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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-09-05

The MILITARY SpIRIT.-As a little four-year-
old boy was being put to bed, his mother said
to him:
''Kiss mamma goodnight, Johnny"
He at first refused, and then inquired:
''Do Lieutenants kiss their mammasF
"Why do you ask that, my dear!" inquired
the astonished maternal parent.
'Cause I'm Lieutenant of our company, and
Joe Walsh is captain p
Being assured that it was not beneath his
official duty to ''kiss mamma goodnight" he
thus saluted her and was put to bed
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-09-05

You may give the people amcrcenary Senate;
YOU NAV give them venal House of Assem-
bly,; you may give them trucking Congress
and q tyrannical prince--but give me an untet-
tered Press, and will defy you to encroaoh .
hairs breadth upon their liberties sasides
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ng them in
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-09-05

V-(Handing the surgeon quarter,) thank.
vou. sir. 1 knew was entitled to a certificate
This rebellion, SO wicked and monstrous, must
be put down. 1t has done my heart good to
see the energy of the President in ordering .
draft
[IIe reads the certificate and faints. E-Hars-
ford Times.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-09-05

lSurgeon-What's the matter with youi
Would be- e-Ercmpt-Weak back, sir--very
weak back. s.e
S-Weak knees, you mean.
W-Yes, sir, weak knees-very weak knees,
can't march. at2 9s Alisas
S.-yes, I'll give you a 'certiicate-(writes:)s
'sUpon honor hereby certify that the bearer,
-, is weak in the knees, a great coward
who shrinks from defending his country. Hepc
he will be put in the front ranks where he can't
run away. r1t- t saas s2ad
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
LTTTLE 1ELAwARE.

fhfs gallant 1ittle Democrats State
deserves q special word of commeniation
for her mAnful struggle for the Union
and the Constitution on the 4th inst
Although not able TO elect the Democrat
10 candidate for Governor, still abe de-
feated tbs renegade Fisher for Congress,
and chose Q sound Democrat In his place,
&ad secured = majority in the Legisia-
tune, thus easuring the reelection Of Ar.
BayaTd to the Senate of the United
States. These are great and gratifying
results in the face Of such means as we're
used by be National Administration and
the Abolition party to carry the Sssts.-
Money was laTished With open hand, con
tracts were distFibatsd In all quarters,
aud last, 30 crown she iafafny, the SOL
diers were stationed at the polls, Snd free
white Hnen were obliged to vote under au
arch Of crossed bayonefs. In New Cas-
tie and Sussex counties the military dss-
potisn was of the most insulting and op-
pressive character. Men who had given
the most unden!Able evidences of their
devotion to the Union, were driven from
the polls BY the rude hand of military
forcs, on the request of some drunken
vagabend who was shs paid agent and
tool of the AttAinistrasisn Abolition
party. Threats, intimidations aud me-
naees were the disgraeefql means used by
the friends Of President Lineoln in Del.
aware, and yet In the midst ii Shis storm
she indomitable Democracy Of that gall
liant little commonwealth stood to their
party and its principles, and achieved 8
most marked and emphatic triumph
Philadelphia Constitution and Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
TRYiSG TO NIX FUNNY.

Tue Richmond papers publish the fol
iowfng sasire on the Presidents emauci
pasaoa proclamation
PROCLAMATION BIZ TIE PRESIDENT.
Whereas, /, Abraham Lincoln. presi.
daaak OF tbs United Statos of Ameriea.
dld, On the I'D day Of September, 1869,
issue my proclamation, in substance de-
clarlng the slaves q all Rgsaassia suUd
psfsons should lay down their arms, etc,
and whereas such persons should have
not laid down sheir arms, bus on the con-
sFary wiokedly persist in in Carrying on
this unholy war, to the great Loss of
blood and the valuable lives of our loyal
men.
Now, therefore, to avoid calling more
-nen into the Rsld--to prevent further
loss Of life and blood, and to end this an
holy rebellion, do hereby declare all
persons Who zhail In any aasanar be con-
neeted With tae army Of the So called
psufaasgsts States, tsA the I0th DAP of
Ocsoser instant, prisohafs Of war TO the
army ofshe United States. ...rs.
I Ani further add thas thig proalaana A.
liosAshaa Be. read at the head Of each
regiment IN the s-sallsa Confederate ar
my forthwith. -
,Dons ss EAe city of Washington, this
4th day OF October, Ammo Domini, 1863,
and Of ssE LodepGndsHcs the s7sh.
s- ABRAHAA LINCOLN,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
FREMONT IN a NEW cHARAorKR,

