Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19


The following article, which we clip
from the N. 7. FreSmGH's Journal and
Catholic RegssasT, Is to the point and
deserves to be veil considered By every
eitixen Of the Great Northwest The
time Is fast approaching when shis great
national question must be settled, and
the interests Of the Middle, aorth-wes-
tern aud Southern States, are 80 intimate
ly pleaded togsshsr, that the North west
may yet be made the naclsus around
whieh the States having somnon inter
est with them will rally in the recon
strussion of the once glorious, bat now
broken Union
There 10 bat one way, to units tbs
North. The October elections have set
tied that point. Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
dia, have all wheeled into line en- the cd
Democratic ground. Our latest reports
tell, that notwithstanding tell lie graphic
reports to the contrary, Iowa has very
probably given also Democrats major
ity on her State ticket. The decided and
overwhelming votes of Ohio and Indiana
show where the great Northwest La going
to be found. The general result in New
JERSEY i this day az certain ~ If the
election WAS already over. The issue
il presented with perfect distinctnsss 20
the State Of New York. viii she esst
Der vote 50 as TO nnils the North, or will
she, by secumbing to undiaguisad Aboli'
tionism, inaugurate . new AID deadly
conflict between the Eass and West p
The great Northwest will not submit to
New England interference and cheating.
Remember how, 10 the desperate charges
OF the Illinois regiments on the rebsls as
Fort Donnelson, thsy yielded to their adj
versariss: sfIt 10 not damned yankees you
have 20 deal with here l''
We have piles of letters from the lit
tie villages and from the quiet faEns Of
the North west, that show the people In
that region see through the down east
Yankee cheat Of late Congressional legis-
lation in regard to taxes and . tariff
They know that Aboiitionism was ased
as the pretext for taxing their wheat,
their corn, their live stock, and their
broad acres, for ths benaat Of New Eng
Land manufacturers, and TO par interests
on the Federal debt held by Eastern cap
italisss, almost exclusively. Theirs IL
| nothing la the contingent future more
certain than that the Northwest wonst
submit 70 anything of the kind. They
will have the Congressional Legislation OIL
New England rogues, lately enacted In
the saetiaed name Of promotiag Adolf
tionism, reversed or they viii right their
own wroags By the methods that outraged
States are accustomed 10 pursue. We
Aave Just now before "a Iessar from d
gentleman at the Wsst--one likely % be
n position 10 deEslop his viawa next
rear Ii . Legislative capacity, in which
he says:
ssThs United States bonds will DO own
ed by yaur Assors, BE. THIS Wssssvn
States viii hare TO pay some ten OF swsnsy
millions year 70 these msn by war Of
interest the bondhel5ess psying 40 tax
on them whatsoever. How long do ysa
suppose thsy win consent 10 par isS--
VIII they not say: We viii take thai
money and build railread 10 the Pasi6o,
AMI lss thsss men gss sAsis inswss the
beas wsy thar eAnl Think Of sAis. II
MT the nsgre Question: going % BE- sb~
sorbsd snsfrsly IN the qasssfon Of taxa
sieaS Are ws noe gong 70 hass disss-