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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
The Resaaf Of she x.afe Eaec~
tlonss

Our readers no doubt are anxious
to know the result oil the late cleo
tiors. This we cannot give, for 1t is
/ not known. But We can say that
the result SO far has shown large
Democratic gains all over the coun-
| try and indicate very clearly the
election of Seymour and Blair in
November. Iu Ohio, the Radicals
claimed q majority of $1,000 before
the election and now they only
claim to have carried the State by
Il, 600, or la,000, falling of from
their calculations of at least 81, GOO
votes.
In Pennsylvania, the Radicals
claimed before the election MAORI
ty OF from 20,O00 to $4,000. They
now claim to have carried the State
by from a, coo to 7. 600. o falling of Of
from I5,OUo TO ~, 900 votes from their
calculations before the election.
In Indiana the Radicals claimed
from Is 100 10 =, isoU majority before
the election, and SD far aa heard from
the State Is in doubt rs to which par
ty has carried 1t. The returns show
that the Radicals have missed their
calculations by at least 81, 600 votes
In these three States, and showing
too. that with a little exertion they
can all be carried by the Democracy
In November. In these States the
Democracy have certainly gained
eight, and perhaps twelve Congress
men. This is ''giory enough for one
day." and shows plainly what the
Democracy an do when they 60 to
work and present a united front to
the Radical enemies of our coun-
| try.
The Democracy have no reason 10
be discouraged at the result in these
States; but have great reason for
encouragement and rejoicing, As the
vote shows THAI there Is a great rc-
action i'm their favor and II ii coutin-
ues, that on the Sd day Of November
the vote OF all OF these Stairs will be
cast for Seymour and Blair.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

To THE OLD CTTfzEys.-Notice h
hereby given that II Is necessary for
every nsan, desiring to vote at the
next election, TO have his name up~
ou the Registered list of voters.
Evesy voter, whether an old citizen
or new conner, must have hts name
ReyhsteTesl.
TIE Board Ut Registrars will meet
Mt Bushop's Hall, on Tuesday, Octo'
Der 5sh, and then ami there the lists
win he eumpietesi and corrected.
dtd o.. ID. EDMuxDsog, Clerk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, in
recent speech, asRoag other good
things, goa OF the following:
Just 90 for Grant and Iog-yon
are loyal. could make loyal man
of myself In u few seconds. by teier
graphing that / would support the
Gnsnt and CoIfax ticket. MY sins
would be forgiven and they would
tell fne 10 ssdapart In peacep-aiks .
buicone magistrate OF uny town the
other day. A couple presented
themselves before hina to be mar
ried. He WIS q pompous sort Of M
ignoramus and was sfaartiy bothered
sshow TO do II, p sas b crowd OF town
boys had collected 90 see the fun
After he had battle whanged than
through and tied them ~ naaan and
wife, there was q pause. The couple
dislrsk know ssif was all over. "
50, Strengthening himself up, one
arm akimbo, 'sny frfgnsis,n said he,
s'depart In peace aud sin no na0re. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

NEW RURLDlsGs.--Tlae erection
Of new buildings Il Of such an every
day occurrence that we have 1aiRd
to make note OF their erection for
souae time. Yesterday we took q
walk over q portion OF The city, and
noticei that THREE HuspKED AND
sEvESTEES new buildings have
been erected or ara I'm the casarse oil
erecfioa which wsess not commenced
ninety days ago. Inst spring We
wera In the habit Of making i ssote
of every Hrw huikiImg commenced,
lass isfterly The work has run 80 kasi,
and their erection besoil,e 20 COM
man, that we have made no special
notes of them, Hbaiidlng eeatia-
ues TO 60 on 10 the end Of the season
as 1t ID now going On, and oar city
coafinnes 10 improve as u has been
| Improving, when the cessssB u taken
next spring We think Il win be found
that Uuen Blafs has doubled ii
popuiatte6 within tire Isst ysnx.
r. Ard a,saoancea tIsat n
I - = ~ ii5eof Jelsesson Davi,
lli SIses soa,a slnxtling sIlselos
x DC I'D II NJ rez,eIlIon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

