The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20
DEMOCRACY AABoLTloElsx!
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yr1n The cszsaI SIS Sage ~ OCT i7ss- 1850,
CANDIDATE SoR sUPREAE JUDGE.
10 shis issue We publish the eorrespon
dsncs between . plumber Of prominent eiss
s.ns Of the State, and the Iion. Daniel Z
Miller, shom they solicit 10 become 40 IN
dependent Candidate for Supreme Judge
!, siiI be seen from the correspondence
iha, Mr.. Miller has accepted the Invitation
10 become Candidate. IL being generally
understood that J. u. Eiisood whom r'
substitutes in the place OF Judge ofan',
Who declined the democratic nomioaaon'
will not be candidate, ne have ta.sn oi'
name from the I;st Of candidates, ana p,ae-
ed in i,s ssAad the name Of Mr.. -. Ter, AND
HOPE THAT HE WILL RECEIVE Ilik
VOTE or EVERY DEMOCRAT UPON
THE MISSOURI SLOPE.
Mr. Miller 10 an old line Wbir, ard while
be has never been fully identified With the
Black Republican party, will receive 'hous
and Of votes in the eastern part Of the State
from the eonserraiirs members OF that par.
.y-men rho do not be'iere in Negro
equality and rho do not beiiere ha. this
gorsrnment ras estabiished for Negroes,
rW rose for him.
His ability Is Lawyer, mona viii quss-
ton, and ,ha, he will make much better
suprems Sudgs than Judge Wright, his
Black Republican competitor, none who are
acquainted with both Insn, will deny.
Look now, 8. The ticket at the head Of the
editorial columns Of the Bug'e what do
you sse' Til. name Of d. 7. MILLER, as a
candidate for Judge! Very well, now let
as look at the political principles Of this
ID. +. MILLxR, whom Col. BABBirr says,
all conservative" men will support, and
whom be hopes "wiIl receive the vote Of
every Demoera. on the Missouri Slope -
Little more than n year ago, and on the 9Th
aay Of September, 1859, DANIEL +. Miller
wrote letter to the Fort Madison Plain
dsaisr, Democratic paper. In that le.'ef
be said he could no, supper, Mr.. STOCKTON,
beause he (srocgroS) was not nn;i-slavery
enough. This letter was published by
nearly every Democratic paper in the
State. lIcace Col. BsGDirr cannot plead
lgnorancs Old. +. MiLLsE's politica! sensl-
meo's. Clearly, then, he supports d. F.
MLLsR in preference to Mr.. WRlcur-for
what? Let the following show:
On the 9Th Of September, 1859, d. +.
MltLER, Democratic candidate for Supreme
Judge, said:
al am radically an.-slavery in my polti-
cal sentiments, and have always been So.
During the twenty years | acted with the
Wing party | never failcd. whether in prI-
vatc or public, TO bear my testimony against
the accursed wrong Of human slavery"
Says Col. B.BpiTr, on the l7sh Of Oct,
1860:
I"hops that he (Mr. MILLHR) will receive
the vote of every Dclnoeri. upon the Mis-
souri, slope"
conservative members" Of tho Repub
Hean party, will al'o support Mr.. MILLER,
says Col. BaBBlrr!
90 the 9Th Of September, 1859, d. F..
Mutxa, Democratic candidate for Supreme
JsiSs, said.
As long AZ, as tho | lth Of January, ISL,
a. member Of the Iowa House Of Repre-
sentattvs., / presented in that Body a
petition from sundry citizens Of Lee county,
a.L,,r A rII,SGE nF TIE THEN TER
RITGRIAI LAWS IN RELATION To
I,rKS AND Ni'I,TTOES. so As 70
gIVF THIN TIE pIGuT or TRIAL. ny
utuy WIEN rIAiuFp AZ FUGITIVE
sIAvES a,I ,a~nc,,ea that chance IN !,
,al,Ec LADIES' xi,h r.ni o,a such ,h,l,,r a.
na..s..ed tn nv sprnri.. tina, HUMANE
Am I:ST ppOpOSirIoN found ,,ss.
ponss 10 the breasts of bu. three other
members Of thar body, Msssrs. A. b. Por.
ter, and Patton Wilson, OF Henry CO.,, and
Thomas wilson. OF Jefferson ana on cal!
Of tho ayes and nays on that question every
isno' ""m =, w" 's1''pea "sa'.' u WI, tS -.
pase. s5a-2isI
Say. Col. B.nnIrr. on the Eth Of Oct.
1860:
I..h,n, ,h,, bs M N,,,r,, x;l, r,..;v.
thu vote Of every prmo,ra, on tho Mis-.
,anri Slone.-
nns.h -, e, ,s.o -
. 's'S'
"'IIsR' 's'a'sfa''e candidate iof supreme
1aige, said:
Twas a member Of the Congress which
passed the fugttivs slave act. though | did
no' procure my seat until 'ss passage, in
consequence o. nv contest Win .S,; tham-
p,S". oa' ''hNL' hArhnSSnp , vi
lS,nr,TorS .yn ,Sr,x,nI,s i,w
AMI when | obtained mv sea, voted invayi
ably With the Free soilcrs OF Congress
against the snesoaeemsnss Of TIE slave
pV"S''
Says Gel. R,eaIrr, on the 18th Of Oct,
ls6o: .-
i"hops that he Mr.. Nrttxsl will receive
The vote Of every Dem era, on the Nj.
.aurt S,aps..
n. ~. f,h ~ s.r,.us.- ,s-a n
MILLER beneesaae eaoaiaa'e Ter supreme
Ja3cp. said:
yas see. then, ,hr. TIE PRINCIPLE
pF UNIVERSAL. HUMAN FREEDOM i
WIN NE NOT NEgEI,Y AN agSrGAC.
rlrS. Btsr AN acrlyy. tttiSt. SEN.
rtNENr uF Ny MORAN AND pnIlTI,
cal. LIFE. ami ,Aa,I s.sp..s esns,.ssn,ly
vote fsr any psrsoa who holds au,.soais,i.