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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
II Who Win be President.

Tbs Consultations of tbs United aaases
10 session arss OF article Seeeaa, says
10 sass Of The EsmoVal Of she psssi,
deaf fran sG6es, on Vi has death, fssig-
paiiaa. or inability 20 dlseasrgs ths pow.
sfs aud duties Of said oERes, shs cams
shall desolse on tbs Wee Prasident, de-
ciagiog shat alfeer shall act as Prest,
aens. and saeh eeioeF shail aes accord.
inglys untii shs disability be Femassd
Or . President shall be slessed,n
From the aboveis would apTeag thai
Dir. Nade y not By virtue Of biz positlos
presiient isaapors ii tbs senate, BET 90
y Dot the legal successor OF Prs@bisns
Johnsan In lhe sssss Of bis aeglh os
removal froa ptEoe, bus alss, that 90
der she lag heis inepupeteae 20 hold
shs slsee Of pyssideas. Senator Wade /.
ace en agsaar, ia fact, OF she Senate. HI
Is maEeIy strvlng 10 tbe poeitian oil
Chairman of the Senate Tor the time be-
tng. So, ffem the above. under no cir.
eamskanoess can be legally become Pres.
idant oE the Unitesi States, unless be arsi
hecome Aa oghasr Of the United stsles
la she eveSs oE the Preaidens's death o.
removal, Judge Chase, General Shermsp,
or Revsuus Qaileesor, mighs be iesig.
natsa by Coagress 10 Eltsbs position, :
Bus En na sgsns, nnlsss LIE Law an tbs
subjacs 10 completely ioSs eight Of, can
the rnsnsls ot the President fall apor
she shoulders Of Senator Wade. The
Radisaia viii therefore fiad, even IL
they sueoeea In removing The President.
troubles upon troubles multiplied, ane
thar thesr snccess viii only tend 10 shs
lnsvIsable fFnssrsti on Of 81 their plans
for Iutass power, position add pairgn
sge;Esad thsv, IL the eud, wiil bear from
tie God Of Justice, 10 Language Of With.
esihg rebukc-afia that sinnesh against
ma srongeih bis own soul"
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Buffers Cattle.

II viii be seen by the following
that Prentice, of the Louisville
journal doesn't entertain = very
high opinion of the Radical i'm.
peachers in congress
1.-THE majority of the senate, 50
far az the impeachment trial il con
cerned, are no better than cattle
They are Buffers cattle, on what 10
the same thing, the cattle Of Bat.
ler's master, the radical party
They have been bought with par
ty price, and Butler, Is the party
driver, Il taking them home. This
being understood, il Is not 10 be
wondered ut that they obey the
crack Of hts whip, and. ss if fearful
of the sudden fall of EIe lash, even
turn round their long aeoks n muls
attempt 30 guess bis will. We viii
Hane sone of them: Samnsr, I'll
Massachusetts, Cameron, ef Penn.
syIvania; Pomeroy, of Kansas !
Chandler, Of Miehigau; Morton, Of
Indiana Conkling. Of bew York {
Stewart, OF Nevada; Drake 81 Mis-
soari; Thayer, Of Nebraska, and
Ga1tsll, Of New Jersey Cassell, 81
New Jersey we will stop WITH
that name, - we should have be-
gun. We beg pardon Of our rsad-
ers. The majority consists pf Cak~
tel, 81 View Jerssys and other cat
Sic r.
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ARna nIekIasoa o. Ger. e. Grant "a ].

