Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30


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GArisf. The subvsrsicn ofths order Of
nassrs, the laws Of State, and the lava
Of God, is necessary then, TO the shfmsr.
ioal expsramsns of slssatiag the doomes
negro rars TO polsssoal and social squal-
ity wisA the Anglo Anarieaaa
The experiences ii ages, the laws IL -
aaons, the united voies Of my true foilow
eEs, raised impl0singly sgainss such IN
ssaae fally, sad the commands Of God TO
dssiss from the work Of destroying the
beautiful systsm Of salt government in
situated BY Jour fathers, and approved by
high Heaven, and upon which thewofid
eeHsered its highest hopes Of aeliveraaes
from che thraldom Of dsspotism l--all
must yield to the mad faaatieism Of POI
litical and clerical aspirants to power,
with which to crush ont the libsssy Of ths
people ones 50 dear to thsm l.
Shall not the eg4es Of my faithful fol-
lowers, the dsep mourning Of The Feners-
bic patriots for the loss OF the GoEera-
mant they 90 muoh nved, aoT me grosns
of the manned thousands, and she dying
upon hundred battle fields Of tha frati-
cidal war nov delnging the Land NTH tAs
blood Of hsetArsR, nsT the sdmoaitaoas al
sagss, aad wise men Of ali ages, nor tsach-
ings Of the SAVIOR nor eOsamands Of
God's holy word, deaar ron from apross-
ing the best government ever ooufsrrsd
upoA man, and thereby blasting the hopes
OF my people, and the civilized worldly
Bsscbsrs--Is 10 believed By alisEue abs-
Ationiass intending mysslf, that this gov
srnmsnt is not the lest government o.
earth but that it is wanting 10 many re-
/ speets, In the frat plaes, its COnssitu-
ton allows the several States and Terri
tories to enslavs the poor negro; and
hence sit is league with the Devil aud .
COVENANT with He'll" aa.-as .es.a..@
IL Is tvsss, thai several of the States In
order that the nulliHeasfun Of the Consti.
tuition and laws, may be complete, aad
eEectual, have passed laws deaomiHatad
'fSersonal liberty hills, which make it q
high crime TO execute chs laws of tbs
United stAtes, In those States; and FUR,
| shsr; the abolition portion Of Congress
have at car reqssst, adopted the plan d
processing friendship and love for tina
instrument, for the purpose Of insaEins
their elections, and then taking the oasl
% Support the same, ne an hoasst A&l
would DO, proceed to operate against il
- though no obligation had been taken
There can be no objection to SUCK eours
as no sin attaches to ''pioas fraud" whel
shs object sought, IS la this case, ia Il
advance the carse Of political Abolition
lam, whether the act be perjury, mards
or tre&s0nl
No people ought 10 be permitted to gov
srn themselves, as has been the case il
these United States nor should any mal
be permitsed to hold any place of honor
profit, or trust, out Of the pale Of sh
evangelical church the evangelical
clergy with paots King, and nobls, b.
"diVine right" ought, and viii gavsr'
this people, al whatever sacrifice Of treas
ure and blood, it may require to accom-
plish this long desiEed object The chris
tian religion Is a progressive scisaea; an'
a. the human science ia far advanced Il
this age, beyond that Of Moses time, o
that Of the christian era; 80 should th
'Fgo4ns American" principle apply to Ga
sAEistian religion By way Of ''improvc
ment" and hence political abolition /
Incorporated into the religion We teach
| Chriat.---Bas are you nos obnekioas .
the charge Of adding 70 and soaking froh
the book Of this prophecy 9'' And hay
you so far sunk into the Labyrinth of in
fidelity, that Jon do nos heed the swfa
penalties. sand God shsll add azssu hin
| the plsgaes that are written In this bool
Is And God shall take awsl
his part ous Of the book Of life. "-RsEe
lakion 22d chap. 18th and lSth vsrsns.
4 Bas, sis, ths world has yet 70 learn, tina
the human family are wiser to-day, thai
they were thrse thousand years ago. Wb'
bat himse!f shall proclaim Henry VAR
Beeeher more wise, or intellectual man
than 'ffajthfnl Abraham or who shal
say 10 the face Of ny people, that tai
4 egosiatie iz6dag 10 advanced farther ii
| religious literature, or sAas be is in alos
e communion With God, than we're libra.
! hau, Isaac and Jacob 7 - gr..ssats L.
| Ii Pops, Milton, and others OF aodsrs
times, acquired fame IS poets, 30 no nas
os the nineteenth century has been fount
equal In posticai talent to Homer, Ter
paadeEs Tyrtasass DraeO, and Terrence
ths carthageniam slavs. Lucilius, Hcr
ace and Virgil, have no need 70 consul
| the Rev, Inidel cyclists Of this age to n,
able them to eompass favorably "a poets
with any otheF age. a.
| Historians OF our time have not found
IL an easy task to acquire fame n
such, which aMosss, Heaedstus, Tha,
cididss, Xsnophsn, Plusareh, saAusa
Tscitas, and Quintua Uartias, would
envy, If shepripe compelled them % gisi
In exchange the lofty eulnsnss aoqairsd
In the early ages by shs towering talents