I
Geo- John @. FEsmuot, Of all the men
in the nation. is out against government
ksssuTpation and the violation Of individ-
ual rights In arbitrary arrests. History
is full of incidents where the champions
Of liberty have become despots when
their turn came to WELD the sceptrh, bun
Fremont himself is ona Of the very few
cases in which the tyrsnt Of yesterday be
comes the denounesE Of usurpatibn to-
day. The following is 3 portion Of a
speech delivered By him at st. L ouIs q
few evenings since, Hear, 0 world and
wonder
''Bat while you give the wealth. and
power Of the nation 70 maintain Ehe in
tegrity of its territory and while Jou
! stand by your constitutitated authorities
With iaTinesble adeIisy and bold then in
fsxibly 10 position, you must Eih equal
dstsTTniadtto.l, maintain thosE safeguards
which nave been thrown around rour
personal liberties. The strength Of the
nation to rise superior to every assault
lies IN the maintenance Of individual
| liberty as 1t stood under the suuTeuaacg
Of the lat1s-in the freedom OF speeeh
and freedom Of the press. Ererp iavd-
Sson o. TIE tdtos Is a aGsa4rpda n, haa9sT-
Gus in Terolasfoa aud not to De iiists-
fed by any plea Of temporary ezpsdsesacy.
Obsaa priesPiss-sloP fhe beginnings, and
atop thsHs dsessiesiy, remembering that if
| you fail in this duty you surreudes the
sword and the people fall.
s'aod placed in the hands Of an aRel
ut the gates of Eden a flaming sword.
turning on every side, to guard thd way
10 the rrea OF Life. 80 has be placed in
your haads sword, which yoa must
kssp always bare and aahaing, AID turn
ing every way, to guard the approaches
to that Liberty which is The tree Of your
national hfs." .-
Amen to all Of this; but look al the
record of this new disciple Of ID W., lber-
/ ~ and sabordinAsion
!. John O. Fremont suppressed the St.
Louis Daily News, a thoroughly loyal
journal, for mild criticism On his mlli.
tary bluntiers. ...-.r.
3. He forced Col. Andrews, paymsa.
ter, by hls OF baypn cts, 10 pay govern
nent funds ovse TO one pf bis creatures,
| in defiance nal only Of all lAw ahus Of
common Justice. .-.s-.s. grss..t
/ 3. He told the same Col. AnareMs thai
he vas going % cut goveEnmsat red tape
and do IS he pleased 10 bis department
He organized 4 cabal in Missouri whs
kept urging him, in various ways, "a die,
sasor Of the Southwest. s..s-.
| 4. he issued proclamation of eman
eipAtion which had no warrant 10 Law
not only without The knewiedga bu
against the wishes Of the general gov
eminent, and declined reysking il wheE
ordered 70 do se.
;, 5. He has been iusubordinasa FROM 81
Tins he was dismissed for that militsg!
crime In ls49 up to the tama be was re
fievea of commaad because be Woald no
serve under Zen. Pope. z,
q Such 10 portion of the record Of thi
new rlaarnpioA OF liberty. X. WorLG
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
sSaCK TaaA ~ Y0HR NAT AND KEEP
=. - y kY TMRa K --It q -

Yhs following confessions vas saade by
the Hea- AFs Dawes, Republican mem.
Der Of 0sagxsss from Massaehusssss, On
tAs 2sth ss April, in winch he exposed
the eorraptness Of Laeeln's admiaissra-
iou -a 80. at,a 81 49, .s~...-. 49,. .a
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST RgAfEai-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
a REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS or RRRORA AND RE
TRRSCHMENT. THERE III RDUBITA-
Bile EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERBD THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH As THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE Gov
ERNMEST nuRrNG THE ADKINS
TRATI0N WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROA POWER BECAUSE
OF ms GoRRBPTsoN.s ..-,g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
RES8N4T r. kBs

