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COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1859.


fyeIf the manifestations of " harmony -
in the Democratic camp of Pottawattamie
County, are us self-evident to-day at their
County Convention, as they were at the pri-
mary meeting of the 6 unterrifed = OF Kane
Township last Saturday, then shall We con-
slider the "harmony" Of the democratic
party fixed and certain beyond cavil. Said
harmony may not inaptly be likened unto
that which existed between the famous
Kilkenny cats. One of the factions will
be "chawed up" to day-it is imina'erial
which one. At this writing, JACKSON de-
mocracy appears to be in the ascendency-
though the Pusey-ites may, by dint of one
of those strategetic movements forming
part and parcel of genuine Democratic tac-
tics-as practiced in the election of I. S.
Senators in Indiana, and denominated, in
western parlance, skulduggery "-succeed
in making them kick the upper end of the
beam. We shall see what we shall see, but
certainly very pretty guerrilla fight.
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THE "OUTPOSTS TO BE .srRENGTH.
ENED.''


The Slave power is in need of more vote.
in the Senate of the United States, ant
JAMES BUCHANAN has undertaken to procurt
them. The i'll success met with in try.
ing to procure the votes of Kansas fol
his Southern masters, should have deferred
him from seeking to control rcstern State
But he does not seem to have proftcd by
his past experience, and we now find him
through his cmisarics, planning campaign
in Iowa, with the vain hope of ensur;ng the
success Of the Democratic ticket this fall
The plan of operations, as detailed in re,
cent circular, and distributed throughout
the State, does not vary materially from
those from time to time mapped out fol
Kansas. Strengthening Of the SC outposts'
is the main feature Of Mr.. BUcuASAN's pro.
gramme for the Iowa campaign. "To aid
in defrnying the expense incident to the car.
rying out Of the above. mentioned pro-
grammc,' it is recommended that g ID Dem-
obratic State fund.- be crcated-cvcry
county contributing its quota of five or ten
dollars. Whenever the g outposts " need
strengthening in order that close districts
may be carried by the Democrats, gallant
kickapoos " and :: Oxfords,'' in m,ua-
tarc, arc to be created By the importation
Of votes And this is denominated ''aol-
den opportunity" to overthrow the Re-
publicans, and secure n vote to the Slave
power in the United States Senate. Voters
of Iowa, will you permit yourselves to be
thus hand cuired md traded off to the
Southern Slave power, through the machina-
tions of JAMES BucuANAN and his cmissa-
ries. because it is desired at Washington
that the Democracy Of Iowa should succeed
this fall? viii you permit the " outposts'
to be strengthened By the importation or
colonization Of votes. If not look well to
the g outposts" alOn. the Missouri and Mis-
siSsippi Rivers. along the line OF Missouri
on the South along the line Of Minnesota. on
the North and watch the now of " golden
opportunities. .'-''ln view of the approach
ins Presidential campaign, the election of a
United States Senator by the next General
Assembly" and the efforts put forth by the
Slave power, through JAMES Buchanan to aid
the Democracy in carrying thecoming cleo
ton, it behoovcs the Republicans tobear in
mind that - eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty" and that as faithful scntinels on the
watch-tower of freedom. it is obligatory
upon them to see tina, the enemy do not
double their guard (votes) at the various
" outposts,' as they did in Kansas and
Minnesota.
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Burlington, .tNp. In, lS59.


