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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

GB The wSrk Of ssRepubiieanizing -
the south is progressing. Hsretefore
they have had no Lieutenant Governor
ia North Carolina bat thls feature of
their Constitution esofs not seeru to apit
ths views of tbs daHinant bartv in thar
Stale, go The Stste Gaaventlon has pass.
ed bill creating the ofioa Of Liesteu.
ant Governor and pfosidiug for bis elec-
lion By the people. This oi6eer will be
chosen for the first Tina in the history of
the State, in The August election. Here.
tsfors the Fresiden: Of tbs Senate sue-
eesisd to the GuberuAtorial chair in tbs
event OF vasaaey occafring By the
death, rssisaasioa or removal of the
Governor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
-D's.'. I Y | Ia


EsAcvArsbs or Masassxss. sgasasss ar.
., one Of the CHI psssxs ana meat In
porsAns points os III eoAss 81 Mss.Ieo
waa sarrsndssed b. lssas Fsrasi sseossss sc
the Liberals On shs s II ANA. on sks
l6th ait. tha Frsnss hatfs been dsSsatsa
Aad routed near tks alss. "a haxina aa.i
70 its dsssnses wass anslawssa D. aAs no
erals. fws dsss aEssr q ssroag suEpsss
heia BY she inpssEaa Erssps Wis aiso
sbAudonea and sAa garrlsaa added 10
that sasieged ia AMsanasss, On ehs 23d
SIC latter strongly forsfHsi psint xas
aoasdonsd By the French and quietly ss-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19


WAR EASlsG MAX Da.--Ths Cbica.
90 Journal says Mr. (irinnell, ii. q. from
Iowa, would hare bten re re-nominated II
The nsws Of shs sssasit upoa him By Gen.
sFsl Rousseau bad Fs&shad homa before
sbs convsntion vas hsid. Nhereapeu,
The Rochester Express, Fepublieap pa
per, aaysi
8 Ii Gaming weuld ssedga a rb.norni .
nation, GsnrEal RaasssAas girasss would
bo in great dam4ua ahalsBg ahxisns fakia-
bsrs Of Congress.
Even "oar mem woald aeek to
provoke she aeasral. i II eould tastsbs
naks his scaling sses'' Tor shs nest
nomination. RtEsabsaaH candidates. are
not particular az sa sh4 msaas, osIr 90
they are noxr inat8d 4 e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
MAssAeHusKrrs u RErsskmxsr.

= - Exr Eaet - =
4 nw weeks sines w rsssrrea u j
case iilsstrasing The hamaaisarianisa af
radical Veyaaas. A mere recsns aiIair
disslesea . still moro revolving phase sf
Massachusetts rehasmsns, but rs shs auh-
lIscl of tbs Outrage was ealy . sslsiss girl,
sbs radical pspsrs havs raissi 40 ont 4ery
shout il, The affair occurred In oas of
the schooia of Cambridge, within sovnd
Of the eonaecraEsd church bells sE Bos-
tor, aud sImoas withia sight Of sha lax-
arieas residences of Hsnasil Phillips and
Governor Andrew. II did not taxa place
IN The parLeus Of rice, and tbs psrpesra-
tors we're not the dregs and oas-casss of
society, hut shsy ware the nals md fs-
mals tesebers Of 8 school, the vesy
Ncrems de % eYssse'' Of AiAssa ehusssts
ayistaaxass Eks sislin mas q baaakafsza, !,
&aaa& yassy assy ~ sssssssn yx4 ~
oniy srirno, whispering In sehss1s 0ss
bury MASTER ssized and firmly hssd Der
hands, another applied rag 10 prevent.
her out cries, while third beat her fer
bali houF With largs and heavy strap
until abe was literally black and blue,
8 fourth refined mistress meanwhils play.i
ing piano to drown heE screams. And
more han this, the saper. refined commit.
sss-msn of the school have approved of
the set, fhis isa specimen Of Massa
ohusetts ciFiliEatian ard refinement
among its educated classes. Ne one
wauld doubt for a moment that the per
PetratoFs of the outrage vera abc!ition.
lists and GarFisonians Of the most ultra
order. Their threats would hate grown
hoarss With their denuuciatious Of = sim
liar outrage, had one occurred on South
ern plantstion-providsd the vistim had
been negro. We shall wait with much
interest 10 see whether Mr. Sumner will
add this to his other cages of cruelty
which he has parsdsd before the Senate
and the country IS arguments agsrnst The |
Of The Union gYideeporti
( Conn. Republican Farmer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

