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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

law LEFTLE Reason !--fhe Chi.agc
Journal has net much objscsiou to tbs
platform Of tie Philadelphia Convention
oaly it don't like some Of tho delegates
II might a. vel say, " eapnot endolse
religion, because come men belong to the
ebareh don's ike There would b
jus! as much sense in the one as there is
in the ether remark. II she dostriRe ia
right, yoa shoald not object 10 it because
Of CopPsrheads. Mea Of sense do net
get Lgishtened 81 names 80 long as tbs
principle il right. The Joarual SAYS
The platform gould not BE- gery oh.
jsctioaabig but for the fact that MAJOR
ity Of the body adopting il we're copper
heads, - ese.
The mau who can make this admission,
aad then 20 against the platform, is eli.
thsr a fool or knave.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

CT Ths little pug nosod poodle, Who
does the dirly work for the NonnArcii,
unable to Offer an argument in behalf Of
the Radical disuaion party, attempts TO
be witty; but ia this be fails as much as
10 argument. Ihs little Httqg can't
make poiGt on anything, and thei eforc
hiS efforts at funny names. lY0 iisclaim
any Connection With any dirty -aisuui9n.
negro equality white man-hatiug4 pap II,
or party, and can have nothing TO do
With the aoppareii or its tools.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30
Democratic State Nominations


Ear Secretary Of ststs,
CuL. s. q. yAsASDA,
etDelawars csunty.
For Treasurer Of state,
GEN. GEORGE A. STONE,
OF Henry coanty.
Yer Audisor Of state,
CAPT. R0BT. w. CROSS.
OF Poik ceunty.
For Attorney General
CAPT. W. BALLlNGER,
OF lee County.
For RexisteFeg Gland onae,
LINE P. AckINNlE,
OF Clayton CoHnty.
For Reporter OF supreme Court,
CAPT. ALBERT sToDDARD,
Of rama County.
Fer CLERK Of Supreme ceErt.
CAPF.FRED. GoTTSCuALK,
OF Dpepqas ounly.
Congregational NsuinatIen.
ger Representative Ia CoEgFeas--Rifth Dist.
GEN, J. II. FUTILE,
OF PeIk CsHRty.
JHdieial EsmlaasioRs
Per nistFaes Attorney.
J.E. WILLIAMSON,
OF wsrea Cogasy. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

BurEE.--It is not astarisbiug to see
bow little the long ssay-at bams Radi.
calls are against the soldiers who vote as
they fought, to save the Union. You
would suppose, to read radical raPers,
that eur Generals, Captains auj private
soldiers, who support the President and
stand By the Union, had oil been trail
tors, rebels and copperheads. Every
man, according to radicaIizm, who does
not support the disanion sentiments Of
tbs wicked and corrup: Congress, is a
traitor. The services men may have rem
dcred 10 the country on the field will rot
save them .Ssfssom Radical abuse. unless
they shall Tot. aud act with the disuu-
ion party.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

ABAyDesED live bear Il said HAT
she radicals are nos really 70 abaudon
tho negro Suffrage heretofore claimed 70
esnssisuta Ioyal elsizen. Yes, and they
VII have 70 abandon every other rg5lsa-l
lous hambay before Lang. They eannsss
win Ly THAR folises, and ono by one tbsy
rauss giYs lhsau ap. What Fall ainong
- sosnssYnsa | xAa Raalssls yislaiag
ncgro salffsgs. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

gT~ How provoked the radicals are
at tbs President, because be will BOZ en-
dorse their abuse Of himself, by keeping
them in Office. Remember that Johnson,
Lie Jackson, will remese every disGnion
radical in the land from efice. lis owes
this to himsalf and his eountsy. Let
them drop thick and fast.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

] TIE aev ODD Rsiloxs' hailllag 70 b
sysssad GA shs eoEpss pf sixsh and vins
stressa, Cincinaasi, i aid % sxesai N
gsandags any sizailaE hailaiag il -
Uniasd Ssstes. and I'll spss LII ! NH.
liea u asGlaFss Twsssy Lodges aad Es.
aanpnsnls viii bald lksix msasinxs ID &.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30
Rent lars fallen swsnay llYa Der cent

