Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-25

deadly work and bids fair y accomplish
isa aItssios design ne dissolution Of
the Union. Tho Abolition party, for
time, was msrged In sAe Republican party;
but We notice thai ii now begins TO re-
suns its original position, aad In aeiag
30 10 dividing the Rspublican party. We
notice thai In Cengress shass b alFsaaay .
split n the ranks 81 shs 0pposisisa % tbs
Democracy, and 50 far the Disunionists
Of the Repahliaaa parry sssas - havs the
advantage User their more conservative
associates. We would not be surprised
70 zee union, for the sake Of saving the
Union, among the conservative Repubii-
cans and sha Democrats. 1t now appears
ealss certain that II the Democrats do
net come 70 the rescue, the Alininistra-
sioa win be In the minority In Congress
anil will be unable TO eaxrs Any important
aasasares. When Mr.. LrScoLS was told,
las summer, that be m asst conform to the
Wishes Of the Abolitioni sss, or some one
would snpcrosds him, wesaid thai before
shs expiration of the next session OF Con-
gnsss, shs Democracy would have TO rail-
y to bis support, or he would be deposed
by the DisuniSn Abolition party. Pres
emit indications would lead one to believe
sha sae Abolisiouisss seriously contempt.
asa the overthrow ef the Government b.
deposiRg Aar. LlsooLS and placing at tbs
head of affairs, men whe will carry oul
their wishes and designs.
The following remarks OF Mr.. LovEIoT,
the sereD AIDE Of Ja LASE, foreshsdow sbe
course that the ultra Aboltsiouists intend
to pursue towards the President;
ga certain individual in the olden
time, who was head and shoulders above
bis contemporaries, was made king, and
who, by refusing utterly 10 destroy bis
enemies, according to the Divine CON-
usand, lost bis crown. ] hope that nc
gentleman of later days, resembling hin
III hight and station, viii, By following
bis example, share his fate"
Mr.. LoyEIuY claims that the 'sDiVine
oammand'' 10 to proclaim Freedom 20 ths
slaves, and be hints to the President, thai
if be fails to obey it, he will be deposed
From the course being pursued by the al
ira Abolitiouists 10 Congress, all may see
that they are determined that the Presi.
dent shall carry out their ultra views
Il, be does moi do that, then he will meet
their undivided opposition to all Of biz
measures. Not only Is this the course
that will be pursued in Congress, but il
Is the course advocated by men high il
the Republican ranks in this csty. They
say they don't want the South 10 CONS
back 90 its allegiance, unless it come
back with slaUsry abolished. They arr
for maintaining the Union, not as ii t0at
under the Constitution, but as they WoulI
haps notwithstanding the Constitu
ton. From this element Of destruction
and dissolution, the Democracy will haV'
to defend the President.
We are borne Gus 10 the above couela
sion by the assertions Of Abohtionists al
over the country. Rev. b. T. CKART o
St. Paul, Mimi, writes letter to tb
Western Christian AdUocals, IN whiaI
is disclosed the amount Of patriotism 4
and the undying love for the Constitution
which animates the AbolitioBists u sup
porting the Administration in ths prose
cu;ion OF tha war. Hear what be says :.-
'sWe would not send one soldier to tht
war, nor contribute one cent, nor ute
one prayer in its behalf, for the sake @
restoring the States as they we're undo
the eonsumateiy yillainous Administra
lions Of the pass eight years. We be
lie7e that such restoration would be 81
Intimately greater curse than separation
Here We have the bold declaration, tia
separation is altogether preferable to tn
Union under the oil CONSTITUTIONAL
Constitution and Union made by ID
Fathers of the Republic. The Constieu
ton and Union IS they sesSs, with slav or.
protected BY both, the Rev. Crary waa t
no more. They would, in the estimation
. Of this Disunion AboIitionist, De -
} greater curse than separation" Such, il
fact, is the feeling Of the ultra Ropuhli
cans everywhere. They "wouid not san
a soldier to the war, nor contribute GA
cent, nor utter prayer" for the Eestora
Eion Of the Constitution and Union as the
we're with slavery recognized and protect
ed as il vas prior to the Rebellion. sue
is the extent Of Abolition patriotism. -
The abolisbmens Of slavery, with them
is above the preservation Of tho Conssi
t tuition and the Union. f. ."