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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

Wsass nd admissr y mobs. Bat I'M
Der Repabli1en seaoh1ags, we wonder
there are nSE mere oss them. Had the
.Adviss Of ths RspnblissA press bean heed
ed. the whole country would to-day ha In
blase of Are. Bias fortunately better
eoansels prevailed, and oniy here and
there has the mob spifia aisplsysd issslx.
Evegy effort shst sanninS and gsaiss
eoald conceive, has been put forth BY
men In authority, 10 madaeu and axouss
the people. 0pprsssion and tyfxnny u
Ehs iaoss aespssis ehsraesss, hsve bssa
Isais ont with - spasiag bad, 0ppss-
tunities have besnl sosght 10 bear the
peupls, sukwing nod sorTowinxy down 10
che earth, and de wksls eirilissd world
has locked ons and whiia assoniahed ut
the forbearancs Of the people. they have
endured the patience and fortitude the
people hsve svsFywhsTs and al all simaas
ssiseed. .ss Ees. D.. .--.--..s
The Administration has gported with
the feelings Of the people, when ID should
have been consolidating them. Wheaevel
a tree defender u the rights Of the PEG,
pie arose and coasssded against the Ia,
traction Of tbs Constitution and the plum
dasing Of the people of shsir liberties
| the Administration has placed iss irog
heel apon bic neck. Tbs gallant McCaal
lan was relieved Of hia daEy, "a soon a
ID was kaown that be bad rather pEesery
the liberties os she white man, than 4
destroy shen by giving fssadon 10 ID
blacks, Vallandigham stood ap lik
the bold and gallaas hero, hs Is, an
throwing himself 10 the breach, bid ID
people eontead for their liberties, or Ella
they would be made slaves. 60, go
In Vall&ndiaghSn the Administratio
saw rising genius whe would jet max
ths ssas of the asurper too warm for com
fort Instead Of messing his argument
With reason, il hurls at him horde q
soldiers who pouaes upon him In th
night time, aad bury him away from q
civil Law 10 be tried By Q EaiiitaEy eoar
4 Tbs immediass neighSors OF Vallas
digham --sAose who hare kaewn bill
from childhood, maddened and iaesnss
at THE nsw euEburss OF tyranny, sees u
vengs By calling upon the nab 10 4
shings which cooler heads condemn.
| The arress 10 no excuse for q rios.-
Even kidnapping the next Govorner
| Ohio I'd the Eaidnighs hear, by q oaS
grsat aaa powerful aevsEume1s, Ii i
Justification for mob. Let the Peep
hold their breath and stand wtasev
they may be able, resting assured ah
the Essributiso Justice Of high hsaven v
one day be mesed oas 10 the destroyer
the peoples liberties, While watchi
the course of events, however, 1t VI
veil enough TO remember that self press
: vaEien ID the Gzst lAw Of aasuxs. 4zsNe
Eaas Courier srrg -~a= f3.-.....a.--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

MoRs ISpaAxs.--The steamer Eorther-
nsr came dawn Friday with another In.
voice of Indian warriors, squaws and
papoosea, all ia the imposing costume
Of their native wilds, Numbering 500
This 10 the lass available lot Of Sioux
indians that the Mianesosians have on
hand. Aa fast as they catch them they
will continue 10 provide free passage 10
the land IF the Uaeosahs.
WeAre told thatiou her last trip up
the NoFthernsr took ap 20 st. Paai, .
cargo of eonaTabaads and landed them
NJ that point. This greatly inseueesi the
people VI that place, and they gave the
boat to understand in the most forcfble
terms, that q repetition of sach an act
would not be well for any boat. A very
few costrabands will 70 great ways
with them DaUeapoTs kescs. f#s
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asR yAar.auassamAMg

jsaR v&kLANM1aMA11 =
4he sars aassisl Ii TIA Gss Of Ar.
llAad ghan, ded4sa vi % do with
q sak thursday, has IL rs NOT 70. been
aazde pahiie. Is>is gsAeraily supposed
that Ii 10 against him. Tbs following 10
shs protest be made before the court when
called upon TO plead 70 the charges.
aArrsssed without due process OF Law,
without warrant from any judicial olzeer,
and now In military prison, have been
ssssFsd wssksa sh~rxs ard spssi&easssB.
ne In .eoaFt martial or military con-
mis#iosa. Anlnos I'd eiEhersshs land on
naval fosees OF the United States nor In
che militia In ths. actual service OF the
uaised States, and therefore not liable
for aay sAass by any sash esurs but ans
sabiest, by ahs express terms Of the Con-
ssitution 70 arrest only by due process Of
Law Judicial wayrsas regularly iassaed
upon aKIasit, and by soma oa6ass or court
of competent Jurisdiction, for the trial sf
citizens, and ana now entitled to be tried
On an indictment on preseutsnent by q
grand Jury Of zach court TO q spsedy
and public trial by an impartial jury 81
tho State Of Ohio 10 be eontrontad. with
witnesses against nae; 10 haze eompulso.
~ process Tor Witnesses in ny behalf,
the assistance of counsei for nay dsfsnce,
and svidsnes and sSgumsas, according q
the eommon Laws and the aaagss sf Judi.
ical courts and all these here dsmant
as my right As citizen of the Unitef
States and under the consultation of th.
Uuised States. #assHasgs. 50 -
asBat the alledged offence itaelf il NO
known 10 the constitution Of tha Unitse
States, nor 70 any law thereof. Il il
words spoken 20 the people Of Ohio liz al
Eopan political meatiag, iawfaily ant
paaoeably assembled under the eenssisa
tion and upon fall notice. Is 10 words o
criticism Of the public policy of the pub
lie servants Of the people. by which pol
10y 1t was alleged that she welfare of sh
eoansry was NOS promoted. Is was al
appeal to the people 10 change thai policy
. mot by force, but BY free elections 80
, the ballot box. 1t 10 nor pretended thu
| eoanseled diaobedienoa 20 the constita
too oil resistance to mel. q sr lawfu
Q authority. never bsye. -
8 aBeyood sha presssi, L hass hoshtn
further to submit .-t
/ "ss." OIL. raIEAsssaHA..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
OUT AT LAST

