The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-13
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people. Es&yman who Aas aisox..A1 l.I
enceasorcd to epiShsca, ,hinseli i IA r.,'
ter cannot but sec, that. for ,hs 49,. a'ss- ~
course Of things ia s.ave1osl;n. ,. s,s,.. .le
Substantially what ne Nave Siss..sss.s
downward ore. more q ass rrsf = Sss,e.
cation and III alf ,hose rcsu.fs tf n,sfEst
prosperity which in q fsee country sha~
themselves in the general adyaucsmen, -.
the good af Nil ena ave . raj snNn,n. -
the word Commonwealth. No m,,,a, ~
enormous the wcal,h ccn,red in H. NM.
OF few, il hasna ionyer ths ,s,nss,.~ ~.
force or the bcnescent i~l,sencs ,sh;eh !, -
er's when eaaally dssssisa.ea.-- evcn l,,..
more of bn,h whcre sys,cm al shscn,.eh..
prevails 50 laree'y as in the Sopth. lu srnAe
communities the seeds OF an ..irrsprcs.,hIo
conflict" are surely. slowly. rircuIne. ans
signs ere daag multiplying that thv ,rn.
peril to thesE -spciSi orsansyg,ion !. l,okca
for, less in alisSh of,tAe owned l.bar ,hsn
IN an insarrecsion OF Intelligence IN ,hc L..
bar ,hatowns itses and 6nds' itself SSns ,,..
richeF for y. To multiply such cam
ties 10 to multiply wcaSn~e. 4
The clcctien ia Novshbes ts,ns5 IN n.
single and simple ases,iep. Whs,he,
shall csnssnt to thc iudeE Aite huiunlna1nn
OF them and the only partv whnh start
plainly and nneQuivacllly r,s,|,,d, .r,,n..
sash policy. nay, which n..nos ei,h.,
openly or impHed.y ia favor az Il. i IN
Eepah''e"n f,tty. Weave ~ thuse m, "a
hrst regretted that another candidate va.
not nominated at Chicago bn. - s,s,,.s
that We have ceased to regret II. ia. r.
maGnanimity Of Mr. Seward sineo ths r.s,,,
OF the Convention wac known. kas h..,-.
greater ornament TO him and a srca,ar harn.s
10 his party than his election Is the psssi. !.
dency would have been. Wa sbanfj 49,
been pleased wi,h Mr. aewara's nom,n,,;nn.s
for the very reason No have seen n,,iyncS
for passing him hv, that he repressn,sS III,
most advanced doctrines Of his party. Ia.
moro than any other nan, comsi1eiiuhim.
sell the mofalist's opyngaaney To Slavery I
as fact. the thinkers resen aacn, Of !, ara.
theory, the statist's dis,rus, Of il asap pal,ev.
thus summing up The three ei,sieu, sanss.
that have chiefly efonsed md c,, a Sn,r,,cI
the an,asonism of the Free States. Nat : :
brilliant man. he has taat bes. p,f, af NJ.
tare, which brilliant men cemmos,v l.ek.
OF being always able 10 do lis beat. nnd ,hs
very misrepresentation OF his ypipinn,
which was res arted 10 in order Ia ncu, >
the elect Of h, speeches in the Senate and !;
elsewhere, vas the best testimony To thor
power. Safe from the trcvaiIin, cbr,)em;,
OF Congressional eleQuence MS IL hc had hcrds
inoculated ior II early in his career. no id. Z
dresses himself to the reason, and what hs !.
says sticks. II was assumed that his nom
nation wonli have cmbit,erel the con,e.,
and tainted the Republican creed With ra,li.
calism bat We doub, il. W. eauno, think 2
that party gains hy not hitting its l,urde,t. ).
or hy sns.ring its opinions. Rrru.sicani,m 1
is not a conspiracy to obtain Office nader
false pretences. It has definite MIN. nm
earnest purpose. and tho untlinehipr tcps.
called into being BY a desire to reform the /,
power. MIR. brll or Mr. Brsckimii.c
would do that, for nobody doubts ithstr
honor or their honesty. III, no, unanimous
about the Tariff. nl,ou, States. Rights, about
many other questions Of policy. What
nnites the Republicans is a common faith
in the early principles and practice of the
Republic, acoma,or, persuasion that slavery.
rs il cannot b1, be III. natural foo Of ,hs
one, has been the. chief dsba,cr Of tho other. .
and q common resolve to resist It's cuercach. I.
mcnts evcfywhen and cterywhesc. they
see no reason TO fear th,, thu Con,,l,n.ion.
which has shown such plinnt tcaacity under I
the wafps and twis,iass Of q forty years'
proslasery pressure, should he in DANGER oe
breaking, ii brnt backward gain ,ntiy 10
its original rcctitnde of Hbre. .sAll firm,
Of human sosernuent,p sa,s N ,chiaveiIi. y
''have. like men, lhrir natural torn, ani
those only are long lived which passes in /
themselves the phwcr az rctnrnin. to thu
principles on Which tl,rs were originally
fonnded.s 81. a g 80 1fas5
II is 10 normal avctsiou 10 slavery "a
great wrong that the chief strength of tbs.
Republican party lis. They believe as
everybody believed sixty years IL -: and ws
are sorry to see what npy cars TO he an Ia.
in some q,pr.er. +, blink this ~. i
pect Of the case, lest III, purity be charged
with want Of conservatism. or, what /.
worse, with aboltiohi.m. It il aud viii
be charged with aIl kinds Of dreadful things,
whatever it does, and 1t has nothing to fcar
y.