Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-05

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]. Iass a. this time ws bear . greas deal
abeas secession ana she night u j stats
. secede from the Unions has bsen ar
susd pr0 sad con, h nearly ~ the sesaa
zasA III aAa nasioa. Nearly al agree th<a
sAe righa 10 change o. ahelish GOVERN
asnas wAea sAey do NOD sabeervs shs snds
for which thsy sezs assahlishsd, o. wksa
thsy hscome oppressive 10 the psspae gos-
aFnsd, exists, bat scans eonsena lthat
sasA ssate il tbs Unioa being sovsreign /
any one of tAess NAY q any tme pases-
ably wisAdEas or secaas tra3 shs Enien,
and sss4hlisa govsrnasus . sais tie
paxsiealar viswa as III sisizens. This We
think eannss be sisna with0sl tia consent
Of tbs ether States of tins Union. fhp
States composing the Uaian are boani
together by tn Constitution framed By
delegates daily appeaasas BY thems aad
sAiaA received the sancsiaa Of each sS sha
sAartsea original sl4tes. Tins Constisu-
aoa declares tAss the Union shali be per-
pesaai, and providsds form IL sOTsrn-
aAesk fpr III ea@pessa .af three depart
nsnas- -exssasive legisiasirs and jaii-
aal. Kash pae NJ IAess dspartnsass
bare . dag % pssfoxn and saseir iarss-
dastssn u os-ssssnsivs ~ish the Uniea.
TIE gonstitutioa declares THAI, ss'rhis
Constisusian and Ne lsss sseosea ia par
snaacs iAarsef. shaA he cha supreme isw
ID sAsslzzd, . aaa II naks Il the aaty Of
o. sxsssssvs sspsrsmsnt % execute The
lkxs. These fdx3x IL b force In every
StAses aaa until they azs Taadsrsd ia-op-
ss@4ivs, i ID tina sworn dasy OF he Presi-
daus soses that sAey are faishfaiiy exsea-
Ted. The Laws Of sAa Unssea States can
Ass be repealed OF ssadsssd hs-apsrative
by the ast % 3 singis ssMss, ard hossee Il
fellows thms IL any State astesapts 70 nal-
MY fhe acts Of Cvngress, thaa ms Presi-
asns mast make use VI ala the power nj
his ssaaEana, If assds be, to enforce The
lawn. rs
Tsking shis REV Of the subject, haw
can . State psaeeAbly, seasds iaosa ahe
Unieas We answer shaz il eannbs do 20
without the coaseut q Coaefess, o. Ia
other aorsis without an act Of Congress
dsOtaEiag aii faws Of tao { uisasi staass n
thas State ia-speraaise and void. BY
such . course, Congress can fsaye the
State without United States lass and il
viii be lefs to regulate is owB affairs In
ia ewn way; bat ssill Il will be = portion
Of the Union, and win eonainae to be 70
until It shall form gOyexsaasat of It's
Own and shall. be recognized on an inde-
peadsns aatsoa by the Unised ssases.
II we airs correct IN the Foregoing re-
marks, the proper oozxse 70 be pursaed
b. the States proposing 10 seoedssfsozH the
Uaisniss Firss, 10 nsss in convention
and form i constitution. seeoaa, to
sahmit that eoaslitaiias n sha people fer
raaaGsstion andif rsxiEsd, sA<a ID sless
oikesrs under Il. All this a,gy be done
without any sioiasisn Of the Constitution
orlaws a tbs Uniksd STATES, prssided
theesis mo aasamps mAde % Substitute
thss new ssversasat for me old enc, or
any assssnps made % naIlify iss laws IN,
I'll after she asw sossnmsss isaeknowl-
ed by the goSssnmssa Of the Uaised
States. hsAF
When the ncw government is ready to
20 into opsrati0a. sAsn il should apply TO
the goTernment OF tho United STATES fer
rsse9aikioa. Than the question viii be
fairly presented to Congress, and there
the Affairs Of the two govsrnm mis- may be
aznieably adjusted. and secession peace
ably accomplished. 81 a
III Ga she ethsr hand, q STATE should de-
clare herself ont u the Uaioa, and set up
. Rsw sossrnasnt--pass rsssaaa laws--I
asesmpt teersgulase eommsrce With ether
as1ssss--cein Hasnsy and do other sstsl
daagAtsa to the United States, such State
would ha In . state Of rsbslliea and ID
weald be the dasy Of tho President to use
all che power at hts command to coeree Il
late sahsnissson 10 The Constitution and
laws Of tbs Uaised States.
We are opposed % secession In snyI
manner. Whes the Union d aiyided, IL
viii have buefsw charms FOR as. 1t win
be shorn Of I'll 10 rational greatness and
Ons disisioa viii foilow anothm, until
what ID nos tia rival 81 all foreign goy-
esnzasnts, and the terror Of crowned
heada throughout the wsrd, will bseoms
Q byrword In their mputhss aad q as sah-I
jses for their iassigass end ganbitioa yet
II dissolution must take placa, let II be
peaceahly dose.
II The States which now threaten 10 So
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