Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-10
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oa q, 0gfesby JOHN Me e0fsunan. WiIIfass
la@ls Wiklssl lSimon Goldnsan, Jasass a
I, Id taammiss II, II. Peck, J. r. Hand. Johz
II Jones, A. G. Clendeuning. III, p.
ctough, .. c: Farfiss, and w. w. SET
tell, Middlstown, Chic. faRlE
! lsl &5ANazRanN .;~-~ Yours aE the Ssh hiaskans.
requesting M opinieu upon eeEsain points
: connected with what you Justly .styta the
: present ~inglorfuus, and 4 fnay Be bloods
: war; has been received. Thss aopirsies
Vas haag since farmeds andssaa rmpeated-
" osss forth ahFoRgh the lpsass. or by
speseh and yate In tbs Hoasa Of Repxa-
seasasives last xinsas, and reraaRr1asd in
. cara dated On the l3th Of Lass month. 4
few aAyB aftsr the eammAnssusent og khs
lWat. Bat inasmueh as aeyar had "a.
easian 10 discass this parsicnlar ouesliea
a. leagtAs Ibsg isavss 10 adopt she fol,
loWing admirable summary, Of ths aase, In
50 extract from carefully prepared and
exceedingly able speech of sfs Hon. Ste
phen A. Douglas, In she Senate of sAs
United States March lash. 1861. a .sa
prefer such an amicahle settlement
TO peaeeaple disunion; and I prefer Il a
Thousand times 70 civil war. Tf we can
adopssteh azassdm sats 40 viii be sstisfso.
Esgy 70 Eirgiaia, Narth Casoiina, Tennes~
see and othaF border States, The sama nlan
OF pscifcation which will satisfy tbsrn
VIII create Union party IN the Cotton
States which vail soon exabrsee q large
majority ot The people in thoae Statss.
and bring them back of thir owu free will
and accord and thas restore strengthen.
and perpssuase the glorious old Bnion
fasessE. Irspeas, whatever guarantees |
| viii satisfy Maryland and ths border |
Sfatss tthe States now ia the UnionA will |
create Union party In the Seeded States |
that viii bring them back by the volun. |
sary action of their own people. Yeu
oan Fassore. and preserve TIE gov sxaxu ent |
u shss Rodse Yea ean do il In NO
OTHER. 60 II. - -
Har ss dssaasoHs. WAR Is FINAL.
ETERNAL SEPARATION. Henca.
disguise it a. ysu may, euery Uzsoaa a.a.as1
81 d'Hersea mast GdUoeaIg szleh aAaezsd.
'sasrlss 10 ne geasttisa1loa - aeiA preserve
peace and FesseTe ahe Uhiess while eYery
LsasssRssssaStss whesaer openly or saerssga
PloasiRg It's destruction, Is the advoeate
et peaeefnI secession, or Of WAR, AS
The SUREST MEANS OF RENDER
Ing REUNION AND RECONSTRUCT
Tt0N IAP0SSIRLE. TaAyK rso aUss
RESPECT FoR his IsTHLGgcT 70 BxAExxR.
EpR ONE A0GEST, THAT THERE rs 4 NAN Poe
WAR WHo 70 A9T 4 DIgg&EoxIsyS PR sx,--.
Hence do not mean, If can preserve Il.
that the enemies Of the Union--rnes1 Mot
ting 70 destroy it-shall drag this ooun-
Try inao wars a0aaR the PaETExg of pso- 4
tecang the public property, and aufore-
ing tae laws and collecting revenue. when
their object ig disuAian, aud WAR THE /
MEANS OF ACCOMPLISHED G 4 CHER
ISHED PURPOSE. -, . - l.
The DIsgSdoSIsrs, therefore, are diyid. |
ed into two classes: the enc open, the 9th. {
eF seofst dis1nloaista- The one is in fa. !
EoE or peaceful secession and recognition I
OF Independence; the other il in fsvoF, Of Il
war, % the surest means of accomplishing | i
toe object, and OF making the separation | &
fsnai and eternal ana UNION MAN. Ii
Ana hs4ses AGAENSY WARs bus ti1e u d. liz
ion mast be Temporarily brokeu by q rev d
oiufion, and the establishment of d. | (
fdc1o government by soma cd the States. q
lss no act be done that will prevent re~ O
ssoration and future preservation. Peace '
Is the only policy that can lead to that d
result. f3t- @F7 ~ - Id
But we are told, aud we hear it repeat 0
Cd sFerywhare, thai we mnst fad out D
whether Ee have got o gossrnment.-ti Ii
Have we 3 government ?s is the dues- o
hon, and we are told we must test that I
question, by asing the military power b
70 pat aowd all diseoatents,a spirits, Sir. o
Ahis question, shave Ne Government 20 d
has been psopoaaded by evsrY tyrant who II
aas sriaa 10 keep his feet da lAs aecks oil a
he people ainss tha world began. When a
ne baFons demanded Magna Gharta from v
AIng John Of kanneymede, ha exaaIainasd Ii
have We 9 governments sn and called Cor 4,
AIS array 10 put down lke siIscontsakea liz
oaroRs. When Gharles l.. attemnsed, ta n
seIlecE the ships money ia vsolatsoa of G,
he constitution OF kngIand. and Ia Slis- d
regard Of the rights IL the people and Ed
was resisted by them, ke exclaimed shave &
wa o govsgnEasnt2 Ns cannot trsas with b
sebelss pat down the traitors; ws must 81
Ih0w that sa hare Q agsysrnmenlsu When ii
laaaes Ii was driven From the tareas Of III
England fos txasnpling % the libersieg of Ii
be people, be called for his asssy. and In
'xelaaanad ales as ahew that wa hare j b,
sovasainenf ~ Whan Geesgs LII. called In
lpon Ais assag 70 pat aaEn ahs Eebeilion Iv.
o Asaswieas Lard NuFah cried lzssaly !. ee
mo comrseaaass wi&h Traitors; lea Ia u
lamaalssxase tAss NE hare a gssesaaasaas'' Y di
y hsa, u la4as the penple ross apen thabr g