Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-03

/ BlAspasmIaa Of this sagai awe Rssagssd
10, 10 psaeurs aanda for Sunday aaAoels,
aad osAss asRsy insaituians. cdaassssd
with sAass nsa made swiHalisg sfshmrshs
% ~ DOS il sAia all. There ID a. ulsasior
sejsss ~ all shis, whisA sadssaisa ahs
wasla fabric Ii ia the nsaaaamiss9 10
the asssady hgldgsa and graded road Vi
ssealas powsgs sad sosn, vary ssaas .
King an EnpeR0r, Stats Cassrcal -
andabsrsysnew sounding "a dslightfally
ia The AmsEioan sar, will be crushed out
andss ihs iron heal Of desposism.z agza .a
But aaOsaeE appliance oennsessd with
the machinery ii these ia6dsl sfsangssgas
sioasa fog tbs destruction Of eur llbaesiesy
upon shsE ruins Of which, Ia TO be Sails up
a pFofsssedly pisuss bat ssslly sd iaadst
dsspetIsxs and thai appliance 10 the
"ARsFsaan Tract sosissy, y mestisnsa In
another paragraph, auxiliary to saieh,
ars the ladies 'ssewing sOoistiss, n @Haits
sooietisss &C., &c. III ...- 4.aaea. 81
All shsss societies and associations 81.
iats arst on shs almost criminal creduli.
~ OF the people, and secondly on shs ca. |
pidity Of the aman of the woEld,p who
"gaes@a tog AanoEs, potas, custom In bus
insass aaa suecess in his pFofsssiou. I
Rev. Doctor Styles Ely, Of Philadel- |
phia, in the year 1896, On tbs eth ogJuIy, |
preached sermon in which be Glads the |
following statement: -...r.. Il s7e.
"Ia ten, or swsnty ysaEs At most, the |
Government of the Uaised States viii BE- |
in the hands Of sbe PEesbyterians through |
the means Of Sunday schools p ap
The Rev. gentleman, In making the
statement overstepped the mark "a TO time; |
but otherwise the propAssy 10 as trus as
Moses ever prodhesisd and three or sour
years after, be had BY his own itinsratiug
exsrsions, begged from the poer and the
rich City thousand dollars for the purvoseI
estsaaibly Of establishing Sunday schools
ia tbs valley of the Mississippi, and aeu.
traiising the ''Cathollo inauenee,n which
DO represented - spreading VITA great "a
pidisy there. With his ill-gosten gain,
be imHigratsd hitiher, and settled in Mia
soari, and lived and died, Il believe, On
his pasaast .~..5..s
knorts are being made now a. then, TO
strengthen these institutions, with a per-
severance worthy of good sauaa. Mil
lions OF money are being frauauleutly
hlehed from the poor, as we'll as the we'll
to do, to aid these Rev. traitors in the
work Of destroying our once free Govern
menk
Hear what the Rev. james o. Murray
has to say in his address before the Sab
bath School Society, 1862. /
II do not believe the pulpit. without
sns aId OF thla Institution, sabbath saheoll
could have kept the youth of our iand 90
far sound at heart, on the question: OF the
scriptures poisoned, alas, toe Gaauy Of
them, BY the miAsmA Of rationaIsana, ia
haIed unsuspectingly, sometimes al lyce-
umss sometimes as it was inhaled trpm
the popular fetions or magazines. Bat
IL is due to the Sabbath School largely.
If not mainly, that our American chris
tanliy, stands where it does to-day for
purity of doctrine" FOREIGN
missions use the sabbath school a. reau-
Larry as the printing press. .
1t Is the Hdtss purpose of the Sabbath
schooi to make the youth Of our eongre-
cations yes Congregations" for they
have no part or lot in the church Of
Christi wise unto salvation, mighty In the
scriptures. But they in doing this sub
seEFsa eoGAa4eT0a p1rpose, in itself one of /,
grandeur, and which needs special atsen-
ton from US now refer to Che connee-
uon between the Sabbalh schools aud free
Extracts from the Sunday
school g Vel Spring." July 4th 1862.
"Bat in doing this collateral parpsse
in itself one of grandeur ; / rafeg to Ghs
connection between the Sabbath schools
and our freq Institutions"
Aside from the scriptures, good NOR
ais and religion, a "coaaterai pgrpose'' 1
ia intended that purpose is to operate on
our "free Institutions" Indeed it has
operated on our free institutions already !
with a vengeance. "Our free iastisu-
lions" are sacrificed to the wild ambition
Of the ihfdal teachers Of disobediencs to I
The lava Of god and man, through the
means Of Sunday schools, and other in
Fentfont Of wicked meu-tFaitors to the
Government undar which they received
protection, and its Constitution and
laws. Il
What may we not expect neat? A
Congress who despiss and trample under
foot tina Constitution and laws. 4 Pres 4
ldsnt, and Cabinet who have promulgated
the "higher Law doctrines" for years,
from the political stump, and who this
are ssadiag 70 tia American Bas-
tiles, patriotic men for no other reasons
han their adherence TO the principles of
the Constitution, and Lava, and the love !,
hey bear to that freedom they 90 long en-
Ioysds hsfoTs the pEssent despetie Gsv-
srnmanE waS instituted On the ruins of !
that fresdom, and last sn unseEapulous ,
and inhdsl Clergy, shouting HAllelajahs
over the destruction Of our fras Gsxarn-
nsnt, and the Infatuated workings of the
present infamous dssposism which has Ia
Ken the place OF that free Government
hay THE Goasrnmsnt1 are conGdsnt of
the support of the Rev. traitors for all
time TO come and under such eireum-
stances, | ask what can We expect but the
lsysa! triumph Of this wicked dsaposism