The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-03


Marion County Republican.
A SOUTHERN NEwPAPER ON DOUGLAS.
The following may serve TO amuse readers
Of all parties, while it will possibly amaze
the Douglas men:
From the pe,crssurgh va Bulletin.
LET the soUrH LOOK orr.
The great disorganizer is still on tho tramp.
When last heard from he was among his
congenia! friends that dispute with the
crawfishes for the slaahes Of Michigan, and
was holding forth to the Aboliuonists Of
Kalamazoo about the iuefrablc beauties Of
Squatt-r Sovereignty, aud the grateful duty
of hanging Southern patriots. Not content
with the mischief he has already produced
by blighting Democracy wherever he has
visited, he meditttes additional treachery,
and would extend his noxious influence to
hitherto uncousaminated regions. lie is
about to make the tour OF the Southern
States, scattering his poison as he goes.
The following 10 mn authentic list Of his
appointments, reaching, it will DO seen to
the very day Of tho Presidential election:
Memphis, Tenn, Wednesday, Oct. "a.
Huntsville, Ala, Thursday, Oct. 25.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Saturday, Oct. 81.
Kingston, Ca, Monday, Oct. 80.
Atlanta, Ca, Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Macon, Ca. Wednesday,, Oct. 81.
Columbus, Ga., Thurday, Nov. l..
Montgomery, Ala, Friday, Nov. 2.
Selma, Ala, Saturday, Nov. 3.
Mobile, Ala, Monday, Nov. 5.
This, we think, is the mos, impudcnt arr
most d,sgraceful dcmonstration ever made
by Presidential candidate.
For three months this itinerant pedlar OF
Yankeee notions has been hawking his
pinchbcck principles about the country, TO
tho Infinite disgust Of all sensible men. lie
has made speeches wherever q handful Of
people could be assembled to hear him
speeches at railway stations, speeches from
hotel windows, speeches at college dinners.
speeches at clam bakes, speeches in the
IN orning when duly sober, in bis dressing
gown, speeches at noon when only little
high, in bis coat and collar, speeches nt
night when more than half seas over, in his
night cap, speeches, vindictively fcrocious,
and speeches with nothing in them. And
all thi, speaking, and all this travelling, il
his own words are to be belev ed is underta-
ken for 10 purpose whatever. lie disclaims
all aspirations for the Presidency, and talks
rs If be would not accept it il offered to
him. Then, Ahereforc is he making such
strenuous exertion to obtain it? AZ
1t is no. probable that Douglas will be
kindly received at the South. Since hi.
recent visit 10 Virginia it has become plain
to the simplest understanding, that all his
| efforts during this canvass have been direct
ed to the furtherance Of Lipcoln's interests,
and to the destruction Of the Democratic
party. It was for the accomplishment OF
these objects that he inierfered to preven,
a fusion in Pennsylvania Of the element.
opposed to Black Republicanism and there.
| by procured the defeat Of the Democracy
| in that State. North and South he is pur.
suing the same policy, exerting NIL hi
| influence to insure the defeat Of the Demo.
| cratic nominees. He hates the South and
! he hqtes the Democratic party, and will DC
all 10 his power to bring about their humil.
| iatien.
| We regard it as somewhat Of bold more
on the part Of Judge Dougins, to venture OF
/ Southern soil in the present excited condi-
ton Of the public mind.
We do not believe that he will be permit
ted to finish out hi, appointments, but before
the programme il completed, that he viii
be Indignantly expelled from the limits o
the South And zoe sincerely hope he mdl
be.
| Lincoln would not be permitted to max
the tour OF the South, scattering .broadcas
bis damnable doctrines, and We see no rsa
son why greater indulgence should be show
to Douglas while engaged in tbs sam
Office. Both are working to the same end
the subjugation Of the South, and we se
no reason Why white flag should not pro
.ect one traitor as well as another.
i We do not counsel harsh measures agains
Judge Douglas. We would not have hir
come TO bodily harm. Such treatment al
though he may merit Il, would compromi.
the honor Of the Sonth. But We WOOL
have him treated With neglect wherever b
appears, VIC would hare such csndemnatio
OF bis principles and bis purposes csince
that in the langeage Of the Memphis Ara
ldnche, "remorse r,ay strike into bis yer
heart, and resribution ring through hi
every ve;n." until hnmiliatsd and abashe
be may sink back to his Northern fastnes.
never again TO show his bloated sisage
any Southern community. Tbat's .
the harm ws wish Judge Dooglas Jor n
present.
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