The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-31

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ment. While they certainly have I hlslf
opisiion af fAls stisia ssa lilisy. cf1
G,.ns wasRES. they gro equal unani-
saous ii me opEkss6 tar ne i las:s
VI. GRisRs Is the right man il the right
place, in the United States en and
they confidently look for his sseelsction5
sy.slss1 5aiaa. legislature of a go Lii.
yiasare .Thafahere can be no mistake
abodt this, isssidsns rom the f.ss that
Igssoiutions were passed p ~ tie uaiSn
nominating conventions onsshpf sslopes :
IL least Iii Tar Is my infSrnasi'st shs9 ex-
,IeaIsa, jp favor Of Ire leesi91nl " n,
GRIsss. IA abe Unioat ConEsntioR in
this County, it,was declared inter aliud-
ing to the services Of Senator o. that We
Is earnestly hope; tllatis no contingency
.mayioceur which shall deprive the cOun-
II III Of MS servicebih the U. %. Senate. =
and Mr. DELL, our Representative elect,
in accepting the domination, declared
tlsa4 this resolution met with his hearty
sauprasaL.taSo, alsdt lat xhe ONION 8ena+
torial Conyention at Glenwosttll n was r.!
;tpJsed that " We kbaII, expect NE heSxt
.Gsr.sral assembly to, continue the Hon'
JAmRs iW. ERsxks injthe position he now
2worthily 5ccatifes, p bsad I npcrsonsslly
know That Mr. Ross, our /" Senator elect,
concurFed in. this expression of opinion,
and indeed, could not have been nosssi-
tnated had he not done 90, Resoiutioaa
of 2 similar character were passed at the
I Union, Conventions of Mills and Fremont
counties; ind that they were and are
heartily approved u W the Union men Of
This Senatorial District, does not, | think,
admit ofa sdoubk! 4And, lin TRUTH CON!
sidering che fhFggiY and Influential stand.
ing of Senator GRlNEs as the United
States Senator. his eminent. ability. his
junbending patriotism, and his fearless
devotion TO the Union cause, ms
withdrawal from that body in the pres
emit crisis of the country would be CON
sidered little less than National ealalsl-
ity.. =, - A. UNION MAN:
We agree with our ecorrespgt,nrttlsht That
Mr.. GRIMES has made q good, and eff
cient member of the ,Senstc-+One of the
aslest representatives our State. has ever
had Ia the National Legislature but we
cannot CONCUR in the opinion keesems to
entertain, that Mr.. GRtaEs has done %
well that none could do better; for, adj
nitting Mr., G. to be the most efficient
Senator. eyer elected from lowe, etheieorn-
plfmentis bd8 a .neagfe one. But We
cannot agree With "a Union Man. that
Senators and Representatives. are under
obligations to support Mr. Grimes for re-
election because the conventions by
which they were nominated passed reso-
buttons eommerdatory of the past course
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Of Mr.. Crimes. Neither can We aagret
with our correspondent that Aessrs. Ross
and BELL would have both been defeated
for nomination had they not publicly in
dtrsed the said resolutions, for in neither
County nor Senatorial Convention were
the Grimes resolutions introduced until
after the candidates were nominated, and
in both instances were the resolutions in
trpduced BY he same gsatleman-a partiou-
lar personal friend of Mr.. GRIMES. We
do not believe that Mr.. Ross or Mr.. BELL
consider these resolutions binding upon
them, but hold themselves free to vote
for whoever they consider the best man,
and We believe they haFe the sanction of
the people in the pursuance of such a
rouose, Whether they viii; support
GRIMES, WARREN, or ANY other man" is
y matter For their own decision, but when
e.say that Gen. WARRFS will receive q
surpeft from the.western mem
bers, we believe We Know whereof we at,
frih. We know Dir, GRIMES is. q good
would detraot nothing from
his we'll earned fame but iii On.
WARREN he has ia foeman worthy
of his Steel" and if the Attest next win
ter is confined to these two, the people
will have no reason to complain of the
result, let who will win. As We stated
yesterday, we believe mo man in the
State K m rrcr popular with the people
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