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

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Will be controlled oy ane oia iesaoeFa Oh ID
/ Abolition, Black Republican party. W
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DIsunion orgSn-the SonpareaI
o ssTxRMs or. PxAcx-Ths Dabuqu
Herald, the leading organ Of the SesE
. ocracy Of Iowa, contains iabored articl
upon the state Of the country, aud Il
3 speediest method Of restoring peace;
It which it asserts that the best method (
IA bringing the rebellion 10 8 speedy 81
peaceful termination, is the dissolusie
of the Republican party. After showing
" or pretending to show, that the Southei
n States revoited on account Of the suece
of the Republican party, the writer r
, marks tsLet the Republican party
r, dissolved and the rebellion must cease
j. It~ould die out without an antagonist
effort to put II down" We viii not pr
! tend to say whether OF not the course he
III recommended would have the desired Z
4" feet, but we would enquire of any mi
y who has at heart the lasting weifars
"a our country, and the prosperity Of o
FREQ institutions; who desires 20 hand dov
Il to posterisy, unimpaired, the iuestimah
blessings Of our Republicans Gcverume
10 as beaueashel to us by our forefathel
/ would you be willing to accept pea
upon such teFmss Would nos such 60
:. eession be . direct abandonment OF
very ooJeot Tor ~haen Ne arg conSehain
the fundamental principle of Oonstlt
r, sional liberty, that the people snaii 60
ern9 We believe it wonlds and spen
ing as one whe was never member OF
ID Republican party, nor syrnpathizer vi
i'll It's principles, we avow, honestly, .
openly, that were We fady convinced
w the truth of the assertion that the dis
'" luton of the Republican party, aud
al disbandoumeut of It's principles, wos