Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY. sEpTEaaER /. 1851.


WAR Gs DasCNE0S.r
The Louisville (ky.,) Courisr, q Unio
paper, in an Astiels commenting upon tn
bate terrible defeat Of the Northern troop
. BULBS Run, aays;
H "Ihe sympaahiss Of oar people hay,
hasn wish sha saash bas Ghss fav@ai til.
Uaa0ns aad many Of them would hay,
preserved ID Il possihle BY forca with laas
and steel. THE UNION Is BuRIEI
FOREVER In THE BLOOD or THE
SLAIN AT MANASSAS. IT CANN(T
NOW Be RESTORED. Peace can b,
established only By the recognition OF ths
naw republic. and as the capacity for de-
fencs of the South has been demonstrated
in the defeat Of the Grand Array of the
North, the psople will demand that the
war De tsrminated-shat peace be again
glTan 10 the oeuntry. The events of the
last few days have certainly been sufio-
lent to satisfy the Administration Of the
impossibiliy Of snbjagating free peo-
pls-of sa9iagaGing nation of freemen
TO goverumsnt they have thrown Of
The ConfeaeEats StaEes caanes be con-
qaesed-sEhjugated. This fact must
sooner o. later be aeknowledged-ths
sooner il il done the better."
The greats Of every day since the Pres
idsfs rejeesed the ovsrtares Of peace and
decided to go into var, have corrobor-
ated the snlth Of Douglas declaration /:
"HaT is disuaioa: War is fnaI and
eternal separation" (" Some weeks ago, q
Presbyterian clergyman in Virginia, in
letter to friend in New York, said:
''Bat il she blood Of our sons la shed in
defending cur own coil from invasion,
not all thePowers On earth can ever unite
Us again. Rather than submit to our in
Tadars, il is my solemn belief that eneyv
man in tia SouEh will perish and might
&ddy spay sCoasan too. We still daily
cry TO Gssd for peace that He would give
another mind 10 cur invaders; that He
would tarn than as He did Esau and
send than back 20 their own land and
families uahurs! Two of nay own sons
are IN tie array and are now encamped
at the Manassas Junction. More than
twenty Of nay Foang men are with them
there. They have gone forth to defend
their land from iavaSiou. 1t il q most
painful and huailiating thoagbs to nae,
that soIhs Of Tny old New York friends
hare given their money to arm and sas-
sala neR who are to shoos down my own
sons and the snns of some Of nav best
people"
That 'swar i'd disuuiou - that it must
maka the South more AMI more
determined on separation, 10 a praposi- |
lon, the truth Of which il so plain that |
10 Hnan, it seems 20 US, can fail to see it. |
indeed, SO PLAIN Is it, that we think Lin
'oin and bis advisers resolved upon this |
'olicy for the purpose of making the sep
Iration ''anai and sternai.s' "No union |
yith Shareholders" has long been pro- |
laithed by Garrison, Phillips, and others,
a their recruiting addresses for the Re-
ablicaR party. Such, substantially, was
be sentiment Of Senator Hale in present
~ the petition for dissolution oil the
Ini0n and sac b was the sentiment Of the
ots of Seward and Chase in favor of it's
eception. Such, also, is the sentime ent
I the Greeley Helper Republican Text
Iook, specially iadorsed by Seward and
Ixty-sighs kePubiisan members of Con-
ress. 'tNo cooperation with slarah0i-
ers in politics no fellowship with them
a reiigioa; Nc aialiasiou with them in
aoietyi no PatEoaage to slayehoIding |
lerohants no guestship in slave waiting
otcla; no tees TO slayahoBding lawyers
0 employment Of slaveholding physicians;
o sadisnes 20 sIaveholding parsons no
,eognitiou Of proslavery men, erespt as
! 4Eiaaa, oaatIaaas, aad eriHsanals,' y These
re It's words. Such, ia substance, also,
+ the sentiment Of The series af articles
by the Tribune, in favor Of a
Free Northern Rspubllo.n Years auo,
n 1851 is wRs said by senatSf Wade, !.
AfHt0ssr = #"-- 20 ~ " +f :
t'Thsre is really no union now bsswsen
4 aovEh and the Soasa, and Lelieve
) two aatia1ss upon The earth sntletain
elings Of more hisssr rancor tuward t
lch other than these two sections II the
epablic. The snly salvation OF the
niaa, therefore, ID TO be found from all {
arat of slayeTy. There III no Union with 4
g Soush. Les as have Unlon, or les !
sweep Aysay this feaa1Ans which we call
Uaion. go for Union where all !
en- are equai, or forno Union IL all y =
Gsfrisoa aud Phillips ars now foF war. /
Fsslsys Halper, and the sixsy-sight Con- :
eaaorssss Of the Republican \
exf Book, ara fur was. Seward, Chase,
'sde. and all who hitherto hava been ,
lsocataa, ecrrscs.y Or opsnly, OF aisun.
a, ars mew for war. An1 why9 Be-
Iusa thsy kHoH, 'ssfar il Disunion. War ,
daal and eternal separation
A Bla TRase~--GharIas a. Dav Il ID.
ne ma5e20 Iaa1 uuif0Ysas. each af.s.a;xts |