The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-10-29

hearing through that paper, but Col. Bah
BIT refused to insert this communication,
or any other of the tenor of this, relating
to the subject. Yours, Truly,
j. D. TEST.
Ed. BUGLE:
Dear Strive have an indi-
vidual in this community, staying here for
a season, who is never contented unless be is
in some kind Of personal brol. He seems
to delight in being called all kinds Of hard
names, such as "Palmer the nasty" "liar,"
"pimp," &c. (See the Nonpareil.) When
not contending with political foe, he seeks
a controversy with the friends of the present
Administration. That he should contend
with persons opposed to him in politics, is
natural enough; but why ne should seek to
traduce and malign the character of those
who agree exactly with what he, for the
sake of holding his Office, pretends to be-
lieve in politics, can only be accounted for
by presuming he is fearful his political as
sociates may be applicants for the position
he now holds under the Federal Government.
We can assure him he need have no fear.
The Administration Democrats here, who
devote their time and spend their money in
attending Democratic State Conventions,
for fha Of hn do
place. He can retain it, so far as we are
concerned. This person wrote to the Pres
ident of the State Convention, and then to
the Chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Committee, that the Administration
! Democrat attending the last State Conven-
ton was a dsorgan2er, and alleged other
things against that delegate, which could
| only have been conceived in his disordered
Imagination. lie has before and since that
time, done everything in his power-and
bis official station, and assumed position, as
pro TEN. editor of your excellent paper,
during the last campaign, have been wea-
pons in his hands-to injurc fellow Dem.
ocrat, who has never laid straw in his
way. His last attempt is in leader in the
Bug'e, of the 26th inst, :" pOttawattamie
County Politics" &c., which appears to have
been written for the express purpose Of eS-
citing " quarrel, an! compelling contro-
vcrsv with this same delegate TO the State
Convention, whom he clearly points out, as
the person srringing the previous question
IN our primary Democratic township meet
ing. The ininla!ions and nsnuations made
in that article, so far as reference is made
to the person ''sprnsing the previous lu"s-
tion,' are false and untrue: and there are
none who know of the personal relations
existing between the author and the person
referred to, but vii. admit they are mali.
cous.
The plurality rule adopted at the primary
meeting of the Democrats of tbs townsep,
by which, probably, very few delegates
were chosen by Il minority vote, was GER
tain J agreed to on that occasion, and we
was ''' WV ''''"
.o' '"' Po'p0So VI '"' ing '''"'' 'o'o
LARiMER, We believe, made the motion, and
~ '"t '''n' S'''e' ''e ooJec'' "s previous
question: WIS '"0'VN anu ."'','' ." ''''
motion. for the purpose of relieving our
selves from the inl,iction Of long winded,
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"7nr" DC sung
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NV ''N' 's'''' ~ ASA viz ''"''Cc u 'oJ'1t"
V'S' ""o "".e' al" eAF'S>s ''e'' maze W ouf
town anu c'.lhehs ge"'f"'IE' because they
u"P " " NO." '''''"' P0,','o"s "''eR one u
'Ng ''S' u i'e'no'f"''c ADMINISTRATORS
III '"0 '''s contest io' '"h''y "'nceFS' l
''S'e'' do iNuc'' "s any o''e' i'' we sahe u
'"e D''"0V,"',' p'''s' '"". o'' ho'''nees
were not al! elected, but iOlCo that good
man wore sclectoa hv tho ,oo,Ie and mona
- .ho r., .ho
not leei 10 reprohch any man OF our party
Tor the defeat put believe that all, on the
L. or Io..:x .l -. ~ !.
uhJ u eiectioh, aeteu us 'ueif peV'cE jug
mont dictated
DN'S' '"S "'''c'c 'V'c''cu 'o' u INC per-
sonal feeling cVlnced-a strife which is
useless, absolutely injurious to Continue.
J1,,o,,,;I,. o,;r,,aa .h .Ao o.;. :.
y,
cSpFe''es-'nc poHcy II advances
There is no necessity for any further
personal public wrangling among the mem
ho. IS 49,, Da,aoo-a.;a ,,or,,, ;.,
-. ~ ~ 80 "
era'''y "or''" "nPS'''c ioF SucN perform
ancos. Let hy-gones be by-goncs; and let
Democrats come together in 81 common