Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

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usaea unasr sxisaang siroamssaaaes.s-
Decide II lsaskssa wsald sssAse iust eos,
sesaion Or war ID the pssssas a.aszgeaey
II sach i struggle Ia onee bsgun, 40,
The catisens OF ona section aE the eaanlr.
arrayed In arrns ssainst those of ancaheF
| in doubkfnl coaGiss, les the battle sesal
Il it may, and hsFe will he a and af IN.
Union, and with IA tie hppes II. frssdan
| The yietdTy of Ehs iasazsd weaid nossse,
saEe so sksss shg hlsaspxs n Iibsssy III
could sysage s6sas songs bas sAay "A roajs
Themselves sbare III khe aamnon xaiaa.
But ahe Qohstitntian canRos be msin-
tainsd, nor ths Usiop psesersea, In appo-
tian af esersiss powers coa6dsd 70 the
general government. The foundations
must be- laid u sks affsegions pf the peo-
Iple; in ths sesarisy \ givss TO lie, liberty,
eharactsf and prspsr1ys II sTegy quarter
Iof the oonntrTl, and In the Exatexnsa at
ltaahnents which the eitissns pf The ssver-
al States bear to one arsogher, As msmbsrs
Of one pelilicaa family, mutuaay soasyi-
bs.sipg 70 pfpasste the happiaesa af ssah
other. al
Hence the sitiEsns of aEeEy State sheald
ssadsoasly ayuad esesything calculated 10
wound the sesaihilisy Or oasnd the just
pride Of the people OF oshas States; and
they should fnwn upon any proceedings
within sheiE own hoFdars likaly to dis
sirb cha trsnquility OF their political
hrethern in ether poskiens OF the Uuion.
ID Q country 80 extensive as the United
States, and With pursuits 30 varied, the
internal regulations af tbs saseral SEA&es
must frs4asntiy daEsr fsan zoe aasshsr
II important parsiculass; !; and this differ
;ss @ ,I;s;.iss 7 sa nsss ~ p = ssss
e0Ionies we're origiDally planted prinei-
pies which bad taken deep roht in their
social relations hefore tho rev oluli0n, and
therefore, Of necessity, snAuepciag their
palisy sinea they beesms ffee and indie
penaant States. - ~.
But each State has the unqaastianahle
right TO regulate its own internal Concerns
aecording to it, own pleasure; and whiIa
Is does NOT intefere with the rights of the
people Of other States, Or ttsa rights Of
the Union, every State must hs the sole
judge of the measures prcpes 10 secure
the safety Of its citizens and promote
tssasir happiness and al efforts om the
part of the people OF other States 10 cast
odium on their Installations, and all meas
ures concluded 10 disturb theft rights and
property, or to pat into jeopardy their
peace aud internal tranquility, are In d.
rset oppositian 10 ths spirit id which the
Union was formed and must endanger
its safety.
Motives Of phiianthrophy may be as
signed for thas aawarTankahiss intsrfeF-
ense; and weak men uaay persuade thsm-
solves for moment thai they are labor-
ing in the caase Of hunanity, and assert
inx the rights Oh the hhfnan race; but ey-
cry one, apon sober rejection, will see
that nothing but mischief can come from
these improper assaults upon the feelings
and rights 81 others. Rest assured, that
the nen found busy in this work OF dis
cord are not worthy of your confidence
and deserve your strongest regrobation.
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Ralph Fasnhaaa, the last survivor
Of .the battle Of Bunker Hill. died Dec.
26, as the residence Of his SOD, In Acton,
Maine, aged ons hundred and four ysars,
Eve naoafhs, snas lniacaesn days. The old
naan lived 10 SEQ lths wreck OF the Rep0b-
lie for whose saks he aAaa mas fsiiow paaFi-
Of faced ths balIass Of ne British eighty.
Gse years ago and if enc tisesagifs could
hase renaarsa this raAectisn yes blsterer,
IL tSoaia be the Fufaeesioaa shas this ram
has been sroaghz, nes by eosezgu Fees,
hsR by shA blind passien ssA Eslly df
AnGaricaus, excited 10 q faixE s0ink b ths
loag continued, insersaeddlinE AnkisGlAs
very crasadss started and Iaaint&tnea hy
those who have no basaaass 0fxighs 70 IN
seafere with tie instItatsoa Of slavery.
ts 4 7s 'gsA
- The. spsiagasla Repnhaiesns the
leading Abolition. oygan In MsNtsrn MAss
sachsefss, ia m article Oh the aIselion of
Lincoln In y lase isssae, isewasa q "Are
Ets psopia sakgy shey did Is2ss Ihe Hart
ford Times says IL The editor of shs Re-
pabliean will ask &ye or six .shousand
wogkmsh who have bssA deprssea OF werk
hera IN Canasetacat siace Lnsosn,s cleo
tinn, In consequence oE sAe bitter feeling
pspanaed in tks South by shs ansislasery-
iss~, he viii haars fremlthe Rapahlisan