Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

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Is 1 little. doe lie I1xeI nctoX|
nos h llAaehh sps ~ ~ aief
luiDn, 10. IN 3 - ia thinx
ssye ni.erpro eas asysl Ii bat
Ill sfekectsd, rs TIE very prince Of loyal
nen. The dsshones4 YAstTs ssesas, aad.
ret fkaxe are re very men who shaid az
k6ns ID a6rtA eoppsshesds Ia tbs rnar.---
fI.aaehtss.J
Why. sirs, la la not the rear guard, bat
the vafy adEaare guard Of ths Grand army
INF psealasaSa. .kle ias.las saa fasafsaaes,.
fnr tbs beginning Il scarcely ret begun.
or the four wears of Ejaculation, there
aaa scarce va been developed the han-
arnash part. And some very loyal papers
hra catering themselves that the arrest Of
Dorssy and his Exposure is proof of
their hsnssty. They do not allow their
Public servants to 20 uopunished. Well,
shey ssAsf where they can't conceal the
pecufatioas. Z Ict rs see. There was
! John Bresiif. elected BIZ The Democrats o.
Ohia State Treasurer. be betrayed
his trust and tia Democrats party aban-
donetI hisn. lie became fugitive frem
iastiee, ani q fugitive from justice he re-
mains to this dr. VIII many sxieilent
personal social qualities. bis failnra to
diseharre bis puhlse trast. his dishonesty
in pahiie iutv. forfaited him forever the
Ieon6,lenea of tha Demta cratic party Ills
bFother.in.law, Wa II. G3ihssa. was his
successor. Elected In 1855. and RESIDED
tad In 1857, be paFfscsed tho peealstions
which bis brotherzinlaw began. Ha ad-
fi,d thoasnnds and tens OF thousands 70
it. For that be, too. mas arF2ssel and
tried baf1aa a Grid trihna ai~-for we had
not Invented military enm MISSIONS fhens
/ lie was eSnviuted by n juFv Of Twelve
nan. and sentenced 70 the psnesantiaYy- -
1 Temporarily be escaped hy aona cdutemp-
ttihle flaw in the indictment. lie was sub
! ieet % 10 trial agsirs. and while under 10.
siiotmens and aetnsl conviction as = thief
and pecnlator. thfs haaest Republican
uartvs that Saesn'a stand by dishonest
/ public servants, made him Colonel IN the
/ honorable service Of the United States,
ard be il Colonel today, or until recent
( ig. In return hr became one OF the chief
/ speakers against tba Democratic party,
aud its faulest hbeIar in 1868. And so
Ewirl i, P. Stone. His peeulations run
/ back to the State Treasury. 1t was known
he was dishonest public servant, and
vet the Administration, through Ssiman
p. Chase. made 4. p. Stone Collector OF
! Internal Revenna. and Lost Sl4l sQo1by ii.
Again. the House of Representatives,
nearly tbvee-faurths Of which was Re.
! publican. in 1862, found Simon Caaaeron
guilty Of paeulation. They condemned
| hifa. They compelled the President Of
the Tritsd States 10 remove him a. See
retarv Of War. and immediately be was
appointed Minister 10 Russia. IhsH pun
ish their public tervants, do taey2 " ell,
hope bY- and By acme such punishment
will come TO IA for cur good deeds ~
thsV gave 10 theirs fer their had knes---
that some of ia nav he made Collectors
of internal Beysaae because We are hon
est. and acme of IA cent 20 Russia fo1
the same reason. Laughtsr-l Here is q
| Treasurer Of Stste--a man who has been
one Of the nest foul abussrs ct the Dem
oeratie party oil tbis Fims be was en-
gagged in recnlatian-a arrested for pecu.
latlon, and nov about 10 Be indicted, ans
If convicted. sent to the fenitentiary.
lie is tbs first ease that has come to light
The rest are vet to come.
But The party to which we are opposed
ia party aF desrotism. | will thanh
anv man who supports that party If ht
will show one resolution passed by the Re
publican party sii2sa tie war began, il
which there has been one single derunci'
alton of arbitrary arrests or arbitrary
proceedings. / will be obliged Ia any
body wbo wiiI send to nv address a eorT
Of auv such resolution. There ney@r ha'
lr4rs = y.teste-s az s,fye~as isrzEv&-a~a~4szrt
/ Of the Constitution by that party. Khyi
Because these xi8lsti ms OF theCcnEtitu
sion, these arbitrary arrests and uiitarl
comm issieus. have Seen directed aaains
their nrpaueHt&. And when the table
| are turned, and the Democratic part
shall have power. il the rules laid aewl
~ the late Administration ara 10 be rule
for future Administrations there vii
come up = bowl such a. some slid beas
may be supposed 20 send forth from thl
iungles, when smittenbv the shaft Of th'
hunter. II II tbe party OF dssPctism
gainss Statn Rights. What have we has
In Ohio? The very first Goyernorete ctet
after the war commenced, was Govern
or who not orlv lid rot resist srbitraF'
power in the State Of Otto, bot aetaall'
invited the arTest Of ane of the mos
prominent men of the Democratic party
and bad him dragged from bis home, an'
/ iuearoeratAd in Fort Werren. So wia
Y Governor BYough. He. i~ his lifetime
deliberately permitted a military cornmis
sion 10 sis in tba eitv Of Cincinnati 10
tbs trial Of citizens for two months, an
permitted another commission 10 sit i
Gnernsev county, to try citizens for Of
lenses properly recognizable 10 the eiEi
tribunals Of the land. That is the man
ner in which these Governors have guard
ed the rights Of the States. II is not th
way in which Gen. George ". Morgan,
elected. will administer affairs as rovFrno
Mr.. YalIsndigharn next referred TO tn
taxation II Unitea States bonds. and con
cluded By charging that the Rcpuhlica
was negro equality party.