Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
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To TIE electors ofkhs Fourth gbssgses,
ssoaaI Districs OF Indiana
To my political and pors1nal
friends In the Fourth Congressional
DislEiot, desire 10 sexprs<s ny
warEnasf and heartfelt thanks Tor
their kind and genersals support Ia
electing me as their representa- We
to the forty-first Congress Of the
United States. True, my opponent,
the Hon. Geo. w. Julian, tl1s pres
ent mcal leg, disregarding all llsalOr
aud the wishes of the electors 0I the
district. has endaayored by baud
and claicanery, to thwaxt tss assss'sA.
ton of the people, arHi hxs aosal Do
for the time being the dlSfz ~.
rnent of eleven hundred of tl1a ei1a-
zens of Wayne county hy Ee16eE ia&
through the board OF nafsFa1sxa or
that county, the preclnce o1 haeh-
mond, III which ] obtaines g i1aa ri
ty over him OF Dol votes Hat such
conduct Is condemned by III gEaAl
men, Democrats or RepnhlIcaHss and
returns with ten-fold Elospsx u crush
forever the perpetrators Of . great
d work on the rights 01 the epie.
The south precinct WA established
hv the same board which created
the north. aad the eleeki0Ea ms eosar
Quoted under Republ lean ukasekz,
under a copy fthe sans Registry ~
the north. Whatever Was d1ssa
In the south precinct Wae Equally
anplicabIe to the north. and both
must stand or fall togethers Attic
north precinct JULIAN reAezFed Nssls1s
Iority of6s5 over me, and I Teealsed at
The south 2Ol votes over Huns buk sh !
south poll was rejected without any
proper cause, by q hlAra wishosak
any legal authority, under The aa-
vice OF the HONORABLE gRntiemarl.
The republican State ticket was de-
fx;iuded out of 1888 votes, in oruer to
secure him the certificate Of ELECTION.
Against THIS great wrong | have
f1Ied protest with the SeeretaRy OF
state at indianapolis, supp0rtea by
fhe affidavit of Col. VIM. a. Biekie,
al RIchmond, one of the dlsfFaFl-
chised voters, and shall do all In NY
mower 10 correct it, and vintlicate
the rights of the people 20 fair and
free election. That Mr. Iullan was
beaten By "a votes Is acknowledged
by his brothers. paper, the radical
Repss6ilcdgg, ard it was only after
mature reflection by him and as as
sociafes that il vas deaIaed tia, the
vote of the south precine1 Of RIeh-
mond should be thrown ont, in or
der to save his election, fegaTule ss of
the danger to Govern0r Baker and
the republican State ticket, " the
rights of myself. For the present I
have taken legal steps 20 sta The is-
suing Of the congressional eeftIhrate
to him, and to obtaIa the eastlhsate
myself as the legally eaeeses Eassssn
Der, and shall do no act mI1ieh wlIl
injure the rights Of tire eifiseEs of
Wayne township cot vii GE5Esa nd
a fair and full investigation q RTery-
thing connected With the aasol o.
the board and the infamous aondLes
In rejecting the whole vote of the
precinct. Again | thsnk you for
your kind and generous suEpor t, ir-
respective Of party, and sIslser be
myself your legally electe rep re-
sentative, JOHN s. REID.
The AntI-ConyIcslen seaaaeFs.
Under this heading, the New York
Mail has the following FeEnarks:
Senator Fowler was shouted
down" last night by y radical meet
ing la NashvIIls, wassa, lla atteaa ps-
eI 10 eXpsaITi ms Yslae xzsk asxwzzaEsxs-
ment ia iaSor ol aequlltal.
Inc sooner repaoligzaas seknOSgl-
edge that those OF their pasy VINO
voted against imEIeacisgiaegaI were
their best friends lEle be Ger. Ar.
Fowler need not tryto ssex 1EsIn" ms
vote. 1t Was one U0sS- M EEaer has
or Ross' or FesSenden's Il Trum-
bull's-yhich saved the iagAabiiean
party from defeat In has political
campaign. LII the deulosFals had
had martyr on which 81 eeilfeT
their eloquenee, Pennsylvania and
Indiana would have Euse demo
cratic at their last elections III Ben
jamip Wade had OCgsgpied fhH white
house and Andrea JokaSOE had
cnme before the pe<sple - i man sle-
prived by force OF his rl9l&, the ~
publieans would have basaa gIagsa1sd
III every state where the tM1test was
doubtful. The people Would have
been suspicious Of the party because
of its apparent assumptio9 of power.
The republicans azsA khslx present
success 10 the hzllNEa ol Inlpeaeh-
nteut.
The party win 30 asHzl laackno VII
edge its 0bligakiozas 10 men who
stood up hFaselg ags9ns is angry
threats, who resisted In @xempted
eompuIsion, who dbeyed kneir own
consciences. Mx. EowlsE and his
fellow SAhot guillyn repubI leans need
make no explanation. History
Will do them Justice.
The Senatorial EsIghs.
The senatorSas slate in lows IL be-
ing carefully prepared. When Sen
atoT CRIMES term exufrss, In 1871, q
lively scfamble Wi I,s made ior the
place: The nexs legislature will de-
termine his saag&se5r. slssrafDsxs the
aspiFaTits are 81 work ca the next
legislature. Wilson. kgaerossIy re-
firing from i UsaNressIoaaf fight
which promiasa ID sod la hia defeat,
Is the south sauteesi Uaadidnse. Al
lison, too sharp 10 dive over ii good
thing when the rxss,trol Of III the
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