Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

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and then IL the OCEAN was drained. we.
aen's know what the Col. would do with
the waters q the Mississippi and Missouri
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eAS'T aET ALONG WITHOUT LYING.
The lieensiousness Of Black Republic
eaaism is well illustrated by the seal Of
new recruits in Fiesng with their older.
brsshren in Tia voeakioa Of lying and siam
der. We haxs an instance In the Iowa
City Reporter, whose proprietor was late
IL purchased with price, and whose
editor is an itineraat newspaper stipsHdi-
airy, recommended for unblashing men
daeity and superior facility At personal
defamation. The determination 10 out
Eierod Herod, evineed BY the Reporter, in
impating to democratic Journal the ste
reotyped seurriIity Of certain Black Re-
publican prints, entities it TO the palm
among it's eo-laboFsrz. That sheet ae-
euses as THE Basss) Of being the aushor
Of a scurriFous epithet, as senseless In APP
piiaation Is il ID vile in conception, which
was inEented and applied to Col. PALMER,
Receiver of Public Moneys 81 this place,
by certain Black guard Republican
sheet of such abandoned character that
all deceas people leathe its leprous touch
and deprecase lis pestilentsai influence as
az evil 70 be endured only by eompuision.
The paper here alluded to and its com
peer ia infamy, the Burlington Hack
Eye, whence said scribbler Of the Repor-
ter was spewed forth upon Iowa City, are
the only ones in which We remember haF-
ing seen such term applied to Col. F.,
until. now echoed by the Reporter, which
thus sneakingly efdeayors to impart en-
easy TO its slime By claiming for it q
DeEnoczatie origin. Can total depravity
go beyond this? -s 1[%t#
Ths term quoted BY the Reporter in
connection with Col. P.'s name, Was aey-
er, in that connestioa, mentioned ia our
columns even incidentally for we do DOT
consider il sitAer necessary or proper 70
notice that species of filth cast up by the
licentions organs Of . lieensioas party,
oas of pure naalsce and revenge, TO as
perse the names Of Democrats whose
weapons Of truth and reason they are I'M
able to withstand and we only notice it
now TO refute the inpatation Of author
ship to ourselves, which we repel with
scorn and contempt for the mercenary
creatures who can thas eooliy and delih-
erately Ie---kaossiHgag and se@aE&ealy lie
for the parpcHe Of creating an impress
zion that the Basle is sunk Is low in sour
rility as the source of that Rlth in which
they deal at second haRd.
The fact that the political rslakisns at
present existing between ourselves and the
gentlemen above named are not of very
pleasant nature, owing TO his withholding
his support from Stephen A. Douglas,
the regular nominee, Is only an aggrays-
tion of the meanness which eau seize upon
that circumstance for color Of ereaibility
to its SANDER. Though in our view, he
has marred long and ereditable record of
political sdeIitys marked By very able and
effective service to the cause of Democ-
racy, and though sense Of duty has i'm
peiled as to speak 10 painted terms of
rsprobation Of the position nov oeeapied
BY him and others, ws have neycr had oe-
easion TO express on entertain towards
Cob palmsr, personally, anS sentiment
but that rsspees which il due 10 gentle
man by nature amd edaeation--a man Of
strict integrity and homer, - libsssi,
frank and generous as he is upright In
all his intercourse.
II rnay seem strange that tbs right wing
of the Black Republican party should per
sist In such abuse towards their allies OF
the left wing, who ara aeaiously second
ing their efforts TO carry this State fsr
Lincoln; bas politics, like poverty, afsen
makes strange bed fellows, and we are
much mistaken if the Breskinsldge bolt
ere do not experiences lii TINS campaign d
forstasts of that sspoiiticai helps 50 efo-
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