The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-28
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, SATURDAY,

.;.eas ss4xs tzsssa s - la*ss So 81
Ii, .;ssns;e c,,ue of tfeasos- Aae erins
vA,ch snbrases all Others within NJ a1ple
folas. All loyal isi1sns afe tsquie1 - sab.
nR thar selves % the CoostikntioAs and lars.
Shall lcss be demanded Of traisors? Shall
we pay them price for their trsasoay Shall
zoe rsassd den for fsrcinG upe1 ~ coan-
sxy sAs great ealsmisy of uAel SAaA tAey
|hs granted their oosessd advaatsgeos heeasss
shey have been wicked enough anA deeper
ate enouxh 10 assemps 10 csertlfeW he
.sfsssss aad beet govssnessus tAae Ss6t a.
istsd amsne u>nsD RAshet ID - 1qeirsof
them sn nncosdisiopal subpiasiea - tAs
Constitusion against which they havs reball-
ed, and to the laws which they hav6 tam-
pled undsr foos. Hos sAali s6is b doue Z
By compounjing the crime ot tSsaAsat By
compeom,se? RJ finding fault nth sssEy-
thing which the national administration has
done. orlmay do, fos the prutecs,oa cf the
gosssnenis3 Il BY destroying the credit ofsAs
General Goyernmsss, or af eurs soss State
Goyernment2, None Of thees inesAods viii
DO. TIE people muss rally to the support
OF she COS erutAsn bringing their oders' ef
men asd snsssy, asa unite in = csnaDn
effort TO hold up the banda of the sstionAl
administration until the gong doun Of the
sun, which shaii witness the overthrow of
all our eounsfy's 'senemies, and the retain OF
peace wuh all i,s atsendant blesslnSs - our
beloved land. -. ass. ssss sases 4fs8
The Union men residing within the rebel
States ask no compromiss OF the tOvern-
nshs. They are Willing and anxious % be
obediens to shs Consutu,ien sndlaGs. from
their mountain fassassses in east Tennessss
they are pleading for arms with which 70
'snlse their cppressots and crying unto ",
..come over aud help u.s." Shall ne torn
Away from these Mento mako tATms With
tra,torsS Rather let the arms ~ forward,
escorted by the brave soldiers Of the Repnb-
lilo who shail gis i the bel p which ioysity asks
Tor. Let she goysSsmsns make hssss 80
deal justly by those vho are true 70 il, and
:oreYo the waste Of time consequent upon an
ntssmpt TO compromise with men reekisg
with the crimes against is laws,a aud who,
az vas remarked BY ths lamsn,sd D$uslAs,
would not compromisa il furnished wlth :
blank sheet of paper whereon to write their
OWntterms. NaaRR" e't'
sNgsr, energy, earnsssnsss, devotion must
| constltn,s the rule Ut action Of every Dc.
partmeut Of our Goyssnmeni, until the great
work Of national redemption shall be &C.
| conplished There must be no haiting-
no lettering BY the way side, TO impede shs
steady advance Of the ssmy which shall
plant the Stars and Stripes over all the cot
ton fields Of the rebellious South--not in
| spirit Of revenge, 6as beeauss OF right
! shs tag belongs there's. 9pe4 satllf q
! All good men must lament tho present
unhappy condition OF the country. All
good men desire peace; but when peace
! comes, they want is TO be permanents But
1 II based upon terms Dictated By Rebels. IL
will serve no other purpose than the essab-
lishment of preo dent Tor ali wicked and
ambitious men 70 act upon 10 the future, II
1 =, pesiing from the verdict Of the baisot sbo,
to the srbitramess Of the swerd. One sucl
appeal is now upon the county; land it.
decision should be so empatic as TO bar al
4 others forever! = ~
| 1t is paiefuito to contemplate the expendi
ture, OF treasure and blood, which may b,
required to secure the blessings Of . per.
manent peace to the country. But tht
mainssnance OF our Government, upon whicl
hang the hopes Of the world and the bappi
noes Of untold millions is worth more tnsl
4 tue s0SEI0Vo UuiSu WiA " AvH~ASS " ~
cure it.
I Peace, when it comes, must nnd orr ter
titorial limits just ~ they were whss ~
rebellion commenced. NoState must be- lost
No star must be blotted from. the flag
"Alanifest destiny" must not reverse 10 Or
der, aud diminish its national bouhdaffes
II our possessions were WdSth the sxpsndi
Eture oftrsasurs aud life to secure then she.
ara certainly worth quite - much now ?
then. The sacrifices made BY our father
Emuss not be- forgotten by Us. We mus
lstaDd by our country--su4 wholscosstry
We must see to it that the last page ef III
history of the present rebellion shall no
close the history 81 tho thirty four Unite'
States as one common nation. Abythinl
. short Of this would be sbstrayal Of on
trust, and az exhibition Of ssrant coward
ice. s..s. .,,...zs,,, an, a.s,. t.sg
The present national administration ven
into power with my warmest sympathie
l,enlisted in il behalf. Ia the merncrabl
contest of 1850, my humble efforts .uer
cxerted in behalf Of the election OF the pres
eht Chief Magistrate OF tho nation
Through all his trials he had my wASnes
sympathy. Closely hare l watchsst his effort
80 discharge the obligations of the oath b
which he is bound to protect the life Of tn
nation. The Responsibility resting on him
sehrf6I, apd in its discharge he should re
ci avs the support Of every loyal s,iisen.
The material interests Of the DISTRICT
should not neglect. Any inequalities vhic
\ NAV hate attached them selvos ID the 1egis
ilasion OF the latsg SESSION of aOongree,
whereby the burdens Of var are not distrit
uted With strict equality among ths wbal
people, II will be the duty OF your repre-
1 Sentative, whoever be may be, to endeavo
70 correct. ~sfi r{f FAi - fftR7 So
q In conciasion may say thsto the prssss
4 cootess has dem onss rated tho sfAcs. thse th
Pacific Railroad must be built npOn 30
great central route. in which this District
90 vitality interested. And this great iieasns
!. muss nas be lost sight Of anid sse smoke 9
the hattie field and the din OF vas.7 We q
hope that peace will return to our countr
} before the lapse of msny months. Let ],
return fud the great central route, Tor whic
!, vouf hate representative % faithfslly e1
: pended his efforts. the established. route ove
nhich shall, in the fsiure pas the trade 40
OF the Pacific.
J should / be selected to represent tbi
3 Dstsiosis the NasiosaI ConErsss. you hav
> above an index to the course should PM
. sue in yosr behalf and in behalf Of N
country. .,,o.
Fairfield, Sept. 9th. 1851. rat sgi
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