Rsnts hsIs fallen twenfy -Gya per cent.
n Isiianaslis, 8 the Wing sonsa ioas !
-Ez IL
II 4aos soaszklous i tAis eaaapsy.
The Phffadelphisas are earnestly dis
sassipg tie proprsssy Of starring : ssw
radical paper ia tina city.
TAs ssaamss Jaeksepu while slgasaes
miles above Memphis, was ssglek BIZ,
iighEhing on Wednesday nighss nd 6sf
maaAiaAss saaiy sa@asaa.
A new Episcopal church will, shortly
Be buiis in Memphis BY subscriptions
which have already been received 70 shs
% BIC, 900. H.
"A asM and soisusl "a way 70 light
cigars and pipes consists Of pouring
phosphorus % sbs end Of the formw, or
on the tobacco in the bowl OF The latter
which, by quietly breathing gently upon
#, becomes incandsscant, and In sondi-
ton TO light.
RscsnsIy. . painssr at work On the
fourth story Of the New York Times
haiIdiBg, jektDgly remarked that IL hs
should miss bis footing be would furnish
an item for the papers. Almost imme-
diately afterxard be fell to the payement
and was instaatiy killed. 4
Too much prosperity often renders men
careless. Ebia.ia wny Radisalism pxs
rails. The people have become careless
10 the irte<ssl Of kae coantry.
! Gfaz rso ssbss.N-" On one tide are
Stevens, Sumner, agitation and disunion;
on The other, the President, the Uuien,
peace aRd ordsF.' -
AHxREcA.-Let the white race govern
It forever.
PeRrAxc. Mako everybody believe as
you do, or hang them.
WooL.-An article much in demand in
the Radical ranks.
As Messrs. Bowen and Debow, oppo-
site candidates for jAilors were standing
talking together one evening last week,
in Mercer county, Kentucky, beth Were
struck by lightning and both Instantly
killed. IT,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

The wila Of 0sps Veaselss lisiag IN 40.
somac county, VirginiA, e<se birth lately
10 swe shildrsa each AAsiug sso Asads,
feaE eyes, and shree legs. This rathss
suspassss saytAiug Of such nasars tbas
has come 10 cor kaoalsdgs.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

SOLDIERS Can't appears that how
ever much eisilians fear aud bate rebel
soldiers, the Federal soldiers admire
them. Gems. Cussar, Of Michigan, and
MeGowaB, Of South Carolina, met in
she Philadelphia Convention, and greet.
ed each other With the feelings OF true
soldiers. They had met upon many a
battle Acid, bat the war being over, they
are now friends. G-u. Castar well sail /:
" II We can be friends, IL is strange that
sivili ans cannot" II the mcn who
fought our battles are row willing to
take each other by the hand-if they are
ready to stand by the Constitution and
restore the Union, Why shall those who
remained st home iaterpose objections.
Gems. Grant aud Sherman would not
bang Lee or Johnson, hut radie1. civil
ians would. These Generals want the
Union restored, bat radicals DO aot.-
Brave men are anxious 70 see our ccuu-
try restored to PEACE and prosperity, bat
radicals want it Divided and distracted.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

Caysrxssxrrs are heconing numerous.
Thv,s l. ssIa to be dangerous so soa-
vo.s inssrsss sssss 10 slsssiasioa. Alsa
s~.ss !. d. natisssl Bsrk u Eaisen.--
1.sek III fsr shsee eosntsrfeisa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

CT The NoDpareii says we are "jast
as COED Uaion man as Test or Lari.
mer.1
just 60. Bat very much better Tn
ion man than the disunion csssss who
write for that paper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

TIE kESsEL DEseRlHEp.-rope in bis
essay on Oritiseism, describes The Hoa4
paYsa Iubbers to s. I" 10 the following
lines:
Ssme have al aT&t Tor sits. then poets psss'dE
THrn'd srissxa aext aud provsd psiR feels al last
sefas uettSsF skn foT wits ne4 critics pass
As heNgF nsDles are neither horse EsE aas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

go Tha Denssr Naws elaims thaa
EAlllisOst hes hssn slecasa. Gso, II ID
bs sssy snAn 1aaiasity. !,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

- BaGaer'a ieesaraEfon, when be ret
bold u he silver spoons 81 New orisaas
was, Extremes meat. p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

