The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-29
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1SG1.

PoLITTCAr.Thc great political campaign of 1860 is
closed. The battle has been fought md won, and thu
eagles Of victory peren the Republican banners
ABRAHAM LINCOLN has been triumphantly elected
President aG the Uuied States for four years from the
itb oi March, 1861.
We are entering upon year that will be memorable
in the annals OF Amcfean politics The Fire Eat ers
Of the Cotton states have undertaken 10 break up the
American Union. The people have decided against
them the balobox, aud they refuse to submit to the
verdict nnless their demands SHAH be complied with
which are as f1iIuws:
DEMANDS or THE FIRE EATrRs-1st. That ths
Free States shall pay all iultlves from labor whe
escape. 3D. That all State laws sgainst kidnapping
shall he repealed 81 That Slavery shall be EXTENDED
into all the Territories and protected by Federal
Slave Code sth. That the Stave traffic shall be
opened In the District Of Columbia 9th. That a law
shall be passed granting the eight to Shareholders IA
travel and sojourn in the Free States, accompanied by
thCir slaves.
In case Of noncompliance with these pro-slavery
demands tho Fire-Eaers thTea.au Seccde from the
Union and set up Southern Conederacy, reopen The
African Slave Trade, and attempt to found great
Slsveholdng empire, hy absorbing Mexico, Central
America the Islands of the uff Such is the pro-
gramme Of the DIsUldunists.
IN this cfiss it behaoves every sound patriot and
friend Of the Union and Constitution 10 stand by
Lincolns Administration as The old Democrats stood
hv Gen. Jackson when aSsiiieI by South Carolina
shtecd by the arrogant ohEarchy into base sur
render Of its dearest lights ad nos cherished pTi-
ciples.
OTHER QUESTIONS And there are other import ant
matters to come before the new Administration.
Among these are: Free omesteads for the LaniIess
improvements of Rivers and arboFs; C9nstrnciun Of
A Railroad TO the Pacific; Encouragement Of the Man.
uaeturing and Farming industry of the country; Re
trenchment and Reform in the administration Of Gov
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