On Friday night, an appropriate
time, taking into confederation the
criminal eaiander, eenstor Harlan
addressed IN assenshlsge ofoar peo-
pie at Burhopas Hal, on questions
which ne assured his hearers were
nov at Issue before the people, =
The drums had beat, the canon
had been AIRED Gar % many 10 thFee
Or four tinaes, and about seveaty-iaye
men and boys, with torches had
marched down TIE street and up
again, 10 draw the crowd Together.
and succeeded BY Q o'clock In seeur-
irsga solesable EAir audience conpos-
cd of Raasesls and Democrats 10 list
en- 10 the haranguc ogAIr. Harlan.
Mr.. ID. c. BIoomfr, after q song
had been sung, introduced the Rev.
Senator and ex-Secretary ex-land
dealer, and great eulogizss of Hy-
rnsn. Uiysaes for his bravery and
moral conduct ct shiloh. who at
once launched out upon the old sto-
~ OF hIeeding Kansas accession.
Governor seynsour--Jasnes Buchan-
an -Aeaass Of the War aliandig-
ham rebels trAitorw~ enemies to
goyernzaent Jeff Davis War DaHa-
ocgass -taxation GRAFT and Cox
fax, s4fs} ssg
Tire same odd story, with kaae exr
iceptaoa III she Grant and Colfkx
appendage, that the Rev. Sessator
has been telling TO the peopas sos the
past ten or twelve years. We have
known Harlan for many years. in
fact we knew him In the early days
OF fowass existence when he was a
candidate for Su perintendeut OF Pub
iic destruction aud put forth his eel
ebrated circular, In wdieh he gave
his lineageshe long line Of his an
cestEy toa good old quaker people,
and his descent tissrefroan and we
thought then. 40 we think now, tlasaf
the Senator lnade q 'sh--ll OF de-
scent" and would never ret the
riyes on are. We apprehend no
harm from the Senator's persgrera
lions and splutterings about Kansas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22


: I5me nsDd aeafn - - wornea
IN n kbsxs 81 oar y ~ Ainsf tiS
IL In : preaenees q khe Far6d q
IL - ~. 1t nsxsd ixes = Desso-
exxttc braath. It was never any
thing but . miserable prstender OF
that which II was not. Ii caIfe into
the Democratic ranks In Disguise
Ifs editor. Mans0n Marble, always
wAs, Ii, and ever win be, an Aboll>
Zionist at heaxsr -seadF tad0 IN fs1tRee
that which he has done In The past
sell his paper and himself 10 whom
seevef shall be che highest bidder.
Dessouneine the lsading men among
the Deua0Gsssaesy Of he West sirgfrg
the potnfnation ofHey1aaour with tbs
expectation af gain, and I'm the
iaoniesi interest Of Wall stfses, not
with the hope of securing the sue
cess Of Democracy, but with the de-
sire 10 aena0raIize end disorganise
the party m tina West. and falling In
the uaplist1rnent Of the scheme,
now makes more haste than did Pc
ter t0 deny him whom IL pretended
soserve. II issassh pFesenaefs a. the
IeosSd sreaking with . .forked
tongue and . lying heart, that have
bFought trauhle into our camp and
produced the results slsas have Tor
years past given 20 aur enemies the
'vantage over Us. Sordid and naer~
cenary Ia Its eharaeter, with an oily
tongue and preteu<ling honesty. ~
has unfortunately, found listeners
and adherents enough to do the De
lnoersey OF the country mare harm
THAN = thousand such foes 90 the " !.
J Isesse anu osher able ana oHt-
spoken haaaeai journals eoum hase
possibly accomplished 4
MARK its eiHirss nc uesaaesaisxafaon
M ssse ate eutpoFihi sent Droadeass
IaaEough ttas a3nh py means M Elle
nss'grAphs na<as On aae eve Oh aiae
sssost a'hpoetanA rreSaaeiisaaa contest
sssT AHo"a ia the hisfory uf the
Aiaefieah nepuoiic-WFlIfens pub
iassssa ana sehs out Win tfe dasnfaa-
que nope tnaf " would nave the Dc
safssi ens-tnsst u ws,aid produce Y
ueniu1aIizatlon among tne rank and
ME OF tne Democracy nj 80 hate an
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

