Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-10-02

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any government whatever, prey to the
widest aaasahy, The sgors Of foreign Gss-
poss, the spos Of domestic brigands and
political adventuzeFs.
The real nassaiag Of this, IS clearly in
dieassd by their policy, ., thai after
destroying our presses fabric Of govern
msns by abrogating the Constitution, they
intend 10 supercede it with . AaaaFy
Desposism, towards which, with all the
appliances and machinery for robbing as
OF our liberties in full operation, they are
forcing "a onward at railroad speed.
The so-oailed 'fUnionn or s'Peopls's"
party differ with the Black Republicans
in one particular only. Not having the
power in their hands 70 inaugurats such
policy under their own auspices they
propose, In the event Of our failure 10
subiugats the South, that we shall seek
protection under the dag Of Great Britain
or aome ''otAar foreign power pin 9TH
er words, that We shall return again to
sbs British yoke, which our Revolution
airy Fathers east OF, or become Eassals
of aoms stother fereign powerV whose
reign might be more odious, even, than
that Of Great Britain. Both agree in
stalking our Republican institution, with
ont reservation, upon s'the fortunes OF
| war,n the hazard Of die, beth eonseEn-
plate our failure, a. a possible, If not a
probable contingency and when the
great calamity whsrewith they threaten
us shall be realized, they will readily COM
promise their differences between Brit
ish or other foreign Protectorate and a
domestic Military desposism-whieh are,
indeed, not Incompatible with the 9TH
CT.
| In roof Of what wehaye here said We
present to our readers the subjoined ex-
TRACK from the letter of the Hon. Dawn
Tom, accepting the nomination for Gov
ornor by the so-called Union or Peoples
party of Ohio. In that letter he says:
81 would exhaust every means in our
power first ere yielding, then, in order
that We might have our rights protected
| cad IA Ia.
gree approaching the perfection of ou'
Hitherto supposed impregnable system Of
free government, 4 rowld consent to b.
taken under the protection Of our ome'
! So called Mother Country, OF Of any 9th.
sr potoer capable Of maintaining for ~
the respect Of the aGtioms ofths globe"
When it vas stated By Ar. RUSSELL, cor
, respondent of the London TtrAes, tina
some South CaroIinians had declares
their preference that The Prinee Of VaIe
, should become their ruler rather thai
coasezG TO reunion 9th the Fedora
government, all parties in the North unit
, ed in eondemning the atrocity of such
. sentiment. But here we haze new-fan
: gled party, OF sudden mushroom growth
affecting 10 repudiate partyism, and unde
the name of 50 Union party" DESTINATIONS
" assuming 10 combine within itself a
the patriotism of the country, WHOSE lead
! er in the great State Of Ohio not onl
= deliberately eontemplases dissolution {
our Union, through she horrors of civ
war but boldly proolaims that in such cor
: tingeney, be is in favor Of putting th
American people under the yoke Of BEi
,. ish tyranny, or that Of "aHy other pOtceT
which can give rs an outward show Of "a
= spscIabiEly!
:, What a contrast is this with the pos.
ton of DIR. JEwKrT, the Democratic CA
: didate for Governor Of Ohio, who, in b
: letter of acceptance, said ''UxDER =
= CIRCUMSTANCES WOULD SUBMIT TO DissI
LuTloS o. THE USIoN, NOE CONSIDER TERN
. OF SEPARATIoS.n Such Is The dOctrir
maintained in the resolutions adopted
e the Democracy Of Iowa, in their convei
. tions; and the patriotic sentiments
- clearly and 80 foreibly set forth in judi
Mason's letter Of acceptance are in stu
accordance Herewith
" Compare the declared sentiments, yies
'" aud aims of the different parties now
- the field, and it must be admitted by eve
candid mind that the Democracy are 6
" only true Union party, while all their 0
ponents, under different names either Al
'A at or eontemplat6s dissolution of the o
: ion, as the result of this war, which is
VI be prosecuted ip such manner, in 81
y 8 spirit and TO such al extent ~ 20 re
:" der that result inevitable and irremedi
= BILE. The Republican leaders and press
~ declaring that the queTtion Of s'gorsT
=. Hse5ss o. No J0v5z7 - depends nP
~ the Issue, are secretly aiming al, and Vi
orously paving the way for, a mons
y" Military Dsspotism, TO superceds our !
"a publican form of government; while th
y national allies; the self-styled "Unio
ns party, agreeing with them, that our VI
no existence as o nation depends upon the
10 sals, boldly proposes the alternative
ne accepting the British flag in exchange
u the Stars and Stripes, with the yoke
foreign desposism for the neeks Of
American people
We deny the degma, thai the quest
"a Of ssgoyernment Or no government" !