Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-25
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sasien Tor what iitsis capital may Be
made out VI il b. perveraian % reason
Aad false dedication from The faes u
saeA nsfasIout plot having ben ses "a
fsos. 4 Rgoss and aagrnns susragc m.
on ofAeiAl deeorum and constitutional
right y psrpeeFals.s u the iassigs,ion Of
slnaietiss aad unssrupaIsas paFti 4aua ;
aad shsa shis assarseus aeE isaaas n
hrsasaa soFwaFa ~ "a aadleaslon shas
sasTs mass - soms graand for isl Ths
TribAas, With that andaasoas sophissvv
FOR whseh Il i sased, Leaps "a - son.
elasasn that there mass be sometbs az
wrong absas iks Aamiuissyass A. -
those foul aeeusssionA--'e..s nua,soms.
rather woald not have sssn made.
IA's V sas Black Republican sams.---
fao' not familiar with shs secrets Of
party clap trap, and whe know lissls Of
lhe sxeesses TO which poliliea. animosi-
y will drive men, are 80 BE- worked upon
BY az imposing array Of charges, for
whieh nobody Is responsible, bat oou-
ssES2ssbls cad notoFioasly eoxrupa DO
lisleal spectators and, WHISTLER proved
or not, they are urged to believe that
saeh ACCUSATIONS woald never hare been
made against al apEigha and unoorrups.
ed onief nAgistFassl
Upon this subject the remarks Of the
Washington CoasiiiuGioa are exssed.
iagly appropos aad we'll timed. IL says :
"WItboat referring - The aualoKies
TO the present ease Of malicious assauls
upon President BUCHANAN which are pre-
sSnted in toe histories Of some Of bis
later predecessors, we will simply recall
to those who employ such q mode Of ar
guments the coaduct u soms Of their
own prototypes towards General Wash
ington. ME. Buchanan himself quote I.
IN bis Protest, from the lofty AMI a feet
ing appeal of the Father Of bis Country,
contained 10 letter to Mr.. Jefferson,
showing On what exaggerated aui indie
cent terms ne had been assaulted. Mar
shaIl's biography contains many equal
ly striking illustrations Of the Same
spirit on the part Of WsshinEtdn'a enc
mIe~. That historian states geserally
"'Aoswithssanding the extraordinary
popularity OF the Grst President Of ths
United States, scarcely did any act Of
bis Standardization escape The most Bit.
Ter invectiVa.'
"ESen his mode o. life and style Of
entertainment we're stigmatiE d:
"'Tho leeves Of the Prss,d NJ and the
ersniRg parties of MIS- Washington were
said TO be In tations Of Fega! ,nsiltu.
tiJns, designed 10 areustom the Ameri
can people to the Pomp and mauBers Of
European courts
These dsflmers stopped at nothing
THAI could viIliy or degrade the great
patriot:
"'With equal viruIencs the military
and political character Of the Presideat
vas attacked, ami he was aVerred 10 BE-
totally destitute Of merit either as sol
disr or a siaIsamaa.'
Gan EfEAcHNKNr vas more than once
publicly suggested aad soae Oovode or
LIasktn Of that day unb u41in7ly assert.
ed, aee1' ding - Marshall, that sac bad
drssR frora tue srsssary for bis private
ass more Than tae salary annexed 20 bis
o6io,r
"D1d these wretShed Iibellcrs obtain
a victory over the reputation Of Wash,
ington? No; they are cansig ueI To uni
versal soorn. And such will bo the fate
Of tho cJDfede:a.ed caIumnlators Of
President buchanan; while, with the
people, The eoR6daa,.c feiI 10 the intax-
r'ty Of their Chief Magistrate will re-
main unshaken 20