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

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lid nss meet she apsabdsaon q the ias-
aesssy. = sAay apprsd i think il anaas |
- diasxsnss how saany wsna ona wAalas
i mambss vas ada aaaa - sos
Ii could eaEeos aosBinss = shsy weFs Co
Ing no votes, whlaes tAa ma5oraty eon-
tended thai il ! qaarana rs aot present
i assy time, 10 rs 'ssolY-
ID. 1Ala course sailing, after aeltksra-
sksa Ahay Aaa msssage pssaamsa aaenaI
tbs Coansii, wAiah was naa II session,
aad Il il cid that Ahas had aaFasseaaa
10 take tha shaEr BIZ force.
Tlsa 0oanail undoubtedly had 20 sx-
euas for IsaRiug = tiaey dids Tor during
tha entire seaaioa tai BODY had moved
On harmoaioaaly, and appaEanaly vita
sha hess al feelings n al thetr legisis-
tive deliberations. A aaanly course bad
been puEsuea ID III shsir discussions and
interchange Of opiaions whilst in the
discharge OF their Legislative Duties
Ersa up to she aaasal Of their adjourn
meat they continued faithful 70 THAR
trust in reading, referring, and passing
bills which were upon the Presidents
desk, and from appearances IL Eas soEne-
What uncertain ID shs observer whether
they intended 10 lsAve The Capasol. At
sar clearing tha table notion was nads
70 adjoarn so FloEsnOs, and in fsw
minutes they wszs fEea without shs least
confusion or inscription from any quar-
tar, sithsr from witain or without sh'
bar.
The naxs aay the members Of boil
Houses remained in shs city, although
thsy had psstandsd that thsT were il
danger a ksang snobbea and injured b.
the citizens u Omaha. They attsnds'
the Democratic Convention and some 0
them participated in the meeting show
ing thereby thai their fsaEs Rore IN
founded. Since they left many Of sher
hare returned and mingled With the cit
liaeng On the stgaess sud in the meTr
! dance, being met always with pleasant
~ and good fasling. Judging from th
! stay sons Of them make, for days, con
J viness Us thai thsy prsieE tAeiE cid hoGn
and are on he steol d repentance fa
, past errors aad foilieas bpt will not ae
knowieags their wrong, which leads d
3 10 look over their spank, but condem
. their Judgment, Many Of that fugitiv
majority are good men, and mean a
3 right, bat thaiE dArkened visions hav
lied them astray, and am satisfied tia
D If they we're placed back into that Cap
{ toll a. before, they would do MATERIAL
-; different. Thar enlightened judgment
= would dictate to pursue & different eour'
- Of policy.
6 rLoaKxcR r0wx MEETING.
After tina members, who migrated *
d. the north in search Of more eoagensi
r cline, had brought up at Florence, 81
4 asrtained that Governor Richardson ha
e arrived at the seat Of Government, this
e Immediately sent COMMITTEES 10 va
b upon him and procure from him son
I soIace il possible to satisfy their doubt
but like their efforts with the unooI
9 trollable acting Governor, they rtturn'
i With the kn0wledgs tha4 they were d
- in the right place nor performing the
= duty TO their constituents In prop
r manner. They had cut of "a sieotic
$ district from Ihe northern portion
J Douglas, and passed bill for the r
moval Of ths Capitol, which were the
pet measures to spite Omaha, bus ii
sill no 20, and labor In vain.
In their humiliating position sbcy q
daily rendering themselves ridiculous
tbs estimation Of all who have thsir 81
and ears open 10 their acts whilst pr
d tending to legislats for the intsllige
z people Of Nebraska.
a poLEGs or THE LEGIsLATURE.
4 Both Houses meet and adjourn eve
e morning, in consequence Of the not b
8 tag It majority, sad sAsy eaHaot adjeas
- sine die for they have not The auth0Eis
- In the Council they elected AcNee
e Chief Clerk, pro tsu, and Gilbert, \
o sissans, and in the House Mr. Popplet'
l. Was chosen Speaker pro tem, and n
- Stewart, SsEgeAnt-at-Azns. Tia ba
II lance Of the officers remaining in 4
b discharge Of their respective duties.
y The two bodies will remain in sessir
= until their sima expires under the o
q ganio Act, which will be On saturdt
Y next. There 10 some talk Of having
q extra session, bat ID il doubtful VII
= will be the result. Had the abseondil
l. members returned to the proper pgrforr
g ancs Of their duties, the pFob&biliti
p appeared 10 faEsg that course.
. ELoRHEcK BILLS.
q Jan. 18th, IsS8.~~Ahouk sns huaaEi
9 bills passed by the Meeting st Fiorsno
q have been sent 30 che Governor, whe h
= returned thsm endorsed that he wi
Y neither sign nor Vate them. ION.
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g ReEmf0mceERemGa fer Utah
PResadenAsR Message ora
. Ehe FfRkbusterS.
Washington, Jan. 8.
Orders are issllad and will BIO digpatel
d ed Immediately, for the LIST cavalry Al
0 the 8th infantry, now in Kansas, and d
!. Tth infantry, now in Texas, to hold then
aelvss in readiness b march BIZ the
af April, to reintoFcs the army in Utal
. T'rospa Krum the Pacific side will also
ordered
1 The War Department. has determine
!. ca sunding immadimtsly large reknfoEo
menas 10 the array now serving in UtAl
This gorea will consist Of four fail req
!. munse which viii be composed If boi
i. cavalry and infantry, with 2 hight bAtto
: ies Of artillery.
IL il axpsssaa thai fhey win ceucal
: trats At FORT LeayenRorts, and take q
. their Lima AZ maseh ii an early day.
i The Senate TO- day 10 executive ssssie