Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

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gome prominens Repuhlioxu sanasoM
FAVOR o project fer the astablishmeaE Oh ?
NakiensI Hank, 60 fiscal agent Of ste
Goseanmans, but oshsgs woald prefer p
Treasury bank. When tina entire syskeaa
shall be established, the ssrsagth af The
Federal Goyernmsae will be augmented
In xses. thaEa axe signs thaa the 6oyerr
msns viii become rapidly eonsolidaseS
and censralized.-- Wash. Cor-e fAs baff
fssaors Sasa.
Ths abovs ia undoubtedly cCxrect, ~
FAR q ooacsgns the ANS Qf ths psssisAAa
isaaas nss In pswers sFton The innapas
sswe ~ cor E1sssws oosPias&fio.s, y has
clearly haan The aim Of those leaders, a
soon a. they could get the power Of Corr
eminent into their haads, 20 perpesaasf
81 IL, il possible, by acensFaliEaslou OF pow
or in the Federal Government By Destroy
ing the Sovereignty Of ahe people and Of
me States, Is guaranteed by the Conssi'
tuition, and for carrying out this project,
a to establish, il Unnecessary, Military Dess
posisn. AS parts of this machinery, saeJ
hare already established, and are daily
aagmsasaag persaaasat National DEnz,
and have laid the foundation ioE an i'm
msnss standing array. b the sam'
msaus, they hare an immense Corruption
Fsnd al their disposal, and are using II
in the same manner In which the liberties
of Rome were undermined and that ma
tion bloesed from the face Of the earth
All that Ii new wanted 10 make their ma
shinexy complste, is National Bank, 81
s<Treasury Bank, !" as fiscal agent; and
no doubt, they are determined to estab'
lish one at the present session, for ii tael
do not shurry up the cakss," the people
viii spoil their fun, by changing the Po'
lisisai complexion of Congress. The Ma
tional Bank has been three Times defeated
once by the casting vote Of that old Rev
olutionary patriot, GEORGE oLrSroS, wheE
se was Vice Prssidsnt oishs Unssed ssass'
IN 1871; again, by President ASpRxH
Jacwsov in his nemoFabaa seso uf lS3l
and third time by President TYLER Il
his bank vesaes of l64l.
Upon this subject, the Cincinnati En-
0usrey remarks 49,.
ssFor the last twenty years IL has been
thought the monster was dead beyond th'
hone of resurrection. But il ID hard X
kiil, and IL viii require, il seems, few
mare Democratic knocks 10 finally stlfei
il. The only National Bank the peopl
want Ii the earth bank, out of which come
California Gold. In view OF the past, /
will require astonishing Hudaeity and haF
dihood for men 10 rise in Congress AM
advocate great United States Bank. !
better way to revive old party issues co.,
not be devised than that"
We will add that cur only hope for tn
present defeat of this scheme, is in pos
ssble jealousy CD the part Of some kepuo
lican Representatives towards the sens
tors, who will be sure to seize upon "a
on's share for themselves, when they CON
to the details Of creating Privileged classes
titled orders, etc. II this hope fails, Il
people will hare to meet the issue squareI
at our next ensuing elections for Con
gross- &C., and no man who has not 10
all confidence in the virtue and INTEL
gsucs of the American people, can douI
what the result will be.