Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-15

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ssA@4 p Cor Nh nntsy % backing
oafnow whsn yoax saansry in danger, Y
and 90 On 20 ths end Of shs chapter.
Nor, No woula llks 10 kaow what shess
msn mean BIZ Our soanssy." Weuadsr-
siand by aoas soanszys 2 thai shs whals
Uaissd States together with III the Ter-
asosias assAsAsd 70 ~ bsloAeine . sha
uaiaa, u osw aounaxy. Ne IL ~ sssu
ognise any1hing 10 = being Our country,
ed ~ desire thAs aoshias ise shoald " !.
q soaassisats ssas osunary has We OF ths
NORTH and soushs joint ownsrs and oeca-
panss of this eounsry, have got into q
quarrel sboas the maaagenns az TIE do
nestle affairs Of s'oux osuntry.p Wafe-
seised this a0ansFy - ieg~ey FROM our
fathers we occupy 4 jointly, bat the
mAaaar Of Managing and improving il DIFF
fsrs widely in daGsrens saoEioas Of tho
country --ln oas sections tres labor pro-
dases almost everything, Ia the other sec
ton slaye labor eonssssates the productive
power Of tie eoansxy. In enc section
slavery IL psohahiseas IN the other h l.
tolerated and encouraged. These two sys-I
sexns Oh pgodae4iys labor existed whsa
this soansxy which was somposed Of tAir-
sssn sspasass and tissssss governments be-
came ons government, and this country
bacame tbs "Cemmon connkryo of ouT
Fathers. By purchase with money taken
from shs somzaea faad, aash oouusry has
bssn added 10 the country which our faith
ezra LEFT as. Thia acquesisioa belongs 10
all of shs hsiEs 10 tia estate ii eas faith
srs--shia IL admitted; but . dlsputs has
arisen reaaaise 70 the right OF the paopls
Of enc secsioR TO taks with them TO sheae
aequisisioas, the slave laborass which thsy
owu, and which the Constitution gusFan+
tees 10 them, ID the sections whore they
now reside. The oas says Il is their righs
30 taks with thsa 20 the common property
Of all thair properly, iasladiag their slaves.
The ether sdmits their equal right and In
ssrsss in the COUNTRY; bat deniss khaiE
right TO take THAR slaves With them, whsR
they resnovs to, and satsls wishia lin lins-
its. The one says il 10 their right 70 do
30 under The Constitution, and sha other
dsaias the existence sf ahss rigts- -shzs
ushs< replies that Il the ooassisusida does
mot extend 20 them the right to take thsir
property with than into the "cs@mon
country that jussios would give than
the right, and the Constitution shsuld be
ancadea 10 ~ % extend tina right " them.
The oshr opposes the proposed amsnd-
nsat and declares that il will nevaR be
sa&asAsd until IL ahaiI see the systsm Of
slsvs labor, sin shs course oil uItimase ex-
tincsion-" The other replies II yoa viii
not givs us what We deem 10 be our righs,
LED as withdraw from che Geyerunens,--~
The other says no, you cannot withdraw
you must remain In the Union. Ths 9th
% resolves hsEasf cut of the UnioR and
ssts up q Gorsznmsas of her Gram and
claims and takes possession Of all tbs
property belonging TO The old Govsrnnsss
wishia ths bounds Of the newly established
Government. e.E H-
Nov the question arises how shall this
diskeulty BE- settled. Shall a appeal be
bad TO the sword 70 settle II, OF shall al
attempt be made TO settle this difficulty
peaoeshy2 We are for trying peace
measures. We baliess IL We cannot sorsa
together and ssssls our difficulties peacs-
ably, 80 that we can live sogsaher in peate
and friendship, We cannot sasst a re- Unisa
BY an appeal TO arms. Thus believing wee
advocate peseeable division a. being
fare preferable 20 .tores5Ss one. If we
kghss We may damage cash other toEa
great extent bat neishex eaa ever annihi.
late o. conqusr ths other, and peace Will
hare 10 be made sometime Aad the prop
srsy Of the Nation will be divided. IN
der this belief We say ii ID bssssr if We
eannos agree to livs together, that wa
agree 70 separate, sad ws ash men 70 reas-
On upon Vie subject calmly reason, .ania-
Aasaesd b. hate ssvsags, pride or Other
influences which are always aa war with
mans best inaseess-ws ask Ia Il mot bet-
ter 70 divide nosg, than 10 60 10 war, and
afser rivers Of blood hare beea shsd the
sountgy laid in ruins &ad the fair snhas-
issnee hepaeathed 70 us by our fathers IL
shora 81 III It's beauty, and the county
overwhelmed with debt, be obliged iAsa
10 make the aiviaiou---.ss make Apsaes
which cad neves have ~ irm . foandaiisn
after civil war, as it would now have 7
We ask msn to esimly raasos upon sAls
important qusssson---so tsks inEO consid.
erasioa the condisioa of .0ur country,''
and 70 oohaider that II we get into war,
each party will be aghIing for g Oar (shelx)
eountxy.s Saeh dosssias 90 the abass
bee hsads and boys dsnomsnase sstraissr~
eus doctrine" just as hot heads and boys
denounced the doesrins advanced and
spssohes made By Lord CxAzasa and Mr..
BUaxz before tAs Engiish pasliamsns, sss
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