Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-19
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able men, men who are mot only able bus
willing 70 canvass the State"
The above must % news 10 the men OF the
'old organisation. Reliable menlYp'
and who are these reliable and picked
nsas First we Ind Earl upoa the stick
q In the held, /" man VINO went Oh from
the Democracy more than ten years ago
with Nilmos Of Peansy lEania--a man
who In the Iowa Legislature introduced
resolutions instvucting our 8esat0r and
requesting cur Representatives TO vote
for the Wiimat psoyiso-a man WHO then
declared it w&s the duty Of Congress to
prohibit slavery IN the Territories. And
now behold the man hath become the lea
der Of . party which has bolsed the Dam
ocratio party beeanss In the platform g.
ksopted by the National Convention, the
right and duty Of Congress to protect ala
very in ne Territories was not recognised.
Such man, may be . sfreliAble aad sub
stantial man of the o q organization" In
the estimation Of Rbolitionists but DEM
ocrats will hardly recognise him az such.
Next we find Afr. MlTcaEz, with whom
we have no acquaintance. He may have
been reliable Democrat, prior 10 his
present tEaaehsry, as was Arnold ralia-
BILE patriot and General Of the Revolution,
before he went over to the enemy; but 40
in the case Of Arnold, 50 with Mitchell, his
treason will outlive all of his meTitorious
deeds. .-
Next we hare DuEooxR an energetic
young man--a man while editor of the
TT. Dodge Seasiasl, who wrote stronger
articles in favor Of Popular Sovereignty
than any other editor Ina the Stale. He
was long way in advance Of Senator
Douglas upon that question, 90 much 90
that some of the friends of the principle
declared oDUscomR, has run 1t into the
ground" He is not one Of the old and
s'reliabIe men Of the old organization
His foot prints are still Yisable in the
sands Of the Mississippi, the rains not
having washed them cut since his advent
into tho State, and we think his nominA-
ton was made, not 90 much an account of
his ability and reliability rs an account
of his intimate connection With Uncle
san's Registers and Receivers OF the
Land Once at Fl. Dodge.
And lastly, we snd our own townsman
Col. ca I'D. Txsr upon the ticket Of
ssuicked and rsIiahie xnexa.ss
The Col. Is a clever fellow, but unfor-
tunately while In Desmoines county be be-
lOnged to faction Of the Democratic
party, that was never satisfied With Dem
ocratis nominations, unless they we're
placed in the lead upon the ticket, and
whea placed upon il, were generally de-
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