Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-03

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III 1at<s u III RadIlhl party--
Grant and Golf we deesn worthy
! Of capitalization beeause the Herald
has been csncAassi ID be i pretty sure
Indicator OF the changes lii the po-
liticsl atnaosphaxe, Read what the
L Hssk2f hsSs 10 say On thek stFeeabaEk
isQd bozxl sssestiQay and ia xelakis6
positions OF the two parties thereto:
\ What isunaerstted lyS one grantS-
back question ~-Aiaak III, aha quEatinh
of paylng tisst ,gosti0Es 1f tIasI sasioiss
al debt kuoNSae a. sf}se-Awanlif@ ils
greenbaeks- lis assuming eensldera-
hle@ isz1pae4anaA In the Presidential
csamfxziga. Dir. Naliandighans, In II
recent speech ai Fort Wayne, strikes
boldly right into the sahject, and
makes IL the keynefH Of che contest
| In the NJ ests de does uot trouble
| hIHssalf shout ssgra suffrage, the rel
served rights of the states according
| ia the sid deHR,ewatie platform, Or
reconstruction but nnhu0s hxmself
to aassgeating the payansssk Of the
debt in laEal Tenders Ia Aaaoslneing
the graspiag bnulhoiders and the
rep0blieaa pasty, yyhinh gghtsnfis to-
favoF tlae bondholsaons. and TO the
cognate questions I'D. 1sxation aadi
economy. Other denaocrasieo orators
take the same ground, III they do not
confiue themselves so closely To this
subject. Then there are sile Labor
Unions an organization Numbering
ut least half q million members ia
good standing, which make this d
fundamental article of their plat
form, and which exercised consider
able influences in the eassstEacti0n of
the democratic platform of the July,
National Convention In thiscily. In
fact, In every direction, particularly
Throughout the Vest the democrats
are bringing this question: promi-s
nently befnge the public.
a great many republicans, too,
are foT paying the i've bsseutiea in
graan hacks, according To- the letter
and spirit of this law, though the
party as q whole has yealtured to
make this part OF lbs creed. 1t was
shirked In the Chicago platform,
though tbs republican majority In
Congress did not hesitate ssl pass b
bill 70 reduce the rate CT Interest on
the debt ene-fhiFd, which practically
amounts to about the same thing a.
paying the debt In greeaiaaks. The
two most prominent Eadieal aeasleEs
in Congress, the late Thaddeas See
yeTs and Ben Butler, have bean
most earnest in advocating the pay
neDt In legal tenders. Many other
radical members esssartain the same
view. and, inaeed taaere aEe few Wes-
seFp members Of tlaaA parry who da
not Govern0E. Morton, OF Indiana,
goes with the democrats GA this
question:, aud, IS Alr. Eailandighan
remarks. F'lhe Indiana Rapubiican
Convention also wenk ovRR to the
eide OF green backs, like shaep cross
ing feaee, bat were obliged To be-
led back hy the halter by the Chica-
go Convention It Il evidently q
popular idea, and the democrats
have got the whiphand oftlae repub-
hcans on the issue. III I'D
. ssStilIs neither party Is entirely
unitei on the question. The repub-
lleans, however, are moss divided.
The division In both parties L. chief
~ sectional tire West going for pay
ing the fise-swenties isl gTeenbacks,
and the North and East, where the
bonds are mossIy held aud where
capItaI il concentrated, go for pay
ing La gold and for forcing specie
payments Ia order to accomplish
that. 1t was said that the demoeT. {
n0Gnsnee, Governor Seymour, was
against the gTeenhack Haen Of the
West and IN favov Of the bomb
holdeEs bat Mr. ValIandigham
declares that Mr.. Seymour has made
a direct contradiction OF that state
Esaent and has elnphaticallY accepted
the den,ocFatic platform s. Western
men understand Il. Yet we see the |
assumed organ of the democrats In
this city is under the oOpETnl of Bel |
saonE ana other b0ndholslers and |
bgth foreign and native
1t pretends % speak for the deno-
cratic party, when the mass Of that |
party throughout the country hold
views on hnanacial questions directly |
To this organ and the small |
clique of b0ndh0kIags that control it. !
With all its aesnRapti0nIit dare not /
touch this important question Of
paying the debt In graenbaekss tho /
Do that question tile deTnpcratie
masses are profoundly moved and
aFe going to Eaake tt he most pxosn-IE,
Inelrt osss s& the sassssspaigns Look X
Ing at the Cantest now Commencing
IL all these points of view. and AZ
NE rival Interests inyoIyes3, we nsay
sgpect solna curious relopfneass +
llllpng the faetiens. But In the fight
We have no doubt the greenback men
Sfll pssEs and, ifSeyHlour should be
sieated II have the centred Of the /.
sduinisfrltInp, The Ro-caIle<l SeEa- /,
scFatie eFgansand leaders hsre-tha (,
gristc.ratie hondhaId ers.~had better
ook out In time and trim their SaiIsls,
Iccordingly ar they will beslistaneed
q the race and left out In the cold.
Bar a lady riding In. D chr on the
Sew Yark Central RailTad was
disturbed In her reading by the COM
'ersatlon Of Two young men occupy
az the seat before her. One of them Il
eenled to be q student at soala coli
ege. on. his way hume for a vacar
lon. He used much prnssane Ian
'glage GREATLY t0 the annoyance OF
he lady. She thought she. would
ebuke hin. ans, begging pardon
y ii,tsrraptspg them, asksd she