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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-15
PRESIDENrIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860
Republican Executive Congressional Committee


uoS. PRESTON KING. Y. Chairman
JAMESw GRIMES IOWA.
LII. FOSTER CONN
On the part Of he Senate
HON. JOHN CovorE PENN Trea urcr
E wAsHBrRNE. ILLINOIS.
G. SPAULDING Ny
J. b. ALLEY, MASS.
DAVID klLGORE INDIANA
J. l. n. SrgArToN. n J.
On the part Of the House Of Reps.
The Committee are prepared to furnish the following
EIGHT PAGES
Hon. W. II Seward n Y: state of the Country.
'' W. II, Seward. n. Y: Rochester Spcecn
=" q, A, Grow. Peun. Free Homes Tor Free men
James Harlan. Iowa: Shall the Territories be
Africanized?
" !, ,hn Hickman, Penn who have Violated Conn
BF wade Ohio Invasion of Haper's Ferry
q. W >c.snton and J. II. Campbell Penn. The
Speakership.
FP Blair NO. Address at Cincinnati; Coioni-
zation and Commerce.
" 0rris s. Ferry. Oyna.
" Ahrshsm Lincoln I'll: The demands "i the South
The Republican pa fty Ntndictted.
" William wiadom MtHn. The Homestead Bill
Its Friends and Foes
" Owen Lo, eoy III The Fanat .ciSm of the Demo
cratic FaFty
Lands for the Lsndiess-A Tract.
rhe Poor whites II The Seuth-A Tract.
sIxTEES FACES.
Hon Lyman TrumbnI, ti Seixure of the Arsenais Al
HaEper's Ferry Va. and Liberty, No, and IL,
Ntuiicstinn uf the Republican Party
" r. =. water ahir: Property IN the Territories
=" u, Van wyeS N. r; Trne Dea crasy-H story
Sudicatet.
" Wilson, Mass; Territorial Slave Code.
% John T. Hale n II.
:" J. J. Perry. Ne: Posting the Books bet the
Moth and the S-.uih'"
J r., poolHtse wis The Calhoun Rcvo!usion--
lis Basis and its Progress.
Carl sehuyE, Wis Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
rwESry-rouk FACES.
Hon ,acss C.IIamer vernant.
rHiRTy-rwo rsGEs
Hon, Thomas Cofwin. Of Ohio.
GERMAN-EiGur PAGES.
Hon q A. Grow. Penn: Free H,iucs Free Men
" yaates Harlan, Iowa: Shalt tue Territories be
ttricsntreis
a. John nicsaaa. Fsas.- wao have Violated Com
Carl sSharx, was Douglas and Popular Sovereignty.
sixTErS PAGES
Hon Lyman Trumha M Seizure Il .he Arsenals at
HarperFs Ferry Va, 4irI Liberty, No. sad ia
riRdteafian pt the Republican Party.
" w seward. y. r.: The Sste II the Country
Lsnds II the Lssdess-A tract.
Ani all the RepasiicSn sPeeaes will be pabIishei
dsivcscI.
Daring the rresiacntiaI Campaign. Speeches and
Documents will be supplied at the following reiaced
Eight hundred eNpies. free ef pstsse. 50. 90
Sixteen LOO
yveety-tarr $50
AldTeSs either NJ the ss.rvr Committee
sEoReE HARRINGTON Secretary.
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AND VOW on THIS.


