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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14
OFFICIAL PAPEm,,
WHAT ARE WE YfGnTING FOR ?
National intellis eucei


To whip traitors and subjsgsis rebels
To preserve the 6ossrnGsnt OF OaF fsIhsss,
add dssszoy psfsd mp and bloatsd srissoc-
rsoy.
To ssnl.h from American soll ell Y. y.
va and knock superior class - high ~
q kits.
To foses traitors 10 obsy ths law. aud re-
spsct the Constitution.
To make freedom universal. aad guarantees
10 ever human being. "shs rights Of man. "
These are some Of the things. we are
nshuns for" IL the old fosslirsd. antique
ed. Antsdlinsisn ard pre- Adamiss National
Intsllissncsr wants 70 be informed OF Other
things involved 10 tAs great is.uss. ~s .ii
give tie few more OF the ''WzArs."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

"khsse been Al some pains ~ ascertain
.hsi Instrument OF the many no. soliciting
the pnei,s tsser combines the greatest
suosnt o. real sscelleres We hare PROF.
eceted this inqaisy eatirely iodspe1dently Of
al % dsfeetioa iroa irtsre~tsd parties The
opsa'ons OF so@e al The bsxl musicsl critics.
Composers. and pssGosmess have been CD
Ain~d' reports Of expsrirsent~ cnsar Al al.
ofdia>ry ese az Far,ous iustErmeuts Ia
churches. Schools. aud fsmill~s. have No.
compared. al 81 shsch. nth ssnrsl.r sa,nI-
nAisy. csaesr n assigning ne ara pi.c. a.
ths C.bsset Organ Of N.-on 4 Hsnlp-.
tec'<ion that ecrr~~ponds nth car pressoo.sv
iornei oossiesions resolved froue n<r~,n. Il
oc~><v&t,oa..-N. n tAs.ss... $780,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

s.0 e&vrEy
The Recommendation Of President Lincoln
Nat the present Congress will pass the pro-
possd amendment 60 the Consultation Of The
United stAsss aboilshiog slavery. IL Il has no
eshss effect. viii keep the subject alive. AT
sas dns during the last sssslon there we're
sopss that the snsodmsot would receive the
constitutional majority 10 both houses. but -
ne Presidential election grew near. the ar
Fsmeuss Of the polIticsl leaders caused sons
Of shs Democrats vhsss assistance vas re-
Nod apon 20 change their policy and obey the
dsnADd Of their sslf constituted superior. -
Ia sss expected that az Immense political
sdvsctass would BE- made out OF the negro
cry during the campaign. aud In The canvas.
Ne poor black man sss served up BY Demo
cratic prss~ss. orators snd sony writer's IN
ever conceivable shape. ad asssss,s. Il,
eniy bed i.s sfsses upon the ignorant and
pssisdicsd. bat the country survived IA. and
- ne pole The emancipation polio, OF al.
Government .. sriumphan,ly sustained
sash being the eass. there has been var,
hssIs ssid sboas the negro ancs. IL IA.
ben discovered that he sbonlnaels slang
sAicA 10 uttered apos tAls subject. did no
harm szcsps 10 ,hoss vho ussd il.
The polis, Of the os.srnnsas aud N.
people being settled. ,ass Democrsn vho
ves'd have sos~i foe sh' amendment 20 IN.
oonsunsioa. sbolIshIss slavery. are released
srss farsss~ ssslsy 20 sAesr party managers.
They have had fall trial Of The value OF he
p>sy cry. ssd they have isssd IL ps-ssls--.
ifshsy have sny isaspsndsacs ,Aey can no.
prove sss tact. They -sn ~ voting Cor IN.
snssdssat % The Constitution ne- s-..., IN
.'shdrA.iax the negro question slsoS.sh.r
non politics. rhsy sill expedite The matter
very considerably. .sd relier. sAsu..,v..
nso tie nsce>-isy Of attempting 10 male
espsssi frsa . ssss-eas ssb,sx sAss sAex
Assia 90 apes -shs ssanp.~ should the,
therefore tara Ia. and dispess Of the QUESTION
I" NE present ss~-loa. they oil hs.. don.
sSastA1aS .esshy Of applause. ssa IN m.
iaas raa shsy oil be s>osss.t b, N. .h.s-
isss sspes'siea Of The ssss,ioa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

