The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-27

~uv Srxr coScRess-COl- CURTIS
There IL no longer doubt in RELATION 70
the election Of Abraham Lincoln by the pso-
ole. the recent elections proving coneiu
d, civ that With the same activity ana .s.'
which has eharacsefized the canvass % lar,
.. must Inevitably get the vote q every
Free STATE.
/ This being the fact il becomes matter OF
the greatest concern and importance 70 re,
/ turn such Congress a. viii synpatniIe anu
20 .opsrsse NTH hin, in carrying out the
measures and principles IN favor OF Su'ea
his administration vii! stand plea seo,.o
the restriction Of slavery, reform 10 Tue Az
81 inissration Of the goserrmsns, .as IN,
proyemens Of the country, the iiomes'ea y,
measure, and the Pacific Railroad. u WI
be in vain that Lincoln 10 elected, cniess ne
has Congress that viii pass the laws Id
favor Of these measures.
We hayeu never doubted the election OF
Col. Curtis in shi. Dis,rics BY at least nissen
hundred majority, and do DOS no" DOUBT IL
In fact, intelligence from all parts Ok .ne
D;s,rie. indicates lager majority tnan snaa
eyen. Curt. ha, seen and addressed tns
people. ard they like him. They have con-
sdecce 10 him. They know that De = non
est. They know that the cor.upsins inao-
encss Of Wsshinyscn hare bad and WIZ nass
10 effect rson him. They know 1na' ns ns'
been true 10 the cause Il freedom, ana 20
the interests Of bis District; thas nc mas
been industrious and indefatigao!s 10 o.g-
ing forward the Homestead and the Pacific
Railroad that in short, upon every meas
ure pending before Congress since ne mas
occupied seat there, his voice ana vote
hare been on the RICH, side.
Col. Cur,i. deserves q large majority 10
this District. especially, for his eIertions IN
bsb,lf Of The Pacific Railroad. II has been
bis purpose 10 the FIRST place 20 secure 'ne
adoption OF that measure: IN the neAt place
to ge, a central route adopted, ana ias'y'
to secure the starting point Tor on, o"n
western borders. This be has partiaiiy ac
eompIished, at all events he Is iuehaneu
with those measures, and the question Is,
bow much majority shall be be endorsed
with |? If he is elected, if he has q large
maiorit., i, will be regarded tina, his policy
Is approved Of, tina. Pacific Railroad
measure is approved OF, and that II shou.o
be built on the central route, and start from
Iowa. lfhe is elected, he will be retained
at the head Of the committee, and will 10
great extent, have the direction and control,
in the House, Of legislation on tha' subject.
A vote for Curtis is vote for the Pacific
Railroad and our own interest.
lie, none be deceived in relation to Curtis
prospeet, by the buster and braggadoc:o
Of The Douslasi'es. We all know that the
simmer their chances the more noise they
make. A few short weeks ago, they were
going TO carry even Vermont and Maine,
while PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana were as
sure for them as the sun was to rise. We
can oil see that they know nothing about
What they are talking, and they know just as
much abou, this District, as they knew
a bout Maine and those other States. II
they don't know now, they will know about
the 9Th of November.
Voters Republicans Of the FRS. Dis
,ric, We adiure you to make the re- cleo |
lion Of Col. Curtis an object Of no less
Importance than to give majority to Lin
coin and IIaulin in the District. The en-
emY know that the State is lost; that the
oad District will roll up majority Of ten
for US but they pretend that
there is some show for them in this District.
Prove to them that Of all thu decisions OF
this wear OF Democratic decisions, this is
the biggest, by giving Curtis, as you easily
can do, two thousand majority.
Friends Of Freedom Our cause is tri- |
nmphing. and we are on the eve of a National |
We shall soon have it in our
oower TO satisfy those opposed to us, and
lstrusting our motives and purposes, that !
We are true to the Constitution and the I
Union. To do this eifeetually, We must
AVE control Of every branch Of the govern.
nent. We must have a majority in The
House Of Congress. Work thea, for Curtis!
Dom, let a Lincoln and lIamlin. Republi
ian and Homestead. a Pacific Railroad vote,
he lost To him - Otflyprri Courier,