The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-02-27

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what = termed q 1migf. MT Associssaon'
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% Nortassn IOWA Inc Asssesa1on proposes
70 pa0l.sh sna gras.'soas'y d'ssroate pan
phlets, beth English ana German, which
s Ilu Get forth the advantages Of that city,
and Northern Iowa; to appoint trssey agents
y travel througa eas States giving informs
ton and distributing pAnphists ana maps;
and 70 establish - once IN that city, It
which the snlsra.t % h's arr'vai, can pro-
cure all ne aid and 'nfosnassen ne may re-
qu're. TO meet the expenses Of these pro-
seedlings, shs "assoclaslon expects the pc
caniasy assistance q the community, %
wooh VIII ressis I'll ths oenesss o. <'u
spsrssiens." 55.. sqs 80
The people q Dubuque deem this course
necessary for these reasons-sWe have not
fairly brought ourselves before the great
psblie OF tho United States and the world.
Lot Is not neglect this duty any longer. but
disseminate, broadcast, that Information OF
the region We inhaoit, which will surely turn
upon it the stream Of emigration, now hlling
up less favored portions OF the West. Emil
grafton, directly or indirectly, 10 it, various
inasences, will benefit every citisen 10 Du-
baqus, every inhabitant in Northern Iowa.
Let each then lend his assistance to an as
ISOLATION which has for ito sole object tho
increase Of emigration to those points,"
The above il - applicable to this latitude
.s to thatof Dubuque, and wehave referred
to this movement, for the purpose Of sug-
gesting to our citizens the propriety, II not
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thus set. Inc region OF country hereaDouts
is as rich in every natural advantage, ~
that Of any portion of Iowa, and it needs
but to be known to be appreciated. 1t is
true that the newspapers have set forth the
progress, prospects, and advantages Of west
ern lows, until newspaper readers have be-
come somewhat familiar with the advantages
VIC possess, but there are doubtless many
who desire to know more of what our ad-
santages are-to learn our progress here
tofore and present situation-from which to
derive data for calculation as to our fu-
tu.s prospects and destiny. There is no
better way in which this can be accomplished,
than that which the people Of Dubuque have
entered upon. Omaha has taken one step
in the same direction-i. .. published a
pamphlet setting forth the advantages Of
that place, and the result Of that step is
plainly traceable in the progress of that
city. We throw out the suggestion will the
people Of Council BIuds act upon it9
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The Oracle, Of the 10Th inst, is in e't"cies
Of delight with what it facetiously terms,
San elaborate and extended report Of our
County affairs" Is given BY the County
Judge. 1t 10 surprised at the exceeding
tgood ehape" the affairs Of the County are
In, and, although it confeases that they
''might have been in better state, or they
night have been worse," yet it sees nothing
calling for the condemnation Of the press.
o. the contrary, after admitting that our
pablo s6eers have been guilty Of malfea-
sanes in ofos, it eooliy proceeds to justify
chose acts, BY stating allegorically, that "the
most faithful dog in the world will steal if
perishing with hunger, and none OF ~ are
moro honest thaa We should be-" A queer
code Of ethics, that, truly. A public officer
must be upheld in stealing, because he deems
the salary of his Office insufficient! We can
subscribe to NO such doctrine-it 10 the plea
Of the highwaym"n-it Is his right to live at
tho expense of others, even though he obtains
it anlawfully. III sa5 r.
After justifying the plundering Of the
County for, the reasons above stated, our
readers will not be surprised to learn, that