Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-11


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Tha 1Fess a aeounkl&, 30. far Il it
80 s,..e 49, ojsvs ktionl eeay.si.
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Wakes IN seszlng MASON ana rlIDst1
from the British steamer and bringing
them, hurne A Driso,sers. and defend il by
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ns Pfeeeaents IN abundance. There are
aEsspssans hoyefeFi eAaaff SET pfF
so'an'sres@ AaoeT!sssT. : leading aspao.
ffean pTfnTs saya
No sessofts naae paeltc rms a1ter-
noon, o. the capture OF Messrs. MASON
ana sssaeA, ans fossea Gornmissi toner's %
EUROPE has ssry nasaTaliy eaased great
exeatsasns' srom TOE telegraphte sfars-
sasns. We snlnK " clear tnas Gaps. wilkes
aas Ylalsseu anssEsaAttonai rights, ana iesaf
als aes must DC aisasowed by Tue Soss
sfaIaessts ffe prisoners sent on their IN.
Eppaass Y.ayage ano 40 sposogy DC msssse W
sns bsi1isa tEoseEAnents Nauonai nan
os, lsstaes ana consistency woala seen 10
asiasisa Iais Oh Us. capsaia Hfikes nas
aons ms very thing, 70 pancipfe, Tor
snlea We Went 70 var ~1tn EngaaTa lot
aoilg' ~ . kaa mat she Figns OF seaTpn
s&ists tn q tsnae Oh var ana vests Ia me
9s.itseFsAf nas ISIS iofoFipie seizure Ok
poilseaA prisoners ahsn uhaef VOC psotee-
sas1 % neassas nag 70 aLlastinaple, haa
spgaI 20 De fspaaiatsa py tne United
states Government ne speak OF tne
ease oniy ss the telegraph represents
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The Albany n. ~ drgRs aad dtEGs,
an able Democratic paper, expressed these
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lss.ass - saasl $50 - uoaa1 afo1n i'ssaas-
- ~ AaaAls4. Aa nhnsfaean na@noi-
IsE oss'ns s 1s $50, ana u % ai'us
tas Eaghs VI 'aai1 al seAsen, ana prepares
~ Saaiot = - "a zoe i@saIon % aaasn.ot :.
sae "a ssaos a1ae@.is sAot over, anu "
sa .s arc nos asoaea, saos snFoash Mt
1hs HeasFaa Sssssa y hoaraea oy an a IN
ea ieFes,. ana Ge we passengers ana
1heit ssSFssIElea Sssa&sa ana eAfraea ON
aHu y. ~ NoHnS Aok imprisonment
es nhtlsh nag gives 70 British yes
4S's aasask sash cafeatns saa'oeS, al tne Ia
13asaa'lss ana sAoaoa en@fastefs % SrNfsn
sSt'' 1Ha1 Soahs pstoes isse'I OH heshg
tue isaugS q vac PaiitieAi eAlies OF every
'Aad' IL RAS never saFfenasfea one
iiu1 esea tne cSn@pirSIoFs woo p'osssa IA
1as'ssl''a Slou VI ~" psAt'o's"ns' 4Net aes
any other natien IN Europe ever FeEfsared
go, az. ~, ~ r ~ ~ N.i - , :,
ent successor have asked. hza been tbat
England would try within its jurisdiction
tee Ptotters Oh conspiracy ana assassina"
salS 80. - - ., '"S, H@e
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Indsei. our WHO'S hissory has bsST i 10 Ioog
erotast aud struggle for the ipyiolabsiitY
Of our soil and lar, and againsc the pra-
tensions Of the right of visitation and
search. and Of The seixars of sabiects ON
board Of neutral ships. We fsaeht for
| seventy yeass the battle In favor oil Ncu-
sraI Rights, till at last thew have been
yielded to Us. What wonld We hava said
if an Austrian vessel had attempted to
seize kossuth On board of o Collins
steamer What would England have
gaid 10 a similar AIT of authority On beard
| of q auuarder Neutral soil has kaan
nSaas s ~ tns great powers, sS 10 tae
naIean and sTaentsaI 5ar aIis1s,5 ,'Sr -. ii
patton in plots of asaassination u we
ranollecl Of no case in any degree pa Allel
70 tn'S'
IL declares that eur Government must
prevent rupturg with the British GOV.
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1Aas
"Ns know how easy it is to sncer al
foreign powers and to boast Of our abii-
| ity to carry on contest with all Earons,
hs wyong. MT, heiis' eli orr 80 80 =
| Iaratioos If National - and r,.t 80
tempt on the pohclest cbTrtrrs nf o,,,
| axn bistorv. Wa h.liav, "A ~ ,,,- =, -,
eiovnrurn -, ,r,lI ,g,.rl.i,s ali r,rnr,,,ts Il
oaTsnea In rb,s aef ana n, !, rn $3.50 /.
a,a ,,t ones .na ,r;,s,,,rt ssa;tfrs o.. 49,
ra,,ls ana ;on If thn So =. 4,
nav not h, ns,,.ss,v 70 est 49, a. s,oI,
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b. 70 aiseIsi,a frsbkiv ali nTrrsa , ~
20 a rivb4 If - 40 - -. J. - =
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The Plttsburg kPenn. Posi-, also DEM
ocratic, and strongly for vigorous pros-
eoution of the war, after arguinR asnins;
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'AS e-' 'As'' ','"~i :, S@S' =,
the wnoie country vii! applaud the
Eeal ana pluek OF Captain hiikas IA this
transaction hut cool and sober min'Lsd