|M 4 s,s<Iesstx ~ Aat NJ nfx11D-
go the Desno .tic ca flute :
M district fnr Efrcft - 4
winning golden opinions 1kolm the
people wharever IL eOes, and va
hone soou 10 have him ID Council
III .f5s making the acquaintance Of
our citisaras. 10 d. never having
met him bat once. hek i arrnres.
and ura presur,e that not ua,c IL fen
~ ~ b e4ecy ~ JafIs city h6xr
ever made his acnnaintanca. II Is
hieI.lv s,sxx ,si..rv and alfoccther pro~
per fhaf IL should Wilt me people
fron, whnm IL exDoucts suffrage Tor
the osfice 81 Judge. and whose oalacer
and servant he VII, be ii elected.
we arr. .,atisfle<l chat ha il lby Gar the
best man az the two candidates Ter
the ofIlce. and that with proper 60.
ertion be can be elected, but be must
work. his frienda must work. and
every DEMOCRAT, whetier q pers0a-
nj friend of his or not, must work 10
secura his election. 4.s.s
Mr.. Douglass, che opposing sandlr
date, Ii well known thronghout the
entire district. Hia record - lsefnFe
she peopIe. and III II he good, or
even tolerable, he viii have iarge adj
vantage over aeomparative stranger
who may be naeh better qualified
fbr the afzsce and have o better record
when known fhaR Mr.. Douglas has.
Hence the neceszily for work 90 the
part of Mr.. Morsuaasa and hiet ,eaals
ocratic friends. Let that woFk be
performed iy presenting the auperi-
or qualifications for the once Of Bar.
Morsman ever Mr. Doaglass--hy
showing the great necessity ftE .
change OF officers In q political point
of view, from President down 20
road supervisor, and not ny pessssiai
abuse Of the opposing calsuafsasse-
Mr.. Morsman's superior qnaaassaa-
tons for the offaes--his weiiSnovn
Democracy. and with soldiers ms
honorable service In the held, While
his opponent was at home enjoying
the pleasures OF his own nreslde ana
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Democratic meetings will be held
In the several townships Of Potta
wsesansie county as follows:
YORK, at MintuTn's school house.
Monday, October 18th,
kaox. at Newton, Tuesday, 0cto-
bes 4lth.
Oeafex, at Reefs school house,
Wednesday, October 2fst.
Jaxses, st Lysraan's scssool house,
Thass<iay, OctabeF I'd.
sfAcexiouaa, ut sehssog house near
Ssusssnauis old mill, Friday, Oct. q
ssllvcY Greek, atSilver Creek school
house, saturday, October 9th.
These meetings win be held at ]
o'esoek r. m.
MesSsrs. 5hewarti and Shoemaker,
Democratic candidates for Clerk and
Racossies, will be present and nd,
dress the meetings.
by ostlex 0f the
DEN. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22


So The New York Hesuh, IA
the course of one OF its rambling ar.
tieies, on the aith ult., has the fol,
lowing significant passage: t
Reconstruction Was carried thru
in its present shape not only with>
out political wisdom and without re-
gard to the future safety of the party
carrying it, but without conscience
or even a decent regard to human
nature, because 1t was always done
with one idea in view. fsepubliCaRs
Mlly sought to secure for their party
the negro vote, and, making their
laws for that single purpose, were
indifferent IA the fact that those lava
were collectively the greatest iniaui>
ty of the age. They defietl the ma
tioTtai sentiment Of Justice, thinking
their object more Important ttuan ali
other things. Nov the negro vote,
in the natural coarse OF events- falls
to tive other side and will go with
the general southern vote, because
oven the negro elm see that it wi |
ba Suicidal ta act on national Issues
against the Interests OF the comnlant,
~ in which he lives /; and the party
that 50 furnished its record! in tho
hope to secure that element nj Pow.
or ntast stand responsible before tho
Ilation for the utienCcs involved In
the effort.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

