Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

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asns Of Military Dsspssisz, In he
'lass Il ear present frrm af govsrnmmt,
het eytaepas meyh ~ ses.2an the man
- thAs he Hlaek Rspsklissas ssost sSsr4
he susssssful trsnpiing dawn the rights
i Asspen md the gross ladignisiss or
sxsd n akiyaia eitixsas sasidias = Loyal.
stAsss, by The military salAssia5ss "a Dc
Isad. Instances of the gnvsxreptahle ir-
vsssszs SfPiivats righax VI ahs military,
re not wanting h any IL the Sorthssp
lJaafss u show the course Black Rapahli.
ulnfam Noald saka. Vera IL iavsssed with
mIcisas u carry Dat ii instiaess
s. ! revolutionary purposes. Were itnos
tAAs . large aajority Of she oasesrs and
soidisss q the axzny sse DEM
ocrafs, there would not be III thia tins
lafs single vestage Of he GessEnnaent
formad BIZ tbs Rasrioss o. the Revelation.
Had Black Rapahlioanism had full sway,
the Consultation would have been ovsr-
thrown and the rights OF shs citizen would
hare hssa u the mercy Of tho Military
D@poss VINO happened 70 Do in command,
in the distxiet, Notwithstanding, the
fact thai large majority Of tie ofaeers
IN command, sre Democrats, yes enough
OF the Disanion, Aboli&ions Black Be
publican ssgapss haye secured places Of
power, 70 inaieass most clearly whsl shs
course Of that party would Do, were il In
Vested with . power suaAeaeas to carry
out its prinGiples aaa evolutionary
schemes.
FaT evidence af what Il would do II il
had the power, We have only to look ~
tie points where il is in the asoeadency
- oosa s1s avn ana minsary departments
ID saeh places sne righA o. sns einzea -
olsfafaeo, aaa any one VINO cares 20
qaessloh inc iegan1y % any o. the asa %
ths present ruling dynasty, u maze %
hakAoie nlnSeA1 oe1ofe sae inlii1sfy poTeS.
II u only In places WneFs the people are
polisscaily about equally divided thai tia
BLACK hepuohean ofacaais pay any affen-
tlon 20 ans oonssasasasnal rights Of ms
cisi8en--wnere tney admit that Demo
sfas iias any righss wsasa saay are pssnss
60 respect. III psoof we're wanting 70 ss-
tahilah this assertion, re can point TO III
ny eslerring 10 the iasa oasragss commit
ted against the personal rights OF the
rev nkskx SIAS DAAS' a. sas Aooiiaoas
MACK hepaDi ~ Town % As eisasans'
In tnis state ana sne nearly approval when
inc acts OF the mlilsaFy despot, Drum
mona reserves zfosa sne DiSana0n naack
hepuoalSaa press u she State
Ii appears from the account Of the mat
ter which We End in tae Black Republican
Disunioa sheesy the Darlington Haaekeye,
that AS. DIAN was engaged 20 leesare in
As- Pleasant for shs benefit Of the Iowa
Wesleyan University, and that when he
was about commenting his lecture q
squad Of the 4sh lows Cavalry, under the
command OF Col. Drammond entered tbs
Hall and required bit. DxAs to take the
oath Of allegiance. That the lecturer
objected and thai q war Of both words
and bIosrs ensued frightening some Of the
audienee TO tainting, &c. &c. Nov, We
ask what right had Drummond to make
the requirement which be made? Who
invested him with authority 10 require suy
one in the loyal Stale Of Iowa, 10 take
the oath Of allegiance We answer thai
be had no such aatherisy--the act vas az
act of despotisn and vas committed by
this military tad pole, for the purpose Of
humiliating Dean in the eyes of the Abo-
lition assembiags present, and to show
what a military upstart can do, when in
vested with little authority. The APP
prevail Of his acts by the Republicans
present, and the apparent gusto with
which this dsspotic military feat, is her
aided to the world by the Black Rspubli.
can press, 10 svideace Of the aims Al
which Black Rspablisanssm Is driving
Dramnoad has just as much authority 70
require man to take an oath 10 vote
the Black Republican sieket, "a ne has
10 require citizen Of Iowa 20 take the
oath OF allegiance. We call upon tbe