The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-10-12

We presume that The most Of our readers
have read ,hs iuacrou. story, all about
"Sus Lovergaod's Dad acting Horse
ani been much amused thereby. dad
acted horse pretty we'll, and SUIT was getting
along finely with his pIow,ny, until "Dad''
the horse--in an unlucky step, disturbed
az hornets nest. dad then became uu-
copsr piatie--.'cavorted," and kicked up
terribly, and went at a tearing pace through
the f~th, sud in the direction Of milipond.
"Dad" made no stop at the bank but jump
ed do,rnd some thirty feet into the water
"IIrrr," says Sat- Dad ouerdid the thing
dom'd mule mout o done il, but Dad want
acting MULE ....-.... ....
Jast 50 with our friends Price, Crawford,
Larimer, James and futile. They got
along well enough 80 long as they, in their
spesche. C died them eises Democrats hut
when they undertook to taxa through Buy
Garner and the rest Of The ''seceshers,
on the hare word onion, the while they
enumerated the doctrine that this war for
the preservation Of the Union, was fratrI-
cdal and unholy war, waged by LINCOLN
solely for the .uhjngatinn Of the South, and
the turth.raucs Of The ends Of Abolltlonists
--''ihey orerdtd The hing'-hnd thereby
cnvinced the people that the real Union
ticket, was the one headed with the name
Of W. W. WILSON far Representative.
Judge Cramtord, Price, Larimer& Tutiie
made speeches "a Crescent city and -''over-
did the thing" Heretofore the Democratic
ticket has ! al four To one, Of the votes at
Cresesnt-;hi- time, from the Cause stated,
the great manager' and his satellites fo'i
themsevss without 'sary'' majority.
Crawford In great n'nsser"r'over-
did the shng" al Rocky Ford, By jumping
frum the secession hank into the high tide
Of the Union pond. But the people con-
claied he wasn's actin: Union .'as grn-
srai thing anu voted against him aud his
cause Amos. TO man. Heretofore his
"aeting" always ensured his side vote Of
two 10 nne.
James Judge James undertook to make
his secession pags act a. Iaioa horses, in
James rnsn.hip--hu,, with no better re-
suit than ATTENDED the .irrrts of his COM
peers named above. With all his plough
ins he NV r'.turnsI up avuter. "Orer-
did he hing
Tesi-Cv!. Test the only man-thai
has ever met with much success In prossly-
ting in this county on that tide of the sene,
lie Is the only man Of positive qualities IN
the ranss of the ssssshvrs IN this county
He is the onEv man whose influence the
Uaioa rarity have reason to fear. lie never
yet "avsrd,d the th,ag," lie is mao OF
discretion henes a maa Of influence. We
have proof II this lsstsr-far everybody
kanvs he inverted ~ hts faith. the present
County Judge Of this county; The present
City Attorney; msmbsr 81 a mercantile
house; the Gsiy EeasEisr, an 81 C8aGty
.'ais.. an * Recover Of the L. s. Laad
oasce. ard others ~e might name, bus for
hasr. because the cause And means Of their
conversion are tso nossrioas 10 need re-
peanng here Col. test should Try to ham
mer little sssvrstioa tnsa these csassrss
81 he sssrs be bitches them on TO his
rlas nsxs season. Ysa see. Cai., ws are
MT sssSsa we eaesrfally give this advice
because ws dem II essential that ysa saoali
be "ys.ssd' IN regard TO The .posn:s" Of
year ragais saas ussa rsteaohisS.