Il Z & =
4 free interchangs Of spinisn and
kindly feeling between the citiKens Of all
the States Is necessary to tho perpetuisy
Of the Union. Al present elsTsn ssatss
ara excluded FROM tbs pationa. council.
Far seven long months the present Con-
gress has psrsistsnsly denied any right Of
representation to the people of those
States. Laws affecting their highest and
deareas interests have bsen passed With
out their consent ard in disregard Of the
fundainsntal principle Of free government
This denial Of representation has been
made to all the members from State,
although the State, in the language Of
the President, 'prsssnts itself not only
In an attitude Of loyalty and harmony,
bat in the persons Of representatives.
whose Loyalty cannot be Questioned IN !,
der any existing constitutional or fsgaI
test"
The Representatives Of nearly one
third of the states hays not been eon-
suited With refursses TO the great quss-
tious es the day. There has bsen ro ma,
tioaality surrounding ths present Con
gress there has been no intsrcourss b.
tween the representatives Of the Two
sections producing mutual confidence and
resp set. In the language OF the distia-
guishsd Lisutsn&nt General ''It il TO
be regretted that at at this time there
cannot be greater eommingIing be-
tween the citizens, and particularly of
taose insrustsd with the law-making
power" This state Of things should be
removed at once and forever.
Therefore, TO preserve The national
Union, TO vindicate the saiieieucy Of our
admirable Constitution, to guard The
Ststes from covert attempts TO deprive
them Of their true position in the Union,
and to bring together those who aFs an
naturally severed, and for those great
national purposes emily, We cordially ap-
prove the call for a National Union Cou-
veution, to be held at the city of ,Phila-
delphia on the second Tussday-14th-o
August next, and endorse the principles
therein set forth.
We therefore respectfully but earnest
ly urge upon our fellow citizens Ia each
State and Territory and Congressional
District in the United States, in the in.
terests of The Union and in q spirit of
harmony, and with direct references to The
principles contained In said call, to act
promptly in the selection of wiss, mod.
nrate and conservative men to represent
hem in said Convention, to the end that
MI the States shall at once be restored to
.beir practical relations to the Union, the
Constitutions be maiata intd, and peace
yEaaa tbn vrb III .o..zhu-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

- Ar. RaTaaand 10 abs very much
pleased wisn Tad. stsvspse bIIl for the
admission nfI sss saathsFn statsa to the
Uaipn.t lis obis4sions, however, rest
nos - mash aralass Its injustiea as 10
iss efIsos appn hispsrty. lie sayss
Y vssshiag whsasvsg af ID praafieaE char
aesef "a - b. galaea By me pasaegs af
this bill Il aeeesaplishss neshiag~- ii
biads nobody-i ii abliyhss - nxlHaiple
II ssfras no good parposa whaGssas. ali
i can possissg Dc IL % Infoks i nes ean~
aiat wisb tha Prssisisht elicit j fsaal
vesos which Il will reaasrs two- thirss ii
both Houssa " essrsasaa. ana make !
nsw iasue fbs ne Fall sIsstlons. il a.,
ssssFassrsgAs NJ vsarasmsaii -, @hses j
gosd ansay uason szAaiaasss| VII not
care y as&ss Add r4sk 90 A.sss Il sli,-
sr sasst thsa p inexesss la sAssesa III
sassess q ihe Deaaarasie noasiasss. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

Gy' Ths New York Timss says ssThe
Frsedmen's Bureau has organizsd . plan
for providing work and homes in the
Northern States for unemployed and dss-
tituts Freedmen on the Virgins PENN,
sulaa, whsrs in the singls district about
Fortress Monros the Government is OBJ
Ilgsd to issue monthly, sixty thousand
ratioas- On Saturday, quits number Of
ceIored men and women we're sent to
Massachusetts,, where homes have already
bean seeared.''
We belisyo in allowing each State to
manage It's domestic affairs iu its own
way, and therefore we do not object to
the Freedmen'a Bureau sending the ne
groes into Massachusetts, to compete With
the whits labor Of that State. They pay
their money and lake their choice; and
besides, We are not sure but few thou-
sand eitiEsus Of African descent placed
in close proximity to the radicals Of that
pestiferous region, might eradicate soma
Of their uarsason able notionss The beat
part Of Der population has been for years
gradually leaving the State, until is has
become the hothsi for all manner of iRmg
and eouseiss, as Wild and chimarioal al
ever entered the brain OF man. II hsr
people Wish to have ths eontrabands of
the South imported into THAR Aidss, va
have no fault to fnd, but We desire TO
protest against her running them across
the line into Connacticus. whsn abe gets
tired Of the barihsn.- Republieaa Farm
sr,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

