Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-03
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think Il sarsngs that !, wAo kAve known
you 90 lshg, hare not wsistam DO ron be-
fOsss Tha saaaon il, that feared that
I niEhs drop SONS expression thas youS
eoEnaentoRs ueald e0ns9Fus into evidences
agAlNss gems i hma @kAea toe a6fOciuns
|Acslsa q The Jury 81 ya6s cass. I can
eontFSl znysslf no longer. Il seszas "a
nae that ahey must be o MOST h0ryibIv
depravsd set Of men. God viii not for
ges them. Let them remember that Al
mighty God sitS upon ths shrone 81 the
universe, and that fer sEeEy rear yuu
saffer in prison ia consequences of their
Pegjursd verdict, They viii suffer Ia the
aaEaea Of hell foR 1aAny long age, Il
nok foFeVeg. O. what vile creatures. Ia
doom man 10 5 years punishment iox
no crime as all. The slave Dick came
10 my store on the night that he crossed
the river, and showed me q pas from his
master, and asked IL be ooald stay With
me over night. took the pass and ex-
Amined IL, and Buspecting that he was
sent By his master Is ssdecoy duck
told him he had better get insc ths stage
the next morning and return to his mas
ter. ]. Z. Conway was in my store nj
the time, and heard ne tell him so, and
saw che pass. Both him and myself prof.
fsred our services 10 60 to Platte City
SIS witnesses, but Shoaaon ssSd decided.
", he did not tsfsh "a 70 90. Yoa speak
Of s witnesses who feared 10 90, sSAaa-
non did NOS tuiah any ef shsas to 90. II
he thinks is important, and new txiRl
is granted, presume ell Of than weuld
go. pgnvidaa sasaAa aAa he obtained Ia
pay their expenses. Toa forget that VI
who stay 81 home have to raise the mon.
ey to pay these expenses, The expenses
OF witnesses on the frat trial were Sc
apieea, or $50 for the S who went. II
all, We have 70 raise oveF $500, besides
the appropriation Of the Legislature. -~
You may rest assured that ia The asassey
Of seftnsssss, tbs bsss course sgas pssyssGed
thas could lass been pursued, sSssdsr th4
ctFcu Hsfaaces. ~
Let me caution yo9 100sfass sglistiag
~ t0iiasss&s. Your case depends more
upon Ihs argttgssats Qf laGcgers, Aaa al
the sgitassses to creation. PEo-BlageEy
men are so prejudiced in adj matters per-
tanning to slavery, thak they cannot res-
son correctly in references 60 the guilt Of
man charged with opposing IL. The
Judge, I think actsd nobiy before, Shan
non praised him bat be knocked 1t all
in the head this time. / understand that
you have very kind &nd good jailor, |
hops THAI you viii treat him with res
pecs and courtesy. knew q jailor onea
ia Connecticut, Who was a most noble
man, and deeply commisserated all those
suffering under him. have lived, as
you wen know, several years at the
South and / know that among slave
holders there are some very humane and
geBsIemRnIy persons. One Of them gaVs
ne homo while visa sick with she fa-
var, and doetersd me with his own hands /;
another offered nae homs at hia house
for year, il | wished. Bat Others VOID
have killed nae If they dared.
Of one thing ysn can assus your tor.
mentors, that 80 far from Jour eonvie-
ton deteFFing others from doing what
you were falsely charged With doing, al
moss every man whom | have heard
speak of ii gEinds hIs testh together and
says, swell, | never did help ran OF
digger from Missouri, but blame me, if
! don't now, whenever | gss chance. -
IL they had released yony people w0ald
have said, SfWeli, those Shareholders,
after all, are pretty fair SORT 81 men,
and ! gasas We viii n0k troahls ahsiR
Slaves Bal now, L goa are not finally
released, people are deseemlnad 10 or
ganiSs thorough . aystan for aiding
All tho slases possible b escape. Old
Brown will soon be 81 work, where be Is
le&ss expected. Tbs Ahoiitioniste In
Kansas, airs NOS made Of aueh stat, that
they will quietly sabmis 10 suah al out
rage "a your punishme8s. SOME NIGHT
THOSE GUILTY JURYMEN MAY
MEET WITH WHAT THEY LITTLE
DREAM or.
Yes, while you are hammsring stone
Ia Jefferson City, the cry will GO out
over all Kansas g Rsprisal sepEisal ~
take all MisaoarsAns whc sosaa On Kan
sas soil, aid especially all Rlayea.R
AnothaF thing viii msakion, 10 REQ
oncils You 10 youF hard fate while yen
are serving out Jour sentences In tho
gIoomy prison aa Jefferson Oltys hum
dreds os Republican edilors, oasrgymea
and lecturers will DO depicting yoar case
10 crowds % axeisad and humane hear
ere. Inassd, knowing yoar humane
sympathiss, 80 do, almost axpset that
you viii be willing and even reioies 10
be IA prison eve years, as 80 Haf& good
tcsn lhsrs6y De done 80 khs asati- aInrsFg
e2ass thrOAgh0ws Ire Unioa. 7hsnk Of
u, gear ifapvssemmsmG eay be ths tara
sag aoi5ss ef sh@ n&zs pfssidaassaj aJse-
zion shak Is, the RspahlieaR esass will
gain huadrsds Of roles thereby and one
Tote may turn The aaacsion. Think OK
this, my dear friend, and instead ef
mourning and rspfning al your hard
fate, rei0iea that you are coaasad ts0y-
ksg 60 suffer IN IssMss Manss.
While y0a are pinsng ia shat exuei
dungeon ID Jefferson City, hundreds of
yoaE friands, BIZ vOiee and pen, will ba
doing AIl shsy can TO maka converts ia
The anti slavery casass By dspissing Touz
suffering. Indsea youg ease has already
doss nsadA sospards oggaaE&sma Ne Re
pss6ascaB party and giving 2 such
large majority.
Farewell, may God bless ysu. and
soon restore you % nhsxty.
Yoaxss asssea aaaAsIy,
VIC aIEARNs.