The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21
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Hand bills scattered around town, on
Mosday sfsernoos, announced 70 the COED
people Of Council Blufs that soueshing sev
csdss the sss, VS. about to tsrn up-,hers
vas to bes Democratic (Douzlss) rasisea-
ton meeting that evening, 81 SHOWS auction
hesse. This snseuseeneos eassed cons'd'
cradle speealasios, snosg shs more earioss
Of ssr eitissss, - 70 the probable eject sp-
% the pext corn crop, Of sueh unusus! pro-
ceedinxs and "ss the sun, like hsge red
wafer, vas sealing up the day for the post
ofkee Of eternity, ]" small grosps Of intensely
excited Individuals might be seen sssnd'og
upon the street corners, diseussing the qses-
too of--Jspanese cssiliassion. Well, even
Jog came, and With il Vas expected 70 come
the great DEMONSTRATIONS at an early hour
several email. and very enthusiastic boys,
had congregs,ed a, the door, and - the
time for meeting approached, about doses
fai.hsoi Sqgaiiers made their appearance
and set bo.sIs TO uork, making preparations
for sh. ..funeraI." st length, everything
being is readiness, Mr.. CsAwsosD moved
tbs. Colonel LrsAspEa W. BABBrrT ssks
the chair, which motion prevailed; whereopos
that sable man. took the chair. After the
appoin,msn. Of pail-bearers, eriefs, ane
other officers necessary to aproper csisera'
ton Oh ,h. ob-eqaies, committee OF I'VE
"a. appointed 20 draft resolutions Of co.,
doisnce and respect. AZ this 300 u va
estimated that there yer. - least NIFTY Per.
sou. in a,,enJance. about twenty-five Of
whom were R.rabIieaos.l When the com
m;t,ss On solutions retired, i. vas an-
non,r.I tina. the distinguished speakers
fra~, abroad, who were to address the meet
ing, we're all present ~hereupon Mr.. RoBn,
Of Woodbury. county, the Douglas nominee
for Register Of the State Land Ofhce, was
called on, for a speech. Mr.. RoBB took the
stand, and proceeded to give his opinions
upon the questions Of the day, in very
sIoousn, and forcible manner-didu't intend
to talk about Democracy was . Doug
las man (cheers.l Believed that srErHKs
A. DoreLAs tremendous applausel was the
only safe man for these dangerous times,
thought tina, LINCOLN vas very good
man, bu. be WASH, DoroLAs (greas cheers
he might be a good lawyer, but that vas
no more than could he said Of great many
men he might be honest, so It is every
man. daty to be-he may be oil sha, Il man
can be, and We. notwithstanding all this, he
i, no, DsuotAs. loud cheerine.l lie
would sooru TO be called man. worshipper,
and vet he would vote for STEPHEN A.
DorGLAs [great appIaussl without plat
form, in preference to any other man, %
any platform. lie considered Mr.. DoUG.
Las [grea. and prolonged applausel the
only great, national party Of the present
day-hs vas for principles, no. men,-
squattcr Sovereignty is the only true prin-
cpis, and DoUoLAs leheersl is Squaster
Sovereignty, and squattsr Sovereignty is
srsrHxS A. DovoLAs. Tremendous and
long continued applause.
Mr.. RoBB continued to speak for about
IN hour mentioned the name OF DoucLAs
twenty seven times, and was twenty-seven
times loudly applauded by the en,husiastic
Squalisrs,--a and yet they protest that they
are no, guilty Of the charge Of man worship.
When the candidate for Register had con-
clajed his remarks, S. II. CRAIG, Assistant
Democratic Elector for this district, was
called for. but lust at that time tho presence
Of the Sheriff was required up town, to quell
q riot, or for some other purpose, and con-
ssquently he had not the pleasure Of address.
ing tho enthusiastic Sqaafters. Mr.. CRAw.
FORD was mex, called for. lie came forward
and spoke At some length being greeted,
occasionally, with applause from the Re-
publican benches. lie pitched into the
BRxckISRIpss ticket for about half an hour,
finally said STEPHEN A. DouoLAs! and,
amid the tremendous applause that followed
this last remark. he took his seat. Mr..
WILLIAMS was then called The had very
serious spprehensions Of the fate Of the
party Applause from the Republican side.
but he thought DouelAs would win. Great
cheers from the Democratic side. The
gentleman evidently forgot whose funeral it
was, "a he proceeded to deliver lengthy
aud eloquent eulogy on the life aud ebarac-
ter Of General JACKSON, being frequently
greeted With applause from the Republican
eide. AT length, following the example Of
his predecessors, he said SrBrusS A. DorG-
LAS and sat down, amidst tremendous
enthusiasm. DIR. FAsSKR was next called.
lie spoke few words, which we could
not understand on account Of the nose
made By the mourusrs and when hs finished
speaking he read the report of the commit.
tee on resolutions. As We have not vet been
furnished With copy, 10 may no. be able
TO sivs The report rerbalim. but as near ~
We Gao reeollees they read ss follows:
Resolrsi |. That our man 10 SrgPusS
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