Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-17

xMR sRESca sE y r. s@eoss~s
he eatizahs of 0annil Bio wsss cd
dressa by ths Hoa. ID. \ aazasn, oul
Friday evsning, al wsF ca truly say
thas h has not been orr good fortune 70
listen 20 more argumsnsative and con-
yincing speech auriag the caavass, than
the oae delivered by Mr.. solomOa upcf'
that occasion.
de dearly proved that shs aim end OBJ
jscs of the Black Republican parry, y d
make ma asgso tins equal Of vaiIe msas'
aud 10 grant him equal privileges I'M the
management Of she affairs OF the nation.
He read . portion Of the Repnblican Plat
form and asked anB Republican 10 answer
what was meant BY Ii, Ar. Klnsman,
Black Republican, responded, fsjast shat
the signsrs Of the Declaration DC hide
pendenee meant by it.'' Ar. solomon
teen asked what he lkiasmAn) thought
the Signsrs Of the Declaration meant
Kinsman saw that be had got his ''foot
in," and for fear Of getting both In, can
eladsd TO make - response TO thu last
question: He saw that IL he answered a.
all Democrats answer, that the signers
meant by Sall men," all white men, that
then the Abolition thunder would be
knocked osat Of the Republican platform.
IL be answered that they meant all men of
every nation, color, kindred and tongue,
that then the Republicans Platform would
convict the Repabiieah party of being in
favor Of negro equality. Hence, kins-
man thought best 70 adopt Ralssaiss mot
tot
lie that aEAts and rEns sways
Nay live to aSAs another dag"
And quietly coiled down in g corner
and silently received from ID. II. Solomon
one Of ths best drublingA he ever received
in his life. ....
Col. Test attempted to reply TO Mfr. Sol
onOn's remarks, bat soon left the subject
as too deep for him, and commenced Q
personal TRADE Of abuse against Mr.. Sol
omoa. He laid great stress upon the
word ''Hon." appearing before the mama
of DIR. Solomon in the announeem mt of
bis appointments, saying that they were
written by Solomon and exhibited ego
tism and desire of self iau dasion but the
git of ais abuse was knocked into a
''coeked hat" when it was known that
the word "Hon." which had given the
Col.(A so much uneasiness, was interpo-
lated by the printer, to make out the line.
Had il been written By Ar. Solomon,
there was no improperly in it, as it vas
the heading of al announcement TO ad-
dress the people, and q title to which BY
custom be Is entitled, from the fact that
be was 9 member Of the Constitutional
Convention.
While Col.(?) Test objects to the word
Hon. Is prefix to the name of Mr.. Sol.
ONION, we would suggest to him thai he
ought publicly to renouncs the word
"Col." which is preRked to his nam ;, and
to which he is not entitled, either by q
connection With the military or civil de-
partments Of the country.
Our more feature of the meeting we
must notice. While Test was pitch
ing into Solomon, Judge Street and other
Black Republicans eheered and stamped
beyond measure but presently Test turn-
ed his batteries upon them, and proved
that the Black Republican party were in
favor Of negro equality and Disnnion
whereupOn Democrat said to Street,
"Why don't you cheer and stamp ?" 0,
says Street, "that's all dam'd nonsense