81 bold tha. so sucH THING As sovgKEIG y
POWER ATTACHES TO A TERRITORY As \
rEnAiToRY. hold that rerrit,sy pDs-esses what
ever power il derives froaa the cnssiantian USpER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND NO MORE Tsp eeh y
DOUGLAS IN sAe O. s. Senass FEB. 1850.
Doayfas- Bafisore Coaeentior Resolution
RssoiEed Thai il il accordance vita the ciuein-
natl Platform, that during The Of Terr
Governments the Of resriefton whatever {,
may be- imposed By the feerzl Consiituiion the
porer The Territorial Leyisatnre the subject
q the doesfie reiaiions the has been shel
Aertsrer be nnaIiy DETERMINED BY THE SUPREME
cougT o, the Unted ssses should be respected by all
| essd citizens. and ENFORCED StsA yrompssess ssS
fidelity By EVERY BRANCH tf the Gensr.i Govern
nenf.
Mr. DoroLA., in his letter Of acceptance,
endorses this resolution ~ follows:
"rpsn a careful examination of the platform of
principles adopted at Charleston and re-atirmed at
Baltimore. with additional resofution rhich is
in PERFECT HARMONY trith the Others. hnd 1t
To be faithful embodiment Of the time honored prin
eipes Of the Democratic party which pr claimed
and understood BY all parties in the Presidential
contest. OF isss. 1854 and 1856 -
Here is the decision Of the Supreme Cour
which Mr.. DOUGLAS says should he respected
and enforced BY every branch Of the Federal
Government
"THE MEASURE OF REsThicTioS:"
.Esrry citizen has right to take with him into the
territory article OF property which the Constitution
Of the United States recognizes property.
The constitution Of the United States recognizes
slaves property and pledges the Federal
to protee, it."-Syfabus Of the bred Scott decision
The only power conferred ION Congrcs.) is the power
coupled with the duty guarding protecting tse
owner in has right. ."-Tdnsys opinion, Hoirard a52
That Mr.. DoroLAs agrees with this con-
extracts from his speeches will show.
The Democracy of Illinois in the rst plse accepts
the decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
in the Of Dred scott a. an aatacrfsfre nfe'prf
fafioa Of the constitution In accordance with that
decision hoid that siarss are property and hence
on equality rth all other kinds u prJperfy' ana
the ouner of Stare mas he right 10 more into
a territory, and carry his sinre property r'fh MIN
the ornsr Of any other property "as 10 go mere
aud carry his property. "-lSpeecb Of DOUGLAS at
New Orleans, Dec. 9Th, 1858.
1--WE" tSena,or Brown. Of Nssissippi and senator
Douglas of Illinois, agree hat, under the ccisor of
the Supreme Court Of the United States, slaves are
property standing on az equal footing with all other
prapcry; and tha. consequently the owner of slave
b,. the same rich, epgrate to territory and carry
hi, slave property vita him the owner of any other
spee,es at property has To move there and carry his
property win him" Again Taas far
The Sena.or from Mississippi and myself agree thtt
Stare property in the territories Stands on an equri
footing 9th every other species = pr0PeHy.'-I
Ispeecs uf DOUGLAS In the U. $ Senate fsD 1859
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Correspondence of the n. Times.
FIRST FIRING OF THE GREAr FLOYD
ErN.

The curiosity Of the Artillery officers. snd
Of the guests al Old Point, wa- rrati6-i yes
tarday hy she FIRST firing af the Great s.Flayd''
Gun. Of WEIGH ! have before .poken. The
6rsi shell -ishing 500 pounds. wa. thrown
fifteen hundred ard forty yards nj nm angle
pf kse degrees aud striking the sand bank /,
bounced seven hundred and Fifty yard. fur
ther. The charge cf powder was twenty
pounds. The second shell, weighing S99S
pounds, was thrown something upwards OF
four miles on the water, al an angie OF forty
degrees, aud with u charge Ut twenty-five
pounds Of powder. The powder with which
this gun Is fired Is in grains OF about one
inch cube. The report Is not 50 loud as
that made by the ten-ineh guns on the ram.
parts, but the whistling Of the shell through
the air is terrific. The she'll thrown upon
the water was forty-,wo seconds in the air
before striking. The 'Floyd" Gun is pro.
noanced a success, and there seems to be no
doub; it will reach a range of six or eigh,
miles. 1t weighs 40 900 lbs, and costs in
its casting $4,000. Both the protector
(Capt. Rndman) and the proprietor Of the
Pittsburgh foundry Mr.. knapp where the
cannon was cast, are here experimenting
the firing Of this monster Gun. The exper-
iments are conducted by Capt. Dyer, of the
Ordnance Departmcnt-one Of the most ex-
pereuced and scientific officers belonging
to the army, and quite a. accomplished
gentleman as be is an able officer.
Lieut.. Boggs, a promising young officer,
is preparing to test the FLOYD shells by
means Of an ingenious telegraphic arrange
ment. As the shell passes the mouth of the
cannon, it cuts a wire, which produces a
current and sets in motion pendulum at
an instrument securely arranged under the
easement of the fort. The target, placed at
a fixed distant, is covered with a series Of
wires, one Of which must be cut by the shell
when it strikes the target. The moment the
second wire is cut the current is broken.
and the pendulum instantly stops. marking
the space through which i, had passed dur
irg the time tho shell was passing between
the two wires.
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SEPTEMBER IS. 1860