By GAe Comznsu DsunGii OF sas City Of Caalse3i
Bluffs Iowa, thai the owners Of lot OF lola 9R the
South side OF Bro sdwAy &Ald city, between AziA
and Banrrsfs streets, oogaHfed ~ wh&t ia knewe
a. the "1ames RiooAsn BE- aRd 1heT ara hsSthY re+
aairea TO raias ard repair The Side Walks aa Broad
a E4feet in fruar of their respective lots, with
Ia thrty days frUIa aa after the publication Of shs
Resolution, .- T. @-.-f ~ 3D. .-.5
said side WARS, when repaired, shall be COM
poaeH Of the same kiH os materials at pgaseai,
aasd hz The Aame wiaEh tA&t thsy sow are, and be,
generally, eonStrusked in the saAs manner thai
sAuy were at nf1t. TAsy shalt hAve lateral fall
tow ards the street, oz sf inches IN Esu foets shsy
shall conform 30 ths grade Of tie adJeiHtng Aias
walk aud ba e5astrnetsd in accordance with The di
r3ctiopa Of The Dummittse on Internal IInpreve-
mentB, ~ #..- =. st
III said side walks are not repaired villain the
iIFaa above STATED, the work wili be done hg ths
Caty Of Camzscal BaIs the axpsuss assessed % ne
respective lets. The same 70 be done an@eF aAe
auprervitian OF The City Enxineer, ..F..
Adopted, November 7, iSa2,
q ID, PALMER, Mayer,
Attest W O. CAAwFoRp, City Recorder.
Nov. IL, i6s2 By
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
eoUNCn BLUrFs IoWA WEDNESDAY, NoYEhfBER as, 1860


wnose supreme command that army had
eOaadaseas can saysase sffeos but ID ala
sAe geassal assp psnaenay. g - teEl
l. aoa gill reneaber shat Secretary ssss
son SAID 70 thee committee Of Westarz,
men, that be had Haifsck almost rirkt
npon ths Mcclellan question. Hsppesrs
snas HAiIsak has got an right as fsst, !.
de- soes Aas yielded 10 the pressure. and
aaa Aapablscs& &gnswspapers Of shis ejtv.
Fhis msEning ssyss that NoClsllan's re-
npval . the answer to the Nav Yosk
Efection. Sad mistake The dssanas
OF public sentiment aasurs badly for a.
spirit with which gossrnsaens Ia "a, be- A.
ninistered. Fanasieism has sriumnhas
bss LED US still hope not at tina sasrisss
of fhe natioa. , dis IL -a.{F slTr.- y
! tofbsar speaking of the eosditioa Of
shs ARMY mean the tone OF its spirit,
1t has not been abolitionixed and never
WA De. Regiments are decreasing raa-
tdlg troaa sickness and ether Oaasss, and
yes she war u not advancing. To spBak
mora OF this matter, without even rsla-
ting one half that could be said with ea-
tire truth, might aHbject me to susuioion
0 wishing 30 lnj1re our cause. I
4 am afraid-agafnst all nav cherfshsdf
and sfasn expressed hopss-shss Mr.. Liza
coin will not proSs By the lessen of the
recent elections He will continue the
snti-siavsFy role until the end of the
present Congress, IL not longer. Ii so,
What 70 to become Of ths conntsy?
6sn. Lees army iz al Gordonsyille.
Dat there ssht remains large force fur.
shsr Rorsa. Before yoa receive this
you will possibly have heard that khsv
have re-taken Saieksr'a Gap, and our f
.nreas aast fall bask or be- oas asake5,
Before desf'a thirty days ths army OF The Psso-
nae VIII be again protecting Washington r
md the eneny viii be as MsnasasT I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

