Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08

ES~s. n. PEFTtzGILL 4 Co, Iis S&ssaa ss
Esw Yerk and 10 State 81, Baston. &rs pu aatssg,
iEea A&snss to receive Advertising for this pape
ET~1oY. Coz Co, are aufaofisea Agents soi
New EaEk aad Phisadsipais.
Ts.Rs GILEs, Is sur aHIherl&ea AEeas EsI
Boston. tA'-t Ivy ts++ III
ETJ. 5. POST Co. are our sushsrizsd Assasa
for 81 Louis, . -s.-.ua-......
pS r Esuaos lsaas saanasszes Agsaz ID
Chlea&a. III 8 IA 445& Z l4fE gS ri
WHAT IA MEL N. euRwEs EHDoR sK:s
~ AND MELzEYR@ IN.
We are Indebted % the State JeasRal
for the followingti !.
| We do pot doubt that every man In this
district has beard Of the book known -
'sHelpsr's GEisis.p 1t has occupied t0o
largo = share in sse mind of the natiau
not 20 have its ,infamy advertised extern
sively and Esil,' bat Il aaay not BE- known
that thai beck, in all is ieforlaity and
hideousnsss, was publicly endorsed Ay b
man now supplieant for the votes Of
the people Of this State. If, however,
the reader will turn his eyes 10 the first
page Of this paper, he viii see that SAM
uel r. Curtis, Of Iowa, "cheerfuily re-
commended and endorsed the work and
that Dot only he bat sixty-seven othar
Republican oongTessmen beside, gave it
their official and non-ofhcial sanction.--
We now make few extracts from the
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scr ia AAt BUT ~ A8oL1fIoAtaT.
we arg net nscTFfy- = TTes-soFEsr, bat &oa3E-
aoalst 10 the fullest sFass Of the terra. We are
vt ohs ~ taF0T Of ke4PEns slavery eut u the ter
r.iories, e44 eaFTyfHg car opposition stsp f4T-
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Ia irdDrsEgi AZ vre havfg Saia Lr, ig4su.ywI
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II. Curtis. Not tos be euafsuYFfieFgtoCd this
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IN IS maso.~s ta5.Iav w-.eg., =, : -, 60
Ia ssrry1nt n oat our 4eisns Pfseigtaanes in this
esstd stael'G4p@.s - Ess Slaves il he gnlsn, We
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After stating in this manner what they
mean TO do with the negro, the Southern
planter is Literally denounced in tarIns of
boundlegs maanang. The follawfnv ia 70
show that MIR. Curtis believes the people
~ tho C,,th 49,, ..a ,-,.- - -
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traitors TO the country IN times of war !;
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'Aaa tAAASAaa'"AH Sta~t sS ID HUI L@iit proven 10
be trrIa.
TAE soVTE LAID OF TEAlToE5-
Yoa s esrs s.ysa ~ sone Of me e, bsags : q ie
We have faaght the battles ot the south sAlls sea
fo,y 's-iaaer2se " stsanei ANN 4 Curtis ''s -
Az HONEST o'rs'oE OF sLAvEaT.
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Se,e less sneaaels = tie Iaoral iaw taaa stsye-
agee saoas rv{sixai fAsn cow,gsos vs,srdrrrrs g.
CAssTfsilg rscoasssE4sd ~ Sazatl r. Curtis.
Ia not tha aL.axa q bsndaanan ursutiTnay,t
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from maR who associates in CONGRESS
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al,.'ei a. S"h''' ali" SAA'y -se' 'sh 0h HIS
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SLAVERY.
were II possible .ihai fas WhsFs ha neeF eeald
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Now the above is what might be caIled
,
a4n4ADte, perhaps, Walle lhe HoElo@Ings
II, the sayna aaY,aa xxoy,ld ha Gse8,ozfa -,
stip b,th ara ;,,4or.od h., tb;s Rsn,,pl;o.r
candidate ", cav+;s and bv n ssx.rd
a. sslou;aal ,, poad
Asoyrxrox or mopEns prmoeaAru
50. too, the eallenrer to aluaast svsry aass has
SION .iaps 4arinr man nae s in q. e cor rupt S mn Of
] s,1yy iI2 ,es sTsstis e as StA. ssS.S e,ss sSs
Bat we could 20 on for an intarmtna-
ble time 70 ruote ynassAves from this
@cheerfuffv rtcommended'1 book. The
above will readily suffice. and we only
w;sh to uresant one nore ta show tba
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