Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-20

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srsos. Ia Slack KspuhlisAn seaaiau-
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saaaob place him In "a high posatioa
with aha Democracy of me Unioa, as b
hsa baaess As masa his ssgreaa speeeh. "
heaa - ssne Democrats dpsazina 10
b that shs maiosity aaaitled . vote who
do vosa, nhala rals, md nos majority
who star away from The polls and re-
fused = tAks = part me se-aallsd
frse- ssals party os KANSAS have persist
ansAy Ssfusad b yoss, beeaaaa aAey did
sss rssogaias my legal govsrnmsas -
organised By sAe Legislature. II shsy
bare failed and refused 10 take . part
ii shs legal government andsF which
they live, setting as defiance lis laws i
shey refused whsa called upon 70 vote
foR delegates 10 frame . Constitution
whsa thsy bad the power 70 give tens x
shs oeavsRtioa, thsy voluasaxily waivst
aheis rights and suffered their adverse
xias 10 ohaaia sa advantage oEsr than
thus saaarias tsjadgmena BY aafsals,
and nov il thsy rafaae or have refuses
10 Fose upon Ehs Constitution and shara
By saifax IL 10 be adopted With sasvaFy
ahsy ere responsible for the establish
. meat Of that institution, and nobod
else and they hare DO right TO complain
and ought 70 remain psaeably under ID
institutions a. provided in the Constitu
} sion aad laws or amend thena, or the
, ougha. - law-ahiding cisixsuas 10 lsav
Kansas Ind 10 whsrs the laws do sui
thsm. The principles upoa which,
nay opinioa, Democrats shoald acs II
= laid down il the Cincinnati Platform
. and II we carry than ous in good fsisl
= I zee no danger eithsrto the party OF
. the country. On tha contrary ii v
O ALAMEDA khan /; Il we depart srom u
principles Of non-intsrvention We sha
. cause gree hurt to shs party and TO Il
: country,
II LsA no party, Lee no man, presume
sag that ths people Of Kansas shall 3
!, up o Constitution in this OF that WAY
: bus lst them get up one in their own va
and let them enjoy and live under it,
= Let all true Democrats, adhaEing TO Il
b | principles of the party Is e-euuneiatt
o al Cincinnati, and in the Nebraska Bill
= remain unit, and continue 10 battle Fl
G principles, not msn, and not to abandc
= either cur principles or our msn who a
y true to principle. He have fought va
a iantly Vi achieve brilliant victory vii
4 BuehAnan as the head, for the time, (
q our party, Let Us not in che Arat year
d his administration, while our laurals g.
q yet green and fresh from victory, so
n them and bring Disgrace 10 cur eaoatcI
Il eon by hasty and ignominious aba
o donmenk, aitbsr Of our President or OIL
= principles. The President still stan
= upon the platform let him Be mob
: sustained. II. D. JOHNSON.
a Saratoga, n. T., Jan. llth, 1855.