4 LOGICAL DIFFERENCE At a Repub-
liesn meeting few wssks sinoe in Chi
cago, a little boy entered with four small
pups, but Two days old and otfarsd them
for sale.
care those republican pups my lad 9''
asked leading republican.
"Yes, sir, they are that," said the ju-
venile pup merchant, "will you have
one ~ r. 20 r.
"Whass the price ?'t al @&
"Two dollars, SIR"
"Well, since they are republican pups,
| will take one. Here's your money"
Some two weeks affsrwards this boy
entered Democratic meeting, with the
remaining pups, which be offered for sale.
care shsy Democratic paps3" asked .
yell knewn Deanoerus.
"of course thsy ara, ? loudly respond
ed the youAg ysndez. ..5
The republican, who had purchased The
one at the republican meeting, standing
by, saarnsd apon the boy and savagely re.
marked: al thought you told me tina
sa6ss pups were repubfican papa. Wkal
did yoa lis to me for7n
IL did not. When sold you 30 sozn'
ssso weeks siaee' shsy wsre rspablicar
pups pr" ...
stAnd what made shasa Dsmoorati'
pups aimee, eh F''
"Why, don't yDu ssa -lhsy haue 90
faeir eyes open ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

ADVANTAGES OF WoEES.--A women
can say what she chooses without being
knocked down for it.
She can take 9 snooEs after dinner
while her husband coca to work.
She can go into the street without be
ing asked to sfstand treat" al erery ga
loon.
She can paint her face If it be too pale
and powder 1t If too red.
She can stay to home ia the TINA Of
war, and gss married again If her hus-
band be killed. 49,
She can wear eorsets Ii too thick-oth-
hxin's if too thin. ..t.. .r
Sbs can gsa divorced from her husband
Whenever shs sees one she hkea better.
She can get her husband In debt all
over until he warns the public not to trust
hGE Oh his seeoant. That's sum.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

-" al HAVE No PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLT Or INDIRECTLY, To IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do sO."-Prssidswt Ltneogn in
has 1~aaSFssFs%s .&us>sr s-aS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

War PArRaaEsH "a HMm may adyo-
cate the liberty subversfve dossYime Of
''suspending the Constitution"-may ba
In favor Of dspring vIhe sacged, ,pgigsleges
Of shsswsis H Aaa AAs oorpus OF Eiisrighs
OF trial 70 the eiflxen- may be 10 favor
Of cfothing the Preaidsnl With all aAe ay-
faaioal power sf the Gsar OF Russla--
and pet stese things, which would damn
bin in tbs syas at ali ssnaibla msns will
Bos damn Afsa in the eyes o. ahoaition-
isu,
Consarvaaive sseu ara now an blashing.
II told that thsy must support khs Niger
propositions and All the dissaasrias acss
OF LansDla aader pcnaisy Of being con
sidered 'sdisleyaln and denoaneaa ~
sssrssars's mad dsssariw. .s-~Eolaass Cosa.
~ $ s xsaas4g ksa4 "a 20 . .*ss4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
Hfzssa tIs8 ] eW T@fk' Sa azz&y q MskcslFy
I Tzxkg iMEw R@KaEwY Fgg


wssbeus seninens We paplfsh sbs FOL
lowing aesout psodassisa, soning 10 es
Liable from 4 dsyslse n The ais shsseAes
That Ehssa il ssnsiasxahls human sssat
In is ne one ean deny. 3@a sss73 ..fa} /
| A.'.s u 70 AbRAHAA LArplaus. T. /
/ We praise thse, o Ahsl, We asknewi.
edge shas 10 be Sound OK shs goose. II |
| All yankss lAad desh worship thee, 81
eTi%saing jOkar. & a. ss - &sa54
! To thee all oaEGe saek sFs cry AaoaA.
Iskaankeyaom,s p and alIths powazs tasezs,
To the Stanton and Wsllss continual
y DO CRY, "Bnlly, bully, bully boy wiAi
| . glass eye" s1y ece -T-r.o3 sE..Ha /.
Washington and Illinois are full of 4ty
majassy and praise. y ..s.i-a ~
The glorious saaapaEy Of political Gsa-
erals praise shea. ssI Il - Il har 3
The goodly fellowship Of Postmastess
praise thee. mi. @',5.t - asI4
The nahla army Of contractors praise
thaes sszy4h ia s.s.settz r.. s-47z.7'>s- =
The mighty RepHbIisan imssftaeseas
throughous all Columaia DO aaknowaeaRs
thee.
The father Of Infinite proclamatioas
tune admirable true and only policy
Also BreveE Lieutenant General via.
feld Scott the comforter. - ..'. |
Abe @a 81 37ss' ~ u ''F =
~ Thou att E the everlasting son os the late
Mr.. Lincoln. ~'' S "2E ,1'''8za =
Z. When thou lookest upon thee to rrup, Il
for the Presidefiey and deliver sha Union
thou didst humble thyaeIf to stand upon
the Chicago Platform. ..'s~ - 4
When thou didst overcome the sharn-
ness OF eieation thog tiidss open the white |
house Kitchen to all believers. '7 /
Thou sittest II the right hand side sfI
soi. -
We believe that thou shalt not some
10 De re- elected. I
q Abe Save thy people and bless thy |
parasites Govern them and increase
heir salaries forever.
Day By day we puff thee.
And VS. viii exait thy name -areYex N
Tit6o5aattx bout Gffansst efaahnsgst OF uausraa.. II
o Abe let thy mercy be apoa Us IS
,ur trust Is not in Stanton. 1,
:. o Abe have mrcy on tho Army Of the
9etomae. II
O Abe for thee have voted, let me
iever be drafted. |.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