All. liEASA\F, hup. il. IC.J'.
DEAR SlR.-In answer to your inquiries
OF this date, will say that am acquainted
with all Of the Insane Asylums north Of the
P0tom0c and Ohio rive!s-their cost, size,
plans, accommodations, &c, and am we'll
sa,lsted that no one Of them is so thoroughly
constructed as tho Iowa Asylum, 10 one of
them has been built for so little money in
proportion to its accomm odations, and no
one of them contains so many Improvements
upon the older asvums. The Northampton
(MaSS.) Asylum, built On the same genera!
plan with this, Of the same size, ana at the
same time, cost more than this will when
completed. and this will certainly he worth
$4,000 more than that. DR.. l.. '. Bell,
so long connected with the MclIane Asylum
Of Massachusetts. rs its Superintendent,
visited this last week, ana after thoroughly
examining it, pronounced 1t to be lncom-
parab!y better than the Northampton instl-
tuition.
This ASYLUM will accommodate, when
completed, about three hundred and sixty
patients. The amount already expended
upon it for all purposes whatever, Includ-
ing barn, out buildings. machinery, cattle,
horses, &C.. &C.. is $3.50 900. The building
is nearly completed. The rear part, includ-
ing all that part designed for domestic pur-
poses, is entirely finished. The east half Of
the building is finished, and all the door,
and windows ready to put up. The other
half is ready for the plasterers. The entire
Asylum building, aside from the heating
apparatus and some iron pipes for the waite,
closets. can be thoroughly completed, acoor-
ding to the original plans, for $4,000.
This Asylum has been visited by several
SuperntendentS Of ASylums in other States.
and has been pronounced by every one OF
them as very superior in its structure and
finish. and all expressed their surprise tha,
so much had been accomplished at so small
an expense.
According to my informGt;on, and my
means for correct information on this sub
iuct are very good. there are quite enough
insane people in the State to Eli the Asylum
to its utmost capacity. There have been
nearly one hundred nrplications for admis-
sion already made to me from remote parts
Of the State, and no applications have beer
made from the most populous counties
where it was known that the Asylum was
rot completed.
Twill say, in answer to your other inquiry
that never employed or discharged u mar
On account of his politics, never inquired
as to the politics of any of the men employed
and never, either directly or Indirectly, at.
tempted to influence the vote of any one oil
them. @+-
am, very truly. yours. &c, g..
HENRY WINSLOW.
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1or U1-NO. 20. WHOLE NO. 124.
JOHN T. BALDWIN, G. n. DOD
BALDWIN & DODGE.
G. n. DODGE

Bankers e Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMIrTED
I 4 at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bills Of Exchange, Gold and Silver, Current and un-
current Money Bought and Sold.
Land W WaTrants Bought AID Sold and Entered Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Money Loaned Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and Northeastern propre-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness fidelity
and orr persona attention to their interests in the
Transaction OF any business which may be entrusted to
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson, "
Bank of Illiun, Illion, n. y.
Bank of Cooperstown, Coopersown, n. Y.
Durkee X Bullock, Bankers, St Louis, Mo.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse n Y.
Warren Bank South Danvers, Mass
A. J Stevens Il Co, Bankers, Fl. Desmoines.
Henry Faruham Pres. c. y r. !. H. X, Chicago, Ills
Jno Il Henry Supt NJ & NJ. r. r. Davenport, Iowa
Cook Sargent x Downy, Bankers, Iowa City, Iowa.
western Marine * Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, n. r.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City
James C. Mitchell Esq, Florence, N. T.
n b. Judd, Esq Chicago.
Merchants, Savings Loan & Trust Co, Chicago
Corse Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria, Va.
! Il Bennett Agt. IFtna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
James Harlan U. s. s, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon s r Curtis, NJ. c.. keokuk, Iowa
| Crolhaugh < Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
! July 4-nl0-u ip"7
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House, Siga and Ornamental Eaiatef-
BROADWAY, cOUHCIl. hI.Crfs
(,TIing t;rulnIu. GiaAng AIld Paper Hanging, d"nc
l with ncatuess drl dis ptIrA Ready mike" RAM
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TLAH OF TIE EU!tDING.

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srs nrornre'i tr,nsrrints Of that nIan' with a
y;ew to Inv !, harnra fhs r.ncroi Assrn,hIv
ND .,,c,,r, ;,s a,,,,r,,,al anI .'lnr.;',, e
nn~.;hle f,r thn ttnwa lnst;tn.ion' IN Tho
noor timo howcver ,hoy nro,oelad with
rho rxrnr5,;nn f,r Tho }onnIof;nn mndn
snm. Lriry onorr;ol so,nc rnrt ric. ptc.
L,t IiI ,,at,:n,, Iv r.L;ch tho S,atr iyorI,
bo ;,';nr.I . .horsonI dnl,.rs = ~. yn,.;s.
latnre .hnnlI sre if to l;sonnrove the;r no.
,;,,l .;a., 49,, a,.i,rn,,,oI TIo
GenrraI Assembly of the State was conyeu-
Cd in extra session on the n day of July,
1856, which WAS before the foundation of
the Asylum building was laid. The Com.
missIOnrrs appeared before the Committees
Of tho Legislature with their plans and spc-
ciications, the merits and probable cost Of the
whole thing were thoroughly canvassed, and
nm additional appropriation was asked, not
because the money would be needed before
the next regular session Of the Legislature,
but as an endorsement Of the recommcnda-
tIons of the Commissioners. This endorse
mcnt WIS made, and an additional nppropri-
alton OF $4,000 was voted by 'h's same
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Attorney & Counsellor at Law
Iomr.yametr = Gemtrai Land .8senf,
,0y.,lIL RLUFEs, IOH.I.
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~ Why does a door generally stand in
the subjunctive mood ? Because it it most
" wood. or should be,
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CO The Republicans of the 18th Repre-
sentative District, composed of Mills and
Montgomery, have placed in nomination,
WASHINGTON DARLING, of Mills, rs their
candidate for Representative. At the last
election, the Democrats had only nineteen
majority in this District, so that with any
thing like proper effort on the part of the
Republicans, Mr.. DAMrSc, will be trump
antlv elected.
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C.S.ny TEST s. TUTTLE,
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,,
ERANA STREET.

