Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

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irom an editorial of W Nsw York NJ
bs4as Of the ID Of lsns, senvisss tho Re |
publican party Of deception, and clearly
fixes upon thai party all tbs responsible |
~ Of our national aifkeultiss
eva tesa sura tAal he wAr against the Uasoa is
sAs Fsaaat a. gears II ceasplIaey and
ii wss feTeatsd hy sysssmsfte fraud and faisshood
that it Ass been swszled TO Its present tarmtaa-
pit proreFa.e1s ~ sAsaassas saA ssssasssns Ians
g sss sss - ssssass e sssss y -
saasbsgn peepas are utterly defuded and arfven 20
frsnzy ~ ssasxskns mat he NsftA eusss aa hssss
shszs Il bsns On thsif dassFuesaca ~ are famine
slawea bars thaas Anzass fAgnss tAetg aeaas. ent~
rage tssir wires snn dAnShtefs. SAVE a. TAR
chxnea To disabtsa thssn, anA shss lei tnsm hays
tsis. pssesfnl sisssisn, al ne soain weaa siss
winsar clearly Indicated naosayea, naddsned a.
kAey are shsrs ID sti very large minoyasy u shs
soaaesrn passse saG especially 81 The more iates
ligsaE aa rasyon&ksaa classes, whe still as hssrs
garry ths aas and slap - tie musie 81 shs yaisa =
The people Of the South are ssdeladed
and drivsa to franxy,n &s., says the Tn
buas. We AJAX who ID II that 10 dalading
the people Of the South? Who are they
thai arc surviving than to frsnsy ~ Il
there reader of the New York 7Tsbssss
and other RspablicAn papers, who osnnos
answer this question: IL fhare u one
who besisales 70 answag, we viii call his
mind 10 the proposition Of one Of the lead
ing Republicans organs In The city OF Nsw
York, 30 teach the South lesson BY vAip-
ping them into Submission, and after this
PLEASANT and Easy task 10 accomplished,
shs sucaessfal whippsrs shaii pared Gus
among themselves the fair fields and best
estates and honas Of Maryland and Vir-
ginia.a Another equality prominent, pro-
poses that city Of DOG, 600 inhabitants
shall be swept from the face Of the earth,
o. . base obstruction TO the march OF our
soldiers on their errand Of war, after they
have glusted their thirst for plunder, ra-
pine and blood, and s'lsavs naught yisahls
but an ash heap to mark the spot where
once it stood.n @
The New York Courier aad Esgsssrer,
edited by j. Watson Webb, a man so high
in the confidence Of Mr.. Lincoln and the
Republican party, that he has bean ten
dsred . Foreign Mission, in his programme
For prosecuting the war, lays down the
the following; ...s ..
ia the msaaaaHaa lst tbs IsEess on tAs Misais-
| sippi BE &C once prpssFated in Hundred pisces.
wills the water is hiEh, and iei the Traitors and
Rebels Twins ths Lows F MissAs sippi, be dFeNb-
| ed cut Just a. re wana drown eat rata AaSestahs
| the Auii of sAiP. &sr 10 this aid, Let he y g
groes iu the Eorsr States understand that all afOr'
al saligAtioH co The part Of the Sersh 60 sastasE
traitors thus be taught 81 the sries % rebel
hon and and Its legitimate traits.
whAk w'e aea1re to see al ance In cali fur "A 81.
ditiaRal ons Aunarsd and any thaaaand voiunseer.
frona fhs fres States ana the establishment OF !
land hlo<AaAz Of the Htfsc$sst knd sxtena1aS FROM
the Atlantic 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b
the a0odiag Of Las eoaltry bordering on the Loves
| Missixsippf. De thist aAs ths inevitable ccnss'
suencss Of EycA a state Of aGstrS-ths extinssteE
Of slavery la the border staksawii soon bTlng th'
rebels to thslT ssaseR"
Are not such propositions As thes'
enough to drive any people TO frenzy p
Are they not sufficient to convince th'
people of the South, that the fFNorth en-
vies and hates them, is bent On their de-
struction by Are, famine, and slaughter
and ia raising vast armies 10 81 cal thei
slaves, burn their houses, ravage thei
fields, food their plantations, and drowl
those oat living On the Lower Mississis
sippi, like rats in the hull Of a ship Pr
These are declarations OF GEKxLT, RAY
MosD, BEEcHER aud WEBs, four greasiead
ors Of the Black Republican party. Thes
and Thousand other declarations of
like import have driven the people Of th
South into frenzy. II they are falsehood
if these are the qying newspapers" re
feEred to in the Tribune Of the Sd Juns
which have "deluded'' the people OF th
South, we think it is high time for Lieul
General Greeley, to command halt an
ask for q ssfair chance TO disabuse them
That Ia what we have advocated a
> along-we have asked all parties to f'stan
still for a season" Ii Greeley L Co., q
this late hour, are disposed to tAks ou
advice and call OF the dogs of war, an
then 70 to work In earnest 70 "disabna
the people Of the south"--to eonvinC
, them that the people of the North arsothei
friends, and will stand by the comprouiii
es Of the Constitution, there Is stin fair
hope that the Union may be preserved
But With these declarations unrecsnted-
, with the programme Of Greeley, Beecht
, and Webb, before the people of the Soutl
backed up by the lsvying Of more troop
. &nd the eonEscation Of slaves a. pzopert,
|, contraband of war, by order of the Pre-
ident, they must feel that the people (
the s'Sorth enviss and hates them, Is bsl
on their destruction and is raising va
armies to steal their slaves, burn the
houses, ravage their fields and outrai
their wives and daughters" With sn1
declarations and with such preparation
going on steadily before them, 10 ii a
wonder that the people Of the South a
driven to frenzys
IL this State Of affairs has been broug
about a. Greeley says, SHY conspiracy n
plotting, BY systematic fraud and falls
hood, by Wholesale and persistent lyil
on the stump, lying through the newsp
Vt psrs and lying by telegraph We DO,
'e that now an effort viii bs made on I
70 part OF the Republican lssdars 70 rsfos
b their morals and convince the people
the South that ail thai has been said d
g done, 10 msrsly Tor political eject, d
is shas they hare beaa ssdalndsde thsrak