Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07


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Assasssosg, apF1hinsn u ,er.a Of /.
sale Co, Hlsasi In ss@5kx hissvisSs
rslssive % shs saasasIpasloa policy Of The
Administration, be doabsless exursssse
the seasimsasa Of shs Dsnsssaey Of hi.
seesaea 81 eesatgy. In spsakiag VI Ehs
war be ssys:
" hope ik viii degasnstsnta that IA
publican aoxsgnmaaaa haze N snherssrs
strength sufficient to sussaia thensaIva..
and pFovs that our Goyesnmeas eannos be
oEsfshEOwn, although entertain ssrious
aoahsa ~ to tbs result. Not on aocouns
g wans on power CA the part OF the
NORTH bat owing 10 tbs mischisycs,s a.
nasicai bigotry Of our rulers, which seems
to have obtained some footing With s,,.g
people. This constant agitation al ths
aiaFssy question this sudden over yearn.
lag love for Tia negro and slavery ssnsn-
eipafion doctrine, or In short, Abolition
asns be whas We have TO fear. | think L
am JUSTIFIED In concluding that the present
administration, at least while influenced
~ these doctrines, can never out down
this rebellion and restore peace Ia the
country. The Republican party were not
IN powersizty days before they had nIung.
ed tbs country into 3 war hv refusing Ca
compromise, and by maintaining dontySnea
contrary TO the letter and spirit Of the
Constitution. From the dayof the inaus.
uratson OF their party into power until tie
pFsseas, they have endeayored constantly
to widen the breach between the coptanr.
ing sections, instead of desiring peace
and Unicn. Their frauds, peoalations
snd errors are without parallel. | learn
from the papers that Secretary Seward
has sent Pops Plus the 9th coDY Of ssDi-
plosnatie and Ministerial Correapondence
fer 1861 - in which Mr.. William II, Sew
ard figures coaspicuously MS a 1ipIomati.
olunderer. His book should have been
named "A Comedy Of Ersors.''
This abolition Congress discusses no
other questions than eon6aestian acts and
slave emancipation, some twenty hilIm
having been introduced on that subiees.
These bills propose to abolish State lines
- make siAye States territories tgeux
them as subdaed provinces-sst thu ne.
groea to farming ia South Carolina. and
pat Government agent to eentral than
q salary equal 70 the value of the oseo
raised They oder resolutions that ar
nay otheers shall EetREn no more iuciriyes:
and, lastly. they bave freed the negroes
In The District Of C0.ambia, thus throwing
helpless unprotected people upon So
aety which always l3oksd apon them az
servants AID interiors. These negroes
have no means of suhsistencass and are
Earned out to starve, steal--to infeas eve
r. avenue as beggars-te ill prisons and
gorkhonsesl This Is abolition uhiIaa-
lhropy and it is for the trausaeeing Of
such business that tAis Congress devote
their time, and squaEieE the public non-
e should consider all this as GRIMM.
aI, and deserving Of The iass eondemina-
Eson of every honest man.
have not mentioned these odioas and
unequal tax bilis, or saslr hIundeg ing dis
ordinations Ia favor of the stock iobbers
Ia tue issue OF their treasury notes, or Of
the arbitrary arrests and imprisonment bv
order Of the President or Secretary Of
War, OF good eiEixeas-of men and women
Of Fespeetability, without charge being
preferred against them--ksps in fsloas'
cells at the pleasure of The Secretary a.
fsresaid, without bearing, and some Of
Ehem afterwards released without ever
kno wing Why 30 imprisoned, detained or
released!
Saeh state of things never existed
even under the reign of the Bloody JEFF
free or the Star Chamber! But enough.
1t will devolEe on the Democracy to Dat
down this rebellion, restore peace and the
Union, and collect the taxes TO pay the
debts Of this war.