Ma henSA- A cAasch snssrpssss. Hses,
- A~ssss ssPsss.as isea~oee IN m. A.
ssja<4ing DsSs-s. -. e>sa ssesasl, ln.usu-
rstsd n tss eisf. 81 -hirh sons .ecsaas
>AS isss~~~< yosr res3srs
II is'e.g. fseshytesisn ninissss par
$1,000. n NE pi@c.. sss II .,sAs ssa Geo.
s~if serss Of sssssd. saa erected upsa IA
sF<sioas ssd sisSsas ballasass. al co~t q,
ever rocco. 10 -siea ss ep~n~s /. .-hosi
s1Sss ne ssyls 81 ne 'Tsrrs haste P.m.l.
oslses~ .kiea "a sssslasss "a gr-p>~s..
Cd sso>ssfal spsrssios sata 90 p~ss .an-
nss. sssa hs dserniDsf - ssso-~ q 10
prspsrv. shs<szpaa. . sans>r - rsssls-
asn. inssrsss~s q tss chascA. erxxslz>s /.
ssrpesstioa slss s1s Tile "a Assss H.n. =
sss. ksvlzx ossslasd surirseas ls.s. asas ~
Ne property Cor . chzrca Schesl. IA pisess
ID zssss ne dlss<sisa ef ssso. Hsss>rs. n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

- ~ eea~<sfsn~<. AfEaarisfr<1or - STE
Fesa =. esetreils Ksfsts pzr.asrs a. a. .ss.r -
- 'i<e cornen fi~.s Ceast. u.ks e. ne Arxrsf
- - <<il a peali< s.cslcn Il TEE ascr 81
- -. - - n s&ft ceaEty e ytxo e. <sfnr.
-. - 80 e-y - pecszser. iss<- tks esIlo~sas
e-~rrisst go e<ssf~ - a.. ~ IA -. - -
- ~ se@ta 1899 a-rtsr e s~<sie. t-sr
$3.50 -. ss~u<Afp tstrs-<a Ia, rsass - - ,,
s<s- y ssr Crs~k. Ni<e Ceznsy. lnn,lss.. a.
- sssz r~e-tssrs< e 10 .-pr.s.-s 49, -
chAs 4. Hosy1aD. s<sar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

Wa coss he islls-ias letter ron The
Ss~sAss~s<<vH cA-ssA.' /. r.iss.sa. p.esr
psslshsi 81 oAiesrs. -rsslsa from tha p,.e.
~ sess one Of oar eisissss. 10 regard 70 N.
ssaAssssn. aad presp>c. % the Female OBI
zee SsAs place, The lester rsprsss.s IL
psepssiv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14
LIFE INSURANCE.
Incorporated A. D. i7oa.
Insurance Go. Of North America
PHILADELPHIA
The Oldest Insurance 90, In the
United states,
Has paid over'sl7, OO0, 900 Losses in Cash
since its Organization.
Cash Capital d surplus July l, ga.
Sl,642,727, 90.
BH,Idlrgs, Merchandise, F..r1atEs, &c.
lnsared against I.oss Or Damage By srs. on Iibe.
raj Terms Or short OF long periods
Brick and stone dwellings, Injured rRRpHruAILT
~ desired. on t-rns % the greatest economy
ARTHUR a. COFFIN ,Presisent
cHARtEs PLAT. seerstsrs.
EASONS Why
You Should Prefer To Insure
wlrH ras OLD
Insurance Co, Of North America.
PHILADELPHIA.

