The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-21

POLITICAL I5K1as
Tie Democratic party avovs 10 deter.
Of preserving the Usios. Can
der do is IN their great jar!
The 7. Herald publishes . lies Of Demo
cratic papers, showing their political prefer
epees. From this It appears thai there are
for Breckenridge: Northern papers, 81;
Southern, AS. For Douglas: Northern
papers, al, Southern, 81. Total, - By
this list: Breckenridge. lI6; Douglas, l62.
No ras chased BY bail tAr,'sr- no SPAR
rov pursued By hawk, no ooy running
fron . Wild Indian, was ever worse scared
than The .sUaterrided Democracy" is just
Il this sime.-Prenfice.
The Illinois Opposition papers are calling
upon Mr. Doagias TO resign his seas in the
Sepste--ths same - Andrew Jackson, Henry
Clay and Lewis Cass did, when they were
severslIy nominated for the Presidency.
Bot the Little Giant appears TO be deaf to
their calls.
Senator Seward, 10 letters TO the Repab-
lieAn Central Committees Of New York and
Michigan, has sizni6sd his determination
10 stump these two States for Lincoln and
Hamlin.
John Tyler has issued pronunciamenso
10 favor Of Breckinrids,, and against Bell,
Douglas, and Lincoln.
Joe Lane, in his manuscript, begins bis
own name With capital letters, and God
Almigh,y's without.
Tho Washington Constitution thinks the
omission to iodorse Buchanan in either Of
-. ...-...ivu. VAS amply an inaaver;anee.
That ian accident ne on pnrpose.
An Oregon paper says that Joe Lane can
not carry tina, State. |, advises joe 10
stake water" Blu, Joe won't do that.
Every Democratic United States Senator,
.ave only Mr.. Pagh and Mr.. Douglas, in
dorses the nomination of Brock bridgr and
Lane, and will render .ficirnt aid IN elect.
ing them. 10 the House VI Representatives,
three-6fths a, leas, Of the Democratic mem
bsrs support the same ticket.
The Republicans Of Wisce nsin are organ
izing in a thorough manner, and entering
- Thai ohiaf HiH1rpltv -
the want Of an enemy to encounter. Doug
lasism there don't amount to anything, and
the Breckinridgsrs are employed in corner
ing the enemy within their own ranks.
The formal nomination Of Mr.. Douglas,
BY his friends in Washington for the Presi-
Iency in 1864. is vir,ua! concession in
their heart that all hi- chances Of II present
triumph are destroyed. and that Abraham
Lincoln xsll be elected.
The Philadelphia Daily Ne,cs on Monday
morning, raised the flag Of Lincoln and
Hsmiin. Our readers will remember that
10 1856 this paper was one Of the greatest
supporters Of Fillmore and Americanism.
The editor give. his reasons for supporting
the ticket in strongly written leader which
shows the conservative spirit of our party.
II a fellow uuder the sentence of death
kills himself before the appointed day, he
swindles thousands Of curious people out
Of the pleasure Of seeing him hanged. We
hope the Douglas faction will be guilty of
no such dishonesty.
The Sof, Shells and the Hard Shells Of
New York are terribly distressed jus, now,
on account Of the bivalyuler condition Of
their party. They don't know whether To
follow Gus S,bell or Her schell.
CvIIon. JOHN SHERMAN, of Ohio, was
nominated for reelection, by acclamaiion
on the 18th inst.
They had an excursion from lIillsiale TO
Goshen, Indiana, on Thur day. A vote for
President was taken with the following re-
suit: For Lincoln, gentlemen, 36s, ladies
433-total, 1876; for Douglas, gentlemen,
l5s ,ad;ss 6o-,o,,l 2l6. for Breckenridge
,s,,,.mep 8. lady |. Lincoln over all,
sYi
,, -, -
,..s 49, s...,:-~.ta...s,u..s
; ,,,t.
for tho Ros,on Past. Since the Baltimore
convsr,;o, tina pos, has rs,,d;a,sa the
;,s,;,ss;ma, .c;a,,, and s,bts for Rreck.
;,,;a,,ar Lana A, Matt, w, p,r.r
o,.s aid THAR ..,g.r;,cs !, ;,,o,srahls -
'o"r"d' "'S just nee" '''''eu III n''"a''-
ph'a. II IL one OF the neatest and rac'est
little sheets we have seen. Il goes for
I;,.,,, and u,mE,
The Ohio State Journal says that the
.ni,t in the Democracy Of tina, State i. mas,
49,, ID, ,h ,., .h;.,,
-
toward eaeh o'neF '.o'enee' S'nu'e''Ve-
ness, aud heJttiness of hate without n