Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-10-29
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of govarnment 70 representative lead
/ sr's-in oshsr words Dictator ire
apectiys of fsths fogns Of law.o Its
Language was-4sa We are In the midst OF
ii ssyoiusion, Aad In sueh emergencies, Ii
the people ars very apt 70 find soaa rep
Il rsssntatdssps Leader, IL tho fsrxAa OF Law
did not happen 70 giYe them sns.-
!. IL w6uE0 BE WILL roe I'm. LIN
cox 10 RRAa IN aTaD xaR POSSIBILITY /
or sEcH An gyxsT."
: Ihe saantry Was startled 90 che hint
/ for tbs preaidant had not been three
snougha in his chair. The bold, radical
sentiment, did aot meet with . popular
response, and the Imnss shrank back from
G the preelpiea is had approached, and APP
u parsnsly concluded to bids mere favor
lawament. But 1t now grows holder,
and in one of its last weeks articles,
again presses forward the asrocioas
j. thre@s. Following it up in the present
|
ssAr. Lincoln may not realise the fsess
and none Of bis secretaries probably will
venture to tell of il, that the people look
upon che Government at Washington ~
IN actually to pieces, and BY its WEAKNESS
Do aaa IscAPAcfrY, Offering Itself pray %
the PlRsr STRONG hand THAT WILL ygs~
ruRz 30 sFgxx To / .s
=! The wish IL No doabt father 10 tAe
"a thought but We trust it will be thro@u
~ away upon the patriotic and gallant usssl
IL intended to be influenced by it--those
-~ now undsr arms--the vast majority 81
d whom will eoutead to the lass for tAe
Constitution as it Il, and the Union ~ II
was, What aa1as much 70 tbs imports
aP ance of this demonstration is, that th'
The n. Y. independent throws out simila
1t seatimsnta--shnA showing a concert o
acsion towards the sans end. The Las
Vi issus Of the Independent has an elAbo
en-. rake leader, pointing Enthusiastically Z
the the dictatorship. Il can mean nothin
s.v else. Its language ia
-r ''It is q supreme and exErsordinar
l'A0 want of executive administrative saleu
hat al the head of Government, that ia bring
po- ing as to humiliation, and setting til
mi great nation np rs . false witness againa
=, liberty and Christian civilization.
~"0 We have no doubt whatever thi
lev Mr.. Lincoln means well; but he is q
Q 9 overmatched man. - HE CANNOT Cal
this az TIE GOVERNMENT IN IFS GREAT Xxx
-, GESCY.
Wv According therefore to these Repaid
'ds- can organs, our Constitutional Govern
ment has failed US, and the Preidei
ia whom they were 50 elamerous to cleo
falls so far behind those who have pr
'''" ceded him in office, as to BIO pronounce
% San over. matched man." who is "brin
ver- ing US to humiliation" Such slgpihes
,v of remarks, coming from the lndependeE
are more important even than those fro
p ordinary political sources. The Ind
to pendent 10 the battery that has its eie
lblie trio wires touching upon thousands
exe. pulpits. The hand that tones toe thu
:. Der CT that battery, is Of him who
ID tongue declared in the North Church
ens fe meeting, long before thu war, Il
aud ''she Consultation is the fountain d
sring father Of our troublss-and that it v
-, In due time to be blown up, thrown
out rocks and bombs like the fortress
Ssbastopol.'"
Il iR worse than useless to say that
this Is TOO lnslgnineanE 20 De hotSd
this Loyal Union men at thu South said so
rivaa secessionism, when it first began the
-, but see bow that which at first WAS
l''o" bigger than mans hand, has now
ma sor6ed the Southern sentiment The ?
, ak icy now Swallowed forth. to emaucip
.,nh- The slaves of the South, and make slas
-. By dictatorship, of the freemen OF
Az North. is more rampant in this part
They the county, ana more dlsrespecdul
it is The executive authority of the Union,
J H. these articles of the \. Y. Times
independent show, than secessionism v
south of Mason and Dixon's line th
with wears ago. Lake that, too, if persis
B Ma. in, it may eulminate-if not in ''suy
C,t ceding" President Lincoln; perhaps
raising up some Abolition JEFF. Davis
ma head rebellion against him. The
last men Of the country cannot be too .
~ in awake to the signs Of the times.
ulo sver-reliable Democracy, with all c
CIV ervatlvs men, however heretofore di,
trap ed, will be ever found, In such a trial
2, the The side of the constitutional authorit
a not whoever NAV be President.