The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1862-03-01
- -T..a. COUNCIL IowA SATURDAY. MARcH l. 1864

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tie nenbsss u cosgrea Mo had o. &
Rishassa z issriAsd spss der basssrs
he Hos. AlPtsa ~ vss ~ ssly - tAa
kept sp . his vssd.
- nse. WV. Wrisss has or tAaah,
for ssaary peb. 1oss-, s.sse utisA - fat
: coy Of spssiai nsssaes q tAe Cover
-. essssiaine . repsss = ~ s6eial sar'
respo1denee beswsea tAAs isseaiosay go
Liest Col. Nrl1, u regard 20 he sroable.
II freasnt Coanty.
tT0s Tuesday Last The Seusts q hi,
Ssaas isdsGaissay posspesed . bill looking
70 tAs repeal u ~ Cssssy Sspsrviser sys.
ten. A. The Hosss = ssdoabsediy strosely
in favor Of tAs prsssai democratic syseen
u Cosusy govsrsaess, shsss will - u
shssgs .ads this sessios. Wsas glad 4
tAis, besssss .as Rrs:sas sysss. works liks "
TFron the pablished proceedings oi
the Legislature, vs learn that, % the 20th
inst, Senator ExcLlsn prsssated, for the
eossidesstion Of the Senate, . I" petition Of
Casady and oshers,'' relative TO the State
prinsing. That's our Casady Test ha. Civ.
% b,m smother job Of dirty work. The Col.
= crafty-you never and him rakirg chest.
mats out Of the ARE With bis own iinsers! -
We adnire the Colonel's craftioess and dis
cree;ou, bat We defeat bic nacAinations.
s.
q The reproaches Of the London Times
assioss or |" civilisatien," are we'll answer.
ed By the New York World, which says ''shs
dungeons Of the Tower the aeshless and
sr:nning skulls, which Of old formed the ap-
propriase ornamcn,s Of Temple Bar !, the
bloody a.s'.es Of Jcfries; the ravages Of
Claverhouse; the massacre Of Droheda and
Glencoe; tho Indian tonahawk and scalpipg
knife employed in our var Of the Resols.
tion; the victims Of the old Jersey ship /;
the uindoo rebels, whose living bodies were
ramued into mortars and fred into the air
--all bear witness to the nurderous revenge
With which England visits rebellion against
her authority"
C The Cleveland Piaindeolsr, always
an uncompromising Democratic journal,
says that every Senator who voted Against
the expulsion Of Bright should have COM
mistss Of investigation after him, or . cor.
oDer's jury setting upon him. So bold .
rebsl . Bright could be sustained only by
rebels 10 sympashy il mot rebels in fact. A
man 10 known BY the conpsny b. keeps
Bayard, Of Delaware, Who was the frst
presidins officer Of Yancy's rebel Conven.
ton Ut Charleston, said /" 20 " to Bright's
ezpulsion with roaring emphasis. lie IL
an old gambler, trickster and traitor, Of no
use to himself, bis constituents or the world.
Hemp is his just heritage. Salisbury would
be - bad il he knew ~ much. Latham, Of
California, needs watching, ditto Powell, IT
Kentucky, and Rice, Of Mincesota. Look
70 The Senatel
TThe rebels seem somewhat out Of
hamor with the London Times, because il
said the British Government would have
done - much for two negroes - Il did for
Mnson and Slidell. Here 10 what the
Richmond corresp ondens Of the Char.
lesion Courier, says, under date Of Jan.
3lst.
"The London Times has given M blow
between the eyes entirely unlocked for, and
not easily explained. Mason and Slidell
are "fellows" to be regarded with no par
ticular favor, to receive no ovation, for
England would have done ~ much for
sevo nevroaao A she did FOR them.O