Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

u sissssss0sShs zoe TIM would ineits the
Esresstavagaxo genes u midnight mae.
aar and - jadgmsaA Of enlightened
nd N<ilised Gnnanisy condemns an APP
Seal t8 The oapidisy Or - of the soldiery. i
Shall we, then. who have In keeping, the
honorable memories OF oar fathers, who L
are anenahle 10 the Judgment OF the
civilized nasions, shall ne insaaa % ear
aid the negroes OF the South calling up
the foul spirit Of insurrsctions snd MAX
ing indiscriminsse and unoeakraliea wsr
upou man, women, and chikdrsny Aznia
saanas Too hasxibla 10 ha described, and
too wicked 10 bring blessing. As be-
bslievs eur soldiers are swong and brave, I
[ denounce IL as an insult TO Them and,
~ am ysalous Of Our coed mama and
fair fame, wsala make peoslaEaasion ef |
IL az a thing 20 atrocious 80 10 c0nslgn |
us 10 infamy In the eyes OF sAe civilized
world. a@ fg& l.@ t@ zAtE#E
mir. Hendricks then considers u
some length the colonization policy pro-
posed By the President, By which aasaas
ihs negroes Of rebels who may BE- SCI
free. are 10 be provided for. .--..
Emancipation, then, NJ var msasure,
Ia weakness and not strength burden
and not = support and can be adapted
only ~ the means Of revenge TO destroy
the South, bus not to restore the Uni0n.-
| and to thai aspect Of shs qasstiou& call
your attention. #zzs sd
THE DUTY or THE DEMOCRACY AID xaR NJ
xEREsrs or THE PRoRLE on THg soRgHwxsT.
IA = party, the dgrsseracy Of tina EoEsh-
west have nos been seotioaal, bat hare
| advocated equality of rights and pTiTil-
| ewes 20 all-and thus far have even con-
| ceded that New England and Pennsyiva~
MIA mi gbt have the TeveBas policy of ssae
| United States so adjusted a. TO give them
an saxantags of from twenty TO forty
/ DER cent. upon their labor more than eould
| be gisen to COR labor. Bot We are now
l being 80 crushed that, il We and our chill
dren are not 20 become the showers Of
wood and drawers OF water for the cap
italists of New EaglAnd and Peansylva-
MIA. ne mast look 20 the interests Of our
secsien and fsg the 6rst sime In nag life
intend to speak ~ sectional man.
/ We azs nos notwithstanding people,
| and cannot well become such; our wealth
must eona from the cnlsivasien Of she
soil, aad 10 Of those heavg and bulky ar
ticles that require convenient market
and eheapnsss of transportation. A fer
sign demand will enrich those regions
from which there is convenient and chaap
approach 30 the ocean, bat ii eannoa
greatly heDehE us; our corn and wheat
; hogs and cattle, are 90 weighty and buEky
that, before they reach the Sea coast,
much Of their vaIas is lest 81 the eost o.
transportation. And Ghis must continue
for railroad transportation caRnot becoEas
cheap. THIS naligH poiioyfof the part
: nov in power, in the enactment OF IN
tariff of last Summer, which In ordinary
, times will be prohibitory and defeat rev
! anue, AID which makes ~ buy ak big
prices and sell at low prices, and whicl
Z will impair our foreign market, haz here
!. sofors BEEN partially defeated by tn
short crops in Europe, causing large
n foreign duansnd fol breadstuHs than w.
= have enjoyed perhaps since l847; yct
= with "a extraoi binary forcing demana
!. for all we have TO seh what Is orr con
!. ditionS Compare the present with GU
. condition 10 months since and we haEi
: the answer. Our hogs were then WORT
y from four TO Ave dollars per hundred
= they are nov worth from TWO TO two dol
= lars and Fifty cents. Our corn and whsa
: and cattle have fallea almost la like pro
: portion. And further to the West m
= derstand the Losses are still greater, Il
: thai degree that in. some localities in Iii
= nois the useful and valuable articles @
= corn In used as the cheapest fuel. Il
i estimate our loases in Indiana for thi
:. year Is difhealt; bat We may assume upal
= pork the following: Upon each 100 lbs
g. and an average weight Of $50 lbs
z gives loss of Is On each hog. Upol
J railroad there have beaa shipped loo, %
n head. and assuming that TO be one-tent
- of the hogs in the State, the entire stoc
:. for markes ia the State for this year
= 900, 600, and our losses upon PORK
"A s. 600, 900. IL is probably safe to al
- sumo Al equal loss upon each Of the art
T eles Of corn, wheat and other stock, nal
=. ing the loss 10 the agricultural iateEes
10 of Indians 80, 900, 900. These estimas,
are not reliable and are not given as sue
but rather % illustrations. The nai
- fact Ia that our losses are enormus.
- the reflective mind the inquiry arise
- why is shas soY 1t is not for the VA
= of foreign demand-we have THAI in 1
~ increased degree; 1t IL not In the soarei
: Of money-that Is abundant for all Il
- wants of ouT trade; but the answer ID
A. the fact that We are cut oG from o.
- Southern aarkes. II l. striking TAI
20 In CONTRAST, that the Eastssn States, du
:. ing the last nine months, have aceumala
ed more wealth than daEing the same tiH
- at any period Of their history. For q
- want Of the Southern market, the meA
- indiana lose nearly oae-hsif the rswar'
~ Of their labor. Why that market il
A. such value % ns il apparent upon N
Il ment's reflection; the transportation
- our heavy and bulky products upon I
A rivers is easy and cheap--is il the int
est Of the South mainly 10 amploy b
J. Labor in the ProdaetSon ct rice, suga
!. hemps tobacco and eotssa articles whi
- we do not prcduce,) and 70 depend up
:. - and buy from IA the pr ,aucsi5a Of 3
- Lands and Labor. To encourage and ear
- alass the people Of the South in the pr
- ducsiaa Of shefr peeuliax eognnodisi
:. TINA shsy may be large buyers from Q
~ has bean, and, 30 long - ssgrass gro
vi and water runs, p will Be, the true Int
"a est OF the Northwest; and thai polite
w. party thai would destroy that markas
our greatest foe. e sE9
he Most earnestly, then, do call upon /
SIX Esen Of Iadiana TO consider what Pre-
Ing dent Lineogn seems to favnrs what ca.
the sron urges, what tne Republican mezab1
pes Of Congress, in pa 2sus, hass dssermin
be- upon, and what bills now pending In ca
re- gress contemplate tina fresdogn Of
pa negroes la the rebel Ssatss--in q va
'ss, me ssessracsioa of Sousharn Iabor, a
Md the ruin, forever, Of our rich trade 4
- the saIas Of oas produess.
lss Impellsa BY false philAathropl