Ta-E.--'s
4%SHMN N1xEMMN M1E1w11 N&ss
a. SR1gEx lNEW,Tass Ess-s. ..ss..s.s4 =. =
4 lnpers&S 1& &ss - 1sedx& ~ - -
l alsr asyfes essfTwxfCnG4~ - -
4 dsssrnlaed apaz fssrsselsss 49, .lsS La
aaaanzassd sxssu4 aAkr sHe SniIasxil = 95{s ~ =
nsals n ths sasprpAssea Iew pricss sssss..ssss
II MA35G nMk 6AG4Xstk II st,HSz% 81 ff=X
open ssoa, srI.aay.a - . - - s1 Ms
20 pFsst1est ns5r ssArsaisSf - -.
M4sse ~ - Mszs6- zn6 se6lsW nnss9 u - -
psssss e6ssss w4ar6 Fsn4sxs ~ ssss~srss.ss y
9nse Rrsss ssiy eas:, Eaezlis q - T,as - =
~HUA35WE G0NrQsx1Ios aASrs. .xxxpws
kn<ftsA MAzHxseznrs Nbs anasssfs Es -,
tsFsas4s ~ sxRk aeraats - slsnss..ss saaa
pfnyanasmse Waayy essss 80 - - - xHs~
9Qass Rrscez sssr 80 - III - ssaaL44saan
$40. 4 = - ~ SS
HuMETE& uOWpDRFYs1Aw sas8~r g2.ssxu
WATCH. zasAiy sszEraxaS tsvss~a - -
rSs Tfe&9s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

gEY 4 ysang sady In ons Of Cur rural
districts was onee escostsd hams from an
evening party By yonng man to whon
abe was not particular partial. On sa-
king bis leave be remarked~~li t @
II guess Pll come and ssa yoa again
next Sunday night.o .....
''Wsil, Bill Smith" !" replied the lady,
%yoa can oouas - friend, but not a. q
felIcr.H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

q The fight at Baton Rouge extended
over an area of about one mile square,
and the centre was graveyard, where
lie the remains Of zaahariah Taylor, once
President Of the United States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

RT Adam Wis fond OF bis ioke, and
Ehen be san Ais soma and daughters mar-
W enc aaoshar, hs aryly rstnarked % Eve
saas II thsre had bean no appss, thess
would have been 40 pasriisg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

TWENTY lEoN-CLADs BuLpISG FoR rlrE
REaELs Ia EkE4ASR.-A London cores
poadsnt of tbs of the Boston CONNER
ciaI Builstin writes:
"it Ia well you are Just completing a
feet of monitors" You are likely to
need them before long. Workmen are
engaged Night and day on the Msrssy, on
the Clyde, and eisewhera, in building
twenty iron-clads, which are intended to
sge service in American waters. They
are intended as convoy vessels in SOUTH
ern ports. This know to be o fact
Nv information is direct from those in
confidence with the promoters. | can
only see one way of preventing a good
deal Of mischief. Every port for which
they are designed ought 70 be IN the pow
er Ut the American gowsrnneBt before
ugly monsters can cross the Atlantic
Then you might welcome them a. effect
i've aids in the future operations. To
disarm suspicion, it is popularity given
out that this iron aes& is being built fOr
the Chinese government; bus | need
hardly tell you that Mr. Mason and his
friends form one Of th9 chief contract
ing parties"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

