Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

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We clip the following from the Bur-
hAgtoa Hssoksys.
aAw. Garrison has taken dowa from
mis- LioeratoF khaold motto, "the Consti-
Triton COVENANT With death AMI q Isague
with he'll" This nssns soRsthiRg. b.
il ems of the naamy signs, svsFywhers ap-
parent, not Of lessonsd hostility to sla-
very, bal of mare definite views OF reas:-
lions to- ii aud the proper means for IL
destruction. WAY il . great eaAightsnsF-
Wendeli Philiipm now goes for the UHion
as the suresE way sk sxzasng slavery, and
henceforsh, whasevar Enzy b The positsos
Of slavery al the closs Of shs war, tasst'
will be 10 sdheRsnta % che Illogical and
fanaticAl theory that the destruction of
slavery can only be reached threagh the
destruction Of church and state. The war
will end both the fanasicism Of slavery
aHd the fanatieism Of aati-slaEsFy.'
The Constitution If the United States
guarantees to owners Of escaping slaves
the right TO reclaim them, and take them
back to service, and hence Mr.. Garrison
denounced It ~ q Covenant with death
and league with bell" lie could not
zee how slavery could be abolished in the
slave States BY the Abohtiaaists of tn q
North, while the Constitution was &C.
knoTledgsd and respected IS the ''su-
pre1ne Law Of the land" and henee his
opposition to 1t, and his advocacy Of the
dissolution Of che Union. He knew
while the Oonstisutiou wss regarded that
slavery eould not bs abolished BY the
power Of the GsaeRal Government, and
hence his attenps to renter IL odious in
the minds Of the people. Bat the war
has proved ga great enhghssner." he
now sees that those who have all along
professed SO much veneratiou for the
Constitution, and who inaugurated the
present civil war for the ostensibls pur-
pose Of maintaining the supremacy Of The
laws-the inviolability of the Constitu'
ton and shs integrity of the Union, bad
anSther object in view-ths abolition of
slavery, and that they are now ready To
throw of The maak, and In violation of
the Constitution which they have been
protesting TO maintain, to declare BY actl
of Congress the emancipation OF all
slaves.
SINCE Mssars Gazisoa, Phillips, 1 90.
have BEEN enlightened" By the var, tol
suoh N sxsent a. 20 discover that il Is
hereafter 70 be wagsd for the abolition
Of slavery, they pitch in and cry out most
lusssy for iss vigorous prosecution, and
hh be editor of the Hasaksys calls ego
ing for the Union"
The HaDkeys intimasss that Id the
maintenance Of the var, the abolition of1
slavery il 70 be secured. IL says: "Thel
war will end both the fanasicism Of sla-
very aad the fsnaticisum os ansi-slavery.'
Which means that the prsssat war win
abolish slavery, and slavery being abol-
isAsd, ths fanasieism of anti-slsTery will
aiss nataral death. ALI this May prove
trse In the and; bat ws deaus 1t very
much. When Congress and she President
prec!aims freedom 10 the slaves, then
will the South become unit--thea will
the division Of the Union become fixed
faea. Tha Abolitisniasa vino have OPP
posed the execution Of constitutional
lava, and VINO were willing TO dissolve
the Union but few short years ago.
now profess to be great iovers Of The
Consultation. Thoss who declared The
Consultation ss be .eo#euaas with
dsash and = lsagns With hsll,n NOV haal|
down their colors, and 10 In for civil var
70 accomplish their long cherished oh /
jeet-shs abolition Of slsyeFy. Had ID
not been for them this eouatry would not
new be cursed With civil war. Had il nod
been for them secession could never have
taksa place. Sseh men now compose the
leaders Of tbs Black Rspabliean party
sssh msn would tarn the President
out Of the White House, II The Dsfaoc-
raey 81 nos hold them ID cAsck.
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