Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12
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Mr.. lohwood kndyting ~ truth, fssk
inn sha foroas aask fsariag shs sfsds Of CO..
aaaarss againss Aln, that - would no
rsy his subscripaian towards ralievias ahe
wanss Of the families Of the volunteers, 10
either out himscif, or soma one IL out for
him, In 4he Nsaparea Of tia 7th mat, In
ssAn Explanatsaa.n La that axpianasion
be attempts 10 relieve hisaself fEpm aay
IiahlliEy ID pay the aanouns that be sab
ssxibsd towards ssaisviag shswansa ofshe
suffering fasniliss Of the yolanasers, On
tbs ground thai he had given $780, % o.
wards getting ap Company b, OF ths ath |
Iowa Regiment We would be pleased 10 !
ace the ftinsxorabls Iogieo used BY Lork-
wood, BIZ which he IL enabled 70 arrive d
the conclusion, that because he gave
$3.50, 90 (if he did giTe that sunni towards
getting up Company B, that therefore, be
was under no obligation to pay the Sls2,-
90 subscribed towards relieving the wants
az thepoor families Of volunteers. f'soand
| IogisI Worthy eaanatlon from the great
brain Of ]. ID. lockwood or any osher
man. But, Lockwood admits that his po~i
alton h unaenabie, by she assertion chat
sssscs tbs appearances Of cur article ha
has voluntarily paid the anount Of hia
subscription. Good. Nov let the fazai-
lies OF the poor soldiers rejoiee and praise
the Bsaqls, for had it not rnada public Mr.
Loekwoofs short eornings, heneEeE VOID
hare paid bis subscription which will now
aid materially in relieving their suf sEings.
/ We have little more to say about that
| $4,000. Last summer MIR. lockwood
was very eloquent in his deuunoiations Of
all who did not agree With him, relative
to the mode best ealeuiatedto suppress the
rebellicu and preserve the Union. lie was
rampant In his advocacy Of the war, and
to make the people believe that he was sin-
cere, he placed his name upon the roll oi
Company B, with the expectation that
man of his talents ~ and money ~ wo't
be elected at least to the Office Of Lieutsn
ant, and "a such, would receive the ap
, pvlasnent of Commissary Of the Regiment
Hence his pretended Hberslity in givini
$4,000 towards getting up the Compan.
hence his subscription towards relisSinl
!" thu destitute families Of those who enroll
J cd themselves in Company b. The Com
pany was made up, and Lockwood didn'
q succeed in being elected Lieut., nor di
4 he obtain any lucrative ONCE in the regi
Il msnt. Thsreupoa, LOckwOods pasrio'
p ism ~ began 20 give ous-Lockwoo
&c want In favor Of lighting as mus;h As
= was-Lockwood didn't 60 to the war
Lockwood found out that his $3.50, 90 s0s
- q spatsF lot investment, and Lockwoo
il wouldn't pay bis subscription towards n
ID ieving the wants of the families OF Il
+ poor volunteers, until the BHsIs made b
& derehctions public and forced him 10
." his duty.
DC We have bat word or two to say in T,
y gard to the charge OF meanness, prefers
III against US In Mr.. Lockwood's expianatio
d We may be ''mean, vile, and low" but '
a have the consolation Of knowing, that y
Oh have not become 80 'fmean, vile and low
la
~ AS TO be caught depossing our excreme
"a under our nsighbor's window, nor ha
OIL We submitted 10 the humiliating alteEnI
We tive, Of removing it, or to have the ID
nc preston Of our nosa stamped upon it.