Ia vote
, against the admission ol u state into tn,
Union which was entitled To admission IN AL
otlur rsrects. | haw neytr lroucm my
ali To believe tina, ! had moral right 10
vote against hr admission hrtuu.r ol her
F, politics I n,Srr even canr to the cuNn
,iua thai ! bail "a right tn vote against the
admission -! state hccansP she hui u
i majority al i.iow iiifiiihas, IL" AmCfitdiS
or irVsoiiers, within her limits and umch
less because shc hal II MAJORITY OF democrats
, within her limits ! have not toplsd la
inquire, and shoalj not have ihc hncans Of
asc,rtaining IL | did make the inquiry.
whether Minnesota has u minority Of demo.
Gratis or Of know nuthings, ~ Of inv, soih'tr.
within her limits That i. question for
thnsciv-,. I, "a rnough Tor me tina, that
4 puplc, ~ /! distinct community. have II
right, umi,r the treaty ani the federal coi,-
! sti,u,on. io admission intn tie Union on an
= equal footiug with the original States. |
. hope, sir, the time will never cnine when my
! partisan or sectional hsang viii Undue" me
to vote against ih" admission ri a nrw State
simply bccms lrT lolitits an not agr,r wit,
mine. have never Not''l against 'lr al
I mission OF y southern OF sla"'h"hiinf stat"
because Il wa, eobg la n,ra.e the IsNcr
. OF that section and ! viii never stand here
10 acqulcscc in the daririn' that any aflaiof
may properly vote against Tie admission NJ
II northern state or il free tat" hecau-c tho
institutions Of the North may not hr ac,>p;-
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ff'ha H-Fnses sHsssasE'
Mr. Eprn Tho l<Uion journals AMI
mcaisfs ~ parliament have lately ealleI nj.
'enii"n ~ the IIwl.oo lay territory. which
ha- IN b. d,Ssissia IN thu csJmritifsof that
coantfy iH supporting n coloay. II ~ ala,
prop~s,l 10 tsakc that reyion n tsnM @i.
ihrWhi Allow rno 10 submit. fs the co.
abinratip II lsrpas interested ~, tl~ soi-
ioci hi~ fs,s agd saggs~t,as. Pla@, h.
fore yea map ~ North America. ym
~ river with IL saurns IN iir niotss u
The Rocky Moaptsins. II h the as.ka,.
ebswan The valley n this river !. rGl, IN
-oil. IN coal, IL sslt atsi saitIstm. a,h dmbt.
bs~ em,aiia sn abundance VI eopler AMI
irun Tbs prth AIDE !. ~1slci. ilp south
chiefly prairie. This u the northern Tar, II
the Rrst buffalo coontsy of ttr c,a,,,nsh ;
anil sb,rvsr the buffalo fourisis~, eivilisa-
ton with agriculture sod tar arts viii also
w,aisr. Tbs rsskaiai, awaa affords 400
nss 81 s,esm navigation issfysc II enters
lake Wisupy. iisc lslr ts navigation,
ssIqD. The country u h. s',thsi. s,sI
steamboats, IayiDg uva It's riysrp AMI lake.
,iey might stsSi iran tlse hsad waters II tie
Saskatchewan. Jssss,d iDio Lake Wiug.
Jsg. and a-oa.j tie Nd Kiv, u the
North 10 tie bz.I Il navigation, wlpre the
is.i, J,~ Hioas River dcbDacis~ A. lba,
pm, ilr traveller ~ gods may, in few
Js~rs, take tho Par,fs road which will cr.s.
u,sr,g. eIipr iW ils besd u LAKE sassr,or
~ Pngets Sssiid on tbs rseiGc. ~ may ~.
~ H. Paul, The capital N Minnesota. ssl
tk-us1st IN. II ,s4t~,if,t,, Ia tls. lsuif al NJ.
