Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-20

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Oar sea@aAEs ara aware Of the ininztist
TAsRssotere dons q Hon. q. ]. PorrLErox
~ ailuxaOa 20 him ~ shs suppossd write
IS ossssn libeliose, sshrrilsas and low
flung articles M The 0nlaha Nsbraaksa,.
for which due explanation and apolog,
hare been made BY rs. The scullions d
that consern ware too mneA battered b,
the name Uf > gentleman Of NJ. poppls.
son's talents and ssanaing bsang asssaiA4s
ed with their contemplate harmosphodis.
shess, % permit dental b them 81 VI,
,"sofs impeachment ansil, ha vas sop.
strained, hEaal regard fer MS ewn repata.
ton, 10 deny, throagA letter to us, 4
connection 20 disgraeeful y any respect.
able man.
In keeping With this, was the hast SC
of meanness in that demorslized, aban.
doned sluiee OF filth and slime, in grasu-
itously dragging before the public, the
name Of ! private citizen, Col. A. ii,
PALxxE, Of this eity. in connection with a
newspaper controversy growing cat Of the
perpetrators in our aniist, under the aus
piees Of military authority, Of the darkest
deed in the catalogue Of crime, whereby
The minds of our community we're allied
with horror, loathing and apprehension
DOR the public safety. ..
We are desired BY Col. Palmer to state
that he has never wEitseaon4 word for the
Bugls, in relation either to the Nebraska
Cavalry or Its officers, or 10 any person
connected or supposed to De connected, in
any manner, with the AsbgaakaaH. But
for the fact Of that gentleman having been
in times past-thoagh not since the octo-
Der election, aad bat rarely within the
last six monshs-an occasional contribu-
ter to our columns, such an assertion,
from source of that character, would be
unworthy OF the least notice on his behalf;
bat this fact being known, failure to
deny the assertion might and by some,
doubtless would, be taken as an admission
of its truth.
Those familiar With the circumstances
from whica tho seayenge Of The Eebras-
kian CLEANED prstext fos emitting their
venom and slime upon as, knowing also,
the vile character Of thai sheet and ita pi-
ratical crew, viii need no explanation of
that gentlaaaass rspagRaaaos to the repu-
sasion of being gagged in controversy
with them. 1t is bad enough for as, who,
as ehroniolers Of eYenfs and indicators
OF the truth, must bear the responsibility,
to come In contact with such detestabIe
creatures, in the discharge of our duty to
the public, without foreibly Juggling in
private citizens, who, having no connee-
ton vita or interest in the topics alluded
TO, except as common sufferers under the
curse entailsd upoa Us by sectional agi.
Eation, desire 70 stand aloof from public
observation, while waiting in anxious 81
isnce and seciusion, the issue OF the dread
fai crisis now upon Us, 1t is bad enough
shas our citizens should be compelled TO
witness the commission Of saurier Ia our
streets, in open day, and submit to see
the Law de6ed By military upstart, in
protecting the murderer-had enough for |
the people On their route through Iowa,
10 be plandered Of everything band of |
armed thieves could lay their hands upon, |
without the power of civil Law to protect |
.hem-bad enough that the good people |
If our twin cities, Council Bluffs and |
1maha, should suffer the dsbasinR con-
animation Of the most abandoned of all |
'isekguard prints, in apologiziBg for and
defending The marauders, and defaming
bose who stand up In defense Of liberty
nd law, by exposing those who are guilty
# such lieeupousness and srime-without |
heir apologists, defenders and boon COM
'anions being permitted, ct will, to dan
y through thsir Hasrsiaary priata the
'Ames Of honest and Law abiding men
he best supporters of the Government, as
Tell By the contribution of their means Is
y The correctness of thafr principles
rho have been ruined In fortune, blight
d in hope for themselves, their country
nd kindred, through the universal ruin
Fonght upon the land by The mad fanat-
'isra upon which sectional party has
idien into power. While viewing, in
risf too deep for language to express,
DC ruin still eliminating more fearful
acb day, and the anarchy and crime which
lay prove but faint prelude to cur final
estiny, the right to that privacy of re-
reneat, which alone il lefs 10 them,
1ould be be held sacred from invasion.
Contemplate a. the sheet ADORE named
!, il is not, By far, the oaiy one that Is in
10 habit OF invading this right and this
the consideration which alone could
ave induced us nov to occupy 30 much
'aee in allusiOn to publication of that |
aarneter.
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~ Ths Germans Of Chicago held q | =,
Getting On Saturday evening last, and
JoHS G, FKEaosr for the Pres
ency in 1864. II Ia described a. a very