Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-06

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tween the North and 6eakh, and Ms have
the ureasesain~x of Oonrresa Ia show that
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NOS aaopt y ana give peace % the Union -
essablish perpetual bond OF peace be- /
twesa she North and soutA. They would
ont .,,,l, ts. $3.50. !. -. -.
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woa aa np1 SNOW % their votes tnaf they
loved their country mora than their party.
Mr. Douglas r,rar,sss.fa !. ,z.,fss nf ..,;usf.
msnt which would have been satisfactory
10 the South, and thereby prevented the
civil war which Is now dsssolasing the
fairest portions ut tho Union. After
speaking OF his plan in detail, he said:
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ioabls ad;assment. u vou Of she Rauub.
liesa aide are not willing TO accept this,
nor NE proposition OF the Senator from
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me reason mai 10 me committee OF fhir-
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vEs, expressed thesyreaainsss to aecspt the
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VERsY. iffeodsrsa .,,,d 60. ~ i, b. IN.
Republicans HssHabsss. Hsnoa, the SOLE
RESPONSIBILITY Of our aisagressmsnt,
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PTIRTJGAS PARTY 80 - -
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oi A0eir Own AAAnsss, as4l Fsfsa Ia Tue pres
ence of the wisdom Of the country, and
! I'm an Official espocity. under the soIefnni
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800 'S',I
o"utns Hlcias'Ans taose 4Fola tne Sos1oo
States, AessrE. TOOMbS and DAVIS,
nov the principal leaders of the rebellion.
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promise as LNAL oEI lLFaAlk4NA VI
THE CONTROVERSY. Bat the Repub-
| lieaa members would NOT arree 70 its
s5ontjon RBt e;rw;tnras,. soas fartb.r
$500 - -, . -
ana charges the responsibility Oh TIE re-
bellion then raging in the South, 70 the
Republican party. In speaking Of their
rejection of proposed amendments to the
Constitution hs said
tsIf you THE Republican members of
Congress) had exhausted your ingenuity
10 aLse!Slne q pan Tor the express pup
s" 80 tba nSss;nDs r. r. So@tb" az,
people, With the view of drspinq them in
TO revolution and disunion, none could
Ha'e oeen eonUiTea' better calculated 70
al thaf one a,neUdnas0t to the ConstitI,s
ton. and rejecting all Others which are
intimately more important TO the safety and
aomeshe Tranquility OF the slave holding
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close, and all matters in osntroversv bo
finally determined by constitutional
amendments, on civil war and the dlsrap-
$50 u ' I @.1 ~. iHes.'s.D':-
which apprehend the Republican Sena-
tors have come. to make 40 adjustment,
entertain no ProP'ssia0n and 70 listen 70
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Hnaue " 70" n"A'af'is OF 'noOsAna' Oh
PeoPlo i" Tue Nor'h' 'na' the hePuoiicAn