The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22

- vgasA1ILE GENIxC6
Ths ed;,oe Of The D. Nsisss Journal y
. ,.n;a--sc les reaevned for -serbosity
tbs, sar ,h.llosress. No les remarkable
for vsacssy Of idsas shas for rsckisnsness
Of asser.ion. Not more notorious Tor .
aiarrhea Of words than fef eossivsness o.
truth. After this inventory OF bis qaaiih-
ca,ians, il j. sho.iy . york Of sarneozsaoo'
10 inform Cur readers thai SsisiOu hsten-
ia.. editor Of the Journal, Is Dcuzias
naa-sos fran princip'e, bss 50 naiscf o.
psean;ary policy. lie sarsooi haprine'Pis''
a. Il. e.svessh hoar, os. Of cnssdera'ion
for biz pockets. An ardent 1Fpof.ef o.
Mr. Eschanan's Lseompssn ptliey, - =
aaw The rao.. l5sa- mSushsd Of 81 sSe sea'-
ga, pssylas harIeqains 10 the State! AL
ether eloquent u'bass 70 the great ana
growing potency Of the "AinsAsJ D0''
Iarw
VEL. this versatile genius i juss nov
a;,;a;rp b. valaab.e tine bssEen pleasing
sx,ar;ss on Hsary Clay Dess. Gov 4 CAL
/ Gale. Martin Van Barren Bsnnssf, ana tne
DEMOLITION Of I'd. Republican r'minee Tor
v,ss Prs.idsss. Dean is sn'is"an OF
the olisn school, an inteIlec,aal sampson !;
Cole il second only 10 Dean sd Bennett
Ii. another .iittie gisns"-aeordins 20
tu..ehin.. The three wsrshi esfbo'e men
,ioasa, sr. defended and eulg zsd Win
more Of xsa. than di.eresion-via more OF
impaisns assertion than srsunsn1-s"a
more Of reckless rervsrsion Of facts 'han
.sra,h Of history" by the sii:or Of the
Journal. In his speech in bis c'sy, Mf.
Bsanes, charged ,h.' Mr. Hamlin voted
niainst the ss~-" -,
80 -. .orra,na,ed, and for The zane Blu
Eafer he ras nominated. We pronounced
,hi, charge false. The Journal does not
contradict this statement OF ours. Il equiv-
ocasss, and charges sha, Mr.. Ham!in voted
twice agains, Homestead Bill. Nosaword
does /. say about his vote for the Senate Bill
Of las. winter, as charged BY Mr.. Bennett.
1, evaies that point, and sacks to cloak the
p,endaci,y Of Sir. Bennett. in this particular,
under some general remarks, to the effect
that our "dietion is too hsavy'-thas our
"styls i. unbearable," and that ue had
ysry hard time 10 "obtain ofsce last winter"
stiI,ssu Hutehins is no. alone in acknowl-
sdging that our "diction is too heavy" and
that our "styls i. unbearabls." This is the
prevailing opinion among the Douglasisss
hcrsaxays. II may be true that No had a
hard time in obtaining office last winter,
bu. still, va are sure We had nothing like
80 hard time-ws suffered nothing like tho
eonsumely--th a, Mr.. S.iltson Huschns did,
in hi. endeayors 10 obtain an endorsement
Of "sound on the goose" at the hands OF
the recent ouglas Democratic State Con-
ven,ion-no member of our party slapped
as in the face for our Impuaencs We do
not know bu, what We have been ''sweeter"
on the "nntch" since our election a. Post
master. bat We do know that Stiltson
IIutchus has been, anil is now, particularly
"swest" upon the Douglas men, since Mr..
sample slapped his face, for asking the
Dougla.itss to officially pledge themselves
to reward him, tho said Hasehin,, fer de-
ssrting Buchanan at the eleventh hour, aud
bringing a. the feet Of the DougIns faction,
a base supplant for such crumbs OF cold
victuals as il was 10 their power to bestow.
Stiltson IIutchius can no more convince the
people Of Iowa, that Mr.. Hamlin was, for
Years previous TO his nomination for the
Vice Presidency, opposed to the Homestead
measure, than he can convince them that
Mr.. Douglas 10 in .faror Of that measure
he can no more make the people of Iowa
believe tha, Martin van Baran Rennett is II
match for the Hon. NJ. l.. Mcpherson, in
debate or that Cow 4 Calf Cole is intel
lectuaily the superior Of Col. Curtis, than he
could make the recen. Douglas Democratic
State Convention believe that he fIutchins)
was 1T person to be endorsed "a the editor
Of the central organ Of that faction. His
faculty Of making "shaliow rivulet Of
thought meander over large fed Of let
tiers, ;" will be Of no avail to hin in these
gigantic undertakings. He may .quvocate,
he may pervPrt aud dis,ors facss, he may
rail at ", he may imagine vain things, no
may draw on his Imagination to bis hearts
cputeat, but ha can never convince any one
that Mr. uamlin 10 not now api has ever
been consistent supporter Of the Home
stead principls that Mr.. Bennett did not
falsjfv here. or that Col. Curtisis not an
ADLER man than Mr.. Cole.
In conclusion, Stil,sen Hatehns advises
"a 10 quote literally, a. heretofore, from
James Russell Lowell. Good atvice, which
we feel inclined to follow. Lowell "thiuks
q negro 10 az good a. white man," says
Itatcbins, who, we fear, has rea, Lowell to
iistle purpose. Ilutehins furths says that
perhaps s,e agree with Lowell il this par
tlaalar. We must confess ths We hare
seen negroes fully the equals Of Hatohins,
intellectually and morally. To conclude With
a quotation from Lowell, We msy say, that
Nr. ssiltson Hutehins, in changing from
Buchanan to Douglas, has showt that
"ffe asss't rs'Iy principle msrc's an di yud.''