Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. 1869.
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| fE Mg M0T A w 9RD. at ,L
H@s the RssabliOan party had word
,te say against w sndsll Philips, who pub
Ilicly boassed that he has been engaged
FOR nineteen years Ia the work Of destroy
| ing she UnianP
Net q werd! ..s a. ....a ..sg@Er q
Has ID had word TO say against Viss
President Hamlin, who, knowing Phil
| lips reasonable sentiments, publicly
left che speakers Chair, IN the q. O.
Senate, and almast embraced him On the
ssoz OF ahat body v ia aaa eds s~
Not word .-. ..-.. t,-t s -...@
| Haa il had word 70 say against Sem
aasv Wads, wAo aeclsxsd pubiicly In the
Senate that-f'the man who pratss ahout
| traitor Si-Ss1 ~ q" NAN' - - - *
+ Not word! a. a S~..'
| .Has 1t had q ward 10 ssy Rgais& Rsp-
reaeatsiye Bingham, who said in the
House, Only . month or two ago, "wha
ia the name of Heaven wants the Cotton
States or any other State this side OF
pezaiaien 10 nam&in in the Unlou, IL
slavery Is to coutinus Z" :
Not word
+ Has Il bad d word TO say against
Thaadeus SteR sns, who recently said in
Qoagrszm thxth hs aEsa not for the res
spgasisn Of he UHiOA. il slaEsEyi is prs
ssryed.o
Not AWord! '-' -s 1853 -'.
Haa il had word 10 say against any
Of the fanasirs wiaD dectasA-stths Coue
stitatisa q, league VITA halR' and the
"Union covenant with ths dsyil?" So
Not wordi '-
| Haa IL had word 70 Aay against any
of- ita friends mhos hASs plundersd TOE
treasury in one year Of greater sam
| than tho yearly current sxpanses of Mr..
Hdchanan's @dminfstrationF'
Not word !--KeSGaofs Adpsrtiser.
I 1gtsai fr s-r- sszs#.s-~s-s~#B r-zeesrs-s rI-
ABoUT DRAFrEss--How IT ~ DONE.
There is growing opinion that draft
| ihg viii havs to be reserted 70 in the VA
ri Gus 5 @4tes ia order 30 raise the 800, 900
additional troops thas are called for, in
| ame to be of mataEial segvies. Tbs epin-
inn ia xaxy aaasxal In its fasss~ s00, ,0o0
men ia = large force to raise, aud in the
present kouditionA of the country, thsi
| number of volunteers cannot be immedi-
aseiS psasEads IN EusAH il Esiuatesring
i solely relied upon, the summer, the au.
/ sumn, and perhaps she. winter, viii pass
away before the nse army can be brought
into ths aeid.
sesaEting to the draft the wholt
| 800, ZOO eeaid be placed in camp withir
b shogs kiaae. We all know that IL tbs
asagn is 90 crnAh the rebellion, she nes
! army Is wasted Immediately. Why not
| lasn, taxa the only aurs step for prompt.
| lysalisEiag the men and placing them il
| The feId+ - r-.-y vTyrt f~.f
! SO sTipul oBiecsioa ssn ba fai.s
against the aEatss IL smakss no NOR
hardships upon ona man than another
Every citizen is under obligations to takt
| ap sfms In defence Of the Republic, ans
tie System Of drafting sostains this equal
lsy. All classes are alike subjecs to is
positive physical incapacity being the on
" execution, Every citizen, high or low
tieh or poor, naust take Aa equal chanc
Of going TO the war.
Some Of our people aEs Of the opiniol
that there h no Law aSiEaoriEiDg draft
beyond those lava which authorize forci
bic service within the State for limitet
time. Ths Is q mistake The father
of the Republic, ~ early as 1872, mad
ample provision for such an emergenc
as the present. The law is entitled, 18th
act to provide for the National Defense
By establishing Rn uniform Militia
throughout sbs United StA&sa." It wa
Rfterward amended, and applies TO a.
arms bearing citizens of the country.
In selieved thai witheuk special lava
the differ ant SEateS, the Government Enigt
/ legally assume the organization Of tn
militia. Drafting Is provided for an
troops thns raised employed At any poiE
, within the territory OF the United State
! In all, OF nearly all the States, reguls
, | tions to facilitate movements of the I'd
! tioual defense have been adopted !; caro-
ments Of militia are authorized or actE
ally m@ds, and any part or the whole {
! the population Of the Union, subject
: ni4saFys may be Legally called on 70 be'
q arms. -5ssrs - s-u....r.
The processes Of drafting in all Il
d States are simple, and do not material
vary. The names borne on the rolls iG
4 decided TO draw uponu whether OF ergai
i lEsd companies or regiments, or of q
> able bodied, asms-beAring citizens, a.
/. taken By lot, in A.e presence of prescEiI
n ed officials the persons drawn are nos
4 fed, AMI given oppurtunity to prove thet
: lselyes exempt, 70 provide acceptable su
|, slitut<a, failing in which, they are cor
relled 20 serve, or submit to heavy pc
: alties generally imprisonment.-c cinci
: nests EnqHsrer. - s.sa..-. .-.. #.-