Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-30

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anticipating the apsnfnsfioh, be IA
ns carefully prepared q written speAek. WIKI
b he daifymed 90 The 0tcasiou, and whieI
4. hy orttex R The ro1yutsoh. was pui1lisl
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II piaffhrm of prinriple9 apos whsSE 81
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tAose delivered under DE sxeissusnE o
nsoate if jcint diseassioas by as axEaeu.
&c q thscontsss The HrsA few psra.
graphs which T'win nov read, aag he a.
Eco ss fair ssateAent Of his opiaior
900 Feelings apcn the slavery question,
! Mr. Lincoln aaan
II SsMr. Presidens and Gentienen of tha
Uons sention, IL We could frat know whith-
II &c We are and whlfher We are sending, we
] eoald better Judge Rhss 10 do and how %
40 H. Weare now far Into the Rfth year
slncs policy was initiated with the aTtyw-
Cd object and ednEdens promise of mt
ting IA end TO slavery sgitatian. Tnder
Toe operation on that policy, that arltafEon
asa NOS oniy nos eeaspds bat has constant
y augmented. II 10 my opinion, Ii will
nos chase until . crisis shall have baen
reached and passed. i house divided
against itself cannot stand I halieys
shis Government cannot endure parynant.
~ bali slave and half free. / dc nos a.
pect the Unicn to be diasoIyed-I dc nDt
expect the house TO fali--but | do sxpaes
u VIII cease 10 be divided. 1t win aIl
become one thing Or all the ether, Egb-
er the opponents OF slayerY will arrest tie
further spread Of It, and place ii whsre
the public mind shall rest In khe belirf
Fhai It Ia 10 the course of Ultimate extine-
ton, or ita advocates win puah ii forward.
I'll u shali alils = become lawful In ali the
Soukh.n fe.as7f ESss -
There ron are told by the preaiaaat
sascs that thig Union .sannos peraenlly
snaage divided into Res and alaSe SaaAea;
sfzas tasse States mnst all become frss
or AL siaEe, ell become one thing or all
pecame tbe other that this, sgilaGt5n
VIII never cesse until the opp0nanta of
slavery hare restrained its EXPANSION.
and bare PLACED b where the publis ngissd
VIII be satishsd shat II will hs In kss
course of altinass exsincsion. Mark sass
aEis6sr he oppoasasss aof slavery VIII
asress the further spread Of Il ps'
ase told Ghss the object of the Be-
subIiesn party q 30 pnsseaf the extenaioa
4 alayery. What did NJ. LiuaoIa &c
mai the OPPONENTS ef slsysry mus ksss
,fssent the furthar SPREAD al il Bas
his ls not all What slss sasast khsY daP
And plaza Il where the puhIieA rnina
an rest In -fhe bssia fhal Il ia ia the
curse Of ultimate sxtinctiont Ss r<f
The alamate extiactioa Ct sIaYsry. Of
Ehich Ar, Mneoln was Ehen speaking, ss-
ssed to the States OF thia Cnion. Hs
ad reference 70 The southasH States, Of
1as Goafederacy !; Tor, II the next san.
sace, he says the States must all keeaahs
~ thing or ali the olhg--sEoId 40 well
. new, nerth as vel "a south's h's--showins
iat be meant that the policy al the BE-
ublican party was to keep ap this sgita~
on in the Federal GsyernmeDt aati sIa-
cry ia the States we're placed IN ths Pro
sss Of ultimate extinoaiaa. New, siir.
hen the Republican eommittee have pahr
shed an edition Of Mr.. Lineoln,s speeah-
coutaining se1timeass like ahess. ana
.acnlated ii - campaign document, il &
surprising that the people at the ssEsh
Iouia suppose that ha vas in earnass
q Z anssndsd to rasxy ont she PoliesT
hieh be had annngncsd 80 -
I regret the nscesaisy which Lad mads
ny duty q repTodnos these daagsEoaa
q revolutionary opipions Of sha Pres.
nt aleat. No co2sidxalioa eeaId hass
dnesd ms TO hava aoae "a hus the III.
nps OF his frienas to daaoanee the posi-
swhIeh Mr. Liacoln has hsIdly Aaroca,.
], ~ gross ealananies % the Kspuhk~
q party, and ~ base snEentiens by the
rthsgn Democracy 10 excite rebellion
the southern eognlyy. shosald like 10
d one seassog GA that aide at tia ehazs-
/, in the oonEdeaoe ek tha Presidass
scsx who viii hare tbs hardihooa 10 d.
thak MF. Iinc0sn skands pledged bg his
hlio speeches, no whieh ha nov xegsrs
nssansly "A eonsaning hia prssans apsa-
10, 10 carry onl the paIicy f1aaiossea in
J speach from which I hare read. H
Sc great pieasnrS id sayIng, bowexeT.
u do mol heliete the sights Of ne
nth viii materially suffer under the al.
oil Mr.. Lncoln. I repsas
.at | bare said on aaalhex oaaasionA
. neither be non his parry viii have shs
war % do any anS 90 pseiadicssl 20
ltAegn rights and inIsFestss IL the Unioa
III bs preserved, aud tie aanehsaa.
ltss shall retain full dalsgatioa Ii