Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-04-16

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pressed by Phillips and quoted BY Us are
endorsed BY the leading Republicans, the
following Descriptions 81 tbs reception and
attempt 10 iioaizs him In the u. 8. SEN
ase, must remove all thsir doabts. Read
the foiaesing special correspondence Of
the Chicago nases:
Ths United States Senate Chamber was
made the theatre Of strange and huaail-
laling scene yesterday. The actors were
Hannibal Hamlin, Vice President Of the
United States and Presidens Of the Senate
charles Sumner, Senator from Massaehu-
setes, and Wendell phillips, the high
priest OF abolasionisga and disanion. the
aefameg OF the consultation and the de.
faEner OF Gen. Mcclellan. These actors
having performed their parts in private,
proceeded to perform thur little drama
before the select audience Of the American
Senate. At the pre-arranged hour, the
great agitator was introduced into the
Senate Chamber by the Massachusetts pc
dant, aud conducted by him with The most
obsequious poiiseness 20 . position on the
aoor Of the Senate within the inner cir
cle Of desks. Here the great man was
seated. Instantly the President OF the
Senate rose, lsft bis chair of State, and
advanced TO the door to pay his homage
to the man who is an embodiment Of the
ideas that have plunged the country into
civil war. The example was followed By
all the radical members Of the Senate, and
| The apostle of abolition, Of seFTiis insar-
rection, and Of midnight rape and murder,
must have been intoxicated By the incense
Of 80 distinguished crowd OF worshipers.
Thank God, however, IL is pretty well
known that no one expects even common
sense from the men who now compose the
majority of The American Senate. Il was
once proud thing to be an American
Senator, in the days when the Senatorial
seats were filled with such men a. Web
seer, Clay, Colhoun, Douglas, DIX and
Dallas. But what can be expected Of q
body led by men like Jim LAne, Sumner
and Chandler
What DO The real HHfea men Of the na-
ton think Of the above described scene in
the United States Senate? Can any one
doubt hereafter, that the Administration
and majority Of the sennte, as we'll as
the leading men of the Black Republican
party, sympatbiEe With and endorse the
sentiments of WESpKIL PHILLIPS? Of
couFse, when they see the Senate Gambler
turned into q Hall Of rsception-when
| they see the author of the disuuion and
| reasonable sentiments conducted By tbs
great Republican leaders in the Senate,
$50 position On the aoor of Senate ssith-
in the inner circle Of dsska," and seated
when they see the Vice President Of the
United States, leave the chair Of STATE
and advance to the floor 10 welcome and
pay. homage TO such man, they must b
convinced that be is the embodiment s1c
expounder Of the sentiments Of the party
that called the present administration III
to power. No enc can double longer thai
the teachings and lectures Of Phillips aEe
pure and al lefied Black Republieanlsm
Phillips is one of these leaders referred to
by Washington correspondent of the
State Register, who keeps in advance OI
what appears to be the views Of the Pres
ldent, while Blair and Stanton are in tbs
rear of the Presidents policya the Presi-
dent bang as radical as the most radical
Simmer and Phillips included, 9cca-
pies 8 central position to "enAbIs him 81
the proper time, 10 bring the front and
rear together"