Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

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lln s.,r,,,rssssns The circulation af car-
taia nswnr,as.ars. Aas tha ax,shorissy of laW
/ Tor such urocesasngs. II ths pagers aTa
nf she lsarosrngN eharasseY ascrsbed to
Sahea. and ii the 1gsasral government has
Imasharszs,a to sszsxsasa tbs suppression Ii
Isspas. II asys gps erssuaezss Eaaz not tlan nm
/ doubted aushorfsy TO suppress, she pre-
neadiuv Il a danrarous one, whatever the
character Of the papsEs---dangsrous, be-
eaase tbs sssusnrkiou of authorised pow
ar of this sort by the government 10 q
greater evil than the existence OF twenty
seeession uapers at the prasaat moment in
the CITY Of New York. Better far that the
obnoxious papers should bs tolerated un-
Ill the legal means can be provided for
sannressing. than thai q hair in their
heads should be harmed illegally. But,
a. VIC have said, we must suppose that the
poy yernment is proceeding lawfully.
uppen shis supposrtion we wish to call
the attention OF The government to certain
other journals which seem to Us to BE- s8
dssarvins Of suupreasion as those whose
oirepla.ion mas been seized and conhsca-
tsa. 1--we understand ii the suppressed
papers are charged with being guilty of
.;rfng aid and comfort 10 the enemy by
nt.hoIding IN more or less direct terms,
ehA rights of the rsyolted States 20 seoede
and bx advocating the policy Of stthern to
20 in peaca." as the New York Tribune
had il when the rebellion drss broke cut
Now. what We want the government to
| tsll IA il. bow much worse are those iourn-
ais, in Ibis regard. than ia. for example,
ths New York Eudapeade;.! late issae Of
whioh holds this language.
ssTbs truth Of the matter is, thai the
only alternatives left us are. either a COM
nlste ssnaration Of the free and alave
States. Or tha destxuceion of slavery itself.
It ;s the mast idle matter 10 talk of any
other course. We must choose one of the
two. and the sooner we begin to contem-
uIats this fao1, and consider all its bear
ipps and consequences, the betser.n
The Iadepeudent is for separation m
less The ofAes equally unconstitutional al
tentative eau be had.
And bow much worse are the suppress
ed Journals than the NotSondl cati- Aap-
sra staudard. a recent issue of which
.ays:
| ssTbia In the great question of the hour;
shall va acknowledge the var, or pEetsnd
that there 10 only a little insurrection
soraA,xb bsrra. down s,suthp Acknowledge
n, xsr and LEI rr;repsru be exchanged,
and then To proceed 10 nut down the bel
l;a,ara,,t,---.to s,.b;;uoa.a thsm If The thing
49,. Y,. 4bnr, e~;vn shav,, g
aoo9 ,h-n.h;re and hid them 20 in the
DEVILS name,''
How nneb worse are thew than the Boston
E,,beyaloy. whose motto is ssThe Conssi .
tution Of the United States. league with
Iii 81 ,,n,ur..s ,x;th da.th su
uow naeb xorse ara they than all those
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