Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-08

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csh Be better nsassag gsA by tas sEASs taAs
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/ add ms 4hes se@maemsag hnks il sadg u 1slssksf
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ECantyal Ar. Lane tFapdss ~ ~ Minge.
sofa frauds, haA nothing u an With she
mmaaseg 4 aAAse kas@ whssAes o. h0a
/ tlssms asaasaa sm1 sskAsr ID Aamsn axasaAs Ik
is sseytainly saying very Iitsie for, ia
Elegialstogs of aaF Stats az tbe people Who
slsssed them. % ID j xlllas sassy afs fne3sa-
pstems on aes lsoasss sasaAA - Gsans Il
lar wAias val peassak Ne Ssake fEaa
begnR sWindled In thia mAsteg of Stats
aid, The lagi lasare mnsk fsak ana1s sha
iaw, and n &nsk bs one @hicS VIII bs
satisfactory 70 shs psapas asdaxsss i
Tag aaaae pae shms IL ian@eonsts saasiam@as
it will do no good for aes bond eopld
Dc sold under it. u Ehay enaSE one whieA
wsusd endAnxeT the snsegesss 0e sgse e.
isaaa sf the Baase, u viii - dsiAfi .aas
ths kaaasisf slss FssspIs. Tie aet ae BE-
available must be eonas4kaslonal and
must give 1 seAsonabis azaouht 0l sid
withodt sndAngsTfng sAs people sr 4hs1
0ommonwe&th snaGA AsEs eaishl saaaa
such eR @st saa hs pasaea. 81 sat i'll
9 What have we % 10 wisA ths AiAnsso-
= lava anisss perhaps Y sss y a. w
may adopt wAatsvsF IL bansAefaz fH Fss
aad sejsss whassssF is dsEHsaisag As 10 |
whsthsr puE law gonaa - woulA nOt hsI
dangerous 70 the SsasA, lt ia tima enough
10 Judge when IL is produced The nuSs-
tian now Ii whsekes or net the Ssats aid |
TO railroads. wsRla EaSalk h BEASTS ts /
sha people at lsxgs; hs thaEs saeh = nso-
essity for railroads as 70 boETow monsy
TO make them, and will that Borrowing I
be easier oe cheaper done By iHaaividaAl
credits or slas e4sdls sf ehs aswsHsa soaasl
paniess They eanRat RoR, False ths
noney. or she roads would be pushed
forward without State aid. ..,
Yke State Of necessity relies su agri4
culture AS lis staple, and haxt oa ihs1
aAiasS bat ths agripultHFai and mInxall
resources Of tbs State are ssmparakiyeIy
ralaaless ie theEe ts no way oS bringing
he property into narkes. Ths people
Axsl 8 efviliKsa paopla.s khsg do not dsaas =
q tbs hides af animals og liva oaly Oh
.he products " the chaos and Of the fagz
hey wear eoEton and woolen clothing ! Y
hsy wear hats and caps, boots and sAess, p
neg drink aSa Rzaascag8ees khey naa hsoxea,
lardwaEa, azesksry and esheE articles bOs
suaaFona 10 rneasion, All tAess have 70 3
le transported 20 them, gnd stsir grain
md other produce transported from theA4 1
rhis cannot be done withsns roads. Oar
lraiuary EVads sEs not Rt for tha p1srpnass
/ has frequently happened thai ths eosS
4 hauling load Of grain to market
.mounscd to nBrs than the grain sod
OF when ahara. At thi& rate Ahe faxfmeg :
rauld progress backwards. Oar erdi- 4
Iary wagon roads cannet be made so
hat hauling over them viii be cheap
aouzh. Railroads are now . necessary {
IamGnE OF civilization he sBnnot do !
gfthauE them. II they and tia msu who
aanaRe them are aa evil, they are nee
ssary evil. However, ! believe there
re enough honest man ieft 70 be found
o manage railroads, sHd that ysur leg
slatoga are not 90 swfal disheneas -
ONE folks would have rs think them to !
% and that the people have got brains .
o be able 10 aeeide wifetbeF measure .
) fog or againsa their inter ssts whan they
AEs had N opportunity ia see u AID
laav il discussed.
another renaagk and I have done. It !
a2s azusz "a s5seAa - sas@ssass S1Ua'ss~saas
! ia true that the Law maas lmpose the
ax, bat il could also provide that when
yer the m oney was on hand to pay say
astaimens Of iAtsEess before the levy
ras made which Ghs Law imposed for
aeh iuSsalmaaa, in such case the lsyy
hoald not be made and that inatalmsnt
lot collected; and che same as 70 the
ziueipal when it was @ooas 70 sens
he. n e. .