The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29
rou1IeaL nExs--FRox ouR ExcRaIcES

on tn subject Of Freedoms 81 fpeeen, Win
the sensible remark, that ioasmuch a. ssmes
more iaufed to dssposism thsa We are, have
thought it worth fighting for, We may well
pay il the compliment Of voting for IT,"
{ fyBseckinridge is very complimentary
to the friends of Bell and Everett. In bis
speech a Lexington be says of them that
s.they are gentlemen engaged 10 ringing
bells, with tongues as Ion. and heads as
eursy as the bells which they ring p
rEx-Alderman Wiliiam j. Brisley, who
has hitherto acted with the Mozart Hall
wing of the Democracy, has written spicy
letter to Mayor Wood, in which be gives bis
reasons for deserving the Democratic stand
ard bearers, and casting his vote and ipau-
encs for Lincoln aad Hamlin. His disgust
with Democratic doings is expressed very
alphabetically.
r~Ths Journal of Commerce comedies
the State of New York to the Republicans
since the failure Of 5. Fusion" . If the
other States" it says, g cannot avert the
catastrophe Of sectional domination. we may
make up cur minds to submit to ii with the
best grace we can."
yS Six Of ,heD douglas Presidential Flee
tors in Tennessee have declined the honor
assigned them. In Florida the Doug.asie
,icks. collapsed. A Breckenridge paper
describes the squa,terite Electoral ticket Of
Mississippi as, s.like 4 mouth with bad set
Of teeth full of racancies."
yThe Albany Journal says that in the
single town Of Bethlehem, Albany County,
there are very nearly three hundred men who
voted for Fillmore in 1856, that will vote
for Lincoln aud Hamlin this fall. Lincoln's
vote will be four times larger in Bethlehem
than was Fsemont's in 1856, and the same
is true in almos. every town in Albany
County. a.a a-.
johnson, the Democratic candidate
for Vice President says, that capital should,
own labor. uamlin. the Republican candi-
date for the same Office. thinks that the
laborers should own capital. A difference
the .'mudsils" will remember at the polls
on the 9th of November. to the discontinue
of Mr.. johnson.
GA large jority of Germans that are
now being naturalized 10 New York express
their intention of casting their first vote for
the Republican candidates.
CO The Washington dispatch to the New
York World says that since the Maine acc.
ton s:prominent members of the Breckin-
ridge and Douglas clubs in that city PUBLICLY
coneede that Mr.. Lincoln wiH carry every
free State"
cTThe Newark Daily Msrcury says that
their accounts from all parts of New jersey
are very cheering, and tina. Lincoln is sure
of that State by at least Is, 900 p urality.
cyThe Augusta Georgia. Constitution
aiist says: ''lf Douglas is elected, we will
have the best Southern Rights presiden: we
have ever had-Jackson and Pierce not ex-
cepted." If by Southern Rights is meant
the Extension Of Slavery, then The Republi.
can party holds to the same belief as our
Georgia contemporary. .. j..
CO Mllard Fillmore said, in letter re-
Gently written by him and published, that
call the evils which have afflicted the com
try for the past six years in connection with
the slavery question, are directly traceablc
to the repeal of the Missouri Compromis.!'
S. A. Douglas boasts that he brought in the
bill to repeal the Missouri Compromise, and
get he now has the unblushins impudence
to declare from the stump that no ole has
striven harder than he to crush out Slavery
agitation! #+@"s w..
New York is one of the State, claim
ed by some Of tie more impudent douglas |
ties. A like claim was set up in 1856, and
with equal justice. New York is eurc for
Lincoln by majority of from $4,000 to
100000. OF that we have no: the hishtest
doubt. . ..... .r-E.
CO The cause of Bell and Everett has
been seriously injured in the South BY the
disposition of their nominal supporters in
the north to trade them off in exchange for
local Offices. This kind of trade is oil course.
distasteful to the men who went into the
movement sincerely, and who really desire
the success of the ticket. The Baltimore
Patriot dwclls upon the damage waieh this
trading has caused, and thinks thatthc con-
sequence will be almost n stampede of the
Bell force to Breckenridge, in some parts Of
the South.
CT Senator Brown, of Miss, in recent
speech, at Crystal Springs, in his own State,
spoke thus Of Abraham Lincoln: 81 served
single term in Congress with Mr.. Lincoln.
My estimate of him is, tha. he isa bold,
outspoken man, whose opinions car be had
Tor the simple trouble Of asking for them.
lie has strong native intellect, without much
Of what college people call lcarni,g. lie
has made man bis study, and he has mas
tered bis subjs:t." ..aA
sJ Truck and dicker, dom, seem to work
in Pennsylvania. The Douglas men WON'T
listen to the syrcn songs Of the Brecknriare
men for a coalition. They evidentlybelieye
that playing into the hands of the admins.
tration is not likely to help their f,vorite.
On the other hand all opposed to the De-
moeracy, are united, and Simon Cameron
no mean aathority-savs that the majority
OF Lincoln and Hamliu in the Key Stone
State, will be over 80, 900.
eT"occasiona!." who is said to be For
ney himself. in letter to the Press, SAYS
''ths rssals of the Name election is full of
prophetic philosophy. 1t will inspire the
Republicans to renewed exertions. twill
intoxicaie them. They will gather % mneh
encouragement from this election, tha, they