Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-08
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s.@sCsrAEs TRE RAKSankNy.n
prasssans LlseoIs took sach ananssrE"
ssive course In his late message, and 30
rsaolussly withssood the Abolition DE-
wasna Tor the emancipation and sFmang OIL
ma slasas oil rshsls, that the Democracy
almost ananimouaiy said, s'sassain the
President When iswss known that the
President had compelled Secretary Cana
eroa - modify his report, In regard 70
libarasing and ayming The slaves al con-
sssx aEssa men aaid, sssaEssa zAs Rssi-
asaa's Sc fas ws have sos ssaafspE his
.aess apoa the sabieot rsfsrTed %, any
reason for changing this almost universal
approval of what seemed 10 be hta policy
Bot letter writers from WaShingtos, are
busily engaged in rsssHciling the Adolf
tssa portion Of the Presidents friendas 70
the position apparently taken BY him In his
message. They tell the Abolisionisss that
the President 10 really With them In senti'
neut. bat has taken the course indicates
In his message for the purpose ef "kssp'
ing the fsamsaAA Feas sossshos.
LusxxxsALE. the Washingtoa cores
uoudehs of the Iowa State Rsgsassr, the
oaclAI organ of the Republican party IN
this State, under date Of Dec. 10, 1891,
writes as follows:
ftIf tks President thsssfaTs has aos eaHas ~ 70
gasltlsf - high - that eazup1 tas Ps9gs "
ths sExts thai we're eYai fEam tke siAFtas aksa -
fhaE ooeuptra ~ Ehs 9ResasaFy ~ sf-sth essA
gsThapa be sees = neosaslsKan "AsepiaN tfasa s@a
Faas lassthsT," last as ssasrs1a, ssAn Aa&nas,
rganaIIe ana sshsF t'uilxaAS Of eu assaluas@A ~
sra weFs ess,p cd at aFsts to - sl1wsf tnAh taRy
wlshSd tos fFsE pE sasARStnz anl al 4saht on tAF
'c1asgfyalIs as, zaVsa aid sna ss~"PFsAll9A sefs
nsssssaxy wAaa aSAttsEs sasala be Ftssfpf tae pss
iSgatlaE Fl ladies' ssasmsa. an wllllaH se issHA
that aps ethinx slmIiA3 70 tails IL MI LaIssasa p~
iey HGsntHks sad Western SlfetHis ssAh 2e-
clare in tavaf Of esaahsiaAst9n IS - hst
lnsFsbaSs tAAt VAL be - &ss Aaes OF we rear 70
yards ths ffgat uhiek will enable the A8Ssa 81 ava
ssa 10 bslas sn Its tafraS nss ltae u hsttF, Asa
fAsa Gas lsaa sAatGed saas VII eaGa fsf'n ffoin
r3Kas 70 Jeff ia sash say s. wlh hst tsfflfy 9af
eva ~ ~, sh4aEh Ii sMlsht sgssa VI ID $50 How'
Here ws base the plain declarations that
ne prsssasws agrees with tssessaasy Gam
eron hss does moi adsaass - fast ~ the
Secretary, fefs asas os sassAag 'soas Of
sight Of the eoassrvatiyss.S That be
xsss slower slaam b. wishes, In order TO
hggug 30 shs sonssgv natives wbo new 90.
supy the reaF Of bis party, and whose
dad and so-epeSatboa" will BE- ''nse's'
aasy whsm saaassgs age ripe fsF tbs A@sla'
rasioa or Eaaaasipaalen. And b. sells
- shas mastrs wiIi ''bs ripe" wbSb
sgsnsuaky aua Western Siygisia shall
declare In favor u emancipation"
sTbsn Gl,s laax ahatssd gsas s1Il bsiSb
forth from right 10 lgfs.o TsFD will ell
shs Administration 1'fossss bs bfoaghi
laao line Of batGis,H Tbsa lsa iFess aaa
gaas will b. sossGbgr, aa4 sssfstA1y Cana
sron,s golley vii b. saoptsa ~aaaasseips'
ten dselarei aBd ghs slaves aff8ag 10 eHt
The thsom4sof ahsls aassteFs 1ad E#aEa$'
Asfaaestass wewss aAd shii4ssn. II tlsi'
correspondent h 10 BE- bsIisvs'i. 'as Pre-
iasHs IL yjsyiag he bynesFise ~ish 81
REPRESENTATIVES y go ~ ssasiy @Ds9f -
esvisras," ais woaIa ~ ~ tsT ~ sbs ia1
sberess, If be did B9s fsas ssss by fsiie~laa
bis ewn ibsBisssie8s, be night "as1yass'
OUT Of slgbb' Of bic ''so"sssS'Iss' 1F'"s'4
who pow seeapy "tbe Taav" VI BE parry
II sssh IL Saaily Tbs position VI d.
pgasl4sDs, tbsss, 9asse!f among tbs BtiD
bsg. VIC kays ssias ''swss@aa tha Ps@sl
Aeut, - base advanced . listls ie9 tsss, 49,
w. smay b. forced 10 asssyes34F 9sF p9s'
gloa, and oeespy 80 aFwsea asgtFsllsg, ai's
Jet tbs abolitioa dls8aioalsts aB4 Tbs ~
eassioa disasi3aisEs Agbt IL out, W.
cgala DOT aay 'saHaia tb3 PfeshifBt," }
BE- adopts Secretary CaEasE9H'H Slsvs, 80
II wo taks groaBd against the Admins
sFstlon, wben IL Aas alI Of lts ''toFsss,
black aad white, ''la tiBe OF bsEFte," VI
mlzhg gea8lgs 81 aawsIe9tns BelsalI@ tsoa
one Of bis ''ioag sb0tted ggns," !"
hope the PFesid at will adhere 10 the pol
Icy indicated 10 bis message IN reiatloa Il
slayaa, Eba howiings Of sas aeaiisios p@Et.,
to the contrary, notwithstanding. II Oh
Uwson Is preserved, II vii bs done By I'd
haglnx to the Constitati9a-by bringing
the seeded States back, wish. all thei
Constitutional rights sad privileges
Slavery eansos be abolishsa~~ssates eaa
noG be divided Of consolidated, or rs4u0
al 70 asavrEsorsal condition, without thsi
consent, and the Union aud Constitution
be preserved. ii ths President seeks Il
maintain the Constitution In all u IL
paris, and to re~essablish The Onion as
cas prior to the rebellion, he will be sus
taincd by every party in the North exceP
the abolition disunion party. II on th
other hasa, he Eesks to verify bis predic
tion, that s'this Union cannot Famala bal
slave and hall free--it must be all slaT
or all fEes," b. adopting Secretary Cam
gou's views, he will not be sustained a
she North by any party bat the abo'itie'
party, and Is that parry has Always adSo
Gated the dissolution of the Union, the &c
Acknowledgement Of the independence OF tn
Southern Confedegacy, will a. q matter
necessity soon take place. IL il said tha
the President when asked what course b
would pursue IN relation e the demand
Of EngIand in the Mason and slfdell case
said. salt wou,s do 10 have f,so wasrs o
hand at once" and we think when he ha
no other baakiaz shan the Abolition par
tv- that ho will come 10 the sensible coz
slnxson, that one var will be TOO muc
for him to carry On with success