Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-27

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BucaAS4x will again be candidate for
nansinaaaan. We are nos awars apaA
whsa aakhesisy such . statement has
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hearty suppers H
Il i true, We hsssno apepsavsd ss
|glyen our sapaoFs q III ~ Us Fseom-
msnaasions has re rsgarasa "a prssses.
pls inyolEsa d thams ahas they wssa0
questions e psiiey apoa ghssh Detae-
ssass might diasF and salf q fsisnda and
Democrats.
The Blaak RspahIisaa party saaAss
understand hawis 10, that nsmesraas
can differ apsa qasssions u palisy. aaa
yst rally and anisa ssgsshsr in supposs
Of principle, add heabs thsy regard svs-
n man a. opposed % the Adminlssra-
ton, who aoss nss apRsoys assry msas-
uEe recommended b shs President -
They ooneluGis thai ehsp artg i divided
and brokan up hs0aase d possion VI sAsH
Democracy susaains the Fssommenda~
lions Of the Presidents, whlls aassAsr
portion are opposed to, and yose agaiaas
them and seeing sash divisions npon
questions d psaisy. EAsy divide the Dsm-
ocrasiO paxs5, ssyiing one portion Ad-
minissratioa Democrats and another
Douglas Dsnocrass. Isshonid be bornc
IN mind hoRsvaE, shas shegs are bat one.
kind 81 Dsmocsass, and thsy are those,
who beIieve In shs sovereignty Of the
psopls--sovarsigusy os the ssases~.thaa
all Political power 10 in ths people, and
thai sll gOvssnmsnts degiYa shsir Just
powers sEon the consent Of the governed.
That the Consultation Of tina United
States 10 ne supreme Iaw az the land,
and il, and al Lars legally enacted IN
der il, ahould bs maintained and snfer-
ced; and ahe Union be preserved. he
thai cannot endorse these doctrines, is
not Democrat, and from these doc
srinsa arises the psinsipis called Popa-
Ter Sovereignty, or the right Of the pee
pie Of the Territories 10 govern them.
selves subject only 10 the Constisution
Of the United States, and the lava mada
in pursuance shereOf.
TO carry out Ehess doctrines, os prin-
oiplea, and others held by tas Dsnocra-
ey, Is the obiset Of the Democratic par
BY, and for the better sfseting thai OBJ
jet, and 10 secure union, harmony and
concert Of action, National Convention
has been eallsd, ia which every State in
the Union esn be represented, and the
will Of the Democracy IS 10 who shall
be the candidates for President and yies
President Aacsrtained.
As we said before, all havs q fret
choice who the candidate shall be but
ali are honorabIy bound to support the
nominse Of that Convention, whether his
nsaH is nominated or nos. We hare
man who Is cur 6rst choice, and hope be
may receive the nomination at shs
Charleston Convention. We wish it dis
EineslT understood however, that unlsss
be receives she nomination Of the Ma
slonal Convention, that we cannot nor
s0sH not support him as an iHdepsadsat
candidate, against the regular nominee
of the Charleston Convention.
II has been said, (by the enemies Of
Senator Douglas We prssumsl that hs
viii not allow his name to be used at
the National Convention; bat will suf-
fer his friends to use his name as
an independent candidate for ths Pres
idsRey. We are not aware by what
authority such statement is put forth,
or whsIher there is any authority for it;
bat we believe that should he paEsus
such course, that his political star,
which Is now in the ascendant, will set
forever at the expiration Of his torn in
the United States Senate.
To sum up, as q Lawyer would say,
every body has GFSt choice for Prssi-
dent. Everybody has right to hare a
6Ess choice; bus everybody cannot Sc
cure tbs nomination for sheir Grst choices
and should be satisfied IL the first choice
il somebody else succeeds in getting the
nomination.
This will be our course, and after the
nomination, the gominss will be our
first choice, and We will give him, who
sveE he may be, our hearty and undivi.
ded seaport. ...
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TE2 Mar CAEH CRoP.~-The Baton
Rouge AdUsytiser, hears complaints
among the planters, Of great damage TO
thar aaAI aaua he, III ,v~os - ~ =.