Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-15

TAe accounts which reach ia from all
parts Of the South are cheering beyond
eur most sangulne hopes. Upon ever
bill top the beacon lights Of Douglas and
the Union are blazing. The people are
aroasing up in their might. They are
Just beginning 70 see the fearful abyss of
disunion and anvil war into which their
trusted, but treacherous, political leader
are endeavoring TO plange them. 49,
They have unveiled their purposes too
soon. They have not, in Yancayss Ian
guage, safkciently ftfred the southsE.rn
heart, and instructed the Southern uniua''
20 enable them ITO precipitate the Cotton
States into revolufion.t'
The people in every Southern citv-
town, hamlet, neighborhood and cotton
acid are raising in their might, and be-
fore the November election, the Brsckin-
ridge boltaEs will DO sedacei once more
to tbs osd~fashioned disunion party thai
has not voted with us for wears. and thai
We hope they never will vote with as un-
I'll they shall hare parged themselves Of
their disunion sentiments, and abaudot,axs
their reasonable purposes. Il. I'll
We have carefRlly studied the sigma of
the times In the South, and we n5w ex-
press the eoRfdans conviction that Dos,v-
las Wiz carry every Southern State but
South Carolina, and very much fear that
she viii vote foz him. Ws,io not saw thaa
this would be tha result if the elsctian
canae on Tomorrow or next week. Bell
Woaid carry most Of the South at this
moment, bat tka deladed followers Of
1aneey d Co., are coming back 20 the
DsHnoeratic fold by thousands, and long
before the November election, The Demo.
crazy, purged and puri6ed OF Disuuion-
lsts and boislng ofhee~seekers, viii have
regaaned all its former strength. |
But, noe alone from the sunny fields
and green hill tops Of the South. come
the cheering and defiant war cries Of our
friends They are echoed back to mn from
the bleak hills Of New Rngiaud. Tlv
Yankee people have wakaza up nc last.
While the South has been hIinafoIdea and
huabagged by set of trading politi-
eaahs, tbs 1ankees have suffered takeua-
selves 10 be eajolsd by q band of long.
faced, white-eraVakted, whining hvuS-
critics who hare sung songs, and pseachasi
sermons, and prayed prayers, and beggaa
money tor the 'spoor down- trosden Air.
Can" themselves the meanwhile growing
rat upon the sorrows and wrongs Of the
niger.
The only difference between a Southern
Disunion politician end whise~crayattssi
Yankee Abolition preaehsT ID. thas ofe
coaes with bible la his pocket. and the
other with y revolver. TResr trade ia che
saMe-to gall the people, and live BY
their trade. The people are beginaingto
see through the zaosives Of both, asd "a
pat faneey and Beecher In the sanae eass-
CORY.
As surely As the sun shines, Coaaerki-
cut, Maine, New Hsmpshixa, aad Rhode
island vail yete, Ia NoFelnber, for Doug
las.
Nc such political revolution has ever
occurred in these States. a. Is nov going
on within their borders and when New
England abandons AbolitianGsra, what
mapwe not expect from the rest of the
North.
In Indians and Illinois, the triaaph OF.
Douglas is certain, notwithstanding all
the efforts of the Administration to aiys
the votes of those States to Lancoln.
The nomination Of Bell and Everett
ticket in Ohio, renders shat State certain
for Douglas and the Union.
Pennsylvania and New York viii vote
for Douglas, Ms certainly Al the world
iasts till the day Of election.
We did shiak vt fret thas the election
would probably re inse tha Hose. We
have NJ saeh fears now.
The tide Of bassle 10 tarned, and we de-
~ Bseekinridge, Yancsy, Lincoln, Bu-
cAaaaa and the devil 10 stay ~ Ii car CO.
reer 10 victory