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
WILL practice all the Courts in Western Iowa and
w Nnnrlska. iI-'-!
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PIONEER EoOk RISDERY,

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w Book Manufacturer, COUNCIL BIVFFS, Iowa Is
cJ~i To- execute anything III his department of Bust
pr"Iuptiy. substantial and w"rkInhnkc man
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S

General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
rJrHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
tired from the mercantile business, hegS leave to
otter services Merchants and Business Men OF all
CLASSES, as General Collecting Agent. He proposes TO
give his entire attPn this business; and his long
residence and extensive acquaintance in the West VIII,
he trusts enable him give entire satisfaction to all
vino may employ him
Notes. Accounts and Claims Of all kinds may be for
wir,rcd to the undcrSrn by mail. Otherwise for
Presentation LquIU!! OF Collection Prompt atteh-
tior i'll he given anh the avais Immediately REMIT
tod When 1t may become necessary 10 place ta"ns IN
stu, The best profess Sona services Will be serl>- and
the r-al proceedings urged forward rapidly as Irss-
BILE Iouhttul claims Will be settled anl secured on
the TEST tcrp> atanable and The title to Real Estate,
when taken either a. payment security carefully in
vest .Ertrd.
The unlcrsicn.d will also Fay Taxes in all parts OF
We tern Iowa aD Nebraska; and vii. also Sell, Pur-
chase or invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters Vi Inquiry will be promptly attended 10.
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Were Judge Edw. Johnstono of Lee Coun-
tv. a DemOcrat. DR.. Chas, S. Clarke, now
Of jefferson County. a Republican,, aud the
Governor of the State. They were named
in the law above referred to. and the re-
sf'Hnslbi!ity for their appointment was dl-
yiIrd between two political parties in the
SAM manner as was the responsibility for
the location of the Asylum. lavcr that no
one of the Commissioners Was ever inlu-
enced in the slightest degree, in his conduct
as COMMISSIONER by pOlitica! considerations.
am we'll satisfied that Judge Johnstone, was
not. and as an evidence that the other Com.
missioners were not. will state that the
man vino was selected to supervise the whole
work. Henry Winslow, Esq, ever was, and
is now IN uncompromlslng Democrat, who
never voted any other than the Democratic
ticket, and was discharged from a similar
position in the State of Maine on account of
his advocacy of Democratic prlncI pies and
his hostility to Know NothingiSm. lie was
employed by the Commissioners on account
of what were believed to be his merits as a
Superintendent, and they are happy to know
that his conduct has justified the selection.
Mr.. Wiusiow has employed, discharged and
paid, every man employed about the work,
purchased all thcmatcrial, supcrintcndcdthe
construction Of the entire building. Almost
ali of the chiefs of the carpenter, brick max
ing. brick laying, sto7ecutting, stonc-lay-
ing, etc, ETC., departments, learn also,
hase4 been Democrats. Twill say, however,
thatI have only learned ;.is latter fact re-
Gently. for, .ctI.v, 10 one Of the Commits
sioners ever tE yu@ut to inquire to what pO-
Iis!caI rnrtv an cn,l Iovec bcI0ngcd.
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III, TEMPLE,
WM. :. sis RtkE,

TTDRSEY At LAW. LEWIS. CASS COZ NT1
* l,5g lgu5Syl
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SITE LINATIC ASYLUM.