TSaaders, Of the Boonsboro' Ners. 10
semsthing more than t-t-t-trump. lie
has the following Interesting piece Of polis-
icai intelligence in bis last paper:
AssisrASr ELEcToR.-We understand that
an assistant eiecsor has been given to Mr..
Pomeroy, and that be arrived in town on
Wednesday last. to be eiassed by Mr. p. with
the powers Of Office. lie does not boast OF
every great bodily dimensions or long ex-
periencs. ba, be is prepared to convince any
one that he can max. considerable noise.
We hss. not learned the g-ntleman's name.
Weh.sieve b. he is ia some tcay related to
Mr. Poaseroy's rife.
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PHYSICIANS pRE~rRuPfsoN~.

r. GErsssAx. tos the srus Of p. Ge-szmsn l. Co. }
@tH sre his perai a;teusiza to tie csresai aad
ezrsss euaraaz~sag % Physicians Pre~erfrsas Also
famtly recsiets IN tse Easiiss, German, Latin ass
Freach Iszsusz. HIS saa< experience import
ars department u tae DRAG BzssHesss jxsi3es
saynx thai eat.se s.tlssaeha viii BE rendered. Tns
greatest sse atesiisa has seea besss~e In TIE
s~seesIso sf cheloals AMI trzzs ssaer,Iiy ~hsea
stes tsssa al articles sold Senalne and
are
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An Israe!ise lady sitting in TIE same
box at an Opera With . French physician.
and ~. much trouble With ennui, happened
to cape.
"Excuse me. msdsm," said the doctor,
81 am glsd you did mot swallow me-"
.sGirs yourself no useasiDess," replied
the LADY, 81 am Jeuess, aod nevsF eat
pork %
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rTThe Boston Post. talking about DR..
Win-hip's lifting ll60 pounds, gives him
moral admonition, as follows: eve knew q
fellow once Who got habit Of ''lifting
shin.s-.mall ones, at frst. then larger,
until at last be took TO shop ifting, Con.
seaa.n.-,h.y sent himto the psni,entisry
for Eve ysasOo
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TTh, New Orleans Sun relates a hu-
morous story of well dressed ann genteel-
looking person, who stepped NJ to the man
what takes the money with: is the giraffe
to be seen here 2" "Yes, sir," 81 want to
see him. .sVery we'll sir.' .sI.'s 6fsv
cents, isn'tf" ''One Io!lar. sir: it's ffty
cent. for children and servant ~ ..weIi I'm
servant" .'You servant 2" ssYes. sir
''Whn.es" ssYours, sir. your humble
servant.' "Waik in and take seat."
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NATHAN P. DODGE
tsuecrsson TO BALDWIN l. poDcE.l
BANNER,
Land and Tax Agent,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

THE GENERAL BANKING. COLLECTION AMI
i Land Business transacted. In all its Brsnchs~
Particular attention given 10 Paying TAKE. for
g residents.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York CIy
wasaingi.,n Bank, Boston. Mass.
Henry faruHm, Rsa.. Chicago, Ill.
States sav wings Association, st Louis
Hamilton white Esd. syf Ny.
II Pfife Presiacnt State Rank Of Iowa.
warren Bank South Dasvers, Mass.
Hgn Z. Baldwin. Judge supreme Court Of Iowa
Hon v sells Secretary State OF Ivva.
r, 4, Dey Esd Iowa City. Iowa.
u Heory Esq. Davenport Iowa
Y X Reed. ENI Moline Illinois
Hon. n d. Judd. Chicago, Illinois.
June .. ysn7-tf.
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Loox on r,srs rrcruRx.