1. IL IL the Oldest Insurance Company IN
America ksvins coumeneed bnsioes IN 1Te3-snd
therefore entitled g. yesr confidence 81 the score
Stability.
= Ia has done successful business for
mere than 20 yess--thcrehy demonstrating %.
ABILITY 81 ns Management
2 IL has uniformly usaintained. during
ia lons Csre<r. The n sh.st keputstioa or lnies
rity AMI Hcuorsble Desl'ns-tosufyins. thereby
fan f.itA tAs year rights viil receive fsiF and b-
srsi prote<tie-.
4. IL hss PAID Losses IA Cash. exceeding
Seventeen hlllioo Dollars. uitheot The t-tucsion
q . ce.t. o. . days deisy-asrrsisnie vi ssacs Of
the wealth. 81 its f~scarcee. - eel e dspositior
% meet pronptly All liabilities.
5. Ia has Cash CspitAl and Sarplas 81
ever one hlliloa ga Han1rei TAosssEd Doil.rs.
secsrely invssts4-ks ample Gusfaatfe sftiEff
bts>st>r. in the - sn1.1af ant sxtrsors
ls~~~s. watch have cree s~ert sssy csztsniss -
limited nssnsi
3 II lusures AT TIE better els--es a.
proysrsy en Liberal Tsrns 81 lons % shert -
re. sne s~tti~- all hen><t elaine - iess>s
fre1psly and xgrltshly Al ne A-snry ~bcrs as
tnsnrsno. = er>ots8-eA.eSvins az iss hssinsss
rsl<uozs. ne 0oldeo Rai..
aecit1n Asebs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

inssssss, 10 aid in restoring that GoTssn.
nsns, the inmsinabfe value Of which u
shown by saoss thaassssaty years Of sac-
esssfnl sxial, darias which II has hecoms,
by eomnoa sonssnt, ths yecQgnixed mas.
scrpises Of political scisues-the glory
md hope of humanity. IL win agaia
ahina faFsh In iss mea iaaian splendor, 50
sheer and bless us, IL We bat peEf0rm ear
Mholc present duty.
U}aARLEs Mason, Chairman,
Toes. b. Flpsenee, John d. Hoover,
81 w. Iiasringtan, WiIiiam Finn,
Saza'i j. Randall. Jas. @. RaErstt,
Cornelius Wendell.
r. S.--AIl commnniestiona viii De pos
tags free, II addressed 10 tho Hoo. saaa-
ael J. RaadaIfs " sshing gtony ii. Gs bTasss
should be Eaade payable 30 the order %
sbe Chairman oil the Committse aboss
naiae1.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13
wao Il u xsPuS.ssLE ron THE

We answsr, the Republican parry
The Republican party might have pre-
vsnssd sbsprasens Devastating sisil War.
Ii mighs have saved the lives of shous-
ands Of the best men Of the Nation, and
thousands CT milliona oil the peoples
money. Fos rsoof Of whaa we say, read
shs following from the speech u srxrHRs
A. DoualAa,d delivered in The rnlted States
Senate, Ianaary I'D, lS6l, upon the com
promise measures, then pending before
sha Senate:
81 bslieve this 10 be . fair basis Of
amicable adjustment. IL yon OF the he
publican side are not willing 70 accept
shis, nor the proposition OF the Senator
from Ksntucky, lMr, Crissendsn, prSy
tell ~ sshas yoas ara wiiiias 70 dol
aT AppRxss raH INQUIRY 70 REpuaJIcANs
ONLY, FOE TIE RxAsoa yaA7 IN xHg Gos-
mrrrxE or THIRxgEss FEW BATE Aaos
yyKRr nSasxs xRaa TEE SorzB, lxcsGpfsa
Tuosg rsoa rHx CozTos SxATxss lAkssss.
Teoxss ASP DAvis,1 xxPasssgn TaxIz
RSApIsEss 70 ACCEPT TIE raogossyfes oR
M yHsKaARLE FRIzsn TzoN hEsTCekSs
INA. GRETgBGpgs,1 AZ q EIsAL sgrThxASAf
on rae CONTROVERSY, III Esr2ankD AND ass
raIsxD sY TIE RERg gBLlcAs xEsHExs.
stHEEOE THE s0ksE RESPONSE
BHITY or OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AMIOABLk ADJ
JUsTMENT, Is WITH THE REPuB-
LOAN PARTY
Rsre il is prwsl thai the Republican
party ID rssps.4-.uis, fos the var that II
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
Al and state Indebtedness incurred on sa-
eoans Of the was-shas is ia responsible,
for she high taxes shas have been imposed
upon the people, on account Of she waa-
sAas ia 10 responsible, for the distress and
fnanaasl ruia, whish new exists in every
part Of the eoaassy sy--shss il 10 rsspoasi'
bic, fos every me lost 10 the wss,-shal
II ia rsspoasifas for, end saoula ssesivs
ahs sarsss oE svsxy wife raads widas.
asd or svssychila made an orphan, By sh'
was. In shors thsa II viii De responsible
ssr me saiasalssssa u ths Uaaoh, sshsalS
shs union be dissalyed.
sAail sash party be eossiassd 4
poser, OF win tbs psspls change sAsil
vslsssy Let she Balloa-haxes as tho max
eleskisn proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