We COPY from the Burlington Ufwn'cye
letter from the Hon. JAMES W. GRIMES,
giving history of the above institution
We do this that our readers may compare
the trtfs therein set forth with the state
ncn!a made bv the Democratic press, Gen.
DopGE. and other stumpers Of the same ilk.
Werecret that 1.-THE humane institutions OF
the State" have been converted into " shut
t.ccocks, to BE- knocked back and forth be-
tween the two political partics,' but the
Republican party are in no wise TO blame
for this prostitution Of benevolent objects
to partisan purposcs. THIS game Eas COM
mcnccd by the Democratic party, during
the last campaign, and that, too, notwith-
standing the records of three sessions of the
legislature show large majority Of the
Democratic members of these legislative
bodies rotinq in .taror of the appropriations
to these institutions. In the inception and
progress of these institutions, partisan pol
itics had no part-and the responsibility
cannot aow be saddled upon any political
organization, yet, this is just what the Dem
ocratic party-through its leaders, stumpcrs
and press-is trying to do, for the purpose
of making little political capital. TO such
base subtcrfu.es are the DoDGE Democracy
driven. ia their nfiorts to secure power and
rIundtr! That they will succeed in con-
vincing mrny Of the citizens of Iowa, that
Republican Legislatures have appropriated
certain sums of many for the construction
Of suitable asyiums for the Deaf, Dumb,
Blind and Insane Of the State, We do not
doubt; but we shall be sadly disappointed,
if they convince any considerable number.
that those sums of money have been inin-
dicionsly expended; or make any political
capital by fastening upon the Republican
party the contraction of humane institutions
alike crolitable to the State, the People,
and th"i: Representatives. But, we shall
see. Fail not to read the letter Of Gov.
GRIMES attpntivply.
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p The Dcs Moines journal takes ex
ceptions to our statement, that the Hon
JAMES HARLAN ''is the most logical and con-
vlncIng speaker in the State" and intImntes
that " I,aLA>'s logic is so fine it cant be
undersood.' This may be true, SO far as
the editors of the Journai are concerned,
for no one expects anything of logical
character to penetrate their ob,usen"ss. -
The I" convincng' arguments of Mr.. HAIR
Ian, would doubtless fall upon their ears,
much as the " convincing" arguments Of the
delectable Junior editor of the Journal, did
upon the ears of the porcine quadrupeds,
" once upon fitRe' at Iowa CITY.
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ITS LOCATION.

The Insane Asylum was established sat,
or near Mt. Pleasant" in Henry County, by
an act of the General Assembly approved
january the oath, 1855, the Senate at that
time being Democratic and presided over by
Matur!n l.. Fisher, of Clayton County, and
the House OF Representatives having what
was called an Anti-Nebraska majority
See Session Lacs l654-5, pGge 1917 1t
would seem therefore, that neither party was
responsible for the location. No man, at
that time, thought Of politics in connection
with this subject, as is shown by the unpar
alIclci unanImity with which the bill making
the location and naming the COmmls
sioners to superntend the erection of the
Asylum was enncteI into a law. The bill
passed the House of Representatives, by a
vote Of fifty to six, See House Journal
lojj, page 3jl,) and passed the Senate by
a vote of p to 4 See Senate Journal lsj5,
D0Gc 2GJ.)
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STATE LUNATIC AsYLUM-cARD FROM
SENATOR CRIMES.

Attempts are made in certain quarters, to
iujure the Republican party, on account Of
its alleged responsibility for building Lu-
matte yluEa at Mt. Pleasant. No one could
object to this if the statements made and
the differences drawn from them had
any foundation in truth. If there has been
anything done that was wrong in regard to
this Or any other matter, and the Republi-
cans did it, they should be held to answer
for it. Has a wrong been done, and by
whom?
propose to state, as briefly as possible,
the true history Of the location and erection
Of the Asylum at Mt. Pheasant, and shall
state nothing that is not susceptible of the
ciearest demonstration.
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H. &. NUTT T. 4. TRITLE. J. s. ANDREWS
Ihr Nrrrllultt'+ E.xchang" Bank,
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ID. }. SULLIVAN, NJ. ID.
ST, ho " { ii

pIIlSiCIAN AND SlRGl.pE \
hm con NAN Street near the "nruor Of l. Me- HroHi
" WY, t,"TIl B,Url,. Iowa.
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II Ut 'TTI ~ ''1-''
GEORGE Dol GHTf

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win D"i-e, de-; Casa'!y Test de-; IL. {. Mutt
Co.. d,.
ST LovIs, MO.-DoaN, King c.: S',rlrc Reel,
Shaplcish, Nay y Co., S. c. DAVIS Co., Howard \
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