Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06

@R@~A O0S @aa an@octa4 RUM which nol
exists in every part Of the countrywide
it is responsible, for every Life lost h
the war-that it i responsible, for, an.
should receive the curses Of every wifi
made widow, and IL every cAild mad
an orphan, By the present civil w~x.-
In short that it will be responsible TO
tbs dissolution Of the Union, ahould ii,
Union be dissolved.
shaA such q party bs continued il
power or will the people change shsil
rufsrwr Les the Baiios-boxe at th,
naxs slsssaan proalaim shs snswur.
MEa1EgYEeNs ApUPTxD ny rxy
co aav9asSg o. IeWA, IN STATE
!. That sha Oansslsataoa and the Uniog
and the laws mnst b preserves and main.
saaned In all their righsfnl supremacy
and that tina Rebellion, now in arm,
against shszn, mass be suppressed aue
pat down md thas ws are ID favor of al
Constitutional msans for that purpose
not merely By force &c arrns, bnt by sucl
other measures al common sense, resaop
sad pasriDkisn VIII raAdiIs suggest 10 n.
governing powers. 80
z That the true interests of the eoun.
szys 40 well a. the dictates Of humanity
Es4aIa saat no more war or sets Of WA
,@saoaao Dc Prosecuted Or done than ar,
necessary and PROBES, ander tha Oonwt;,
tuition, for the pronpt ana cs~.nIsse .,r
preston OF the rebellion. SOP
=. That the present war, as avowsd by
the Presidsns and Congress, and uadsE-
stood by the people, was commenced and
prosecuted for the purpose Of suppressins
the rehaliion, and preserving and vindi-
eating the ConBsatassou, the Union and
the laws and for thai axsrD.aass a.sgs.
4. That the DOCTRINES Of the secession
lists and Of the ahol$1onlsss, - the latter
are now repreeAted In Congress. are
alike false to me Constitution and ire
coneilable >@lth shs unity and peaoe Of
the coup<y; the frat have already in
volve6as IN erasl civil war, and the
othns fehs additionally will leave to the
esunfy but little hops 81 the speedy res
te<Aflon OF union or peace, unless the
schemes Of confacation, amaneipatior.
and other unconstitutional rnsasupes
which have been lately carried and a.
tempted to be carried through Congrsss.
be rebaked by the people.
5. That the doctrine az State naoaan;..
: unknown to ouF Government or laws
nas the Constitution and the laws ara
' ! Tor any aaneEgsucy, and that
ne suppression Of the freedom Oh sneeoh,
"a Or the press, and the unlawful 80 |
4 citizens and the suspension of the |
ssis OF haosGs corpus, In violation of he |
,onssa tuition, In States, where the eiw,T ;,
1sAa critics are uninpeded, il u~s' -sII
srous to civil liberty, and - 81 dan
lssea at the ballos-bov saonld be re-
the land. py every freeman
D. Thas -
len, a. lis il . government of white
Id was established exclusively for
go white race; that tho negroes are not
1vtitled to, and ought not 20 be entitled
70 political or social equality with the
white race, bat thai ID IL cur duty to treat
hem with kindness and consideration,
IS an inferior and dependent race; that
he right of she several States to deter
nine the position and duties of the race
. sovereign right, and the pledges Of
he Constitution require IL as loyal citi-
lens not 20 interfere ahsrswith. That
he party fanaticism or crime, Winchester
{ may be called, thai seeks to turn the
l&Ves of the Soatharn States loose to
oyarrun the North, and enter into com
petition with the whisa laboring classes,
ihus degrading their manhood By placing
hem on an equality With the negroes Ii
heir occupation, Ia insulting 10 our race
md merits our ssnps&ais and unqualified
7. That She purchase Of the slaves, by
ne GoEegnmenk, Is proposed by the Pres
dent, will impose &u oasrous and unsn-
IuTable burden, upon the present gen
ration and entail upon posksrity grisv-
3. That Congress, In the enactment of |
be late Tariff and Tax bilIs, and the
'Essident, by his approval Of those acts,
ave imposed unfair and unjust enact |
aaats apon ths people at large, by dis
Eliminating in these acts in favor of the /
comparatively wealthy, am against thoss
rho are least able 70 bear the burdens Of |
axasion~ ....~
9. That We rscus with patriotic pride
tho bravery sad vaios of shs okeers
I'D soldieFa of all the Iowa regiments.
Ehibited In the. struggles, upon many
loody fields in whiah thsy have bean en-
aged-and that this Convention In be-
All or the DEM craey Of this State tea
ars 70 them united testimony 10 their
Nor and deYotion 10 The Constitutieu
10 shs Union; and offers TO The friends
70 families OF those who have fallen ur4
tie aeld, IDS sincere sympathy and
ndols0ca. tfrE
LII THAI viswing TIE glorias Of the
90 ano contemplating the gls6asg real.
% on the present, ws believe there ID
nope IN the future for the perpesulsv !.
oas system OF Government, bat by pre.
Fvang she Consultation ifayiolass and iuI
spscsiag Ii BY both GovsrnmsDs and
ople - . sacred aspaaision III inayid-
aao state rights. Il
= "A econoEaloal and syssanasic Adj 4
sissssfion Of the Government by whilst !
Ifnptlcn viii ba prevenssa, sxtrays- 9.
- - stfaanssa sxpendisurss reduced. 8,
hsayy sAxasion rendered unnecessarT 10.
= ealfivafang ssaoag Tho psopie la = =
Els vi american Fraternity. wsSeh sssassa | as
wv no Meg#&h r.s4 ~4-.A4 Y ~@sSS 4