SECRETARY SEwAgp's Powxg. The See
relary Of State, whileendeay oring to vin-
dictate the vitality Of the Federal Governs
meat TO Lord Lyons, illustrated bis posi-
ton By ssssag Fs ID
My Lord, I caB touch q bsIl on msg
riglst hand and order the arrest of q cifss
Ssa ef Ohio. / can touch 3Ae bell agcin
asad order the tBprisornssss Of q calseea
l. Neso York, aad no posesv ON earth bul
that 'Qf Ehs President can rsIsGss them.
Qss shs Qussm eJ Esggga6s sw Av do
sainiozss, do - ssHcA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

1 . . ss -
9s Il - - ss ~ l.3
I - -. !. ed4y -
veassq, al0 stIlte4s4e II.
- - ! !nn1&6 Il
: r.. - 011tenl
~, T. alee etsp4 j.
!. NJ +, 2s u
$3.50 - - - - ~
t.s1 - = - 49, nu& 81 tbs
s.ss,s ~ go ). -. .iee!tn Eys-
-. - - sE a. 8 - i n n ~ b4ll
- a q ~ 3 - ;. :. ~ nsteF - u4n-
p.s4s sll.e - q ! i. = - 9eeei94 Asd
- - :! - 12ene4s Sakh&F
xno. " 1kse III 80 ~ eontTeas D.
~ sns reoa atsf - ee3ort.mApt Iof
tae9 MeEt nas - 4tenhks insin@
as.sess = 49, 2. -, - sss1 60 -
Rro2ssiy fsfatse eaiy " \ hsEsswhip 49,
IFsesHs. ~
The Tribans, II appears TO as. y uu.
asesssariIy wsaihy oyss IL abcvs Sbayrs.
kee whsshar is he true or nak. whernsens
shoald As. Hofsce dreessy 9es rxc5tsa9
D0as NOS Old Ahs assselass with uiwrssss
Fred. Douglas says thas hs se,t sn IL
card 10 hiaa, and was ,aasaisssd An sxef~
sxaaca 20 samax3ossn x nssu sox TIA
ffwhite psrsaaaion's who were wssting /
for boars. Ars the people better shan
the PrssidsntS Oiled Aks ALL, peeasvss
nigxsss. "a Msw YsArss ealIsss. and dine
with shsan q anbssssdors. WIZ. sben.
shosld Gseelay kick mp sash i kass and
sArsatsa 70 horse whip sowsbsdy for Ia.
aiBusting that the Iiaecln hampalen
Olub closes shsis nirhsiy ssssssns pisk
aigasr hsll? III shsy d. nss. shsrs 4 ssc
reason why they ought nes "a ds "a. Gree.
lsy sndorssd Misssgsaasioa hy ssyiag ssif
a man wishss To- saeFry black weaan.
we ask. In sAe uame "a aeoeneyA xnhs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

