Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
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EDs. BUels ;-n i with assp rsgrs
that we aany observe shs sessons, words
AID deeds u men who profess % be sh,
only tras advocates Of the ConStitstioz
and Union, hsralding forth, IN svsrY pos.
able Shape, appeals 70 the shp people foz
the purpose Of ssousiag their passions sas
engaging their sympaahiss IL favor Of !
War which. u anes commenced, iss rec
sgd, in shs, and, will prssans % shs eiyil,
lied void. one of the darksss pages ir
Ancisns o. Apdsra History.
We not only see tie eolsmns af nswsps-
psrs engaged n keeping up ths sxcits4sui
and urging the psopls On 70 tho ecnaics
bns msn who oeeupy high places in Church
and State, ase using oil Of their powsr and
inaus1ee, 70 produce dsadly spnssas bs-
tween brother and brother.
That man who thinka shas WaE viii
cause tha seeded States 10 Sssuru and
sslaa4as ~ TL4Pas sssg pa'sipssa se ~ W sas
polisy Of the present Administration, with
qua some oompspmiss guagAntesing 70
shsm their constitutional gights On shs
question Of slavery, which has been rsti-
fed TO them by the scs II Csngrsss, ~ the
passage the Fugitive Slave Law, and son
frmed By the decision Of the Saprsns
Court; bus now AhEogatsd By ten Of she
Northern Stasss, 10 insAns, and With hin
I hare no eensroveFsy. Bus, air, that
man, WAC can, with iapunisy, annoanes
from the ssand, tie psesss oE tAs pulpit,
6 War ~ a Afeasa Of Graea," Ia 10 an
fit fer sosisty in civiliEsd country, -
the poisonous rsptils ia for the infaats
crib, s.. H..... .''-............ .....
That politician who esa Rstsr sach q
sentiment, has she Union Of our ccnnoD
sountry at heart, about % much a. be has
S.. Pe&arshszg. Thal sditar who oaa in
diss sach . sensiasns aad pahlish isia the
midst Of . shsissian community, lovss this
Union ~ HsEs lovsd Roma; or thai min
iatsr's heart thai can oontinua 10 bsai
within in the sound Of sunh > hhsl upon
the word g sfGrAos," is - black - sha mud
sill Of Lucifsrs lowest call Bot ! pro-
pose and repeat with ypg, Dir. Editor--
'slet Us stand still fer season" Wa
must and will come 70 EsAnd some tins
halt will take place shall il not be nov,
while our hAnds are unstainsd With q
brothgr's bItod! while our family circle
Is unbroken BY the ravagss Of civil was,
and while we can yet lock Heavsn in she
face and say thaa We are not guilty oi
fratricidez ts~s-.4 1&-
Let Congress convsae and the balm ci
peace be presented 70 our Southern Brssh-
ren in that eoneiliaiAg compromising
Spirit ahaa becomes American Statesmen,
and our Union is saved. March into tbs
boundaries Of the Southern cOn1ssiuracyl
an army from the NORTH, and our Union
is gone, and nefOrsvers Better ''seand
still for seasou.s' Our fathers, in othea
DAYS, stood still sos usas quarter Of q
| Icentury--askiag for au Aznisable adjust
msnt of our difficulties With Mexico, where
our vessels and csrgoes had been confs,
Gated to shsgeveramsnt; thscapsains and
crews Imprisoned dor from two TO hv'
| wears: suxns Of our best citixeas reduced tt
bankruptcy, poverty and the graEe; oul
dag iusuIted, and all Laws, both human
and diTine, violated by the authorissas o.
that government; yes, our fathers ex'
hausted every means Of adjustznent bafor'
resorsing tO that dreadful extremity o.
war then why can we NOT wait 'siitti
season. GA our own kindred, tongue, an
nation, and preserve this Union, If IN sh
power Of man to do IL? But IL a disco
| luton of this Union must take place, le
Us sepsrate IN pssoe. -
| >-.t ..,- 4 FARMER.