Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-17
at the Cooper inssituts some three months
since, aeliv red himself ahus

!. slune, 1eIIy aTed himself thus
"Thsgs we're man In the North anl
South ready to favor the rebellion ~ long
~ il had chance Of success. But 4
such an attempt should suceeed, Ii would
lead to new struggle. A voice, sJohu
brown'--loud apptause.j Those strug-
Igles would be mere acrimonious and dan
gsrous in their nature than the present
conflict. 4 voicsy that's 90 Y THE GID
I Union, As THET Had KNOWN n, WAS GONE.
Loud applaase.l If JEFF. Davis and his
array surrendered, aud repeated 1t the
/ foot of Capital Hill In saek-eloth and
ashes, IT COULD NEVER BE RE-
STORED. !" t2 @." ~
| These are the sentiments OF the men of
whom the great Webster prophesisd.-
These ''iufernal fanatics and abolition
ISIS" have the power in their bands and
they override the Constitution with
vengeance. They set at naught
the Supreme Court, They ebanee the
laws to suit themselves, in total disregard
OF that sacred Instrument They Iau
t'toIenthands on those Who differ 9th
Than tn opton, or dare question their fdel-
Ity and finally they have bankrupted the
nation, and deluged it with blood! They
have done just what they designed doing. |
The nation is ruined. The abolitionists
Of the North, and the fire. eaters of the
South col jointly determined her ruin. and
she is now In the lass throes Of her death
struggle.
Beecher.-I care not for what Daniel |
Webster or any other proslavery mar |
might have said, since the object sought |
Is near being accomplished, (abolition |
Ct slavery through means of this war
and rejoice that the state of govern |
mental affairs compel the powers that be,
to either ancondisioually sweep slavery
from the nation, or be forever blotted ont
as sacb. thaok nsy God for this var,
it Is refining FIRE to the negro, and
just punishment to the slave holder. and
til sympathlsers with that wicked insti-
Entiou.
Ghost of doses.-My swboIe soul is
Amazement has possessed nae.
Wonder 0Earwheims me. Mortals on
earth, were once linited to the possession
oi familiar spirits, and the temptations
and ailuremeats Of fallen angels ;but thou
j aypoorits !! thou art thyseIf DiaboIos:
nf'nite in reasonable sin against your
1i"i, against the happiness of mankind,
o his holy word, and 70 God.
You have scouEged mankind With inf {
ieItty, you have uprooted society, pluug- .
ID great nation into civil war, blasted
h highest hopes of the world, and the ,
,atriots Of the once glorious Union of +.
St4trs.
4our measure Of iniquity is Full. You :
nay no" look nPon your vile work, aud !
'eA0ld the ruin Of jour distracted nation.
ma while you hideoasly .'grin horribly "a
.h.@tly smiIe," the venerable christian :
81 patriot PEays his head to become a y
fountain of tears that be might weep
~ eFs of water for she destruction Of bis '
oat country, and beloved government.
" re you possessed Of more than that
'on' Idea"-negro, could hope that you y
Toa!d satisfactorily answer the following
u stiDn.
Are goa sure this var is to free the Ne i
70 from slavery? answer: YOU are a
Of God in his providence has deter. a
1Ine4 Otherwise for ages to come, and in !
Il Ime past, the negro, has not raised i
ilr,alf above the lowest grade of the saw y
3 Whatever the negro is, as connect
With civilization, and whatever be has
ttained to in this respect, has been thro' {,
1e means of slavery. Ii
Again you cannot conqaer the slave "
oi ling States. Yourselves are Secs :,
oalsats, and desire a separation of the h
or bern, from the Southern States, as
FoEea by abundant testimony ia this dis u
assion. If you we're able to conquers =;
10 Uhion must be restored rs it was, y
It'll the Constitution as IL is, slavery and 4,
Il. If the division takes place. as you q
Fopose certainly slavery will not become =
'ss circumscFibed, but your treason will b
ave been the means of opening the hated u
aV trade, and thereby You will unwit- ID
ng'Y have become slave propagandists, =,
lstoad of the iibcrators of slaves. n
You odaRoi abolish sIarery. Suppose
g are able to overrun the Southern ?
tases and abolish slavery in its present = =
lrm. Gan you control the four millions cl
liberated slaves without rssorting to 81
'rno other mode of enslaying that peo- q
Ia Slavery mttSt and tciH exist In one
srzn or another for ages to come. L.
G." The people of Msnnesosa threaten u
! case the government pardons the con- e!
onned Indians, to take the Law into b
heir own hands and visit condign pun i
hment upon the saYages.
ca The Peru H. Herald learns that y
ne aight last week, German farmer y
ear Granville caught q thief In the act of /;
ealing a IMAM af harzes Fraua kba hawrx | =