"If ftsss aafsrwaI fanatics a@d Abo-
lisssassss svsr sss he polcsT IN tssss
han6s, Asy aOtu ovsrids ts& Cosssiss-
lion, sci uss Ssprsias Court at defence,
chaags aad maks las0s TO sgil tisszaseIUss
LAT yIoLgsT HANDS on xRosg WIG DIg-
uRa wESH THEM IN OPINION, Or dare quss-
sssa Lk<ir sdSiity, snd JJs'sailg sdakrsP'
aAs cOHairy assd dsIGgs IL soith blood. -
DAsIKI WgRsTRR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

~ " The fact can no longer be dis
guised that many Of the Republican Sen
asors desire war and disunion, under pre-
sexf Of saving the Union. They wish 70
get rid Of the Soathern States, In order
to have q majority in the Senate 10 con-
arm the appointments, and many d them
think thay oau hold o pesnsneuk kspnb-
lisan msiorisy IN tbe EorsAesn States but
not In ths whole Union; fer partisan reA-
sons they are anxions TO dissolve the Un-
ion, ii IL can be done withous holding
shssa ssspsAsiAle before ttae people. Pr
Ssephsu Il. Douglas W lhs D. $. Seaafs,
Dec. 25, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

Liasola has .ssarewn hiaassif into tbs
hands Of the kAolisionisss. Freznsns il
nov satisfied thai the gar 10 10 be eeasim-
ned for negro equality, and hanes Witt
draws. he eoacizely states the isaas as
follows:
"Ths policy Of The DsaoGatie party
signaGss either sepssssioas o. ge~sssas-
lishmsnt with slavery. The Chicaxo plat-
form is simply ssparstisn. Gen. AeClel-
lass letter of acceptance u ss-sssahlish-
ment With sssgsKy.
ssTha Rerabliesa easasdats, on she
contrary, 10 PIE loea ca EAs ssssska3issA-
psssas of sks Uayua suakAoas asvsrys aasd,
hosesss hssisaalag hia b slisy MAY -. the
prssssrs sf HE party sills ws may hspss
fsrcs him 10 is.s z
TIE abese ID salzsisssiy aisslnsss wa
should think. fgsnoas says. Ii eHsess
sstha psaisy of she nsmeSxassc gAssy IL
che ovsgshrow af the unioz. The poliSy
of Liac0ln IL tho sgaxtkfbM oil ths Un-
ion, hsnos 20 fos Eiseoln.n ssTka RE-
ssssblishmssf Ut Upies witkoas sl&sesya'
ID aimply tbs ovssfhsaw of tha una0as fes
II sahssrts the FiKhss q shs Esases, de-
stroys their CDnssitasipns, and iaRves ths
Federsl GossEnnsss . sonseiid1eed oli-
garehy. Linsolh In ordss 20 pl&csss she
wrnkh af the Ckaze- Fremsnk fseizcn. has
pledged kimssH 70 sssad BY the Ta
xhom II may Coneernn alsimasaa. We
can thus see whesa we stand. Linssoln
stand plsdged aos 60 restore sae EJaions
whiis o Dsmesrsfis pslisy will ard mass
lead 10 is.--TDay Boek,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

@xkEM KMk& ~ X@UM MAM AMB M&ME
N xMxRE.
Tbs feIlswzag ssafsssion vas made By
the Hon. Mr.. Dawss, . Rspabliean sassn-
bss Of Congrsss fpoxa Massachusetts, on
Ma 2slh eE AaRa. IN whiok Ae exposes
aAe sssrapsness Of Lincoln's adminisara-
sis1 nss sEssEa 38Y
.THE GENTLEMEN MUST REAEh-
Bah THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH oAME lNTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS on REFORM AND RE-
TREaCHAENT. THERE Is INDUBITA-
gI4E EVIDENCE ABROAD In TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY MAS PLUM
DERRD THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES On THE GOV
ERsAEsT DURING THE ADMINS
TgATloN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS DAN EMANCIPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
GAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. y
-ES- Goe. Hsasgsg Dsssfogss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

