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

pEobAAaatsy - NAMs - 10y &c W@sas4 -
had eur fair sesaaNasan III khsa ssees VI !
both In ths circulation of The State and
Tbs vaults Of our banks, iussifying the
issue Of an anaouak Ill paper which by It's ID
to sudden emergencies, would
greatly relieve orr people IN these days
Of evil poFsant, o. % least keep them
fr0a falling into worse eondi ton than
our fellow counkrymen in other States.
Forgetting however the errorseof the
past, lot ~ make haste TO rstFaee oar
stspa; do nov what ahoald have been
dana ysmxs aga~-saMka pxayanpna 1os .
sound and adequaaa currency ok our own.
Il ii eoanpeasua aot yea 10 fFauao b CEN
sraI Law, under whieh .aishsg or both OF
tha banking systems contemplated b. the t
Gamasiaaa0a @aay be established ID Ia
perhaps unnecessary for me to Indicate
my opinion in REGARD 20 the Eal&taTa
mariss 81 one or the other, or TO Venture
auy Suggestions as TO the pFoTlslpna |
whieh should entar int the frame work |
uf either. Tha very large ansouxs ~ /
geld and aaIver In sha country iustihss ]
fha conclusion, that IN actual speeis ba- |
Ill wouid BIO obtained under D banking
Iaw wisely conceived 81 70 the privileges
| Ii coRfaned and the Limitations Il i'm
posed. There IL often pawsr in words. /
4 EonhdanGa IL al important saemens in all
banking operations. The word State,
lin j government well ordered and cor
| dueted, il with msny the synonym Of
eonRdance. These facts, with osaerss
would asseTmine my own mind in favor
/ III wisely adjusted State Banking sys-
tenn. Les III be sstaelished undaT tAe best
IllahEs roo can obtain, protesting TOE bill
4 holder, Inviting the capitalists isaaing
Inc bills anaer Eks denomimsEaen Of ave
dnllaxa.
t The constitutional rsquiraaaans upon
the General Aaseznbiy 50 snoourAgs and
kosser agricultural Improvements, must
have had is crigim In ! knewlsage q tha
fact thAs the Isesslas6on Of - country
everywhere has bean disposed heEsscfnFs
10 ignOrs stahia frat born a eiyglixaElo on.
/ II il true that Q high state 90 prosper
ity requires the promotion u ever
branch OF industry, and the cultivation
Of all the arts and sciences; but agFtoui-
ture il the precursor u all thesss and
from the character Of Cur soil sad the
nsturs Of oaT geographical pogiaons
must be the gra&s laadiag advoeasaea OF
oar people, and SksEsfasa sha Rsss kmseS-
est TO be considered sad imqeoged.
BaS the qass&i@n TssaRss bee smm ~ !
. imiunction Of shs Constitution BE- saxxts q
out, and the highest capabilities In the
economy az held labor and gsneTal bus
! bandry be STAINED, by Anyshsng whien
! the State Id its sovereign eapeeisy can
/ do.
IL ia believed that he Aras step In this
direction, after aifording, dus encourage
, mant to county and state agricultural 90.
eiesiss. iB 10 establish "a agricultural
; bureau al distincS department Of the
: ssata, similar in its functions ond sp-
pointments 10 the one proposed aud sR'
/ acted by one branch Of Jour body 4aEee
; years a5o, but lost in the other.
IL should hold the same relation to the
, people of this State, that q SIMILAR do.
! partmens in the Pstent Ones at Wash
, snzton City does to the whole country.
: Putting itself in oogneasion with that
a Ofhes, and all the agricultural societies
: in the land, It's great Office would be 20
|. introduce new and valuable seeds, beth
Of the eareats and vegetables; direct their
: culture; gather up agricultural statistics
= and information from the beat Farmers
| everywhere, and disseminate the same
q largely among the generation Of fires la
boTers who now or may hereafter occapy
( our plains,
. But secondly agriculture, Ia her high
: er aims and purposes, 10 science, and
, demands tho application OF scientific
knowledge TO the lahars Of the field
This involves the necessity, at proPeg
! time, Of establishing agricultural schools
; in connection with experimental taEnass,
where the natural sciences bearing upon
her domain, mag be taught and applied;
such as geology organic chemistry
bat&ny-physioiogy --- soology - atnaos-
. pheric properties and inhuenoes, &c. To
! elaborate the connection between these
! acianess and the objects OF agriculture,
which has its out-goings in the infinite,
! ia nsishsr expected nor demanded Ia this
! communication.
/ only speak of enc other mbtho& Of
! maintaining an elevated system on sgEi-
! culture, and that Is 10 keep all her ma
nipuls&ions and processes under the do
! min. On Of free labor.
! To work il = privilege, 40 we'll "a ona
: Of the conditions Of life. Labor intaEfi-
gently diracesd by the masses In the
= aourca of untold biesaings, aHsekiug no
: less tins moral destiny uf the race, THAI
. the physical Improvements III de asasss-7
! Ii is strange ii this ags Uf the wugld, and
| in land Of constitutional hhsysys we
: are compelled 10 insias upon the freedom
: Of lKher{ yes the necessity "a dong &C,
ia no less strange than painful.
Il This birth night Of the American eiti-
zen has besn seriously Essnacsd, by 9
growing sentiment in favor u che slave
! tahay n azs section Of the IninH- The
, two cannot exist upon the same soil, The
introduction Of the one liz the disparags-
ment Of ths other. They are natural
and iTreeoneilable foss.
Frss labor Ia diifuaive in lis benekta.-~
sQualiaes ths eoaditioa Of man-strsARth
ems shs moral pEinsipls af . eogsakTy--
10 progressive Ia its mova@aAsa, aSaaIing
, itself OF the aida Of ssiaaes In It's several
> departments OF industry; whilae alaya la
! Dor dispaugaa iAs bena9a@sz0m8 % the few,
: presses hard against the aAny-brings
pRemAturs dscFepiaaaeu upon the country,
By its wassssul and axhaasting siilaga,
+. and TO lire must not only enlarge but Of
! ten change kha Acid q IL opssatiuua.--
! This naturally indaoas apiRia FOR tarri-
! tori&l aggr&Eaiaemsnt In order TO per-
petuats slavery, and 70 extend the p0iis-
/ zeal power Of one Baesioa Of the Uaon
/ in derogatien Of the rights Of sha o&has,
! and has brought on contest between
freedom and slavery thai has absorbed
> all the esheE polisioAi questions Of The
, day,
= The meeting Of these two gys&ans Of
labor face 70 face in Kansas. has innaYt.
cd 40 littls interest 10 thia sonHfck, pAsa-
ing bys however, the monasr0us frasds,
0snrpations, violence, and utter disre-
gard Ut ths democratic principle Of al
s1wiag the peopla 70 choose thsir eva
ralaFs and mako their own lara, which
Tins far have marked the progress u
this eoatast In thAa Tsrrit0ry, | hsg
leave 10 10 back OF all khase. and agsr
70 ~ assumption q power, 81 ggnasitu-
sional right, which has justly alarmed
and excited the jealousy oE shs North.
arda Is Ii apprehendsds Will give long
oontinuaace and sitsaraesa ID Ehss unetr
, sunate contest. | ailuse 10 cha feeanE
Interpretation of tee Constitution al gbe
II United Stssea n&tionaiixes slavery. and
i orens aAa aoor for ita aniyersaIity Id Ill
II ths Territories OF she government. This
axtrsordinaRy construction Oh TIA ohar.
aassr Of car liberties, wna hrsa aumss.ss.
ated by the southern secaion * kha Sd
prene goarf 10 me Drsd saa&a csc, a.