- minded tie wherfa3sna,ss ~
ner paraInotir. She refused. whs.,
the brother drew the EastoI lsises,.iso.aS
IOr the sedueef, and shot tie 49,
-sss sistef and escaped hpfnre ~.
poaaea arrived. To them she statsS
that u Was s0sBe uRknown rufssn
who did the deed, that her brother
might escape, but 20 the officer "a
knew her former history she afIer~
wards related tiaa facts. When AL
Cd &lay she did INST give her ssine.
er's residence, that he might he m -
perry punished. she replied s.fbs,
She would die hrst,u Although -
had ruined, illfreated, beaten ana
finally abandoned her, AftN Hyis,s
or the wages Of her sin, she ly,s3
hina stilil In the language of sam.
,iel Weller, 6-s sWimuln IL run
Next 10 she result IN tAe State.
which favs just vakea, the preEsss.
ton Of the Mrs Rgrk Horid and
Nafiasak I..fafiOascsr, to drop Sew,
nour ard Blair, and take up nes,
men, IL ffse principal topic Of ava.
gssssatlfHs to-day. The rank and Ala
of the DesDoeTacg seant the s.aya-
nlent, while the leaders are wlIlinp
hi do 1t liz any quad can be aosgns
pffstied. They fear n 10 TOO latenasv
bua kstesey, 81 the TfSsas lwbe h nss
of slx Emfiosai Iamsaisteel. 80
several other prominent men kave
gone To Washington, to consult with
the politicians. Meanwhile ~
Times publishes the rlapors rem
the capitol, and says nothing edlto.
rally. II is said that Storey is In
fagBr of taking off BIair's name
and putting on that of Gen. Thomas
Ewing; ex-MayOr Sherman IL In
ktsor IF Chase and Ewing; Wills
Caen. MsGlcrland, of Springfield
goes for Hancock. Do0littIe. Of
Wisconsin, who IL in town, says
some change must be made, or the
country will be ruined. But D0oli,.
tie Is new recruit, and Is expected
10 talk somewhat wildly at q time
like this.
A month or six weeks ago such a
movement might have been made.
hat il is too late now. But the time
Is 81 short, md the npinions OF lead.
ers so dft'erse, that 1t Is doubtful n
any satisfactory change h. made bv
tfIe politicians nov gathering at
Washington. The battle must be
fought out as 1t was begun.
The Democracy here were making
preparations for a hard fght on city
candidates, but the election returns
and the huh-bab about candidates
has stupefiea them, and everything
Is likely to go by dafault
OHBEE.
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At last We have the end of John
Allen as a religious refermer, after
the press and the public have h@da
surfpit of him and bus dojng.
Falling 10 make aloaey as arrforsa-
cal dance-kense keeper, aud iaiIling
az a lecturer, he has giving mp the
rule aud How boasts at tie maHner
IN which, lac has deceived the mis-
sioaaries, and woe his evil pFomIH'
encc before the public. lie has Ia
kcu down the prayers aud scrIPta'
raj qaoatalieas which adorned tho
walls of his place, and announces
his attention of rcsuming his old
basincss. The Mission people and
NIL those responsible for the bust
|, ness have turBed him of, taken a
lessc Of another building and pro
pose ~ do without his assistance
hereafter Possibly in tins way
they saay accomplish good. Ger
talnly shey did got in John Aliens
case. He was wIfuen into a Roto'
ricty 10 which he h&d no claim,
| either for exceptional wietcduess OF
remarkable character. lie VAS be-
| fore only . very vulgar aud low >ort
of sinner, and they placed him IN 3
position To develop all;ho hyPocr'sy
Of his naiure. Fortunately, he had
nos slle ability 20 inproye his or
| poxiaaisy. mad he now siaks baa
10 his old place with kt Burns
'rsnsny MADDEN aud the rest, AMI
the faree Of .wickedcst man" "a
played. Ky.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Lows xn oct lse

L0vKMNuUcfs&6s ISL
Deux Bswte Dne ef - aanuz =
in<kdese d The kaln aiRa b thu sf'
forts ofthe great Radical lights Of
Pottawattamie eounty, Daily and
Sa,,gs 10 eniightua the pesple On fhs
FreeelInan's Bureau and Federal tax
questions. For instance, Daily refer
ring 10 the Efeedman,s Bureau, with
the most bewiidering innocence In
iormed his hearers that, rs the ne.
grees had been Suddenly thrown
upon their awn resources. ID was
found necessary to provide some
useans, By which thay might be an-
abled 10 I've until they could 0fgan-
ize their efforts and produce some
thing for their own support, and The
government orgaialaea the Freed
mans Hareau ar cost Of ~, eco.
and .iie eoIored people Ind set them
sOives assiduousiy TO work and rails
ed cotton to the amount oftIe. 80,
thus making q clear gain Of -, go
to the Bureau, hence you see all the
stuff Of the eopperheads about the
Bureau has no foundation In hact.
Brilliant Daily, Wonderful Imam
ceir, Dolly. Most bewikiering inno-
cent Daily. Come .again.
Col. sepp was equally happy In
his statements when asserting that
there were not over thirty farmers
In Pottawattamie county who paid
Federal taxes. 1t just suits the de-
mocraey to have such brilliant Radi-
cal lights sent among them. They
Jispel the darkness that overshad-
ows even Radical intellects. Come
again Messrs Daily and Sapp.
DEMOCRAT.
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C@UNTK TKCMET