COUNCIL bLuPFS, IOMA

-wlun naT x4xas, suy ana sell City aA2 go8nGT
raers, samk GsascxloaE, FarnlkA Abstracts - Ia
4aaes, saa Do ssxyt iaS paTtainiaS ts GsasFai
sAGaucy.
sg RAAL ESTATE, slabS scthS Dsa1s, Aast2a&sst
xrass Deeds aad Tax Fiilss, togstAsx via fan szd
t1sspiaxa Dss%kea af all Sasgmeaks, 0ecEsss 1ad
nxeSssioz Sales in Rsklxwoitoanls GeRaig, s&sw~
knx su incan hr &ncss, nsas aai ssfsc8lvs titles
ER~ Goassg Aneins pr0mgsg asssn4sa 10,
Aug. IL a6a4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

8 C0OACIk hkuRB&Y I0WA~A ~
~ Fasas and ssasssaatisns fasAfSn&A, saaA !
Spgk usrrsnssa 70 give sstisfacsisa.
COFYrNs mads 70 brdsr, % sk0rs ag&icss
E4~sheS Oh Main xees. s@a& 81 sF9e
MAs= o. aS6&. In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13
his Inaugural address.
THEN ON THIS.

"T ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
In Tue SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAfrER SHALL BE FREE. -
Lisstog.'s Emancipation Proclamation.
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pKs MONIES, Row

Land sasius&s tEaaascssS, AL iAs brsacAes, ,~-
L&na warrants HSht, sold and iSeats1 faxes paid
Tor nsa-ssstdentsi x2sls1 sRAzAas4, eolkeca1sns
ksAas City aalCeanty Orders sesxht and sead, Tax-
&s paid ia OsaAAa, 4. T., ana uDaia9 eosntteg
"A RxYEaEKeRs-g. a. 4aEA8on, m ca, saa q D.
2k.ockNoed, o4saisF, sE1neh state sank 81 lose,
z<iouncil BluHs. Em&yA&-Ai
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

vME q amu8sT AMD xaE comTNa
81 ii STATE KLEcxseNG.
Vssmsna rad Asias, in lhsir rsesns
elections, Aase gore against the dssaoess-
cy By Increased republican maIoriGies.
The dsnaoas4sEs are somswlst staggered
by shsss Fsssisss Mhils the Llneoln lear
mails asd iabiisas ssss Msias, ssths day
altar In sbs Esss, p ~ slsaEly indicating
the anivsssal drift OF pablie cpinian and
the issus os she Presidential eousess.
They tsli as sbas ssas Maias gees 90 goes
the uslsD r sa. they fsrgss tAs impor-
sans saes shat the Presidential isszs---as
it nov ssanAs bsfofe the country, bssweess
Lfncoln ard Mecieiisn ~ is nos the issue
shich saisidsSa she sso pastlss In sAis 10
Aaiae tleciisn.
To the obnoxious pea doctrines an.l
maliga influences Of ths CoppeTheads ths
Republicans are Indebted for their In
creased majority In Maine but does not
f.llow that aA TOE stases 10 essas will 10
the same way ~ i'm 1868 for she lssue 10
40 longer DasHsan UnIon war party end
. JsF. Davis peace party. General Me-
Cislian's lesseFy defining his posision "a
Presidential candidatey briaxs back tho
masses Of shs Dsaecfaaia party 10 the
solid Union platform upoa which they
- ~. W 49, e ~ 49,. - ss ss. osa .aes
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OITx H0TEI4y
AIDDLR BRoADwAT, ooUkoTL alsugss
azrs BK w, EsszxzISsGs4

