Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-05
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Irannasha "a 1asg kaans nam aeEAai
Ieanaiases fus sefags - Ol5o, !
t,lssslAna, Sept. f7sA. moss "a asisiel
IergAaa who hare saxpsd 70 mach il Cog
Tsoa paqa wisa Wsbss
IInIays 81 I'D sEhss patriotic states
| msn IL 60 sass gamias nlasssss.
Iak ksos vii hesa sea laM aali eaaal
Iaxpopssion & al thar eanling ssphisss,
upea 81 sssas
ssak lei 81 naw ~ hassk 80 is5k i
lshie ahsas iStsls mora msshosi esll
This ssernai agitation % tbs saSjsst !
lglaVsxy ID uawiss. Tha hansgs and pm
IsrluAIe as Go ID sss ssiaT1
Iahing with reference 10 ibis qaaasiol
mgns gsssa age. eco ases@ In al1@k s@a
IsIaasak and al l ss2nG b. a. ~ frisns
also endorsed IL Far IN 1889 lpy hQn
6s&bIa frfand bor6 tbs ssAhd &ga Tor ssa
Scott III over the Staaa. The diHsEenu'
taen heswsen hin and sayssle u this,
changed 0gsSss W ckss gesS Glsess aad weA
/ for The C0mpgomiae, and has changes
agnam nsA goes agalasl ISL ba,k les o
look IL ibis o liaEle more particularly.
Upon che eonnlnsiaa III our ser viii
haaxa6o, AisQaasI sd ho&s uaa sAfTitoEia.
were to ba formsd Into States, became
fsR cha aHss sgasb 50 i IkssAssgbing one.
Fer be is remembered, the Ordinances Of
sS7 yes PASSED before sha adapaioa 81
shs Cohstfkusson, and stands a. Z srsa 8
stipulation between the States. What
was is ofd Yiraiass having elai n
upon al this gesk territory, said in ths
spirit OF hxnkheghape, 81 will surrender
all nv eIaflh foE ne common beaaht.--
| grant this. lake in eommau With me
the nsAsEG &C ms large domain, On con.
dItion that slavery is forever prohibited
withAn her bo9dagasn Noa OLD Yifginia
Is assnaIseas but By khis enc act she cid
more 70 extend freedom tisaa ell yeug
shrieking will do from this 10 tAe end Of
lima. TCheeus, n ft8
Il Is trus khat the MiRoari OompRo-
misc line had been established. BuE my
frlands Gov. 0h@se hara. viii not CO
very seriously oEeE the removal Of thai
line. He assaulted IL while IL lived and
wsps bitter Tears over i whsa il wss
dead.
We said ct Toe North let ns organize
this vast territory winch has bean ne
quiredin TsrrisoYiAi governments, snd
prohibits slavery in il. This position was
taken in Congress. Tue South maid /:
shave ws not acquired this tsrrisory in
common with yaas Have ws not help
ed TO bear tha expenses Of the war p
Havs not our Sons fallen on the bloody
battle hadP And have We not eOntri-
baksd b tie sun paid to MsxieOi Let
as therefore be f4atAsnai, /" Ehsg said
"Let as extend the Missouri line through
10 sha Paesfe 0osaa, What lies 30 the
North, you shall have, what lies TO she
South, we will bays.1 ............. ~
Thispropoaision the North voted down,
Thus we got into thai sort Of trouble
from which Il required men Of large Pc
tri0tis1l 10 sxtricase as - Happily there
we're such men IN the councils u our na-
tor. At the head Of sush was Mr.. Clay,
who, though old and feeble, still pos
sessed that energy Of mind and indom j.
table patriotism which had characterize.
ID hia shgous long ndevea&fal life
Ny friend win say tdst have no right
TO say this of Mr.. Clay. But les me as
sure him that no mae sver heard me
impeaeh the patriotism Of such noble
men - Clay AMI Webstsr. While Lam
DO oo41aFS II lhei aacE gikse3 of State
policy, feel thas I can occupy common
ground With them on the questions that
divide parties. viii read Rn extract
Of speech made a4 FfaHkfort, 2Sgh OF
November, 1850, by Mr.. Clay:
ssIf the Egllasipn inEsgaEd 20 she FU-
GITIVE SLAVE Law seOuld continue
TO ipsreasay aad become Aisrmipgs / I
will tend 10 the formation Of two new
parties, ONE FOR THE UNION, AND
THE OTHER AGAINST THE UNION.
Present. parties have been created By the
division Of opinions as regards systems
Of National polisy and as 70 fnanse,
free trade OF profession, he improve
ment Of rivers and hArboFs, ths distri-
button Of Abe proceeds Of ihe public
lands, ETC., bat these Systems OF paliey,
growing oas Of the administration Of the
goYarRmsnt Of the UBion, lose All lheir
Interest and importance If thai Union is
to be dissolved. They sink into utter
insignihea1es before che ell important;
persuasive aHd paramount interest," Of
the Union itself. And the platform Of
thai Union parry viii be the Union, the
Consultation and the enforcement Of it's
laws, AND 10 1T SHOULD Be MEG
ESSARY TO FORM SUCH a PARTY,
And TT SHOULD BE ACCORDINGLY
FORMED, 1 ANNOUNCE MYSELF i
MEMBER OF THAT PARTY-WHAT-
EVER BE ITS COMPONENT ELE-
MFNTs. SIR, GO FURTHER. [
HAVE HAD GREAT HOPES AND
CONFIDENCE IN THE pFINCIPLEs
OF TIE WING PARTY, AS BEING
MOST LIKELY 20 00kDuOE TO
THE HONOR, TIE PROSPERITY d
THE GLORY OF MY COUNTRY BUT
IL CT is TO RE MERGED INTO a
CONTEMPTEBLE ABOLfFF0N PAR
TY, AND TF AB0LtTT0NESM Is TO
BE ENGRAPTED ON THE WIG
CREED, FROM THAT MOidENT | Re
NDUNCR TIE PARTY AND CEASE
TO BE a WHIG.9
Now lei me show hoe THE cues tiou
was sssslsd In 1850, and in order 10 Do
this I will read from report made BIZ
Mr.. Clay IN favos Of NON intervention Of
Congress
tfThs true principles whish ought to
EagmiRss tha aston Of Congress, in
foEming Territorial gagsEHfasns for each
newly acquired doazaia, is to refrain
from aA lsgislatiaH on the suhjsos in
BE Terrisory acquired, 70 long Aa Il re-
tains shs TeFrisofisg form Of govern :
Saens leaying Il % enc paopis o. such
Territory, when they have obtained 10 q
condition Which enGstles ID sm to admis.
sten Cd q State, todeoids faE thsmsalvas
tie question Of the allowance or prohi.
bisioH Of domestic slavery. Fhs Goa
mites believe that they express the anx
Ions desire Of "a imnanse majority oi
the people Of tbe United States when
shsy aeelaxU thAs IL Is high time that
good feelings, hagmony, aud frasagnal
ssnsments should be agai revived, and
thes she government should 30 able ones
more to proceed inias graas operations
10 pEomose The bappsneag aud prosperity
oe TIE country !, md staFbsd b. this dis.
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