Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-09

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sksuk ~ abolifianisss tad ssazhSasnkiy q
4 rsesszasge ons great faes, and that . III
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North. - Holding these opinions,
do mot desire sacee&s 10 the Northern
azxy. Isay, les Us have wax ts'
~ ksvs al iGs diaasssss and de9eas, II ih'
cspaiSion Of she slave 10 NOS 20 be chang
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Who but iisun:onist and traitor weus'
be guilty OF asing such language Will
sha Reconsideration ID ostensihiy wagIni
var against ths rebels, to force then
back to their allegiance and submission
10 the Constellation and laws Of the eoun
xv, the leaders Of the Republican part
applaud the speaker when he says; ~is
~ haxs war Iss u have ail its disasseE
and defeat, il the coalition Of the slav
is not to be changed" By their aPpiaas
shsy adsait that thsy prefer the dissea'
zion az the Union 70 The continuance
slavery. Ii the President does not &c
cresiy approve the sentiments of Pills
barry, why does he NOS cause his arrest
He has caused peEsons to be arrested 10
much less offence.
Pilsbury, IS well as large maJor's
81 the Republican party are admirers .
John Brown. Read what the biAsphs
nous wretch says about Brown:
ssJOhn Brown, like 9 mighty aage
easue dosca FROM heaVea, and If the pow
ers would hare permitted, would ha'
hound that dragon lof ssesssion) for
thousand milleBial years and forever :,
You seized that first, grandess hero OF u
nineteenth century, and hing him npo
a cross-ths ssGbliBsest, Gs tceA os s0daes
snectScIe siBce the scess upon CGiUas1
thai yelled the very heavens IN saekeao'
and darkness. John Brown taught
the way; bat the people would nos lear
He cams, tie very God made HesA, &C
uolnted the road but shs People and y
Geyernmana you'd not walk therein. I
wms. almost literally, the COY and =
truth, and De would have been the ln'
hat the natioD was nos worthy som
times think that GA that fearful mornln
she ID of December, 1859, rs he bow
his head and gave up the ghost, snAt u
recording angel wrote in, the ledgsrn
hsaysn, Of this nation, " IL ss ttHssf'ed'
These arg the sentiments that the K
wablasan psess endorse and these are G
.nen--Philips, Piiisbury, Garrison, fe
ssndsn, Seward, Sumner, Lane and Goa
pany, that the Republican party look u
On 40 the leading spirits OF the age-tas
are the men that would Sfrathtr zee deff
and disaster rather than victory il ID
did not believe thai the result Of Vieso
would be the abolition Of slavery, SO q
in the language Of Philips there would
ssbut aua race from the Atlantic 70
Pacific; one race forever, ~ indivisi'
as the granite that underliea the Con
nsns." We may ask how lie Ill this 10
brought aeess and We And the answ'
First, by the war, abolish slavery, q
seusnd BY aaalgsmasion MAKE zoe =
r.esu sons and saSsussibss forevsr.''
Thans sentiments We And endorsed by
New York Tribune, Chicago Tribune .
all the leading Republican papers
fact, these ideas we're enucissed by
Eaneoin in his speech several years q
when be said ga house diTia
against itself cannot stand the UNI