Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
NO. 24,
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The foilosfng is the DsmocrasiG plat
fern In full, adopted lls To Loaisiaaa De-
mocrasy In the eonvsntson at Nav Or
leans, on the Sd inst.s III
WnKaxAa, Ths National Democrats
party of the State of T.aaisaaaay la gem
eraI convention assembled, fnlly reeog~
Inising the fact thai the iss@a, whAeh fos
Ilhe last four yaars has tried shs strength
oE tbs United States Gpgernaeas, was
made openly, manfailB and hon0Fably,
and that the decision having gone against
| them: and
| WHEagAs, We haEA sew come forward
In tha aame spirit Of irHRkarss end bon
or to support the Federal Eovegpmsnt IN.
der the Constisation, thsrsfosas
| ResoIued, That ws gisa our nRQaaii-
fed adhesion to the AatiG nal Democracy
| of the United States, and thar We recog-
nixs that party as the osly agent hY shieh
| nadicalism can be sueeeasfally met, and
this Government restored ls its pristine
purity and vigor.
ResoEpsd. That we sHsphaticaily ap-
prove OF The views Of PgesiaenE Johnson
with regard to the re-osganssasaoE Of The
State Governments Of the Hou8b where.
by the righls Of the resp aasare States are
kept unimpaired, and Ia Gpnslquence of
which these States are "a fRgai4ts theis
institutions as freely sbd witA the same
guarantees and privileges - are snjage4
by any other State in sha Uaian. /
Rfsolusd, That we heL5 ii 10 be the Ear
dinal rule Of action beth andar the 0en-
eral and State Consultation, 10 exclude
| from the field Of politics ali religious
questions and controversies, Recognizing
| in each and every one the right TO full
and free exercise Of bis Eeligipaa opinioas
and tenfts- 8E
Resolpsd. That We hold this to be a
Government Of white pepgle made and TO
be perpetuated for the eSclasiEe political
benefit of the white racss and 10 accord.
apcs with the constant adjudication Of
the United States Supreme Court, that
PEOPLE Of African descent cannot be con-
silered as citizens Of the United States,
and that there can, ia no eveut, nor under
any circumstances, be any equality be-
tween the white and other races.
Resoleed, That while we announce EN-.
phatieaIlv our opinion that she Constita-
tion Of 1864, ID the creation Of fraud,
violence and corruption. and 10 not in any
sense the expressienfof the sovereign vii!
of the people of LouisiaaA. and while We
believe ii should be repudtAted and abol-
ishad 40 speedily m it sen be done legal
ly, vet, as the Government organized un-
der il is dc faeto Government, and the
only de faclo Government in the State Of
Louisiana: as the eieelion abont to be
held 10 called under thar Constitution; as
the recognition of Governor j. Madison
Wells BY the President, AndreW ] Jshnson,
IL, to that extent, recognation lof that
Constitution aud GoTernmsht organized
under it, and as this oonvaatiaui has no
right to make or alter eonsts&ations or
forms of Government, We, lhT#fore, re-
cognize it MS the existing geyersaaents bat
recommend the calling oi aonvegt ton
| of the people of The State at kse earliest
practieabla period, foE shs pafEsose sf T.
| iopting coustitGaipn n1EHr9ssigig she Rill
| of the entire people of sh Stale. III
I Rfsoit,sd, That the Eustsshslan Of slayh.
nv having been effeesualig abolished Ia
| the Southern States, wa @ansiaRr our rigAi
to petition Congrtss for compensation fpi
all losses sustained tg iha eEaancipatisz
policy. f#t F#I 4l..
Resolved, That We will, wifh all ake
means in our power, Faror q rgt9rn 10 ahe
economical administrator 81 0is finances
Of the Governmans, apd tbs fhll and en-
tire payment of lis 7iast iissiiaies.
| Rssofred, That We advoaate the repeal
| of ali ordinances and lave foand TO have
been passed in Louisiana and shich are
| rot 10 harmony With shs canstit alton and
lave of the Genera auEaruuient, aud
which are not the dee8 ef hsdies consti
tated by the people 81 large HI
Resaiued, That VS. advocate a levee
and labor system, and rscammaud the i'm
mediate adoption Of spah laWs and means
as will most easstualy relieve the plan
ters and people al large. i
Resolved. That saugidering IL csnsc
nant With the ehIvalreua maEaaninity Of
the chief Executive At Washington, aad
due to a large number among the people
10 general, we most earnestly and strong
ly appeal for q general amnesty and
prompt restitution Of property; assured
that thereby impending tossl rain will be
avertea, and the domestic traaQuility Of
the Southern States successfully insured.
Rexoiued, That we Insits all law- abid-
ing citizens who agree with % ppon the
measures and principles above ennmErat-
| ed, without distinction OF uatiqualities,
to join Us 10 our ppposiiieu 70 the Radi-
cal Republican party wlnss tendency
and aim are TO eeBtrali8H aaa eonsolIdate
La Government on the rains Of eur State
institutions.
VIZ. b. AsroR.- Nc bank clark on the
salary of one Thousand toaIars q rear
goes to bis bank ~ reEuiariy, or werka
so many hours, as VIM, B. AStor, whp
counts up his forty millions. His httse
one-story nfiee, q step os tvs from Broad
wav, on Prince street. withI Sss iron bars,
making IL resemble police prisan, ID the
den where he performs bis daily toll, and
out of his wealth ard lahgr gets only
sshis victuals and csoEhss.r He attends
Ipersonally TO all his hasiamss, knows ev-
| cry dollar Of rent or iaeoms shat is to be-
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