Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-16


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ne esassna Il Us osnysnfien be woala
saaa = 90 Chair a ha seaa. The feIs
smaaK IN ~ essa assassaa
wAsaas aaas. 5ans i, 1856,
UnAx Ssm Erum - 81 ezra rAle re-
mzsss III - nswsp Ssss gaag slsas IN
81 hsAssraa asasa IL 4eNISng II haing co
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u 49, q asnd tlsas \ Aave stogsana-
&s1a nass aaxisEy faR ~ tRlassph u or
asapiss go fsa = o. pessonal ei,I
d q wisharswas III ~ aasas viii
NeatySEaas 10 tho hArmaAy ot aar party,
n sAs assanaaa Of or Gauss, 1 hopa you
Viii 80 haaitzsa IL saka he aEes. ksr
- aITs u u ~ dasiEA that shs aasion
III sba Banveasaou Will Ambedy and sx@
nfwss sha wiaaaas feelings and principles
a sAa Damoerasy d sha RapaAllc and.
heaas, II ~. Pierce, ux Mr.. Buehan an,
u eng okher seatessaA, who 10 falkhfal
% me ggaas iasus involved IN she eons
aasa, SHALL rsrsapa q sssjorssg ef tAs Cos.
ssaDkoas 4 safmszfls hsps Ehat al saV
yysasas suS1I uaits ~ sasggsMg AisR fsso-.
tlhsrass amd aAsR In makiaa ass aomiaa-
faam 80 amiMcass. Let 20 peFsonal con
siasgasions disturb the haTmonY % sn-
aangag the triumph Of our principles.
y. "a. DOUGLAS
Hen. W. d. RICHARDSON, Cinsinnatis o.
Mr.. Riehardson then withdrew lha
nauaa og Afr. Dsagiaa, and Az. BsaAaa-
Ansa momlnasisa was made unanimous.
During tbs reading Of tbs dispatch there
ware fTsquAna oashursts Of praise Of Nj.
Douglas, and tbs reading vas several
siass intercepted with tremendous ap-
plAass. s .....
Bal hew diiFsssat il shs course par-
sasa By tbs sAnaidatss nOw ID apposi-
tiaa 10 BIZ. Deuglass On the 2sd ball
Lea II uhasissson, Douglas resolves .
masjerssg q MI the votss, iaaiaaiRg tkaae
ahas sd ssesdea upoa the sdoptioa oe
~ pIsstoam, aaa ssarly . sse-third
res IL the delegates rsmainihg In the
Conysnsion, but no dispatch il received
Ersm his opposing candidates aHthcrix-
iag tAsir frisnas 10 withdraw their names
whsa ssAEr. Douglas, or aas efAer states
man, whs il fsithfal to the great inter
ssas involved In shs sonssss, SHALL re-
essss msjegsty Of TIE Coapsatsoa, p
and hspsmg that ali their {! frisnds srslI
emate ta asessrias h3a tsCe-th&sds, omd
aAam i'm maksMa biE somss4s4sfssa zssea=s-
ssoss." No, We and nothing Of shil
kind Ooaaing from the opponents Of Mr.
Doaglass althengh nsithsE Of shem were
able 10 sommaad bait - many votes -
he had wheA his nAne was withdrawn,
and that, too, In q Convention 5avins
mors delegates than the one that nom'
imasea AAg. Buehanaa.
Not ana Of his opponents were willing
10 Imitass this aahls example, aud retir'
kram the ksld, and generously bow 4
the will Of the Eas5ortty Is Douglas d.
Ia BaohAnan's eass? Ne! There va
10 saek exhibition Of patriotism on theii
pAxt-ne putting In practice the gOot
cid DsmssrRais motto, ''Prineipiss, no
Aasn.a There was no room for applause
aud pIaadits as tbs saeEiace of self b
party and the coed Of shs soantEys aael
- rAag sArosgh toe bad - eiueinnati
Ii IL strange whas great change h
wrssght IL shs ninds Of men, In foul
shaFs ys&xss z
Fear ysars sgs, tha sseeasgs Of th,
prsssas year, and ire msn who % Charles
tsn refused I'd yield 10 the voies ef th'
mA5erikys maas shAa plstfeEm thslr sal'
afmssm#, whiah thoss whs 81 ChaEaesaoE
vsasd Tor DeagIas, sdeptsd. If siai
plasgsrm was sighs four years ago, why
e. ii nos righa SOW 2 That plasfOFm sub
mas&sd tho wheIs TsREitaTiai qasstion "a
aiss Enprema Ceurt. In that Court shs
righls aSa pswsrs VI Coagrass o. Of abs
Territories will have 70 b. assided, and
sAa decision Of the OsuEs ssasss and aOiai
b. Sustained, all platforms and lava %
IA scatrAsy notwithstanding. Do The
aasmiss III Douglas ask more Do they
axpsss by asfsaaiag him 10 override the
dseisioms of tbs Supreme 6ouTs2
we nosies 80 essential difference In
shs attitude Of the sanss party msn In
1856 and 1850. In 1856 DIR. Douglas
yielded his ewn aspirations to lis party
whsn sagortsy called upon him TO do
so.- Ia 1860, his epponsnss hAys had
sks saxas call, bas sAsy tygsoeey isy and
- u dsaanss the will ii the majority.
Have sheY lost All seHas % hoaeE and
pasgssgism, 81 wsss shsy unconscious Of
che sourss thay ware puEaaIag, and
vrssasaa hlindEy en- nea having tine 70
saks ssseber ssssnd thoughs :" Thsy
missad ths bsss opportunity ot showing
ahsir willingness to sasriGse sssffor the
coed Il shsir parsy and their country.
Ansaheg opportunity will be givsa then.
Id Baasimnss We hope g sae ahe appos-
ma samaidassa come forward snd am
mouzsss TIA. Dsnglas having received
zaaioxiay Ill all the votes, they cordially
wsshaFAw shsir namsa from she canvsas,
ana raaoamena his unanimDas nsmina~
tsaa.
II sAsy parsss such course, dadgs
Dsaklaa Will % ghs asxs Prssiasns 81
Ia unisaa sasses, aad tie rights q sv-
nv sssss - Tsrxisass viii be sssassa
~ - psspssuisy Is shs unisa sssae-
HsazaS.
ssrems wara ms NJ amaahaAs
ii vsry dsaisasaivs ase esswgrsa g.
xS@mmsAmI a. a.. Akse tgasA ssamk szEzNh