The great as1 fssAsDesssi psi.ripie ~ ssS
GsverD@sst IL, that the pecyie af each st.fe
rEKRlToRY SHALL ne PERgEcTLY FREE
70 decide Ter shenseive. .hst shall be the charac
ter Of their ia.si,assoos ''tSseecA Of poroLAs. Al
Ozleskurg in 1865
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From the New Orleans True Delta Aug. 40
EATENED FAMINE ~ NATCMITO-
CHES PARISH La.

The total failure Of the corn and cotton
crops in Natchitoches Parish is exciting the
serious apprehensions of our fellow citizens
there, and efficient measures are being adopt
ed to avert the worst of all calamlties, a
famine, and to relieve the distress Of those
who are totally dependent upon the pro
ductions of the soil for the sustenance Of life.
In view of this distressing state Of affairs,
not only in Natchitoches; but in several
other parishes of the State, a writer in the
Na,chitoches Chronicle proposes petition
ing ths Governor To convene the Legislature
at an early day, for the purpose Of appru-
pria.ipg funds to meet the exigency Of the
case: The writer says
''The people Of this portion of the State
are now in utmost need Of help from some
source, to prevent n famine and its conse-
auent miseries and death. ..-
Every day brings to our ears the dis
tressing information Of the blasting of the
husband mans hopes. Thousand. Of acres
Of grain have not yielded the seed planted.
The forest crop of acorns and nuts is blast
ed and gone. The grass is dried and there
is no hope for grain or meat for years sup
ply being raised by our farmers. The cot
ton crops is ruined, except on the margin
Of the rivers and bayous and on the low
lands. All the upland cotton is failure,
so the dependence on cotton TO afford means
to purchase corn and meat is lost to hun
dreds.
..in this alarming position | suggest that
PORTIONS be addressed by the people to the
Governor Of the State, requesting him to
convene the Legislature without detay, for
the purpose of appropriatng fund to pur
chase corn and hour Tor the supply Of fam
,-hing people, under such regulations as
their wisdom may decide on.'
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BsfsrsRess:
PnssLvrg 81. Loxis.
Bank Of Pitt bursb, lJno. J. Anderson h Co.
Exchange Bank, Messrs. Page a Bacon
AessrS Krarae, 4 Rlhrn it.ker, Rccick Il Go,
y Holmes 4 sons r. Il. Violet n Go.
suIis HoOthe, Es.. tNessrs. Brysn h Go.
xm u PuaeY, Esq. foTd.
PtHnsglvaHia Cook sargcn. \ Downey.
NgnOngahela B'k of Brow n iIenn williams S Go.
Vile llIOyt sherman II Gu.
Franklin Sku' washington Hon Thomas Il Benton, Jr
Baltimore. Springfield, H.
Com. =. Bk"f Baltimore " =. Insurance Co.
Baltimore Savings Bank iCiNh's Exchange Bank.
MrssfE- Johnston h Bro. Jacob huun, Esq.
." Il Rabert Garrrt Il sons lion s. r Ingau.
r Marsh Smith, Esa. Col !no. Williams,
Nathan Pusey, " Jacksonville, m
Niles white. Hon. WIN. Brnwn.
Netc ior& " Richard Yates,
Jno, Thnmpsn, Esq IL r. EiIiuu, Esq.
PhtiaR.Ipkia- MessIs p Ayers l. c.
se-sTs. CsIrb Ccpe h Co. ns-u
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THOMAS OFFICER. WI. PusEy. AIRY at Lar
OFFICER T. PuSET,
Real J.. st ate Broke
And Dealers In Land Warrants md Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND To-
w CATION Of lants IN Western Iowa aud Nebraska,
tse payment lands of Rou-Tesldents and Ia,
sotiectlGa and remittance Of claims.