Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-10-06
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All hays been most ktossIy and raa
fiictUaaiy assaifsd b may Of he ns
pabsicss sousnAl VI Iowa | dean Il 81
/ Just 10 myself % fay before you ! few 3
! the many reasons shks HAVE sxersad i
1fhfasaee upon me-, ahd determined i,
aetioa Id ths present canvass. Itist vel
Kuowa 10 many Of you that, In 1855,
not only eanvased the entire StaEs, bu
ssnt u other states and employees sast
, linen - Coddfng VI lid ne ID Ehs work
At thas tint, az Il trust / may be al al
times, | vent before sbs people 81 foiyss
With IS honest arid phts motives a ever
governed ths action 81. 1l mad. / was s4ac 10,
i'saH aspitant FOR positions al h9nor,, 4
has been asserted, neither an / ssoprssl
i Atrasulls'' 10 fat As;f aR individually
concerned: But haying pledged M faith
before shs people on Iowa, shaa tho b sac
SaAs u ths Repubfican parsy lNyosld In.
angurate q ney era Ia our history .thas
We w0uld economics asd has band our re-
sources, and lessen our STATE agpssai-
tures, 80 faF as che growing wants Of an
lfufansite expanding State would justify,
Fand having those pledges not only phFe-
deemed By hose to whose care and keen !
ing 'thsy have been eonhded, and who,
TO q great aStens, owe their present po-
sision 70 imisdiFeoted effort Of mysetf
and friends, but absolutely saIsided. 1
think il but Just, right and proper thai,
$50 far as ID me lies, / should correct tho
great fajury which hare done 70, Dy
adopted State. .-..,- -. Ia.
In my former article, | propouuded .
few plain interrog6togies, which have
been aaswered onlY bypgFsonaI slguss-
even Attorney General Rice, in his meet
| ing ut this place 30 far forgot the esi-
qaeste Sf an Venerable disputstion as to
deal lp low personalities destitute af
tFuffiftif authority Nss4s = 2F = y = &&As v
Exposes Of RspabIicah proaigaoy in
| lows have already ben mad q 0uthe atump
I
. general diaafeesion ia ali ranks aad
conditions oEsooiety; and the people have
become exceedingly uuqaiet, and gen.
erai opinion has arisen Fhzt their inter-
ests have been Hnost grossly ssampiea
qpoRy and they earnestly demand, and
have . right 10 demand, an axplnaasiaa
| from those In authositY--theQ question of
q mans ffpopulartty or unpopufarity d
home" amounts TO nothing IN this fnres- 4
tgatioDy--lst Tbs ehaages pradncei in
our own county and others, answer thass
questions In October. The people, Who
are ever extremely Yatchful and Jealous
Of their rights aud interests, Wilt not Be
satisfied With appeals TO the personal
prcjudieos, or diversions to imagiaEy pa-
Fioual corruptions, 50 long as theFsbeam
remains in our own eye, We cannot clear
u see the mote in cur aaishbars.' '7"
To lay the foundation Of q great pu-
liEioal party, aud start Is on its holy Hsis-
sion, is a work Of great magnitude, and
every individual who participates in the
effort, shares, to i greater or less extgYtt,
It's honors OF iss disgraee--hsnca il Ia
right and proper on all important oeca-
slons 60 review oar past actions, as zhesa
form the grounds upon which are based
our future hopes or fearful apprehen-
aians, ..s... .-aa. ~. =-'s q
Under DsmooratioFuls 9 general wei
fare raigned throughout Iswa. The
State indebtedness Incident 70 our or
ganizatioa, never exceeded cur eousti.
tutionsl limits, and there was a saFpIas
of cash in the Treasury Of SIS ,552, ,55 a.
the period OF Grimes Inauguration
The entire expense Of our State Govern
Eaent, from 1896 to 1854, amounted TO
| a39S, ,539, from 1850 90 1859, the State
expenses were Sl3l, ,65l AZ fEam 1859
Nov. Ist, 1854, $l03,gls,90. At. this
| period James VI, Grimes came into now
er as Republican Governor. That
party is responsible for bis ofassai ae-
tl0n, Nov, let Us compare the Stase ex-
penditures little further, From 1854
to 1856, it reached ths enormous sum Of
| S24s, lS0,s0; and from Nov. lst, 1856
10 New. lst, lS5T-ons yaAg--amounted
to S3Tl y90T .03. Thus, In three years OF
1 Republican administration, we hnsl to-
tai State expenditure Of $62l ,057 SO,
On State Printing, the stealings be-
came SO apparent thas even Republicans
thcrusSlyss aaro nnt A8sempt denial; yet,
! while there was an easy, safe and effecr
/ tual remedy remedy at hand, Wis; the
| lesting Of the work 10 the lowest respon-
| sable hiddar, the party staaioasiT avsi.
ded tho benafts which would aoerue Ca
the State by this change end keld on
With tenaeity worthy better cause 70
| tho saine old system. La the two years
Gliding With 1852, during which tinse ths
Code was printed, tbs eutire cost OF
/ State PriptiE%x including binding, a.
! mounted to SfSA A405 OF; 1852 to Is54,
s6,5aI,lss HoR. mark che changes fronll
1854 TO 1856, $41 ,0AA1, so from Nov. Isl, !,
| 1856, 30 Nov. lss, lasT--one yaar-=iiI
amounted 70 SO, ,44i,gl. e..s.'leg "a.
| The State Indebtedness ia 1882, was
| So, ,795,75 Nov. iss. 1864. HI was redu-E
esd 10 $I9, 1851 The Auditors re.
port for 1856 fails ogiTe ~ any infoe-
nation on State indehtedpsss, as FaqRing
| ed by iay. Bot IN lSs7--Ndy. Ist--8a
ind the small sum OF $293 ,s43 as, and
aBd that too incurred by those. eyerg
Qpe Of whom had awarR 70 suupost 4
Constitution which limited the Iaaouuk
to $780, 900. Since the Republican par
ty came into power, wa have been com
pelle1 - berFow over $3.50 900. .F14sl
Last Water the STATS borrowed @20o. :.
200, What has been done wish tha moa+
II 81 Every dollar yat Eealigad from II
mas gone aE1to she foundation walls and
excaSaaons Of the Insane Asylum, tie
walls of which, RsoGrding 20 Eha reporf
i Of the Republican paper Is BE. Pisasanss
Z are boastfuIly announced as ssanors thaas
fEfIs GFouadI" In these times az gFeas
distress and scarcity, caanot belIeFe il
consistent With an economical adaainiae
tFgIioR, e thus invest sxsFy asailablh
dollar OF the taa- payer, and axhaass sGlE
credit, IN such preposterons Institution
as this. Particularly 50, when | know
, it 10 have been pushed 90 far Id thsaa
thArd times meEaly to save tho peeunisgy
credit of James NJ Grimes, Alyin Aagnr
ders and few others.
What has been the necessity al iii.
ruianus Increase Ia State expendit itures /
, | Democratic State 0fa0srs sotia 1.-Two 80
prusper during high prices an Fery Saaall
salaries, Why sAoaId khosa aaIariex l.
raised for tho benels Of Repnhl hlscans 7t-.
Is y basuse they are more axtravaxahi
D in thai aabies { Whan or 0EsaAFs Is
eeived salagies ranging frana foaar u !
hundred dollars per annun. . dallA1
} would NOS buy more saan ssso bushels n
potatoes. N0Wy whan kksy receive FFssss
SIsAln so 1854, d0llmr will asuy g.,
bushess os tha sssaa nseeasisy. D
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