Fos Cacrk of District Court.
ID. STEWARD.
For County Recorder,
4 w. =. sHOEMAKER.
superintendent,
4. h. AYLESWORTH.
For Coroner,
DR.. A. ID. MALCOM.
row xsaiP OR1lcEs-
For Justices OF the Peace.
C. 4. STONE,
JAMES WALKER.
For Trustees,
d. p. WECKHAM,
b. T. JOHNSON,
J. ID. HONN,
For Clerk,
A. ORR,
For Assessor,
q. A. ROBINSON,
For Colshbles,
SAMUEL l.. PAINE,
C. WESLEY.
FOR Road Supervisor 9th Distrit
GARDNER POWERS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Tie St Louis 1Esass says in lr*H
Aldft1alax RaxlieaaI majority in lEi'
diana tyas 1855, and Liac,ln's u
toA IL 1850 Trtlslar Radieail hea'
Manson feha1xxat) i4,al2 vote,
To-day both parties cfaini = victory
in Indiana. Iiaxe net the Demo
Gratis wen IL When We extinguist'
y Hlajority of fifteen or twenty thot'
sand Ii 1t mot Il Wonderful triumph
achieved 7 The bond question hard'
III eanas prosperity before the people
iii elsis local c0slfest. When Indian.
ians sake hold of this issue they VIZ
shake the last mint drop out OF the
goItl~hearing bondheltleIs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

ew The October statement Of the
public debt shows an insrease, dur
Ing the month on September, OF
sI.6a5, z75. In showing this result
no reference 10 sssasae to the amount
Of cash In the sireasaEy on the first
days Of September and October res
pecfively, for the reason that cash IN
the treasury hes nothing to do win
the debt; u not used to reduce 1t, and
Is not Intended ID be 30 used,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

EH1 49, - - ~ - NRS~Ss
that about two Thousand mil Ion dol
lars which they represent might be
paid ii sreenbacikss kaown ~ ssiaw-
fnl money al the United States. y
Bat now the war b over, snd there
q 10 Isrtiser <lnnea r. ezxish hing
themselves by sIeaIing cotton or
sealing - tlc 6osernnss1s III saips
at about oae. hundred times Whist
they are worth, there bond hsldeEs
AdenauA spid far their bondss and
tbs lase Radicai CnagEesk In oxxier
todsceive the peoples under The prer
text or pestponing ths paymeszt and
refusing the integSs1 On the peetie
debt. oaneoctei the riuaaslsrinG
scheuseof fsznaing tire psahlle debt.
By the bill fassy introduced and
passed fos that parpese the rssynnena
Ut Ihe debt was postpsnea for ferty
years, and the mistress was slishfay
reduced bat itwAa provided thas
both the debt and the infsTdsk sh0nld
be paid In goad. ny slais rzUTiaioas
calculating the dizeressee between
slawAal money! and guild, the Guar
gress proposed to iaesease the ma<lei1t~
edness shout eight hundred millions
OF dollars, whieh was, to all lntents
and purposes. pIunsleFing the people
Of that auaount. Tabs measure WINS
passed hy . strict party vates and
aaly faiied to become q law because
the President would not approve
and sign II.
If the Radicals are successful as
the Presidential esecsioa next
Flosstl, they wlll again pass slsis bin
and their pluntleFing sefsesne win be
carried oas, and the people will mot
only have . greater debt aaddlea up
On them, but viii be compelled 10
pay that debt In gbld.
But this Is not ali, this plunsiesiag
scheme proposes 10 exempt these
bonds from taxation Of every Kind
Federal, State and County and leave
the people 10 pay all the taxes thai
tiee tondholdogs ought to Iay.--
This exemption ID o direct attempt
10 swfndie the farmer and mechau-
lie by making them pay the taxes Of
the rich. The idea that rich mea
who have meney 10 loan may iar
vest It in government bends and
thus exeapt themselves frosn con.
tributiag their share towards sap
porting tire government, i SO out
rage0ussy wrong thai we cannot aa
how any farmer or IaborIng man
who pays taxes can support the par
~ that cosaeocfed and supports this
scheme OF plumber, The leading
radicals are In favor Of this scheme
and the Democrats are opposed to Ii,
aaa We e=aaaet see how any farmer,
mechanic or iaborfng man can be 50
blind as to vote for the party that
proposes to carry out this outrage.
The third day of November viii
test the question whether the labor
Ing people are to pay oil the taxes
and the rich men so free, or whether
every man shall pay taxes according
10 what he IL worth. II Seymour
and Blair are elected, the rich, the
poor, the bondholder and the farmer
will have to pay taxes according to
what they are worth. But if Grant
and Cs,lfax are elected, the poor men
OF the country viii have all the tax
es to pay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
Abous risae eos y CAaage.

