The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
fined the conflict between Free Labor and

fined the conflict between Free Labor and
Slave Labor.
Here, then, is q measure eninently "de-
mocratic''-a meaure specially and almost
exclusively beneficial to that class of men OF
which the Democratic party claims to be
larely composed-the laboring poor-and
vet. that section of the Union whence the
party draws its chief strength, which went
almost in a solid body for Buchanan, and
on which it relies for future success, votes
in unbroken column against it. And why
Because the Southern "Democracy," SO
called, is hostile to the hard hand and sweat
ing brows of free labor. 1t sneers at free
laborers, free land, free schools, free speech,
free presses and free men. 1t is an aristoc-
racy, and dcspises the poor mans "quarter
section" 1t is an oligarchy, and points de-
risively at the "homestead," the humble
cabin of the backwoodsman. And yet,
! eighteen months hence, the sixty ''Demo-
| Gratis who to- day Kissed their contemptuous
nays at measure for the relief of the indus
/ trious poor, will. with their aiders anu abes-
! tors, North and South, coax and cozen these
same poor to bestow their votes upon ''the
regular Democratic" candidate for the Pres
idency. Well, ho will get some Of them ;
| for fools and dupes are about as plenty as
rogues and hypocriscs. But retroution is
coming. Ere long the South Will need to
cry
''whip8 for the backs,
Chains for tie heels.
Hooks for the nostTiis 0: Democracy,
Before 1t spurns
As well as feels
The riding Of the Aristocracy: 20
! The vote was as follows:
| YEAS-Mcssrs. Abbott, Adrian, Andre1cs,
Barr, Biliinglsurst, Bingham, Bishop, Bliss,
Bsayton, BuNnqton, Balr9ingame, Burns,
Burroughs, Case, Cavanaugh, ChQtee, E>-
ra Clark, Clawson, CLARK b. Cochran,
John Cochran, Cockefil, Colfur, COnlins,
Corning, Couode, Cox, Craain, james
Craig, Curtis, DAVIS of Indiana, Davis of
Massachusetts, Daris Of Iowa, Daares,
Dem, Dich, Dodd, Dufee, Fynesuorth,
tcaton, Florence, Foley, foster, Giddings,
| Gilman, Cocoa, Gooiwi1t, Granger,
Gregg, l'roe,beck, Grotc, Lawrence ". iiali,
Robert 3. Hall, Hdrlan, llaskin. Hatch,
/ Howard, Hoard, lloages, Horton, HoraTd,
Jewett, George W. Jones, Kei,n, Kellogg,
Kelsey, hilgore, kIapp, John c. hunket,
Lawrence, Leach, Letter, Lovejoy, Moc!ay,
McCIbbin, Matteson. Miller, Morgan,
-IofrA, EdrGrd Jog Morris, Isaac \. Nor
RS, Freeman 4. Morse, Ollrcr 4. Morse,
{ Murray, DIN, Palmer, PGrkcr, Psndleton
Petit, William II. Phelps, Phillips, Pike,
Potter, Polite, purriance, Really, Robbins,
Roberts, Royce, Russell, Scott, John Ster-
man, Robert Smith, Spinner, Stanton,
William Stewart, Iappan, George Taylor,
Thaj cr, T,ompkinS, Eal.andipgham,
/ Wude, IVaibridge, UGi6ror, Walton,
Ward, Cudlcaiuder c. Washburn, Etihu B.
! Ud&Isburn, Israel WGSh5uyn, Wilson, and
! Wortrndyke-l2O.
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, Atkins. Avery,
Bark >dale, Bocock, Bonham, Bowie, BJyce,
Branch. Burnett. Caokle. John B. ii lark,
Cobb, Burton Craige. Crawford, Carry,
! Davis of Maryland, DowelI, EdmondSon,
English, EustIs, Faulkner, Garnet, Gartre.!,
GjImov, GooIc, Greenwood, Harris, li!i,,
Hopkins, Houston. Hughes, Jackson, Jen-
kias, KeItt, Jacob NJ. Kunkei, Larmar, Lei
dy, Lctcher, Mcqueen, McRae, Humphrey
Marshall, Samuel S. Marshall, Mason, May
nard, Miles, Mllson, Moore, Niblack. Nici-
OILS, Peyton, Ready, Reagan, Rcaud. Ruiiin,
Scales, Seward, Aaron Shaw. Henry NJ.
Shaw, Shorter, Sing Teton, Samuel \. Smith,
William Smith, Stallwo rth, Stephens, James
4 Stewart, Trippe, Underwood, Vance,
Watkins, Whitley, Win>iow, Woodson,
Augustus L. Wright, John '. Wright, and
ZylticvEtr--IG.
Republicans in itGiic-Dcm ana
South Americans in Roman. For the bill
Republicans, s.; Democrats, 50; against
the bM-HepubIican, l; Democrats, g. ;
South Americans, 10.