ET The National Tax Law reaches
about everything thut one essn eat. There
is hardly an article Of the siaapiess every
day use but comes under its wide spread
ing provisions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

u The gate of . gensleman's door
yard is always neas and tasteful. In
more senses than ope you man know =
gentleman by his gait.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

II "Caught in heE own net," as the
man said when he saw one of the fair sax
hltehed in her crinoline.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

- The Irish ashnitisn of an open
oouatenane is not a bad one, ga mouth
from ear to ear"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

gT Why are chicksu's nscks like door
bells Because they are often wrung for
company, ,...
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

- 1t is the degenerate love for ta-
king short cuts and little fallacious raa-
calities that has in SO many parts Of tbs
world created Governments wish arbiiga-
~ p0Rera.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

~ THERE'S many . alp between The
cup and hslip, and nas . few hesn tbs
kfst kiss and the ring. .,,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26

gZY~ Heaven sometimes send famine,
sometimes pestilenoe, and sometimes a
oonqueroT for the ehastiseurant Of man
kipd-aone Of than surely for our admi-
ration. rs.i[
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-26
I thssA UF xHk eovrRx xan ~ VI. -,
Il sE9 sEasgT bF6T 1Ra1Fa 4 T.

/ Josa Pakes, shs Demooraais aovssu
y elect sf Ssw JERSEY. 10 ! sp1saoh 1sa ! whidl
pr nsds q New Reafasa,' Msaa,aova no,
aaaAsy, In that staaa, oeaebsr isa 1854
i sAils @ F3asa s5H cir H. go =
Feliow. eitixens, the great svil az tba
times which osegshadows ali othars, IA !
wans OF respect foE and obedience al ths
Foonstltution and Of the laws Oh the Iaaa
ihe e0aafssasloa seas made for spar i,
sesIs as for psaes, II was The wiss nraI-,
ton OF the ablest, pusess and most 5naI
rtotic men the world has yes sseu. Tbe,a
= = 70 necessity to violate It's proyisions.
| q ~ a1os'sd bs odsysd bs rulers as well as
toose WHO are ruled man who ara In.
authority as weli al By private eitixeps.
The people who obeY It have = right L.
gxpect its obedience By those In power.
me Democracy, while they candenn The
radical policy, are the trns frienda AZ thaa
goFeran1snt OF the United States, and d.
sfrs ifs success. They have poured out
taefr sseasufe and shed their blood far IL
suppression of the rebellion, the ma;n-
tshanee OF the Constitution and tho "a.
totation of the Union. AZ he fi~ng,
o. me Governpisat, hey project against
bas ssFsisa qf Illegal aud qrbitrary ar
resfs, and The ssIspsasson Of he scT,1 ofi
huosas corpus IN The loyal Ssatss.
= say, as the true friends of the Gov
erHinent they protest against this. because |
surh course tends to weakan the GOV |
srnnent by alisnating those Who as |
its genuias friends. PsrsoaoI- Abert. j.
among the absolute rria7sls Of IA tad;-
ttdzsaI, Hhich Gaoa.Id moi be Ertf.d ,,,1t
Every guilty man should Be punished far
sriine' every violation oE the Iaw de- |
serFes ,''' fss corresponding penalty. Re |
1ss're not to add tbs gully 10 insist
'hds IN the EuyaI States, tolere the court.
IFe open, thai the aeessed should be ar
atgEsed and tried u. The STATE schere ths
1aeged crime Il committed. We do in
isss that in the loyal State of New Jar
Iey, State that has furnished her new
iota Of men sooner thaa any other II
vhose citizens have thronged the high. I
rays IN defense of the Onion, a StaIe
"a. snsfe tne courts are pure, and above sas-
nat tbs suspeaIalaGa "a tsap va. "A ssaUv >
Is corpus was not justifahle, and vas an t
impeachment Of the loyalty Of our peo- |
lie. The people should, ii calm and Il
eaceful way at the coming siection, ep-
er their solemn protest against this yio-
alton OF the Constitution"
Both the Governor and Legislature of I
lev Jersey are very decided against this
iinapping business, and their views
pom 1t were promptly instrumental in !
ringinging them into power. l.