ny shss 4 asasi i o oss sso q sbs ablesl
and aaost popular orators 40 The pas Of
the Rsdieal party. She has done good
asrEacs for the phEfs 10 time past. sIasl
now abe appears u bs stangipg 10 the
intetest Of lhnse Radicals who do not
faver she Illumination of General Irant.
I Anua apoks at EIniFa last geek and
taaa occasion - biz The man who does
pot talk 80 sas severo boss, She warned
and threatened 10 Der losing way. She
aaii;
a'The RAliisal party cAnnos live on the
memory Of its good dssis.n
Eoar memory 10 Tbs p4ss wOA's save
you.''
"Fou Radicals .hirk sbs anpspular
necessity Of pusting the black race for
wafd.n
'.pnisss ron give the NOrthsra negro
shs ballot yea won's get the support 81
the negroes Of tbs South
as il nss safiasaeas shas 6raut was
soldier, Mcclellan vas . soldser. Fits
John Porter VISA > soldier. Ia 10 oct
sufficient . Hrits againss . msa's nsms
~s4Iaies.8
s'By aominasipg Grant you shos
yourselves soRards aad poltFooas.H
s.Grasl IL no standard baassE shsn
PEinpiRlss ara 10 b. fought faF.n
s.You waat Grant without platform
for the sake Of expsdiency aod winning
tho Rsxt eleetioa.ss
n waulsa's hsss . personal QaaTrel
with Zen, Grant, dare 70 sag What a
gFeat MANY uaan are thinking
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81
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|pedx1e III New II ofi = III ia 1TiSf
IsTae NJ v,arl -. - -.
-. a - 81 -. Il d.
gre expresslca g - sen1lnel
but it exists neveFtheIoGx unMp.
Ipor4S,d n I l,,.e.n,.Ss NJ "a .,<..ntr,s
- Th.s - rr,.:..a - -.
81 -
panAshe0 y IA ssnlon county
says s.
sDuring the wsr Il WAS claimed
Ihy the fathers Of this financial poli-
| 81, that greenbacks are - good u
rod, and 10 congress ID d 81 cf 10y
atty, passed d law deolxxinr thsi
paper wss the valne &c gold, and
that water must run up hill fsih-
ssns were incaroeFated IN i federal
bassiie beoaase thsy Questioned the
divinity Of greenbacis- Now Il il
proposed b pay the government
debt in the loyal currency Of the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

tNu k*@<34 " A<e<pk 80 sh&1
pdins Omaha City, j way station
lon the q z. r. r., claims to BE- .
|ssrsilway center 2 bsoasassr u COINS
/ TINE Ii the future j bridge Il 70 be
built over the Missearil river, By
which the single road from the west
side Of the river VIII u able 70 send
iss cars 10 the INITIAL point In this
city, where il will connect with
eight railroads aenlsring here. les.
omaha IL raiiroad center EFT and
90 Is Elkhorn, Columbus and Jules
barg, and the only difference be-
tween the places, in . central point
Of view, Il that the last mentioned
places are b litfie farther away from
from the center than omaha They
ara all situated apsn the e. r. r.
r, and If there i anything in hav-
ing road rua THROUGH . town,
they are each and every one Of
them more Of 9 railway center''
than Omaha A railway CENTER
Omaha would be, if she were not
on the wrong side Of the river, and
ahons four miles away from where
the railways Of Iowa do come to-
gether and form railway center
The Herald is right 10 saying tia,
there 10 . distinction between q
mere railroad CROSSING aud rail-
road CENTER" aud that difference
exists between Omaha and Council
Hlu6s. Omaha has one road rum
ming TaRogaH il 10 and froai Goua-
ell Bluffs, and 20 prospects of any
ether road running TO or from it,
Council Bluffs is the initial point q
the road running through Omaha,
and the terminus of TaRRR FIxIsHKn
RoAns upon which cars are daily
running, and the terminus of FIVE
oTHEE ROADS which are in the
course of construction, aud viii be
completed 70 this city within two
years. This is . statement uf facts
which the Omaha scribler knows as
well - any one else, yet IN the face
of these facts, he claims that Omaha
10 "a railway center The writer
ought 10 be satisfied with the posi.
ton which Omaha occupies. Il 1t
moi enough to have it said that
Omaha il the FIRST WAY STATION
west Of CoUScIL BLurFs, the great
Railway Center Of the Westf
The sazaars sxaas ah44 .n----L--apfi
ever become In position TO even
claim to be > railway CENTER 10 to
attach herself 10 Council Bluffs, and
ifpride keeps her from adopting our
nams in full, whereby fhe might
lose her identity, she might call
herself West Council Bluffs,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

