The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01

\ NKRK PRErKxT.
That satanic sheet, the n. /. Herald, has
dsss nsss thsa any Other paper II tbs Usited
GATES tsvs.ds writing Up The present psnie
and secession exc:ssssss 10 The Sossh. 1t
rsssrted TO spanie-ssking" before election,
fos shs showed purpose Of frightening the
ya.es. 81 sh. S.a,s u yss York iHso voting
fsr eTs.ics," that LsscoIs might thereby
be defes.ed. Tbs Herald and its nongrel
eYex 81 sts:sors failed 10 defeating Mr.
L,seols, bu: the "panis" they succeeded in
hesing isss life before election, has since
the resuk " the election became known,
grown vastly bsyosd their eaIeal.sions-in
fast, is has grasn beyond the control Of iss
psres.s-she Herald and Wall ssres. s'Fs-
sisn' bankers Ia contemplating this result,
The Hefaia 10 forced 10 Acknowledge that
.hs cause Of shs present. trouble lies deeper
than sae elsc:ion Of Mr.. LiscoLs 10 the
Prssidsneyiv The Herald further says that
the peop.s Of the South fare precisely in
she condition the people Of the West were
10 ie57--so greatly expanded th.t the Hrss
adverse sind vas sure TO cause . c.sas,ro-
yhs. The adverse Wind came this year in
the shape Of the drought, which destroyed
over 300, 900 bales Of cotton, and cut the
corn crop in the Gulf States. The ca.as-
srophs We see before us-dnd ii rould hare
been the same rhoerer had been elected
Prssidersn'
Such Is tas frank acknowledgement Of
one Of ths s'Fathers" Of Secession and
Panic. VS. commend this confession to the
serious attention Of all those Northern
dooghfaces now so basily engaged in tradu-
eng the Republican par'y-by asserting
ths, tbs Southern Secession movement aud
the .Panic' now spreading over the coantry,
are the legitimate results Of the election OF
Mr.. LfscoLs. They know better, but still
they persis. 10 the fabrication, and thus
help on the movements they so hypocrisieally
dspIorc. They pretend holy horror of
Secession, tu, still d.elaim tina. the election
ofLtScots jus;iGes the South in resortins
TO secession. These Northern Doughfaces
proclaim that the South should not seeede
on the account Of the election of LINCOLN
but at the sarae time, they assure the South
that tho Republican President. elect is
pledged to carry out policy which no
Southern man with tbs least spiri. Of man
hood abou. him can tamey submit. TO /!
They advise aeqnieseence ia the election
Of Lincoln, but a, the same time declare
tina; the rights Of the South have been
grossly ,rampled upon, and that the present
secession movement. is the result of oppres-
sion similar in character and degree to that
war9u caused .hv amo.i,a" Cvivui.s W {. CD el
against Great Britain. Such is the consist
ency Of Northern Doughfaces 1t is thus
they poor coil on the troubled watersr'
Verify, what vir,uosos these Northern
Demagoguss are! Opposed to Disunion
and Secession, but all the while engaged in
falsifyius and disappearing the aims Of
tho Republican Party, in order that the
South may thus, by their aid, be able to
discern tina. It really has cause to secede!
Having by such means created the present
troubles, these Northern Doughfaccs now
seek to thrust the responsibility Of the same
opou the Republicans, by cryins-"We told
you so We told yoa that, il LINCOLN was
elected, Disuuion would follow 20 This is
the cloak under which the Doushfaces are
now attempting to shield themselves. The
dodge won't do. The only persons who
threaten Disunion aud Secession, are the
oppoasais OF LScoLs, no. bis followers.
All inisiiiqea! men understand this, and
Whatever the result Of the present troubles,
history will accord to the Democratic party
OF the North the responsibility Of having
dasignsaEy. though cover,ly, raised this
storm OF Gisunion. There can be no escape
OF that party from this verdict.