Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-10

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data ser psas and wsns over boots
and bEseshaa . aons. Jadgs SpAal-
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Ii wss shAss ID washingsea City
Rspablioaa PAGER, shat Jadge Swan
sswas nos thRuMh svssboard IN Ohio be-
cause be sussafAsa she Fugitive Slave
Law, bat besansA he liysa III Celumbas
whare tbs oandlaata for Governor liv-
ID. p spaaldias sesa this aad takes ars.
De writes 70 he editor q tie Washing
ton paper . IsttsE dsnyiag tbs statement,
which lstEar said EDITOR returns TO said
spauldIng unpabliahsd, wi% shs remark
that its pnhliealioa would damage the
Republican party. ThsrsupOn the indig-
uans Judge sends the letter 10 a paper
called the 'sRassasF, = Published By the
Oberlin Martyrs IN CuyAhoga county Jail,
where foE shs REas time ia sees the light.
Here is iss-
QLKyElARB, o., Juna rs, 1859.
Gao, w. WKsgoK, Eco, Editor, &C.:
DHAR SrM :---I beg leave 10 call your
attention to an editorial 10 yaur paper,
{weakly,1 OF the 18th inss., under the ii
tie OF heading of e Judge Swan Of Ohio, p
and ia doing 80 20 say thas the wTiser Is
decesFad IL be Baplp0sae slmtlga swan was
left Of the ticket on account OF his resi-.
dence in Columbus. He MAS DROP
PED FOB TIE HEAS0N PLAT HE
AS 4 JUDICIAL OFFICER, REG0G,
NfZED THE FUGITIVE SLAVE EN-
ACTMENT OF 1850 TO BE OF BIND
ING FORCE IN OHIO /; AND THE
OTHER TWO JUDGES WHO WERE
WITH HIM IN OPINION WILL BIZ
DROPPED IN TIE SAME WAY, so
SOON AS THEY ARE REACHED IN
THE ORDER OF TINE.
We do NOT recognise naen TO be Re-
pabIieaus, here tn Northern Ohio, isho
lgiA for o moment, sustain that 8gfseYG-
bic enactment.
They we're not 90 recognized at PhIa-
deiphi& in 1856.
/ know there are politicians in our
ranks who aim to emasculate the Repab-
IicaH organization, with q view to their
individual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Let them beware ; and lei Us beware
of them.
TAKE FROM THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY ITS ANTI-SLAVERY ELE-
MENT, AND YOU LEAVE II A LIFE
LESS CORPSE.
Hit we're possible to accomplish 3 VIC
tory by any such "getling down stairs"
I7would greatly prefer 3 defeat, and
thousands and tens Of thousands, who,
like you and me, came from the line Of
the old Democratic party, would bow
thoir hs@os wfssa shame If they found
they had aided 10 restoring gns old Wrhig
dynasty, at the expense Of freedom.
l pray you to publish this commum-
cation In Jour next paper.
/ am, very sincerely, your friend,
r. P. SPAULDIEG.
Thus speaks spaplding the RsysIator,
and the Jupiter-tonans of the Republican
party in Ohio. Wake up, gentlemen, no
more ''gssting Down stairs, ~ ClspeIaad
PIaindsaisT.
In connection With the above, let it be
noted that s. ]. HAYWOOD, Blask Re-
publican candidate for Governor of
Iowa, is one Of those thousands and
tens Of thousands" spoken Of in spaul-
ding's letter, who, with him, "came
from the line Of the old Democratic par
t." In fact, We may say that Judge
Spaulding is Kirkwood's political
godfather. They are both old Ohio poll
tieians, with the same anEeeedents and of
the same political stamp; though spaul-
ding is much the greater and better man
Of the two. SpauIding apostatiEed first,
and kirkwood followed SIN the foot
steps Of his illustEi0us predecessor. p
From Spaulding, Kirkwood learned his
political c-under his tutelage ae-
quired the Fudiments Of latter day Re-
publicanism, was perfected in the higher
and more intricate branches, and grad
uated With the honorary degree Of a frat
olass Abolition demagogue. Under
Spauiding's preaching Kirkwood was
converted and received the spiEit-was
baPsised and rsoaivsd into communion
With the Lattov-dsy Saints under Josh
IA, sisnamed Giddings, Officiating High
Priest Of Abolizionism and Spaulding
vas his sponsor At the baptismal foaut.
What DhGfs man would vote for Rufus
P. spaulding, the writer Of the above
letter, for Governor Of Towa2 None, do
yOu say 2--nona bat full-bloOdsd Alb.
ohtionistP We FaPiy that, As between
him and bis slippery, Janus-facsd dis
eiple, Kirk#ood, the preference of hon
est voters should preponderate greatly
in favor Of spaulding for he honestly
svows the principles Of his party before
the world, while Krkwood endsayors to
ooncOal or distort them, so as to deceive
nGfSoaal men who are at heart devoted
to the Union, and still satisfy the Abo-
IiEionists, whose aims are treason to the
Constitution aud the Union. ..
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Keep iE Before the People.