oeM0GF10Y ma b9tfevo m Reuz0r
cratic prineipl who dessrs that
the fruits Of their serviass shall be
realized ID the restoration Of the re-
public--wilI yota for aprincipies, mot
men y Besides, Mr. pendlston's
record with Feferenee 20 the war ID
zach ~ to oosnsuand hira 10 soldiers;
and, altogether, there b nc reason
worthy of amomant's consideration
Why the Democracy should look
beyond hina for . candidates In re-.
specs % soi1iers' vetas.
It will be very hazardous, If not
suicidal, II the Daneoraey OF shs
country shall fail 10 avail itself Of
the power which Mr.. Pendleton's
view of the iInancixl question has
put into the hands Of she party of
the west This view by Mr.. Pan
dletoA ID one Of the chief oauses Of
the hold which he has upon the
people Of the weet. It Is tie tinan-
eial doctFiae Of which he 10 deemed
the representative, embraced by the
western democracy, which will. ii
it can be made 10 snbserve its fair
and legitimate uses, be most potent
In carrying the west for the Demo
cratic presidential candidate. Let
no democrats in other sections place
too light q value upon this assu-
rance; and let them not doubt that
the more the democratic national
eonvention, in its nominations and
proceedings, shall cater 10 that IN
terest Of the boadholders which de-
mands more than the pound OF
flesh, the weaker viii be the demo-
cratic cause in the west.
Its not probable that the presi.
dental election can be carried by
the democracy with the loss OF
either Of the states Of Ohio. Iadiaaa
or Illinois, Il there any ground for
doahs that New York can be car
Tied for that democratic candidate
who shall be the strongest for these
three states I We imagine moi, and
when New York democrat sug-
gests such > doubt, he beIittles the
character Of the fifty thousand dem
ocratio majority In that state
last year. And Pennsylvania.
ene-half of which is practically
western, and shares the sympatlsles
and opinions Of the west, win it be
said OF her that the candidate who
has developed most strength IN che
west would be weak there 2
No, no, let us have no such watery
reasoning asthat which pats so poor
an estimate upon the faith, and ear.
nestnsss, and power of the democ-
Faeies Of New York and Peaasyl-
vania. We of The west have Q bat
ter opinion of aud greater trust in
those denocracias than some OF
thar, paIstiaiaaa sueaaId task, -4s-...aa
The west IL the battle Reid. Ohio
Indiana and Illinois will Determine
the election. il ia 10 these States
that every possible advantage Of
candidate and platform should be
given Their demooraeies know,
better than can be known In any
other quarter. and have proclaimed.
with whom as 9 candidate they can
make the best fight--with whom
they can look forward with most
eontideneeto victory. Let no 9th
er sections distrust the soundness
of this judgment. Let not the south,
or any part OF il, step in aud undsr~
take TO tell the Democrats of Ohio,
and Indiana, and Illinois that some.
body--shat some political monde.
be stronger than
GEoBGR III. PESnLxToa.
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Mr.. PendlesoH ard the Democratic
10 Nominstioa for the PFesi-
denCy.

