Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-06-08
WEEKLY BGIE
wkDNEspAY, JUNE ], 1859.
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resent aesion % ahs Massachusetts, Kaos
Nothing Rspahllean panty againss u
lsng ssassiishsa slehas % shs aaopss
sitaasaa, aaaing swe PEARS 70 shs Eeai
dsnos af maaasslissd Foreigners bsfos
they can exercise the right Of suGfrags
establishing thereby political Unequal
! isy, whieh has no parallel Id this eoun
try, and placing the negro ADORE sh
white RaseResu. hy sxswRsing him fEoa
shasFessricsion, has sauaaa no smail com
moaoa strengthens the whole country
asssasshssA snOFsshaa ia taas aorsh-w
tAs happy homs Sfkhoasands Of fOreign
bora siliasns. Ths Rspablioans, VII
havs 10 long sklllfaaly sOaesaied o.
eiovea foot, aAvs 81 last shown them,
selves In their true light. They wht
soaaaskly taA as "sqnalisy. 81 maas
and hypoeritiCsily bewail the fste eI
their dark brother in bondage, lsope oi
them because they do not Own him them
selvesl have strpek the Rrst effsesiy'
biosx at lhA rights oi shewhiss anigfans
They have kicked the faithful, subserv-
isas German Rapublieaas to please tbs
southern Know -EOshings and thus faSil-
itats the 80 much coyeted alliance be
tween the aOEthern and sOutheTn app0-
sition parties Il is to show up this
hypocrisy and sEsashsEy, 70 warn nay fsl-
low citizens that I, an adopted sitiSsn
Of German birth, respectfully beg you
TO grant me the use Of the columns Of
your 90 widely circulated paper.
Ths Republican psrty is the sams il
the north as the KnoW-Nothing party is
in the Eeasa. Both have one common
aim---to defeat the Democratic party.
They would have been unit had moi
some Of the Republican leaders, to buy
the votes Of the abolitionists, adopted
the -AsgEO-squAlfty notioa. Bat this
sven--Which is purely & "Yankes no.
tian," not marketable outaida New Eng
land and some Of the western States,
principally settled By New England psO-
ple-has become Improbable and moul-
dT. They have also lest that fertile
heEa of political hanabag--blssding
Kansas taais nansexsensi0a of slavery
doctrine viii be oaly an abstract ques-
lion for want Of material, as there is no
ssrritory where they may apply it. To
adopt Seward and Lineoln's principle
.hat thezs mRss be a. eternal gar be-
'sesn the frss and slave States, they
aave not yet the courage, as it would in
1OlVs the safEEy 81 The Union, and on
hat issus they dare nos 20 even before
heir osn faasssssl fello wars. ia short
hey hare nothing to fight for in 1860
ouEstha ksawlsothtng PFinciple. Tbg
console themselves, however, vita the
that Fremont aad Fill
nors's majorisies in 1856 over Buchanan
.mouuted to s77,98s votes. Besides,
ihould they succeed ID uniting the two
Sings of the opposition, they would get
nd Of that odious spishss Of beng a sec
Ional party. Their intention is to run
1 southern maa far President. Tha \.
z. Tribune, she big mouth-pieeo Of the
party, only rseently declared ''we shall
heartily and zsaluusly support one like
John Bell, Edward Bates, or John A.
8ptta," although they are the ehiefs Of
Suow. Hsthlngism la the soatb, and
Ilavs- holders 10 she bargain Bat whas
# ta4t2- VIII aos the s74, T07 Fillmore
EOssa pl 1856 be more valuable in 1860
.haa me ll-2o ,Oo0-foreign born Black
spp Assg Certainly, and, therefore
he onsl&ughss Of ths Republicans on
he rights Of the foreigners IN spite Of
lhs Ssttsr slansrs a0t deprreations Of
'hs cheated German Republicans
The Republicans, therefore, all agrss
in desiring TO rsfass natarsIiEed citizens
Ihs right Of voting for ssrm Of time
zftsr they become eitixens. The only
difference Of opinion among them Is ho,s'
long this badge of oisizsnshiP shall be
withheld. The Massachusetts, Z epubli-
cans say two years. Senator Wilson
comes oas in his letter, addressed to
Hon. Francis Gillette, for one year. He
says -a.ga
ssDid the proposed amendment require
enly of the adopted eitIzeu residences
of one yssr in the State after DataFali.
EaGion before be could exercise tbs right
Of suffFage-Iittis il any opposition
wBald be made 70 IL from any quarter
Of the county,
IL the sane letter he tells the sstou.l
ishsd world tkss sbs RspabIsau party
is plsdSsd 70 the doessine embodied IL
the Declaration Of IndspsRdenoe that all
msn- are eEsated sqaal he prating
essruAliy Of his love to freedom, Of bis
nssis BY standing BY the rights oE mans
et has rsvsrsnss for shs nams Of JsHdsr-
sont WHIST hypocrisy
At the Repablisan and Anarican
State Conysntieps held 10 the State Of
Nsw York laaa fail, shs Committee on
Conferences, assording 70 the report oa
the American CommIssee agreed.
ssThas the time should be extended
bstwesn sha naturalisation and the right
10 vose ) period Gs long as il requlrS
Of the non residents Of the other States. =
TAts wpala reqaRsa term Of oas gsa'
between NATURALIZATION and voting. The
N: Y. Republicans State Convention did
nos in saEma aa0pa this agreement u sh'
Conference oonnittes, bat passed
gesolatiou Saying
ssNe reeommeud sneh sxtenai0n 81
that intervening tsme as wiIlsD etc., ste
Tins leaving Il open 70 doabs hoal
issg "a fsinlerTsniBg tims" shsy faFer
ed whsshes more sF less than one year
aaa Isasing them i liberty 10 RdvaessI
longer sr shorter s'intsTssninx tims,
as insssess afterwards Eaighs feqaiEe.-
Thsiass Rspabllsan sssas ooasension 9
New Jsraey passed 3 aimilsr Essolasion
Eorass GEsslsy Sf ths New Yofk Tri
buns, she fSaasss a me Hspablisaa par
III md alssa wAs oil ske taaas - ess q