R4rrrfcArroSs.-%Fs aotiee ! our ex-
cbanges that meetings are beiaa held in
every section Of our country to ratify The
actions Of the Philadelphia Convention.
A Soldiers Convention wilf Do held 10
Chicago for the same purpose. Stir up,
people Of Iowa. Do not let ii be said
that ne viii be the last to move In this
great Union cause. Be vide aHake now
while our country can be saved from the
ruinoua policy Of the Radical disuuiJn.
lists. JOIN In and LEI as all march 10 The
rnusio Of the Unian.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

GzS. BzSroS.- To-day this gentleman
is dcspis-I, abused and .beliei By the
Radicals because b. dares to do right and
stand b. the Constitution and the Unioa.
The AoAparea rsviies him now, bat at
the tins be Was made Colonel Of the "a
Iowa volunteers, "a better selection could
pot have been made" lie was almost a
Saint.
Sprague describes tho thing which
Whites for that paper thus: lie
"sAFPl4ads to-day bat yesterday be rarst4
Lsup3oas ghe wtsEST, and eKtats 3be wyHsTi
While, hagsI 10 tell, casTs aaab be LAYS,
wh!aE sg3aes met, the sIaEdcts ef lis pr.ss -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

gB- The Other dag ws heard Radi.
cal, whsn speaking Of tho adjournment
Of Congress, and the fate Of bis party,
exciaim;
tf = 0ael oaS. IaHs saFaek sHVeliesd an air,
,Ths taFilllps CD VI sask despair.
Aaa all was sad ana sileuttheyn.p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30
- Isssai " 4
The L.ahorer.

II il astonishing y u AOw the lsbasN
ss permits himself 70 hsased By 10 cor
rnpt politician. To-day the'iabsser 10
saxedapOn everything hssAts, drinks or
wears. Bot The rich, intriguing politi-
clan has bis bonds free from tex. The
Iaborer has 10 work hard for bis small
consideration, but the Coagreesman
must add $4,000 q session, of TIVE or
three months a year, 10 bis already large
salary OF %. 600 and travelling expenses.
We are told by soma men shas this wiil
not sapPrFt them. Let the members of
Congress do Is lahorers are compelled 10
do, Ave on less. How caa lab0rers lire
on Two dollars day and suppors fami.
~ 2 They can only do 10 by close saw
ing and hard toll and let those in ofhee
learn to practice seonomy. By large
increase in the pay Of Oangyessnen, We
only encourage exsEavaganee.
IL ever a political organization ia
vored the poor, that organisation was the
Demoerasie party. IL opposed high tar
IFS 10 protect The rich manufacturer al
the expense Of the iaborer. II taxed men
according to their wealth, and did MOI
exempt rish band holders and in fact,
IL laborad 10 build Up the poor man.
Bat Wbiisthis has been true Of the DE,
mocFsey, we And many Of the laborers
voting With the RADICALS 10 thair Own do.
syruetion. $50
zvzsv . -
EsgAIEs.--We can assert Eithoat fess
Of contradiction, thai the radicals are
The worst eaemies tia negroes egsr had.
/, ghsss radicals ~ everything they ean,lo
bring the eolorea people int open war.
fare With the wbaeas kaoxips that thr
blacks wili be exterminaled should this
ever take plaee. In fact, We look ugoa
the radicals as the hasast enemy man
kind eFer had. They will sacrifice eve
rything for olhce. The Union that we
fought to naiatain, they now proclaim
dissolved. The President that was the
government they now proclaim worthless
and a traitor. The negro that vas II
freeman, they now claim the right 20
hire out. The brave soldier thai fought
and blegl for the Union is now called a
eoppeEhead and traitor because be is
still for the Union. These assertions all
being true, We say, the radicals ere the
aorst cusmios the haman family has.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

T Tbs Radicals welded tSfAisehood
embrace il for dear life. They ass nog
of the fAisA described BY Moore ia these
lines:
2 Bas f4ishs fAuatie fsithi onre w@edsa fasa
4 70 soase dear falssh0sa, hugs Il 20 tAa lazt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-30

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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-12

TIE folloing is going the rounds as a
Domestic Drama Scene |. Mother in
the cellar splitting wood. Scene II.
laughter in the parlor singing to Clar,
ence Fi,z Noodle the pathetic ballad of
'Who shall care for mother now :!