The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-22


.Nrw NAnR.-Ths Harrisbarg Telegraph
says ~ Belz<eSsbs i the 1ans nov given
70 IL Cosstitasissal- Uniea-B sllsvgett-
barter-asd- sals-p party in Pennsylvania.
saAar.-As exchange sticks the fellow
ing thorn into Deuglasise: ga Douglas
candidate says the Republicans got ali their
smart men from the Democratic party. Yes,
and il he was smart they would have him
too"
AsoIrrox1srs.-The A5olisioniss held .
convention at Syracuse, Neu York, lately,
and brought out as . candidate for the
Presidency. Gsrres Smith, Of New York and
S. Mcfarland, Of Pennsylvania, for the
Vice Presidency.
Tar CoIxcIpxxcE.-The Democracy at
tempt to make great sport over the cifcam-
stance Of Hamlin's bearing the same name
a. the celebrated elephant Hannibal. Let
them laugh-is viii not be long until they
see the elephant.
Ho, rK DorcLAslTrs.-Mr. II. II. Spen-
Ger, Of Clifton Hill, Pulaski county, offers
bis mill worth 1000 and LOT Of lambsr
worth ST 800 for sale, payable ons half
when Lincoln carries Illinois and oue half
when be carries New York. Where re the
Douglasites
The LITTLE SucKER.-Ths new name
which Mr.. Douglas has given himself, sThs
Little Sucker" explains the anxiety le has
for some weeks past displayed in search Of
his sher.-Erchdn9e.
And for his liberal use Of the bottle dusipg
rne prolonged separation from his "ms.er-
nall"
DoSE on OSE SIDE.-At Niagara Falls,
where Gov. Seward was called out BY the
people, be told them that the tumult be had
seen and witnessed, was simply the turning
over of the country. SIT had laid on one
side too long. l, had for forty years been
lying on its South side. 1t is now about to
turn to its North side"
OREGON FOR LINcoLN.-The factions of
the Democracy of Oregon have got up n
split among themselves that can hardly De
reconciled, the old Senatorial question be-
ing the big wedge. As the Republicans
came within an ace of carrying the State
against the combined factions, there is little
room to doubt that the three votes OF Ore
gon will be cast for Lincoln and Ilamliu.
STILL THEY CoME.-The Albany Evening
Journal contains a call, signed by Ill gen.
,lemen, residents Of the Ninth and Tenth
Wards Of that city, all of whom have, up to
this time, been identified and voted with
the American party, calling meeting to
take measures to secure the election Of Lin
coin and Hamlin.
SEWARD IN MIcHiGAS.-The progress Of
Senator Seward from Detroit to Lansing,
Mich, was one continued ova,ion-the peo-
pie turning out in great numbers to greet
him a, every station. At Lansing, the dem
nostrations of welcome were Of the most
enthusiastic character, delegations being
present from all the surrounding country in
unprecedented numbers.
THE GREAT BLuNpER.--John Van Buren,
SAYS that Caggcr & Co. committed "the
great blunder of the age, when they fused
with the Know Nothings, the most violent
enemies the Democratic party ever had"
lie also says I" he will be much surprised if
Douglas carries more than one State"
What State this will be, John does not men
ton.
Two STRIKING FAcrs.-Any person who
has observed the canvass will note tina,
all attempts to depreciate Mr.. Lincoln's
ability, or traduce his character, have
been abandoned. He stands before the
public confessedly impregnablc to Demo-
cratic assaults. 1t is also a striking fact
that every leading paper in the country con-
cedes his election.
INTsLLIGESTLy PATRIOTIC intelligent
Democrat addressing meeting Of bis party
at Bridgeport, Conn, defined his position
in the following manner: "Fellow- citizens
and brother Democrats, tell you stand
firm, as always stood, for the Constitution
and the Union: and so long as drop of
blood courses through my veins, so long will
| defend the Constitution and By Laws of
these United States.
Strong FOR LINCOLN AND HAMLrS.-Ths
following unique vote was founi deposited
in the ballot. box ut Pittsford, VI, on the
count We think the Z" voter of this vote -
must be slightly tinc'ured with n very black
species Of black Repub!icanism. The vote
is as follows:
For Governor,
LINCOLN and HANLIS:
For Lieutenant Governor,
uaMLIN:
For Treasurer.
"oll ApE," by mighty.
For LrScoLS.-lIon. Henry Winter Da.
Wis, Of Maryland, was written to by some
u tuc hhldS tEs VI tue DeiisNcTctt Uiestiig
in Essson, and requested to favor them with
his presence and a speech. Mr.. Davis re.
piled to the effect that he would be happy to
make any number of speeches for them
bat that hereafter his speeches would favor
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln.
MAINE ERECTION The Portland Adrer
fiser of Thursday morning has returns from
full three quarters Of the State. The vote
stands:
Fer Washburn, Republican. Ssh
For Smart, Douglas, Breckenridge, 42,52S
For Barnes. Bell Everett, 1876
Washburn over Smart 1886, and over
all 1900. The whole vote of the State
will probably reach 10, 900.
Nor IL SEARCH OF HIS MoTHra.-On bis
recent visit to Boston, says the. Boston
TrgrsRer, Senator Seward was standing
upon The platform Of the B. & IS. Railroad
depot awaiting the departure of the cars,