Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-09-10

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At this day, when aexpediencyn and
:smilsssy asoessits " are desned suEelens
sSouses and complete justification 81
arbitrasy acts and deeds to be perpetsa-
he'd in attsr violation and defiance to the
Constitution, and eontsmpt for the rights
guaranteed to ssssx Anssisas sisssR
when the majority not only counsenanse
bat heartily approve Of these giaring
wsoaes. nd aksaaiaable presidents for
further outrages, such paragraph rs fol-
lews, eanaes bas aseoaish Ahs old believ-
srs In the wisdom and sounkiness Of oar
rspak leAa isrn af gessrnasanA ssdy shs
suk&sAds .knA psNar eax ssas asassssstic
institutions, either In time OF war or
psasss 1t y from the Cincinnati Gazette
an acknowledged leader Of the abehtion-
republican oarty, and shaesssd By the n.
J. Evening Post las IN s4rax
| . ssAlauy are soilling TO inpsss the Pres-
dent sOith q Military Dictatorship, 50 Lhal
dssa assss6, scaffsosa 20 ssfseN dszt1actsag
counsel, shall izttGss ssst0 aad terrible sa.
sryg iaso the measures TO put down the
rebellion 4. day or ,kwo sinoas I assen'
isd the cerernonies Or rsislng q flag over
. Rsw hospital, q alila .ssss of the Capt.,
I tof.. Or. Sunderland, Chaplain Of the Sea.
ate, and pastor Of. one Of the largest New
School Presbyterian churches in Wash,
ipxton. vas, the orator. He boldly pro.
claimed the sentiments Of the loyal NORTH
sAas . nsws war psiioT must be inaugura.
ted or the rebellion never could be pu
down. He advocated MILITARY DIcrA
roRsHIP IN rae PERSON OF rHE PRgslDESTt
ssoaa oas ssaazsaAsk ssaSh ssaFfneht
\ are snuuc4atsd, aud receive hearty ap
Pnovai IN toe sFiszst korsh," that there i
to be found among the descendants of th
iron men Of 80 who suffered, endured
struggled, aud won, after years Of toll
the prcsless bSoa a aibss&y and iudepen
denca, one recseant son who is willing I
submit himself and coarssy to q Militia
4 ~ Dietat0rship2 The Gazette tells o
there are many.
This is one of the effects produced b
.aboiitiep-F epsbliesPism. 1t has poison
ed the pure fountain of American inselli
| gence-bliBded the understanding Of ii
deyotees-frozen their patriotic impalsea
their love of liberty and independence
pasted the efforts of teas OF thousands O
brave men-and nov in Abject cowardio
and craven submission, it Is roady to sHr
render up the Eamaindsr eff our dearl
bought liberties to dictator. God saw
the repaid and as all, when sneh insid
ious and base connSefs are either covert
" endorsed or receive the silent approba
ton Of the dominant party of tne country
Are zoe ready for, a Dictatorship P
Not while the name of Washington an
his brave followers are sylIabled by ten
of thousands of the true and patriotic, @
the memories Of the past remain q gloFi
Gus legacy to q generating and undaunte
freemen-uot while party remains tau
aud s&eadfast 20 that battle cry of ssth
u Constitution as it ISL and 'sthe Unto
, as it wss," who will recognize no despot
no dictator, no imperial ruler as the gov
erning power Of this cobutry. II we hav
nothing else left, let Is boldly maintai
that sovereignty still remains with th
people. We still hate hope for our couu
t~y while that renains-onee lost, bi
farewell to freedom!