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suppose /, is like every other uew country
which is settled up. A maa gees there.
seizes favorable locality, autographs plan
Of city, makes out harbors and roads. and
sens Aying fraud all over the country; ard
then comes to Congress 10 gel appropriations
and get new State made. The moment
yoa admit senator from thu State l,e viii
be-as mos, Of these men are. Il say nothing
about any body personally arrogant, as
suming, pre.entio1s treesoliish. and demo
cratic. Laughter He viii st himself
up Us the emblem Of representative wisdom.
ike Pallas from the brain u Jove fall grown
aud panopled for armnr and public plunier,
He will ask for all manner IL appropriation
you eau imagine The territorial delegates
annoy US enough in the lobbies now, and |
do not want To have senators here from
thcse places.
Me-. rnosPsoS's IDEA ~ HOW MINNESOTA
Would yorg
The Kentucky Senator objcc,ri 10 the
anxiety Of Mr.. DorGl.,s, for the IS.sase ct
the bill, becaus,, said he, do not want 10
have this State Of Minnesota 10 come in and
cas-, its vote against him Mr.. i'orUiAsl for
the Presidency" Mcr rErr,cc 3" such MI
improbable event, exhibits gra, ycriaucy
On the part Of an L. 5. Senator.
xiNNrsoriANs LOST propLs % GODS g,KrH ~
have said that want no Minnesota
senators here Minnesota is Territory h.
longing TO US. AMI We have the power To
make oil nesslfnl r,le~ and regulations for il.
Instead Of taking into partnership anil full
fellowship all these ontsidr Trritorie. and
lost people Of Gods earth. would say t' ~
take them il We mus, do II, AMI rule them
as Great Britain rules Ailshmnistan, iInl'~
tan, AMI all through the Punjanb, MAX inr
them work FIR you "a you would work ieN
gro on cctton or sugar plantation. IL"
not like the business Of buying land and pay
ing for il cut of our money, and then selling
il out under price, ar giving it away Ia Ties
I"oplc.
OPPOSITION To- ruKi,lCN EMIGRATION
have rad the ,laure u the Institution
and the article ii the treaty with France,
AMI IL wer' IN the supreme Court would
aec'ae ,'ia' tn's was AZ '.a'','o",rnx ,''i'
'o'y. , wou,u s.y NAV ~ suoun n",'' !,
s'aVehom'hx irfr'"y NM" ,r'r so"rh' ""S'
Out IKE MhMr'sih ana M"r'""s'l'
should o. wai'hg 70 re'"'spd'f 'ne '"o' W
if that be done shall not suec,sl in LAYING
~ ON the 'abr " 'he ProlS~''i"n' thn 10
eaiy ba' Ai"rsSn cilinf~ sha" so" y 10
XII ~ J VIII go 10 '"t uha.' a. IL 'a'hsf suns
my h'ilngs. Ihe old SA''s, particular,
fhose o' the South might pr"h "y rThfrlhg
To The cour~ OF oc'aviuS ,.'S'r' VINO grant
ed 10 his veteran soldiers MANU-" "H' ne
monrn~s, as every school boy has real IN
Nirgiis bucoi''s- After the r'sln,'h Which
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the ~ns- iia,s-i iip state a New iort
slioxs isyr,~ 10 yoi. hs members ~ Csas,
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-09
COUNCIL BLUFFs,

We call the attention of cur friends and
patrons, through the counties Of Harrison,
Shelby, Audubon, Guthrie, Carroll, Craw-
ford and Monona, in Iowa, to our advcr-
tisements for Council Bluffs. We do. this.
not to amuse or crafty those who have
favored US with their advertising, but be-
cause, We believe that within the range Of
these counties at least, the people will find
Council Blufs the most convenient and
advantageous place to procure supplies and
stock, either at wholesale or retail. These
business houses and men are all they arc
represented to be, and these arc not the
only ones. If you have not visited and
become acquainted with Council Bluffs, you
cannot appreciate its advantages TO you, and
your new settlers that are so rapidly filing
- amongst you. For ourselves when we
first saw Council Bluffs we were surprised;
and it afforded as the highest qualification,
to find so many building, such heavy stocks
OF goods Of every variety, and the number
OF business men, that would do credit to
any Of tho eastern cities The number Of
steamboats, arrivals, and the magnitude and
value OF their eargoes, at the ports Of Corn-
Oil Bluds and Omaha, beepeak their impor-
tancesa ig S.,sfsts ~
These had their influence in determining
om location, ~ il will have when fully APP
preciased, on thousands who are pressing
into the western part Of Iowa, and especial
y within the range Of counties we have
named. We say look to it, advise your
Soto Pilot.
