The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-01
POLITICAL nt.rr,.Io.

- ~ 49, sf@i~f3sf, i+&4gEAI11 rgf4s~
ines for Presidential Hector, AMI Hon.
AssTtS vas EFass EesxsTr, Dosgla.
nominee for presilential E!essar, held a
J1in. d.ssassien 10 Ibis city on si,ar5a7
tass. Ths dty vas foe, tho crowd re,pscia.
be, and the s4sesing bell ia beautiful
grove 10 oieaitie. Mr.. BgSxgrr led Of in
haranGae u one hours duration. The
taad 81 eli, tsws was consumed 10 n .sph-
s.'ists afrnfner sbou. tie saaormsi egnIi-
''3n .. 2ar Teggi orlEa.n H. agreed With
sSffst Webster, tkat noTmal'' meant
'rs+Hlart according 70 az established h~,
fals az gr5Hslple"~-aa agreement. which
iapFt Is very gratifying to the shade Of the
a"a''h1F Of tas " Boabrrfg-j,v aai for which
the Republicans ia attsud4acs felt trafy
grstals'. Us said ,ha: 100 Republicans
sssssstss its, whsa thew sail that tbs
''n5Fmsl condition % oar territories is thu.
Of fses34s'." AMI so,,.enAesi thae mute the
sanitary -. sras. n history made thi. a
'ae'' hs aaald aos heip IL. Il VI. all owing
% 'oa, treaty ,eith psrsr '- that slasssy
rtlsle.! IN The TsrriIaris.. IL 81. in II,
f'Efttsftes. when soar treaty with Paris"
was faads ani shs Government II lhs Ua.tsd
S'Aie' bad no poser 90 interiors with iss
sS's'saoe ,hsrs. he seemed to think that
tbe poser 10 acquire territory did not argue
'hs rtEhs to govern tho territory acquired.
i arssfnsas dae.I0ily, at cross. parpo.e,
With iho dogma u sqaatser Sovereignty.
Ito e'uhisrci, and stumbled, backed and
i'lejs 10 aai about The orti}nancs Of lI2-,
Hnd taa compromise II iesD. In VAN en-.
sisN'9r to sho# that Congress had usser
lests4atea 10 preserve anr common terrific
tiss fsum the bjghsing curse Of Slavery.
fTsFT eaN a. all c5nvrrsaat With the history
ct congressional legislation, Knows quite
ths CONTRARY Ia be true.
he hes' hraaehssi ,ff into = TRADE about
"'eern eanaa.ys" iIslper, and Che Eopub..
ean prFts, aui wuaad up his hour speech BY
"H''TH'nE Douglas and ''my gar.reat puv.
s'"''r'''H fer tfrs sp7rs. ~ seven miaaGss.
VIZ, hti'HessIS then took the stand, and
far an boar anl taf held tho au1jeaea in
sl@aSs tsf kk. attention. lie ssarraky
Gle 81 ID 'te af7a-ti,iar y.isaautlgasths pr;n.
epias IT 'ba Ilspaalste party we're ,isn,,eal
w.th .Aase hsi4 by The isuaigrs Of oar gov.
'tstasns. aud that the doctrines u .hc
raagNaa pafty we're iHipIgal to the cause
VI freedom. lie proved that Il wa tho
Douglas party that wss u.jrg liz svery en-.
'ieas"r - extend ADD establish the ni,sgrr
Iaifrri over All lbs flesh ash virgia soil Of
ist' nt.tan, wbfIs 'hs RFrubticau party krld
- md ADVOCATED lhs doctrine that the sell
III @tst territories should never be- rallu,ed
" ha tread Of ths slave. tas should be- -.
cGed ansl ssetslig preserved far tbs atlvan.
'ase an3 a,e. af Fsrs waFrk tAnas. This
b. ligid and proved 10 be the daetripo IN
saEafa'ssi, aaa advocated. n5l'uyhs|d. by
'hase who gtve ~ our hgos Char,a II
h's~F'y oa shs psint. his arganans
WI. particularly clear, convincing aad uaan.
sssfatle.
