Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20


Presldency."
Under the atUve eaptIon the New
York Herald has an article on the
political situation, and, as the RaGs8
cal organs have bean quoting freely
from the HsraAd because of its de-
cided Grant proelivisics and its oppo
sition to Seymour, we present them
with tire believing portion Of the
HraLfs article above referred to,
for their careful confederation Of the
same. The views of the Herald as
therein given and the inference 10
DO drawn therefrorn, need no ez
tended comment at our hands. An
men who read will be satisfied Of the
truthfulness of the statements there
In made, and cannot fail 10 sec that
Radicalism is doomed to certain de-
feat In November.
ssOregon is normally o Republican
State, but this year 1t has gone COM
pletely over to the Democrats. In
the previous election it had about its
usual Republican majority, giving
.tsas dacisiOEaou Political issues tllat
Is natural with q population supplied
in a great dsgree from regions hav-
ing the most active sympathy with
the Radical spirit; yet this year IL
gives an enthusiastically definite ma
jority 10 the other side. This Is q
very significant fact In an electiou in
such q State, coming Immediately
after the party with wlrirh Il usually
acts has put itR residential candi.
dates In the field. Kentucky Id
anosIser State whoae people hare ~
Gently gisea -fDrraal expression 10
their political predictions. Tho
electiah Ia this State has taken place
since the naming Of the Presidential
candi bites on both aides, .afd Ken
lucky NOT only goes for the Demo
crats-sEe should expect that-but
it gocs fheir WAY by such an over
NaelIniag majority ss indicates that
other 1Mazi1ical orsniosN haye hardly
fsace enough tficre IL keep them
sesvasssiliSc. Here, tiiea, ARE two
Sfatesthas have gone TO the Demo
crnts after t5eiE peonie hss6 been
ahle ID perceipe &he drift dfzsresitleu'
tfiEl Iaaoseanerifs. One Is gEs old slave
STATE, MT. however, The na0at fieTcrly
Dsmueartsc OF tue slave states even
iu theoid insss@-a Sbate THAI did mo-
gomihally g0ew1th the South 10 the
var, hak had Ms syfnpaelzaea thai
way, - v.ass thought to he safely
ssouah organ ixed to do better ar the
| HApuN itans tkan In prevjspS years
| The nshkf Ii q 4kee Northern Nate
peoplad ~ than sort of cofnn1nnity
that c. BolitldAl history slaoua d
alwayew readfeAf 10 be aggressive
| TO taESae side Of any party thu
calls IL the party Of PROPOSES, and
that il naturally much less suscepti
4 blesof conservative Influences thar
older eaxRyppnjtles, es a
nFrorn these facts of the situation
hfa IL evident thAa tsaH pogsasinT imptilss
against the radicals, which begar
two years ago aud scanned to euIina
nate In the ctr thousand majority
against that party In the Enpirs
State, has yet lost none OF It's mo
meaatupss JIG was deeper than, Haos1
I men tis0ugirt. Ii bad fast hold iipos
tbs ultimate conyietiens ofeach man
| and thus became the positive pur
/ poea Of the mass, ard Ii Is doubtful |
there u any power to stop lts pro
| grpss. The nominations have haf
! no effact upon IL. The sudden recog
| milton 0f tho radicals that they har
= Eosse too far In Shskr assaults % ey
erything dear 10 the people, and theal
consequent halt, came too late, IN,
| promise Of honest government tia
tsssy snAks In pReoau@kng TN nars,
of Grant, the assurance that their fa
ture views o. aational necessitie
shall b. taken from the nd-polss
I'D the eksNIAenders who saved khl
! country -ali this Ii qaite Undecided
| So n the threat frnsm the ether eide
gfvef with the name bf Seymour
that everything shall he construed Y
favor OF tho men who eladeav0red =
f5ssIss I'LL soss ASsSard 4 bind !
y, s.'ssigas only e r. sss,sd :. 9
l nothfegs Them h no charm N an,
name. The confess 0f grsAl primo
pies must be- carried 60 its 6nal ~
salt. Each IL the populzT temper +
Only the deepest eesssa Of the ousxp
20 aWinsx the countxv and ~ i&wz
% wei q As4lnnk hasn&nfty pxncttf
| "a BIZ Ito n1dtcAI ieedsss, could hav
oQae & nc sa s. -