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Circular Il the s,a.e H,..or,e,, s.c,.,, a. ,.~,

The Board Of Curators Of the State His
torical Society of Iowa invite your attention
to its objects, condition and prospects. The
Legislature of this State, at its last session.
in the true spirit Of enlightened legislation
granted the Society an annual appropria-
ton Of $3.50, to aid in collecting Works and
Documents and spreading information rela-
tive to the History and Progress Of Iowa.
This Fund, though small, places the Socie,y
on ., firm basis, and will ensure the com,
mencement Of the collection Of Librarv al
Western History of which we NAV ali feel
proud.
Our State is in its infancy, but no Stnte
has the prospect Of brighter or more glo-
rions future. Let us commence now to
collect and preserve whatever may tend to
elucidate its history and progress. Indeed,
what 10 not soon secured will in . few years
De beyond our reach. The past is rapidly
receding, which adm0nishes Us to begin at
once, q We should record a faithful record
Of passing events and keep alive the memo,
y Of the meritofious men, who have con;ri.
bdted or may hereafter contribute to mould
the ris ng destinies Of Iowa. 81 ~
We desire Therefore to procure, preserve
ana constantly augment public collection
OF DOCKS, manuscripts, and other memorials
illustrative OF the history Of this State. and
literary friends abroad, for their liberal and
generous contributions to our Library and
colhectlons. The various kinds Of materials
wanted are: =. . 1'-9
I. Manuscript statements Of pioneer settlcr,
= Old letters and Journals, relative to tho
early history and settlement of the State:
biographies and notices Of EN- nent citizens
deceased; and facts illustrative Of our Indian
tribes, their history; characteristic sketches
OF their prominent chiefs, orators and war.
RIO 9, together with contributions Of Indian
I'M lements, dress ornaments ani cur ostics.
=. les Of Old Newspapers, Panphl, ii,
College Catalogues, Minutes Of EccIesiasti.
cal associations, Conventions, Conf
and Synods and other publications relating
70 the history of the State.
4. Information respecting any ancient
coin, OF other curiosities found in this State.
Drawings and descriptions Of any ancient
Gcitod. 80
4. Indian geographical naiiss 81 streams
and localities in tho State and DIR sienif-
$. Books u al Kinds, and especially s.cS3
e relateto American History, travels ana
biographies in general and Ii the west Is
particular, family gcneaIogies, old masa-
.ines, pamphlets, files Of nywspapers. nv
historical manuscripts, autogfaphs Sc az.
persons, coins, medals, paintine.
portraits, statuaty engravisks. s. |
9. We solicit from historical soe;efies
anG Other learned bodies, ,has infarnhsnssl
q eVoks NO oshcF uAtesiab b which ~ |
S Sscluioess g eae0 society i % much en-
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.rh. rntere.,. q I'll. city"

"A correspondent Of the St. Joseph Joural,
in renarking upon the interests of that city,
asks the significant question "why the CAPT
talist seems so backward in investing his
means in house property" and holds that
it is both to the interest, as well as duty of
of the capitalist to invest his means in pro-
viding accomm odations for the influx Of the
new population coming into our midst
After stating the matter in it's various
phases, and subjecting each portion to a
rigid scrutiny, the writer proceeds to an
swer the question above propounded, as
follows. The remarks will be found as
applicable to this latitude, as to that Of St.
Joseph: y..7s fj.s 80 -. o.. (; -, ~. -
EtsThe real answer is, that it is simply
because the immediate return from such
Investments does not yield that extrayagant
profit, which the capitalist wishes to gain.