dehcy.
We take the following from the
editorial columns of the Chicago
Times. We hope every Democrat.
ie journal in the country viii CONS
out as sqaarely and discuss the sub,
ject as freely as the Times has in
this instance. The tact is We want
q srATEsaAS and not Q General al
the helm of State at shis critical
time. The editor OF the Times hiss
30 nearly expressed our views in the
article that We adopt it as orr own,
and ask every well wisher of his
country to give il carful perasaL
We have seen, in the Mobile
(Ala Register, letters from It's ed
itor, John Forsyth, Esq, dated at
Washington, where he has lately
been sejourning- and letters OF
similar tenor have appeared in the
Richmond (Ya) Enquirer, whose
editor has aiss been sojoarning at
w ashingson--sRggesting, In effect,
.EhelhsG the Democratic tSshaald
General Hancock, or some other
similar candidate of uncertain POI
lisical status, with the design of fish-
ing for uncertain votes outside of
the democratic party and also
suggesting whether, # the coEtin-
gency should arise in the national
democratic convention, of the south
bsipg called upon to step in and set
tie the question Of . nomination be-
tween Dir. PendleGon and Gen.
Hancock, or some similar eandi-
date of uncertain political slaius, it
should MOI exert It's power 10 turn
the scale against Mr.. Pendieton, and
in favor of the candidate ot uHeer-
tain political status. Two principal
considerations seem to have been
influential in Dir. Forsyth's Tniud !:
l. That DIR. Pendieton, because Of
his supposed position On the wass
and Of his view of the financial
question, would not be ss strong
among the miscellaneous voters Of
the eastern states as sone such can
.didase - Gsneral Hancock and
2. Thai in order 70 carry The west,
aud especially 50 daabtfaI q western
State as Illinois, il Is necessary that
so positive o Democrats strong
neat~-as Mr. Pendleton should be
SET ASIDE by the Democracy, and
some such simple diet as Gen, Ham
cock, in digesting which weak
stomaehs would have no difficulty,
should be furnished In stead. These
are The considerations, stated in d
little different language, to be sare,
than that employed by MFR. For
syths which seem tohaye influenced
him 10 throw out the SUGGESTIONS
above mentioned.
Now, we desire, so far as TIlinois.
and indeed the west, il concerned.
20 nndeeeive ali thoes southern aad
eastern prominent democratic gen
aaesnvsi WHO t4ac the same erroneous
siew Of the Democratic s;tuatiou -
Mr. Forsyth has been led 10 express.
VS. win not sAS that Gen. Han
cock could not carry the three
great western states Ill Ohio. fuffs.
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The radical argumeut for placing pc
gross Hpos.as eqaaiisy before the Law with
sbsmssivts, ws presume 10 based upon
the sappssision thai shs negro 10 natur.
slly their equal, sad shas thers 10 nas-
ural equality betweea the two races. =
Hos sbey arrivs ct this conclusion Ii il
imposssbls for as 10 sosjcusass. Ger
saisiy al history proves thas the negro ID
net, ssE aevsr has bsen tie equal Of Ghs
Waite raee.
Aboat swo Thousand years ago, J4lias
Cesar iavaasd Great Britian and be
found thsrs race Of white psopls vho
we're In truth and faos savagss, IN
Engiand the deseendanss Of these sara
gss still szist and ste amoOg tha acsi
enlightened peOpls 10 the sorId.
Nov let Us lake historical lock 1t
he negro raes, 40 fsg back ~ the
record 81 aisssry exteaas ths negroes Of
Africa were 9 RAGS Of sasagss, and they
ars sassges now. They aevsr have
made any prOgrsss-tlsy ara sas sans
ssapid. igacrans raes that thsy wsrs aao
or three thousand ysass sgo. Eow the
question mar be asked, and Ne would
like 10 haYe some Rspubiican aasses Is.
Il be esq., Il negroes WeEs sgssted shs
nssaral equals u whise men. why THE
uasaeasarabis aIsseass bssvesu them
nsws
& Our apiaiam 10 HISS ths Negro 10 net,
asr pssss san be she saasl VI 1hs whiaa
tses, and shas ell ssssmpss 70 plass hsas
90 sHeh equality o. ths Kapahilaas par-
y, IL vs0lsaien 81 sas laws OF nasare,
aaa will work - iaIary 10 both gaees.
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II II laddie meets Q lassse, wslkr
lag In she ssfees IL shs iassis wears
l.ss.lssrn--s Shove 81 aakls mesa il tAs
wigd il radsly blossbg. lifss her skirss
TOO high ; and the laddls sees that ankle,
need 3 lassie pyy Every lsssia weass .
uIiEesss aad . metal sspafpisAtaFu % her
snoRy breast. II, when married 20 The
lsdass, sbsss false eharias as app Il sis
says, ''l'm sold, BY jsaga r. asad lass,s
cry?
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- Has mature "a ausidoss Ter as-
paired Diseases 7hs Plmnsaaisa bite
tsss, prepared By De. Draks, d Nsw
YORK, haFe 20 .ioqbl bsasEsIsd sad cog
I'd more geFsQns Of nyspspsia, Nerves.
asss, Sour Stomach, Toss o. Appssiss,
siakisg Weakness, General Debility, aAa
lasntal Despondsasys ehas ssg ssssx -.
siols 10 exisssass- They ara eonpessa
Of the pafsss ROOFS and hsFba, czssfxlly
psspassd, 10 be sakaas 40 sssis as&
ssnsls stinulsaa fasy are saspss6 ID
aay ass or eondisioa of iifs. ma srssx-
sshslssly pspslu sish nssksss a. per-
sons d sedsnkary hahisss
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j. IL. Walker, Of Polk, Chsirman.
John Morris, Of Polk, Seerstary.I
j. ID. Test, of wassamie-
w. B. 0albsrsson, OF JefEsrsou.
~. L. Clark, Oh Scotia.
.Ioha G. Burns, Of Dubuque.
Joan r. Duueamhs. Of Websser.
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z
Woman 10 q very nice aud . very
complicated machine. Her springs
are indefinitely delisase, and differ
from tiloss of man, pretty nearly q
the work Of repeating watch does
| from that Of . town clock. Look
1t her body, how deficately formed
Examine her sense, how exquisite
and NIGEL Observe her understand.
iag, h0w subtle aud accented But
look into her. heart there il tia
psseh work, composed Of paEts %
wonderfully combined that they
must seen through microscope to
be clearly comPreisended. The per.
eeptton of a womaa is As quick as
lightning, Her penetration ia intu-
ftion we had alinaet said Instinct.
BY 3 glance ofthe eye she will draw
deep and just conclusion. Ask
her how she formed 1t, and sha
cannot answer the question Aa
the perception Of woman Is sur
prisingly quick, 20 chair sonla and
imaginatlons are RnconmoBly sus-
ceptihle, If few women write, they
all talk; and every man May Judge
Of them IN THE point from every
circle she goes into. Spirit IN con
yersation depends entirely upon
fancy, and women All over the eoaanr
try talk better than men, Have
they q CHARACTER to portray or =
figure 10 dsscssbeg They give but
three traits, either one or the other,
and the charaetsr IL known or the
figure placed bsfors eur syes. Why's
From tbs susceptibility of their inn
aginatious their fancies receive
1ssaay iraTsseaaioas sn1au those prin-
cipal tsasts, and they paint those
impressiaag wish the kviTacity with
which they receive them. A woman
of fancy, warTa In oonversatien, viii
produce . hundred charming im&-
gess among which there viii not be
esne indeIieate or coarse. Warm .
man on the subject !; he shall possi-
bly, End stronger allnsions, but they
shall neither Be SO brilliant nor %
chaste.
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rKxsIpMN1tAL KLScToks.
Ear tbs Stals al Easss.

