The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
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worship (Thoa sa2It have No other gSs BEFORE me-
Daa't Imagine that aa gatng 10 save 'ee Aon'
Nothing O. tie kind II has been 'saSea 80 AA-@A
already :Aat Modification has Sc. II ard then hash
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Re drawn my charge and left ne No alternative oat 70
agiale ny in.slecs esseHhere THIS Is the hfst tune
Eas evea tempted u discuss nztional politics
pC5Itely aad yen. Af. E4ltorr betrayed me INTO II
ayar grezt qgestI5r n Al article entitled Are you
D.snn.snst Pr Yea lay ds~n premises, draw c1Ec42-
sz AMI us ysar questions in sHch shape, that, as
| ssaaasa Repgbusaa and constant reader" am
GssEalaeI 10 reply This bEags to your important
query ARE you D.suul9nlst 2'' According to your
prelalsss II understand them, answer Elosi
e4phateaIy. vest Yea wrate thus; Every man who
is nj Tor the CHson Internationally, Is a disuHoals
nothing Is clearer than that" II strikes that IN
laying down this condition you actually cutting off
majority Of the inea who voted last November for the
Chicago Platform, from the great and successful Repgb
IIcan Party and chasing them with dlsunionsts! Do
You think that New England Will accept such PROPOSE
ton? VIII 4 large portion Of the Western States
accept 2 VIII Iowa, even give its consent TO such
condition? think NOS where IS the great '!rrepres-
ssbIe couct Of ar. Seward? where is the civilized
CoHgctsHee? For nj part, unhsstattngIy tina;
in faver Of any human institution uncondi-
ti0aafy. The oay unconditional! allegiance l owe, is
to a Power far transcending all human authority In
politics unconditional loyalty anything
except the Eternal principles O! Freed5m, Of Justice
and Honesty. / claim 70 stand upon the ground
with the Immortal Republican Fathers. Can any man
read the Declaration Independence and say that Thomas
jefferson would have Internationally upheld any form
Of government Can any aote the acts and read
the brave words Of the reYeTeI Revolutionary leaders
Of 70 who dissolved cur union with Britain at the
o. asody war, in consequence of onerous tdEes
and believe that sac would submit slave-drving
tyranny ia order to save any Union? wouldn't they
demand conditions? II to me that there be
bat one answer to the question. Moreover unless 1
eSTIH6y interpret the .sgns Of the times" In these
uiteyances have bot given expression to what is or
soon vii. be, the dominant public opinion. The lump
Of heaven contained IN the Chicago Platform is doing
appointed work, and history is being nodded to which
the sons of the future Union shall proudly point as
glorious memeato Of the days that tried mems souls
PfesumHs 1t to be clear that am disunonist
according to your deanition--iG have not mistaken
please allow to show why according to my definition
instead Of really being disunloust am a supporter
q the only genuine Union Partythc party which in
the event, shall not only re-unitc the severed States
but shall reEtoge harmony under such conditions that
the Union shall be permanent thing, and loose
aggregation Of dIscortaH elements. All history proves
that civilization is the ootgrowth OF i slow but steady
process Of progresgon aud that when civilization and
barbartm engage in contest for supremacy the latter
il invariably obliged succumb sooner or later This
fact. taken in connection with another, namely: that
our Republican Party led by Greeley Hale wade
samuer, Chase, Fessenden, King. Grimes, and other
talented is the embodiment Of the advanced cvili-
cation of the Unton leads to tho conviction that my
conclusion to the results aimed by this pary-the
ultimate aud permanent Reunion of States in a
great and powerful free Contederacyis correct There
is necessity that should between the Union
choice is forced upon US; II we must make choice
between them; why, in the Of Christianity, OF
Conscience of Civilization, better our principles than
any number Of Unions We either take this noble
stand for the right, be supplaned; Gods social laws
will allow of turning back or standing still. A
careful reader Of American politics for the past twelve
years particularly Of that portion relating to our inter-
nal di eHsons two convictions have forced themselves
upon my MINI sustained hy such quantities Of incontro-
vertibc proof eHry shadow Of doubt has been dis
pcI:ed a. to their accuracy First, "No Union be
harmonious permanent that rhehes, either directly
or Indirectly, Tho "pecuar (pecqiiari, tegorazlnS)
institution AuI, secondly Concession in eur H'li-
tlcs and Secession, are convertible terms
Regarding the FIRST proposition presume there are
but few persons at the North who win dispute the point
AMI he who would dispute it after careful and impair
al examination Of the histories and fate of alt govern
ments that have fostercI chatel slavery particularly
own, might we'll be left to the tender mercies Of
manifest destiny Those that have eyes let them see
Those that have not must wait till the priceless boon
~ sight IS conferred upon them. The second proposition
Will - course, meet strenuous opposition iron that
engtameration Of rusty fossils, odds and ends Of al,
parties, commercial politicians pro-savery schemers,
With some well Meaning people, known as the Conces-
sion Party It's leaders being Simon Cameron the Little
Giant Senator BisIeF, Gca. Critgeuden, Everett
Winthrop and others Of less note hold that il there
had been concessions by the Free State, to the Slave
Power from the time Of The adoption O! the Constitution
up to the present, American Slavery would have died
out. and such thing disuntonist could not have
been found fVem Maine to California; Do you ask for
rToofy Ip5int She sequences q every concession since
tho formation q the Government 1t Will be found
That every new concession has been follow by
and constantly increasing asitatios by new sxaettous
demanding st1 further concessions 10 tho rapdlF
growing strength of the Save Power, finally cuimina
tgaz Fthe present. practical attempt At dsunan. Not
eat csucessicn has eoue from the South, every che
to the pewer Of thc negro astocraey Until
iher ssei 70 domneering. that the nrst
gas check 20 the}r rule has resulted &. rrrdaE the
uuiea. Can yca de1ot that II cur Revolutionary sres
bad possessed sasEiccn that the constitutional co.,
eessisa made 70 the pIsrsers Of South Carolina ard
Georgia. nas Oh dsBsana as CorFromiss, has an
at Of u1aEnaHElty shown BY Superior ;a an iRteior
power American Slavery then Being active ele-
eaG IN the land and expected to die eu.eaI you
daRbt that thasc patriots had fosssen TIE chain Of
circumstances 70 be developed from that cncessEan All
the avcaiaa Of the cotton q which tbe present
gre-sIAvssy rvoeea Is the climax, they would have
crushed lac coEariee's ceE and psf cad forever 70
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sas hitzerta have svcnguaEe ii domestic tszas,
sIaa3 snPzfbles xns azaniln shat shall BE said Of
m present demand frasa the sorth ard ot iss prosa5Is
rresF Il needs a. prophet % fsrefeF that, while the
rrszsat s,pfy II pregezlr managed, mar b Feaoea-
s~ srgtef either wfla Of wttacut sIsselatan. II the
rs- ssaea~~sys. is uaais will ealr strengthen thc
ass # sfs sixarfess,s for the sss ssue which VIII
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