This shows contraction of spirit which
libcrality condemns to be- as mean as that
influence by which the miser is actuated.--
Though in appearance there is q slow return,
vet upon taking full view of the case in
;ts preseut and f,tura asnocte thu rof,sal
thus to expend. must he deemed short s;cht MT.
ed and miserable policv. In nroof of 3h;s
nosition Iet ma merely ash what ia 4 that
auses the rise in nronertv. L. It alone the
town.s;te. the elevated nos;t;on ~ ono mart
or beauty of another THAT all these fon,
siderations have some bearing on the value
of properly is true. but # 'mnst also he
borne n mind that without ;mnrovem ant
this or that site, this position or that local..
ty will not advance one sinrlc son bevond
the original lyaluation:-w;lI 'onlv Ia nan.
pied by wild Rabbits and. adorned bv the
primitive habilime1ts Of nature.
4 What ha. caused our various extens;ans
TO non ,.D into the reo;ons Of b;oh nr;cas
Was & alone bombastic puf6ne Of their
peculiar merits through the medium of the
papers? By no, means. Thongh ss,aient,s
Srst set the bali in motion. the ;mnrovemen,
made by various parties went further to &c.
tablish their value than anv lthino else. and
until such action was taken on the nrem;ses
low prices governed every sale. = =
lii the amount Of improy ement apparent
in xurl:ch ~,,.,,-a. A.
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gJ The Laporte (Ind.) Times offers
Twenty-Five Cents Reward'' for tho arrest
and safe return TO his disconsolate readers
OF the editoF. Mr.. Orpheus Etcrts. Tho
description Of the abseonding gentleman is as
follows eii', Z $500. = =
Ran away from this olic,, on or ahont
the 18th Of February last, the head editor
OF the Laporte Republican 7snes-who an.
swers to the name Of o. Everts. Said ~.
srts il man about six feet four inches n
his boots, (which BY the way, are calf.sk;n.
and sewed at that had on brass coat
with blue buttons and tail hanging down
behind. From information obtained from
his washerwoman, lie had one clean shiTt
extra, with imitation linen bosom done ~
IN red bandana handkerchief, which Is
supposed to constitute Lis baggage. ia
had on pair Of cashmere pants, black aiik
vest, and bran new beaver hat, which WAS
gwen him two years ago. lie has fine.
open countenancc, with = large quantity 81
hair ON tho side o. hi fncS, d well Is under
his jaws--mapy aMan would Sali him rood
looking. lsie weight when ID good ssphys-
zeal condit ionss nca.iv 100 pounds, by
Fairbanks cattle scales.
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Resignation Of Judge Drunmoad.

-stg4ssr ncsl2nauoh Of Judge Drummond.
To the Hon. jeremiah S. Black, Attornes
I'D General ofthe United States, Wasts,sG.
~ ton City, D. c.: ,ros nj 3yss Il
My Dear Sir: As have concluded To 10.
sign the Office of Justice If the Supreme
Court Of the territory of Utah, which pos;.
ton ! accepted in A. ID. 1854, under the iad.
ministraticn Of President Pierce, 4 deem il
due to the public to give some Of the rea.
sons why do so. In the FIRST place, Brig
ham Young, the Governor Of Utah TERRITORY.
n the acknowledged head Of the "Chuurch 81
Jesus Christ OF Lntter-Day Saints,'' com.
monty called sMormons,, and As such head
the Mornons look 70 him, and to him alone,
for the lao by which they are to be govern.
ed; therefore NO law Of Congress is ~ them
considered binding in any manner, "a
. Secondiy, know there is q secret OATH
bound organization among all the male
members Of the church, to acknowledge Id
law save the law of the ssIIoly Priesthood. !.
which comes to the people through Brigham
Young, being the vicegerent of God and pro-
phetlc successor of Joseph Smith, who WAS
the founder Of the blind snd treasosabIe
organization. aexs6ssll ~. :. : 80
H Tsirdly, am fully aware that there i !.
set OF men set apart by special ord s. IF ~.
church to take both the lives and prorertv
of persons who may question the author;ty
OF the church, 1.-THE names / viii nromrtiy
make known at a future time.l ~ =
Fiourthly, That the records. naners b.