JkrFEasoS's IBEA OF MED1cIEz.-Jef.
ferGon had 20 oanfdanes il Mataris
Medioa. While resident ia Paris, hi,
daughter was seized With typhus fever.
and an eminent physician Was sent for
He came an examined the patient, gave
directions about nursing, aad departed
without giving or leaving anY medicine.
The same course was pursued on the aee-
end and tAird days, whsH Mr.. Jefferson
said.
''Dossor, you don't appear 10 be do.
lag anything for my daughter. What ia
the reassn 7
HThs reason is, | want her to get
sell. had Supposed you kaew what
nay system Of practice was.a
"No What isitan
ssTo hare the moss careful uarsing,
lsave tbs disease 10 wear its-lf out. aa,i
let nature do che ress, ,bnt give 40 uetIi-
ciBs.n
The resalt vas the dsaghtar recovered
With an uuinjured constitution. and, for
thirty years alter, Jeffsrscn followed the
system of the French physiei2u.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19
IA coArsa aHsoN.

The venerable Laalay Combs, OF Ken
lucky, thus aliudsu 10 the social eousli.
ity Of whites and negroes
Other candidates may do "a thsy
please, bat SO far as I an concerned |
viii do nothing 10 wsaksn or dsvids
these opposed to the monstroas and ma
natural doctrine rampant at Washington
Of nfgro social aad political squaliiy.-
Gods curse has stamped the aegro wi.h
an insEaesable blaak skin and wooly
head and in lis psoTidenss has kept
aim for six thousand ysags in close
proximity to other races, bua always su
bordinats--iu mind and body 40 well AZ
siTiiizstion and Feanemsnt- and yes we
hare The spectacle new before us Of a
deliberate sonsriracy in the North, to
bring down our favored race to the ne
gro level, in violation Of Gods Law and
ell written history! TIE idea of sleva-
ting ths edoroas sons Of Africa to the
Caucasian status, 10 about as abs9rd a.
trying to perfume dog fenael BY tying it
ap in bequet with Piaks and rssas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

A "LorALn Row Down n Hauails3n,
sas.sF eoanty, ohios the Other day. tha
"loyap Abolisioaists held nsssfag tot
tse patFoss sf appointing delegates I'd
their State Coavsallaa.s Tds Radicals
oGsrtd resolutions indarsing the asasoa
IT tao dsanion CsaSrsss al YashlaRsou,
whsrraPon Hon. Lewis u. CangssH pEo-
pses4 - sabaiituse resolutions spgso-
si7g lci sseoasfraetian pslisy of Pssslssns
JspEsea. 4 biltar coatsss easnsd, and
hs afow was iRestsabls, aoma. psssea
Fapvsd an adjoaFsnaai, and lhs Prsssdsas
declared tas Hsaliag vas adipsrasa,
witheat auy Tots being taken % siEAeg
sst Of resolutions. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

Tax PARrY or CaxlsrIAstrr.-Lawysr
Galloway, Of Columbus, OAio, who liz
arsd 50 diseredisably at tbs Praskyteri.
an General Assembly, recently bsld At
s.. Louis, made speech 10 Columbus,
at radical msetipg, ia which speech be
claimed thas bis party vas ssshs party of
Christianity" Had be added that old
John Brown, the horse sAisf, robbsr and
murderer, was cue % ths cananissd
saints Of his partys and by thousands Of
its members likaaod - and considered
The equal Of chriss, tbs character Of hs
par'y's ehristiaaitY might bs better un.
dsFssoed aad appreciated. God will in
due sims inaics sfvsss plunishment upon
the hypoorites who wouid desacrate his
religion With ths carruptien that sxis.s
in the radical party. As wall might you
go to the regions Of htli to and religion
as to seek it among 1heradicals in Wash
isgtona
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19