Tie ngxs chased that she Republican party
wss ~ party IN favor 81 the rart6e Rail
road, and ~ . iisaStssi nill. tha, should
sesass Ia ssesv settler on The rasiic lsnis,
"a ae~#stssi II iGo astss Ut virgin soil.
.aitheas nsney aud without price = aai
thss fhs nsasfsa party Wa the parity sp.
p,sssi - ttsse asssticaut measures. 90 this
ra,et, he psssea,ssi sls reesrI 81 abs pons.
Lss stg. "a record shs, convicted that par.
ty 81 she bs.Iess darl,sasy, aadgies snd
in sansisseasy.
Ne. Mcrussss~ss sseslins s-rsv ~ fsels.
and Gloss reasoning. we're asss last upon ths
suItsaes bs addressed. aai sha mpassjsHsd
tl.s-lias ~ Il. hsNxrsr. 10 b. losing aslf
haar spegsh, ah aa reYaar severe suty, the
rse,as t,altsss1, he Ilssas sstad msasars,
sas the sasts. tegl ts tho sresai siil.buvu.
AL sss. satsl zee ss~s tsias ,iiscasstaa IN
sass pl.ss -tbs gssahilcsss sseasts r3ass3
q, tie .se@tss,s ard sasSep<h stuisess,oD
aeI rsassi,isa II thstr gtiselp's-, by As.
.f'asaasx, saa ihe lhaas asssas
,Aa best ii sae ssanFi2cstir q sheiF be-
stsats rfiaeteiys, ty sho bss'Naisa aud
.is.a,fsi Nastrs YAK FgssS EE>S1tr,
Ia tbs evening. Nc. McparssaS. spoke 10
the l.inSsla clae Rsepa. 70 esoeasi Aease
1T Isase. aa&i Seas.esaen. 70 ,Asir lnaai'S
satisfaction and sasisssssn.
Ng. s,ssys1As war; vs. Wv EN.It>p
rse srssnr6esi Mass RsgsslsaSs ss-
rars. AZ Iens,a eesa the ,sass 81 NJ. n5ss-
ias. Sss Sns'saa srssea. vAsea, sha ass
Abs ,varssst sn., sasns. - san ssnc old ssa-
s.a.san. II SAYS it vas iasss'Asasi ~ssa
r,ass saaa asas. Popular Sovereignty. and
iussses..as frsa the ~ss IN which be tern
si Up he Sssshern .sass u u, aad sca-
..xlaiss.
..Ss: 40, A.,~ a-fsiy s.a.~-~sis A~ .~ske
ar,-r Nsw Erslani sEaisraass TO hsa.ss--
y, ~ sas,,~xTNss tssneauset. vryc ststSa >
-. a,he uo,,ssi state. Ssns,e.ss Fac
81. ~ ID anas. aalshaissess o8sseasfoss
az = n,a.Aasif parnsaOsp, Iasa aas ssa "
,ac,S~ 81 .eaci.omaniv he spoke Of sss
.,,,,..., annnen,s: ths vssves-sopsaei Ev.
yj!. .,, ean.a nss havc surrassed his ~oras 81
S.s-.,.-s, 81 this re- pecs. sYes the saanssy
49, 49, ,f,serrn, this u frsm the style Va
uhirA hs has been aesas.onsa y sfssA -
orto he opponents. Cosfsss vaisar, era. ~
.snd vhrsvs bessiax IN hss d'seseseos .as
ssnase o. 90 ny cs..Rs o<asa
s;~sions and epitaess have ntss.olose oe1s
mis- chirf weapons y sesscr 90 8 sesee
The old Deagsas vs. nst a Msssran . %
NJ s4barbssisu u slassy." tse sss ssees-
~. {. sce,tsiniy Id iilaasrhtto1 q me tean'uk
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