Yas Propgietos has leased the sboys hansey ana
hss reatsea aud sefarnishes ~ <hxouehsrs in NE
.xaoss ssnssnlsas and eomkoKkabis style Haytns
ID gasnY PEARS experience ts The business, he SAT-
tsrx hifussf shat be can give general sssisshEt5an
"a All taose wao mag fAror hin via shazr sasFoa-
age FAfa Is lsw AZ aag house tn kswa,
stssA ysFas zssA ss&tas& staaehed.
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~ WNFW& &Asss@8& 1sM ~ e~AA +
Tae Chicago Times makes che foIlew~
ing sxcssdingly approprisas eompsrison,
whose aassf sxssalsase iIss 10 iss ready
aad sozapisss appiisssios 70 the present
sisasaips In political Affairs
ssIf q saan wege 20 take the eonsrass OF
uniting fEe Ssssss sf Iliaois and Ksa-
tueky By q hridgs aeyoss the Ohio Yivssg,
snd ahould bs farnished With eli tho ma
serials be asked for and of he aualisv
desired, asd All the money snd lsborsFs
wanaAd, and shoald promise 10 sgmplsss
II ID sssixty dsys,S and bad good health
voaohszfsd him, and shouid fad; and
then II the time should be extended 20
tnineky days. and should sgaip FAIL and
lhen q aix mouths, and then 80 o rear,
and thsr 70 . ya&s aad . hal, asd 70 trs
years and thsn 20 two yeers and ball,
and then 10 thTss PEARS, md then 70 thsss
ysaws md half, aAd ~ NE sNssntins
COED ksalth ssatiaus, with plsstyi %
Werkmsa and abandasea es moaes and
rnxaesial, untn milIions had bsen wzsisd
whers oaly thpasxnds hxd besn asEsnAtsd
for, s6sd no pFogrees mAde, moald NOT all
Ipsrssns oeucinds skst - eeufxactsr ED
nas bald the bridge at al, and thai ha
was 4 ahea& and q hambae, or else ysin
fimhasiaeg Ard then swpposs, in addiss
soa, thss he ssssen Assiensd b The eoa-
ssaeses for We non- faialnsst e I'M cen
sxaas wsas shat sozns ons said thak hs Was
- iAhsaiie, A1d 6ad langhsd Is hs idsa
u - eniidiaE ths bfidse. Ane thss,
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LOOK ON THIS Pier URE.

~m HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
RECTLY Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TgRFERR WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. I BELIEVE |
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND I HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do s0.''--PrssidsssG Liacoln IN
his Inaugural address. s#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-13

RxysnLscAx AReuxzsr.Ths Rspuhii-
cans an ID Usdsr FAlls hare been afgaing
for fss.soin. The way thsy Do II told BY
i assfsspoa6sns sf ths Dabsqas Herald
ssTks rsssatof sks ssssAisgs Of Rspae-
lssaa leaders asd 81 tbs Rspahlicsn Press
y sslll msnifssssd In Cedar Eslls. 70 be
q deznDoras in this sfcslon sablscts man
To psrils oil ife and property. The Pre-
pristnF "a khs IazA4s HsaSs, quisss psaesr
sbls salissu, IL ssspscssd VI this enSEeit
IL. .Isis aid th2t ~ wih ssea xaw 10
GieliAn. This Il sneaeb e jsetifT tne
d ssxnskicn 81 his properly insult - his
s,fe. and an asssanpt upcn he lifs. All
i il was dons Iass HatsfdAy svsninE -
iFs6as 10 psovss11ioa wlzn1evsss NJ honea
= rntled. in wiadoNe 111eesA -
Hife ne1s sressIy ipsal.<d. sed g oe1:
relied 10 lssss hIs osa hoase iss sAfssy
MAJ ylsaaaas p1sgy u ssloat toI--.
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ity nass g r - Essls q sas Asslisaes
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Livery Line On Reasonable Terms.

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