The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-25
POLITICAL nEux

dsellHing 70 give any ne" oeeaaFaacn
principles. He Wishes 10 be judged solsl
By his pas. political acts and opinions.
There is no. aneusral nor an indepeo
Dent paper in all the North, that does not
b. implication or in terms, admit that LIN
coIx will be elected. 1t is said, ''stra~
show which way the wind blows and ,hi
Is more than q small straw.
Speaker 0Es, of South Carolina, ha
written letter in which be says: s'Lincoil
and Hamlin, the Black Republican mona:
nses, ,riU be elected in ISorsinbsr nsrt.''-
They are all getting 10 think so.
In recent letter, defining his position
that pink Of ehivalry, RoeEk A. Psros, say
be was s.always opposed to his (DorGLAs
dogma Of squa,ter Sovereignty" Yet, h'
SAYS be had confidence in DorGLAs' patriot
ism, and would haze Supported him in th:
event of his nomination with the sanction
/ Of party usage. Nevertheless. { he says
must support Mr.. BREcKtSRIpGE. and fol
reasons that are perfectly satisfactory To
ny own Judgment"
/ Hon. JONI CovopE, Of Pennsylvania,
! in a speech delivered at Cleveland on the
7th inst, gave the following reason fer de-
clining reelection to Congress: 81 haye
declined a re-nomiDatlOn for Congress on
( your account. When ABE LINCOLN is elected,
+ as he will be as sure as November comes,
my occupation will be gone-there will be
no need of an investigator, for there will
be no corruptions to disclose"
! The nomination of full electoral and
State ticke. BY the Breckenridge party of
( New York, and very strong one, has re-
moved the last lingering hope Of the Doug
Iasites 10 carry that State. They now give
it up in despair.
| The Lyons AdrocGte has at last come
out for Breckenridge and Lane. This is the
only paper in the State supporting that
ticket, though it is understood that another
vii! soon be established a. Davenport.
AT late Republican mass meeting in
St. Clair county, Illinois, among the ban
ners borne in the procession, was one
Here are the Democrats of 1885," after
which followed u large party of men who
voted for Buchanan, bat will nov vote for
, Lincoln.
The Pittsburgh Gazette says there are
one hun ited and f0rtysix papers in that
State now supporting the Republican candi-
dates, which opposed Fremont and the
Republican party in 1856. Of al! the Fill
more papers, there are, says the Gazette,
but two which now support Bell and Ever
EFT. Lincoln is sure of an overwhelming
majority in the old Keystone State.
Let every man who loves freedom bet
ter than slave ', who loves industry, i0tel-
! lisence, and prosperity, better than idleAess,
/ ignorance, and poverty, vote for the Re
/ publican ticket !; by SO doing he will surely
aid in promoting the moral and material
wealth and happiness of the POOR aud the
laboring classes of his country. The true
patriot has but one party, the people he
has bu. one aim their greatest good.
Hear what the Atlanta (Ga.) Confede-
racy douglas organ) says the little giant
saw and did: "Mr. Douglas saw the in-
justice Of the Missouri Compromise to the
South, hence through hi, nstrumenta,ity
it was repealed, and slavery extended from
So degrees and 80 minutes to the SSH par
aIle North iati;ude.'
The Memphis Aralanchc keeps the fol-
lowing standing at the head Of its leading
column in large letters "Wc understand
that Hon. Emerso on EthcrIdge made a speech
at Dresden, Tenn, during which he read
the Black Republican platform, and asked
if there was any man present who could
find fault with it. lie further said that the
election Of Lincoln on that platform, would
give peace to the country, whilst Breuken-
ridges would dissolve the Union"
-oOnu SLtT, JF., seems 10 nave wv
conscientious beliefs, the first of which is
very correct, and the other very absurd
lie writes; - Will say to the CINCINNATI
hRqalfer' 'h'' as matters no" stand
coRSc'eHt'oHS'Y beiterS max LlArola w'H be
eecfed Ffe5'EcR'' ana mat dissolution as
merHd1is.
judge Wilson Of Chicago has written
letter urging Americans to vote for Lincoln.
lie has been a prominent member of the
A"er'can party, bat now says be cannot
Sc" the least chance for either Messrs. Bell
or Everett, even spou.d the election 90 to
the House.
The y. \. Times says that Mr.. Doug
las Is to stump the State Of NIrEinia-to
give the people Of Tie Old Dominion some
interesting dlscourscs on the subject of
Popular Sovereignty. Tho Times insiss
thlt tn ,1U4l-p " II he On hand IA = in time