TAKES AT Hls HoaD--~A fsw ysass
agss says the Sahenssdy Sun. wasn IL
wAs tas custom for large gisls aad lager
bc!s to sttsni distrist sehooia, an iasls
dfns toek Plsss i a nslghbssiag Iowa,
#hieh ia worth recording. oas oF. ms
faiFess and pisapsss giEls In tia sohaOl
happened % violate ths tsacher'a. rules.
The mater . prompt, sasrgesia fsllsw,
Of swsnsy. are, aamnonsd her inas bhs
middle Of The feer. After inssrssgalsas
tas girl for 4aw misutss, 10 tAapdessd
eat ''WM yoa givs ne yssr Land p,s
YES. cir sad az bssrs too'' pssmpsly
responded the girl, as tia asas time
s..stohing tasth hsr hsad - sha master,
aad eysiag hin with . eupaiag lsek. 4
lsAth-lika silense Eeignsd fer aaamsns
10 shs sshool rsom; ssar sas sasa 20
glistsn in the masters are; Ina ralas waa
aid IPon ths dsak, and tia hlaahina girl
vas requested 70 take her seat, bat .ss
remain after the school vas disnisasd.
In thrss weeks alter tbs school kaiahsa.
the teacher and the girl were married.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

Ths Dabuqas Herald Hays Of Charles
Lidarman, the RepublisaA nomiass for
Clerk Of The Supreme Court, THAI he vas
an asconp1ice in the Swamp Land fraud,
and we think from What we know Of she
maA that there 10 sems founaatien for
the charge, for he waa ere Of the tkree
members Of our lass Legislature wha rot
ed aEainas the condemnation pFossunosd
BY the Investigating eonmittse. The Hsr-
| aid says
"His role may be readily explained.
When tie emigraps society was seeking,
through its agents, to inseigls tba eonu.
siss In tbs swlndling schssss which form
ed the Foundation Tor It's existence, Chas.
Lindsrman was diatrics clerk in Page
souasys and promptly joined in the effort
10 sesura 10 the smigrant secisty all the
swamp lands belonging 70 that county,
snd caavasasd Tor tha. purpose. Hs sao-
cssasd, aud Pags county waa swiadied
Gus Oh fts swamp lands."
Bat shsn ~hy saould the dominant par
~ rsfuss to reward this Lirdsrmsn for
dishonesty, whsn they hare already
rewarded q much highsr ofacial fer hEsi
Essoaliay, By giving him 500 highsss sfscsi
In sss ssass. TAa swamp laad indian
nie1 fsad frsads shs sonsingena fandi
frasS, the smigrans aid sooisty fraud st.I
a., eonssltass aas sssprd for tbs Rad.
isals q this Stalls % no eefars shs paepls1
%. Thsy viii hasa % ssy aGepPsThaaa''
pretty load Ia asaes TO attract tbs atsaa-
sion from shsir shleving schemes whiahA
shsy hare % sueosssfaiIy carried Sus Tor
she PAST Ehrss ysafs.- Fagstss Csounivl
Enson.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

az The Radicals, and especially thu
New Esgland contingent, haYs more
reason than we had supposed for feeling
bitterly toward Geaeral Rousseau. The
Express publishes sons extracts frem a
apsech, recently delivered In Congress
By thai gentleman, in which The bypoeri.
~, cruelty, and sotdid meannsss Of pu-
Fisanisn are exposed with forcs ard
completsness that nusG bars been gal.
ling IN shs sxsreme to thess oE the New
Edgland delegation wbo are not sbso-
lately insenaibls 70 shane. We bad
supposed that The eaining of Gziaasil
vas merely . psstsxt u kiil of . rets
against the tariff hat nsy be that tbs
attempt 70 sxpsl Rousssaa may rssals iD
part from wrath 81 the rhetorical eassi--
gasion inflicted upon Massachusetts, and
the puritans, ". Y. heses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-07-19

CokrI'cATKD cozarstox PLA4xr-Isat.
Y, o. PiEkaey Of Charleston, SsalA Gag
linas writes at The aapsars eE oolanhia
by shsrman, shs somnasiaa ssrsksa es
bis shhFch Was ssrisa oH. ,ls kaa qkaerl
cent there for safety. BASH pssus saa
sngraved "Graes Charch, chasgssspf. y
Eas record book, sna handgsd ssara old
= aiao ioss, aad #ss sslsss sssa gang
eoftbp Hs asks that frienas #ha near
Of them may notify him. The 4nasnunion
plate Of St. Aishasl's Charleston, shs
gift Of Qaseu Anas, and that cf 9sfniss
Church, Cslumbia was also eapsarsd, Of
else was ssstoysd In shs are On that oe.
oasiaB. - sostUs 1Faraer.