OF the Supreme Court have been destroysx
BY order Of tho church, with t];rect -.
edge and appreciation Of Governor i. Yonre
and the federal officers rroselv - e, ~ 90
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.,. -. -.
= l.l -
lef4 0on by The namesef Bat NJ I'D
49, 1Risd- and cent 9 yes -
Ipsie@ Snsnk n IT, p6uileG n q -.
~ . dumb boy byxh ~ q Fhit1
/, Ho1, tho proof shoSiu ens "a 6 49,
ct fvated oaseS 0fntrd ths15 eye Enev
hSink trisd; and 70 nsnit , q 4 q nov.
ernment ofIcers, this mn Young fo0k Iris
pArdoned criminal with hin. rs uroper s,er-
! 80, q ehvrch N ~ pest Gebbsth after hia
euuviction, Baker ID tie meantime hayins
Y received 8 full pardon from Gov. Brighsn
I Young. These two men were Mormons.
/ On the other hsnd, | charge me Mormona.
and Gov. Young "a particular, with impris.
fonine Tvs 81 az Young nen from 1lIsso,iYf
and Iowa; Who eso nov n the penitmtisry
/ Of Utah. without those men having violated
any ri sinal lsN Il America: tfhey we're
anti Morssoiss. moor. unelucetetl young
man, on .their way for Csliforpiss but be-
| cause they emseTsted from ftlinofs, Iowa
Missouri. and passed by Great Sait Lake
| CITY, they were indicted by Z Probate Court.
and most brutally and iuhumeply dealt
with, in addition to being summarily incar-
ccyatetl in the saintlv ur;son Of the tarritory
of Utah. also charge Gov. Young with
constantly interfarinr with the federal
courts. directing the Grand Jury whom to
indict and whom not; ana after the Judges
charge the Grand Iuries = To their duties.
thst this man, Yosne, invariably has some
member Of the Grand Jury Advised in adj
vance IS to his VIII in relation 10 their la
bore. and that his charge thus given Is the
only charge known. obeyed or received by
ali the Grand Juries of the federal courts
Of Utah TERRITORY. u .s .f
Again sir, after careful and mature in
yestieatiop. i have been compelIed to come
10 the conclusion. heart-rendinp and sicken-
;nr a Il NAV be. that Cant John ". (;nn-
n;son and Ria marty Of eipht others we're
mnrderad he the indians - I2sa nnder the
rordcf. ~avSue md tIirecfions ~ the Nor.
mons: that nv iiIustrif,i,s ard
Predecessor. Hon. Leon;das Shnyer c,ma
to his death by drinking poisonons l;onors
given TO him under the order of the lesd;n.
men Of the Mormon Church ~ Greas Sail
Lake CITY: that the late Secretarv ~ thaf
territory, A. w. Rabbit. was nm sdered IN |
the Plains by band Of Mormon mara nder.
under the particular and snecial orde- ~
Brigham Young. Heher q. K;mhalI s,d
NJ. Grant, and not by the indians. "a ~.
ported by themselves: and that thev wa-.
sent from Salt Lake CITY for that nnrnosa
and that only; and a member AZ ia llsn;ts
Band they-were hound 10 10 tho w;ii If n
Young, Is the head Of the Church. or forfe;,
their own lives, 81. "a
These reasons. with many others that I
might give. which would ha too h.ort-
rending to insert in this communicat;on
have induced me to RESIGN the Office Of .Ins'
tice Of the territory 81 Utah. and .va;n
return to INV adopted State Of Illinois. Nv
reason, sir, for making this comm un;c..;on
thus public n. that the democratic n.rtx
with which / have ALWAYS s,r;ctiy, acisd =
the party now in power. and therefore is tho
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cordinsly presented to him. sf
First Lieutenant Craig was IN command.