Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-22
Correspondence Of the Bug1e.
KRoKUK, Dee. 80, 1855,

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KRoKuK, Dec. Sd, 1855,
Our election is ove:, snd the Demoe-
raey Of Iowa defeated, bat not conquer
ed. They hAge made a gallant fight a.
gsinst the combined forces Of Black Be
publicanism, aided By the money of tie
State in the hands Of the party in power.
None Of the charges against them have
been net, They have made only fat de-
NAL as to their extravaganza and IN.
warranted expenditures, FIVE have not
defeated them they will at least learn a
lesson, and be more prudent in future.
Already the 'Gate City" and its editors
are trembling in their boots. They call
for tie passage Ct an efficient Registry
iasc BY Cur sszt Lsgislatwrs 10 preueat
the Railroad Irish whom they denoune-
ed as "voting cattle" from voting
''Coming events cast their shadows be-
FORE" and they see plainly that the
"hau4 writing is upon the WALL" and
that Iowa will yet be- Qemoegauq. Al
our next election we elect Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, three Supreme Judges,
County Judges, SheriBs, Treasurers AID
Recorders and Members of the General !
Assembly.
If General Dodge could be induced,
On his return from Spain, 20 be the Stan
dard bearer Of the Democratic party for
Governor, / feel confident, with his aek-
nowledged talent, integrity and person
al popularity, we can elect him, No
man in Iowa, il will be conceded, would
make a better Governor. He would do
honor 70 the State and the ONCE. Mr..
Hem once said, CLARK ond gloomy will
be day for Iowa, when 4. Q. Dodge eeas- .
es to be her United States Senator"
The prediction, though gloomy, has
proved TOO true. Gun. George W. Jones,
our able and talented Senator, has been
true to Iowa and the Democracy of the
Union. But be has been battling single
handed and alone. His Black Republi-
can colleague opposing hia every EFFORT
deserving and forsaking the interest of
our young and growing State, for his
bantling, BLEEDING Kansas" But e
uough Of politics. The Democracy here
are ''eulistsd for the next war; and
hope to meet the ssMissoari Slope" in
tn next State Convention at Des Moiuss
a full force.
! The Keokak Branch Of the State Bank
has gone into operation. Thsir bills
Will be ready fer circulation blythe Goth
inst. Our city is recuperating from the
/ financial crisis, 4 large amount of moR.
ey is being put in circulation by the az
tensivs Pork-packing establishments Of
/ Patterson i Timbermau, Capt. David
| White, sold BnsaTpFiza," and others.
Each Of these houses Slang hEev from 800
to 100 hogs every day. Last year 250OO.
Hogs only we're put up ut this place
This year some 40, 900 have already been
eaSked, and the two houses togssher viii
pack at least 10000. Next year there
will be at least two other Pork Houses
| in operation. Oar facilities for packing
and transportation, will mako Ksokak
the PoTkOpolis Of Iowa,
Our Demoias Valley Railroad Com.
pany are about closing contract With
al Eastern Company to complete thar
Road to the Capitol. Should they sue
coed, as Ihave no doubt they will, when
this road Is completed 10 the Capital, II
will be Of inealcalable benefit IN open
ing up and developing the resources Of
the Demons Valley, which 10 undoubt.
eddy the richest portion Of our State
From your pspar, sea work has beer
commenced in your county, GA the Ais.
| sissippi and Missouri Rsiiroad. WefssJ
9 deep interest here ia the early com.
plstion Of all reads west Of the DE.
moipss, as We belieYs that, by theil
aonuessioR vita our road, thsy will be d
bensft TO us, The West wants aa Kas
tern outlet, and stmanifess destiny
says she must and will have il.
Delegates we're cent up 10 Iowa CitJ
as msAsin u 4 Asrs last wssk, % Ia
Z State RaiIroaa Convention, called e
shs pufpess Of tskiag into Ooaaidsralio %
!. tbs question: og grsnaing State Aid, b
/ issuing The Beads Df the State u differ.
!. ssna Railroad compansas, % 80 thsns il
: buying iron fas ghe purpose q sxtend,
!, ing shose roads. They uxpees = adspi
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be called. IL that sYant, Should ths
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