Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

Sept. I'll tcesos
EDITORS BUGLE-T want to say to
he Democracy lsewhere that we
intend to do our duty here In Mills
county, In November, and II we do
not carry this county our opponents
Will have nothing 10 beast OF In the
shape Of .sbag victory"
Last Wednesday Messrs. Harris
and Iza1useandIisses ~ Presidential
Eleators Oh the Democratic and Rad
ieal tickets, were TO hold o Joint dis
eussien 1t ANrightss srlsoea hcuse, In
Lyons township. Mr. Harris, much
to our regret, fieiled to come. and the
RAIDS chuckled. and said that Harris
nor any other dare meet their man,
Hale. Old bell wether said they
were afraid of him. But the Demo
crats saleeted Mr.. Wight, piaans
unpretending farmer, to discuss with
the mighty Hale.
Mr.. Editor, did you ever see a
young coxcomb ola chicken, crow
ing and tapping his wings fora light,
particularly a ''dunghill," when an
old game cock would come ON TO
leave him colnbless, and probably
with both gilis torn OF, and badly
cut with spurs, run with his tail
down IN hide his bead under solne-
thingg IF you have ever seen any
such u sight, you can p.c.ure Hale.
Wright spurred him so bad IN the
back and neck. thai some nf Hale's
friends started DO leave the house "
the wake of the old be1l sheep. it
WIS certainly great triumph Tor
the Democracy of Lyons. Mr.
SFri slit was the victor, and now has
the woody scalp-iock of Hale dang
ling ut his political war belt. Hun
To the wagon, Hale, and get yaur
documents. DOM fbFget 20 bring
them the next time yoaspeak. The
cullud ones fit nobly.
On saturday an old fashioned
/ Democratic barbecue was held at
/ Cilenwooi, Iswas wet, disagree
able day, but between four aad RCe
| thousand tarned oul, notwislistaIa-
! inc, Ii WINS the largest crowd ever
assembled i'm Glenwood. lilafteville
and Lyons townships went In togetaa-
er iu procession headed by . band 81
music, which was followed FIRST ~
| o Hickory wagon, drawn by SIX me
/ booking trhite horses. In tfiis wagon
/ was a hickory pole from wtish float
/ ed the glorious stars and stripes, and
4 In this WAGON, meath the folds OF that
/ glorious i'd Democratic emblem,
rode thirty-seven of the beamtif0t
Young ladies of Lyons and Platte
I Vile townships. 1t was q grand
and .seautiful sight, to see these
Young ladies more beautiful thai
whom, Dean says, are mes 20 DC
f0undl dressed In srAaes With blue
sash over the shoulder With tsae
name of one of the States emhIazon'
ed thereon, and beautiful wreath
of evergreen, adorned with desEers,
encircifng each Of their br0wa II
was q thrilling, soui-stirria9 light
ID see those young ladies out in sue
tlisagreeable weather to aid and cfeel
us in the good work, Representing
II the once sovereign States OF our oues
great Republic, and smiling theil
approval OF oar efforts 10 restore fiie
country 30 its former greafusss ane
!, hurl from official position tho eor-
.. rupt leaders of the Radical party.
Messrs. Davenport and GAnuoE
acted nd MarssaaIs, the pEpc4BiuF
being composed Of eig isy q ninety
wagons, well f3lIed with p90pte AIas
a large humber Of f1orsen1e1. WheE
, they arrived at Glen wood, they weF,
Joined by nearly twice the nulnbeI
t,f vehicles. and aorsefness, and usaa'
!. an Imposing slight ~ they naafches
around tbs square,
, Al beautiful hickory pole was rails
!, ed. Ia the top Ri which IVES AGtaehet
! 4 Ssf3e stxakxner with the names O
, Seymour and Blair painted s1sesesn
The cid dag was then ruR up an
greeted with sIeafening cheers IRON
the assembled multitude. The pro
, cessiou then moved TO the aroy
) where the speaking WAS to TAX
!, place. and took dinner. After wi1icl
Hon. Ell. Clay Dean appeared upol
the stand and addreSsed the sea 9
upturIied fAcess In q plain, bat mas
terIs defence tf DeHlQcs1cy 80
equal rights, and setting forth TN
4 Iustnasa IL the fsr6p6sfann that q
: should hear their proportion OF IN
3 buryie ii al tfae xnvefnt4en<. a nor
! able and snasteray effort was f1evs
! made aud never viii be. He 0f7eFe
"a divide dime with any RafJic'
but none eame forward 70 aeoepe til
n challenge. though sew sever
: .,sesens. among fhem 'thegraEd Rsaf
! hi eyastIrsIf9s, Halo. But he ha
4 e1oarh t1ae "Wednesday prevfog
!, wsssn Wright had him In haf1tl 40
8 made the wool Az. .s.E.
DA lean n6l1rr11 ~ ~ Fea4HMi
q sam Kirkwnod, the second Sind
4 (sIrty. add aid That KIrkwo<
wox,ld not s1nfe nadet him assy n1sF
! ne md ua1 neetlHg with hlm -
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