The Radicals have been In power
In this county aor the last eight
years, and the peoples business has
been In their hands for that time
without any settlement, except such
as these Radical officers have made
among themselves, one playing into
the hand of the other, and all con-
spring to keep the people In dark
ness IS 10 the management of their
business. Hundreds Of things that
the law requires tobedone have been
omitted, and as many things that
should not have been done, have
been done to the desriment and in
Jury of the people whose servants
these Radical officers are,
We think thai Ii Is about time
that We have IN eatire change OF Of
ficers, and q general squaring up oi
the books. 20 thai the people call zee
how their affairs stand. There Is no
good reason why our county wAr-
rants shouid be iaawked about In che
market at forty cents On the dollar,
nor that tina people slaould be reqair-
esl 10 pay two and half timss vhal
an article II worth on al things par,
chased for county and eiky purposes.
Tst,s,rxs In sfsrsaa&hiny nathan I'm AAass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

The Cincinnati Easgssirsg Says The
Democratic party was Ia power fita~
ring tfe naest pFxsspeTsN1s years the
country aas ever known. The hon~
or and credit Of the soverasl1sHs uere
maintained and upheld at li0fTse and
abroad. BY Its bread, liberal policy
Immigrants were 0zsg0unaEed 90
make this country their honsa and
heoogzae les cikixexs. State after StMtc
waas aei<Sed 60 the Republic. PEog~
parEty ard freedom wenB hand ain
hand snsier ahe sh&sld OF Cosastitza~s
Eazal lih1Fty. AxneEiczzz pneesnis
saenee aszaaag the 0ati1sa and 9reAeeet
slass0ass &C the woxitl. No kkx1esni
tax gakaserex was seen a1zsgA>f the
peoj51e. No hxasfiIe sinrlxened the
lace OF the IaIa<k No miiImxy satrafe
we're ses up slzpexa1F u f1ze EtSn
power. The Enion wu2 preserved
BY fOFhNafnnces Kindness aud am1l1l@
prumIfse. The 0asegmI El0soensmen1
was Gblf oaly In t1Ye lIstl1s u -
farfed upDu the IIeoptea Aud yet va
are tpld thai the ne1h0exNtfr pnxtv
b the essesny OF the eauutxy, and
should as<,k Dc trusted MIth flis -
rlinistnaxieaa. ae 81
4 - Nm s1la waasjaef-woez tEappes
sss reeentiy ssssa neIlntesknn 1a0nE
the main a<ExHt % Blaa ~ SIR w uakr
ern Villages kkasiHk n lSw1lt q
b IittIe ineekinG hoHnH fnr i sn0anezt,
| he went III and toni 4 aent alnaOsxG
the CONGREGATION. The pr<ntbaR NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

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4. M. Walker. 81 Polk, Chairmsn.
JsAa Mssris, u Polk, Sserssary.
4. I'D. Tsss, of possawassamses
W. d. Oslbsssssa, Of Jsssrssa.
W. l. CLARK, 81 Ssoss~
bsaa u. BsTss, Of Duasques
Jean y. Daacamhs. Of WeheseF.