Fer the Mass ~ Large.
THos. NJ. CI.AGETT. Of Lsse soanty
MARTIN Y. BENNETT, Of Msriou CO..
For Congressional Dssisicis.
Flrse--A. ~. Blsakmars. Of JsafsEson
Sesena--~.T. II. walisees sE Maseatias.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

METROPoLITAN-Por q SHELLEY.
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Wilmington, N O; q W Jones. Philadelphia;
bennett Peters, Parker Il Mason, ChIcagoj II
L Dickson, Misc q Dickson, NY 7 X Oar
many and wife, Gai Charles Noble, jr, Phila-
dclphiai James II Plat, j.. Vat NJ Al Ruggles
and wife, Mrs Dukford, child and servant.
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II House, Miss House, Alaj Geo W Covingtop,
dcni A = King, Md.
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tls, Henry II Parks, Philadelphia; u II Hen
derson, j 9. Caster, Baltimore; Sam 5 Klop,
Memphis; Henry Been, Phnnixvillc; W Hous-
ton, WashIngtoni Houston Rnckcr, Lynch
burg q II Dickinson, VIII II Johnston, vii.
mingtonj II U orth, Jamestown, Pal Capt II
Johnston, Gco p Johnston, Corinth; II NJ Nc
burg.
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j W Brady, Tenn; ID A Maggie, Philadelphia;
t y Taylor, Dell W J Maggie, N VI S Church
man, N il General Conner, Cal; II ID Gam
bull, Naj J kleus, Ill; Alexander, Deli 7
Harris, city.
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Natiomal Republican.
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

The National Spiritual Association will be
addressed by prominent people at Trades
Union Hall tomorrow evening, at 1850.
An excursion to the bottle fields Of Frcdcr-
iclsburg will take place on Thursday, August
0. Read the Advertisement in another column.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Olympic Base
Ball Club will be held at their rooms, No. $40
Pcnnsylvania avenue, this evening at 100,
MEssRs. L. q. PAnKE 4 Co., dealers in gas
fixtures, plumbers, and steam atters, No. 500
Ninth street, near PennsyIvania avenue, have
On hand large assortment OF chandeliers and
gas fixtures Of every description.