Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
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understand the German paper ia struck Oh
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ssntimsnts Of this paper. Thav a.
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strous publication sheaid ever Be prinis.5
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allaaaoa % the via OF aiss prasideOl.
whom ws helieya 10 be "a secomDliahed.
eatimable and patriotic lady. 81 Farsica-s
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Bas We ssish V kno@ why kEeks Il 81
talk upon the sfresss and elsewhere. ahans
suppressing this GsFmaa pspas Why
are not mail facilities denied it2 Has
ever any Democratic paper uttered seuti-
nassats 30 vile, offensive and iniurions DO
| the "esovernnsent, !" as the diatsabs found
below u the freedom Of tae press d 81
spesial privilege Of the Bspuhlican
press J Are the Cincinnati Com uaerriaI.
aaa n. I, Tribune and the Keokuk Re-
publican paper to have perfect license ia
publish what they please againss the Cow
eminent, while Democratic uapsrs aya
suppressed for mild and temperate crstis,
casms apon the scts Of she Aamlaisssar
ton 2
All il ID the fact that paper ID dem.
oeratic, not that 1t is treasonabis, that
gives oflsnse 10 the powers that be. ana
shas would be it ahey eoald .'... j
We have always been Ia favor of .iv.
ing all citizens whether of native or FOR
eign birth precisely the same privileges !:
bat we are utterly opposed 20 nskiag dis
tinctious. Are we 10 andarssaad frou,
our woald-be rulers here that German.
newspapers are to have rights and priVi-
leges denied 70 democratic papers pub
iished by nstfve-born oitizens p J. 49,
FOR cur own part, we intend 10 pursue
the even tenor OF our way, regardless OF
threats or menaces. We SHAH do right
and fear nothing He may well carry
himself With dauntless front, who speaks
the truth according to bis houess oouyie-
tons and stands by the right though the
heavens fall
From the ri. Radis son PiaEadsalsr.
Republicans, you must reud these az
tracts. They are the sentiments Of one
of your party-editors in this county. We
want to knox if you are honest, and If so,
whether you will apply the gag TO your
own party friends as you do 70 Demo
erats9 If you can show ANYTHING half SO
mean, eowardly and contemplate that
has been said or written By any Demo
erat against the Cabinet or the President.
We will cheerfully publish ii and denounoe
the author as disloyal and unworthy of |
eouhdenpe and if cur translation il wrong
We will thank any German Republican to |
correct it; until this is done, we shall |
hold the Republican leaders In this eouu-
y responsible. The following are tia az |
tracts Is furnished by an honorable and
intelligent gentleman
Away with tie Cabinet.
That is the magic formula which = mill
hon times resounds through our country
now, and With which our repeatedly fosi-
ed people seeks to cure our national dis
ease, glad to have found q phrase 10 con-
vey their total disappFoYal, before the T.
nal and fatal stab at she heart. What n
hopeless situation for the business men.
And Is the cry Of the people against the
Administration justified? Arethere cow.
ards, traitors and thieves which honest
Old Abe drew in bis cabinet. have earned
thousand times the curse of the people.
res, not their curses, but an infamous
death.
Even the woman at the White House il
masked secessioniss aAd her two broth
sFs are in the rebel army.
In his position Lincoln ought to have
ong ago banlshed such woman. who In
connected by blood with the South. away
rom his presence, where she has chance
o get into important secrets for the BEN
fit Of the enemy.
Very little printers ink will have to be
lsed to compel the pitable figure at the
n bite House to dismiss his whole Cabf-
let. But what afterwards-wIlI he haysI
better one? He will, no doubt. ask
seward and the Pennsylvania thieves, who
orced Cameron upon hin---he is gone To ,
III the place of the old dish elouts with
lew ones, and consequently make matters
worse. If the Southerners will not do Us
ne FAVOR on some pretty moon shiny |
light, hang the set (which probably for
he!r own interest they will not dol then
n that case the North must do the iob,-i
lincoln well knows that the South will
ot haFaa him--hs is just the man for the
touth in the Presidential chair. Howey+
much he may be- surrounded BY traitors
Saloon and Cabinet, be can sleep wal
ehind the secession apron Of Mrs. Lin
DIN. lie is prudent enough to dread
lore has friends than his enemies.
Our most dangerous enemy is not the
outh--no 1t is the Administration. We
ust hrss drive it from the held before We
IN think to save our Union, liberty and