The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03
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DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!
A gEL-InHloUS TINE GENERALLY!
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DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!
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a &Ek-L0GIuuS TILL 6EUE1AkhI!
headquarters,
Monday night, Oct. 29:h;
sJoss While We think Of il" well tell ycu
sbsus the chow. IL Was the uost enthusi-
ss.ic Douglas meeting ever held 10 ssshis
neck o the soodsl' |. "just knocked The
Internal improvements right out'' Of oil the
other shows ever held, "shis high up the
creek" Douglas stock has evidently taken
rise hereaoouss, At least il was very high
on this occasion.
The exhibition vas announced for Sat-
urday night, bnt owing to the Indictment
state Of the weather, it was postponed until
Monday. We awaited 10 painful suspense.
A. length the time arrived. The sun bad
sank to res. behind the grass-c!ad hills Of
Nebraska nigh. had spread her sable man
tie over the earth all nature was hoshed
and .,iIl, when 10 "thcre was sound Of
reseIry by nigh,"--she Democratic drum
sounded the loud reveille, and the faithful
rallied.
The drummers marched up the street,
and ,hen-msrched down again thereby
collecting IN almost innumerable multitude
VI people, who we're Immediately ushered
in,o the showroom, and here ensued
sc,ne Of the most intense excitement /; the
audience, which had been so suddenly
brought together, suddenly became very
enthusiastic in fact, their enthusiasm rose
10 such pitch tia. j. was very evident they
must either "biis over or bust - they
didn', prefer to do tho latter, but 10 order
to work of their superabundance Of pa;ri-
o,i.m they gave three times three tremen
dous cheers for General Jackson.
The distinguished Breckinridge gentleman
from Missouri, was called for aud came
upon the stage /; his performance was ac-
ooriing to the published programme OF last
Saturday, as near rs could be expected, con.
,idcring the fact, tina, he was laborinc under
assvsre attack Of ''my great principle"
The distinguished gentleman began his
eloquent grafton With :-"Just while think
Of il, I'll tell you wha, SAN. DAILY, down
here, says about Col. CrRrIs." He then
related Mr. DAtLr's opinion of Col. Curtis
after which he spoke in glowing terms OF
the brilian, prospects II the Democracy.
According TO his statement. land he proved
al he ssid) the Democracy made tremendous
gains 10 those States which have held their
State elections this Fall; il We remember
correctly, they have gained tweniy-scven
congressmen in Ohio thirty or forty
in Pennsylvania n great number in lndl-
ana; eight or ten in Nebraska !; ever so
many in Kansas, and-ths is all We remem-
Der at present; you can ascertain the rest
by reference TO the Bugle. The statement
Of these heavy gains, very much discour-
aged tho Republicans they held a consul
| ta.ion near the door, to decide whether they
should give up Old Abe it was finally con.
eiuasi, however, thu, at present they would
not concade Douglas election.
| The distinguished speaker then told the
audiencc--jas. while he thought of it
"whas SAN. DAiLr. down here, says about
Col. Crsrls;" after which very forcihle
argument, the distinguished speaker pro.
eeeded TO save the Union, which heidi, very
siree,uallv, hy informing the enthusiastic
audience, "what SAN. DAILY, down here,
say. about Col. Cuarrs."
At every meeting OF the company there is
more or less Of .'my great principle" on
exhibition this time there was more. The
conduct Of the speaker plainly indicated
that he had taken an over dose Of this ''great
principle" which fact may account for the
peculiar character Of the performance on
this occasion.
At the close Of the eloquen. Grafton. the
Able Man came upon tho stage and Informed
the enthusiastic audience that, the last show
Of the season will take place on next Mon
day evening at which time the public will
be admitted free Of charge. The agent Of
the Sal, River packet "Squasser Sovereign,
w,l' be on hsnd, prepared to furnish through
ttSktEs 10 at tue meBbfts VI tus CobpoHS.
| And, ..ju.s while We think of it," We will
ana ounce that, Immediately upon tho receipt
Of the ncw. Of the election of Mr.. DoucLAs,
there viii be a grand ja'lica.ion at the
Headquarters barrel Of "mv great prin-
O. pie" will be provided, and "a good time
generality" n expected.
With this report, ends our connection
With the "show business" Thanking the
pablie for their very liberal patronage, we
bid them adieu. wemueh regret the causes
which impel us to this separation from our
affscsienass Democratic brethren Of tn.
show; bu, their determination to make =
tour up Sal. River, renders our further con-
ncesioa ~,,h the company impracticatls /;
therefore, With our kindess regards for
their future prosperity, We make our po.
lissss bow and retire from the stage.
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