Notwithstanding it has been stated sad
proven from time 70 time, that certain
leading Republicans utterly repa iiate. the
Constitution, yet IL has been eonsended
hy the Abolition Republican disuniOn-
iaIa ''hereahouta," that they should
not be held responsible for the daclara-
lions and acts Of the leaders of their
party in the Eastern States. Nav We
have the proof Of Republican Dis
loyalty to the Constitution right here 10
our midst.
The other day leading Republican
AboIisionists, a Black Republican oiaee
holder, elected By the Republicans BY a
party vote, was arguing with Democrat
and sustaining the acts Of the Admins
srasion, when the Democrat referred TO
one OF its acts aad said, ''you will have
to Acknowledge that act is not eoussitu-
sional, !" TO which the Republican replied,
SD d--n the Constitution, who in he'll
cares anything about the COnstisution.''
This iisloyalsy to the Constitution SO
elegantly expressed, satisfied The Demo
crat that 1t was no use to argue with the
Abolitionist any longer and the debate
vas closed.
Such are the views Of the leading Re-
publieaqs everywhere. ed d--n the
Constitution sAv they, whenever by ad-
herring 10 that fn$trmn enc their designs
would be frustrated either in gratifying
personal piqae against their neighbors,
OF Ia carrying cut their schemes of usur.
patton.
No better proof Is wanting to estab-
lish the enmisy which the Republicans
bold against the Constitution, than that
given in last weeks Noaparssi, where the
editor claims, that to pronounce any act
Of the Administration unconstitutional,
Is egidsnee that the man wdo gives at
trance TO that word, 50 much dreaded by
the vioiasers Of the Charter Of American
Liberty, In afflicted with ''soal leprosy."
No matter what the President may do.
no matter how far his acts 20 beyond the
powers delegated to him by the inssra-
snans by whieh he has . legal existence as
President Of the nation, no matter what
aggrvssiona be may make upon the IN
sssamsas By which The States are bound
sogesher, and Without which, there would
be no Unioa --no nation for hsn 90 pre-
side ever, if one declares bis acts uason-
ssisusiosal, tAas man - . ssCoppsrhsad, y
. s'Traitor," q sssea lerer,' Y Ii the eyes
Of all dogs who are allowed to lick the
sores on 'shoaess old Abesn posseriors,
Or 10 pick up the erumbs which Call from
shs splsndIdly Furnished Gossrnnasas
tabls. ss = sts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

MovrSa THR IsptASs---GoYsrnmsnt has
determined to remove several thousand
of the Indians from the State of Mlnneao-
"a. Te- this end the Northern Line
steamers have commenced taking them
down the river. They 70 by boat to
Hannibal, thence by rail TO Sc. Joseph,
,tb@Ace up abe Missouri to Dacosah Terri
tory, where tracts are assigned to them.
The Davenport weus down yesterday with
a iot OF T62, and other boats Will follow
after. The Davenport's cargo contained
n large number Of she wives and children
Of shs Indian prisoners nos at post Mo-
Clellan. The Indisns declare thar they
will nct stay II DaSotah, bat 20 straight
back. This they can do In few months,
and government will have the job to do
over again Davenport Nesrs. .7H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

ID sha llth. AksAAts sims Logan and
sssssrhaus were marc king towards Jack
son, drivlnx BSesn fore them. while
Gsans ~ inas hing ! BLACK rivsr, az
pss6jng Y - ~ smberlon nsa
LrIder sesUss thai slim. Women, chII.
ares ard ali mosesbles hare been sent
- 11sfiaiaa Erpm JaGkson and Ill mea
hare hesn fsreed into the rsba arms.
Ii Il fusfhsr stated shas Osssrhsss has
maas forge eapturss of msas artillery,
asna1anifis0 and cenlp stores IRE miles
HbsIek RMymoad. Bewsn,s forces are CO.
siwxsra = i6y9o6 md fsmbsstoA,a vt
BIZ, 900. The latter u. rapoTssd 10 ~
ssss akiy ensreached neas 3 bridge. A
grssss hasEls fhsfe b ilszsipsat~ The
health Of the arms 10 better than before.
Ihps handrsd rebels sjtp twe plesss
os Arsiiiery fred on ths steamer Warner
glfsssa miles aboys Grssnvills on Thurs
day, killing two and w0unding fsars
Fire was returned and several rsbsls kill
ed. liz 6s.ta
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
Democratic State Convention,
POSTPONED.

The Democratic Stats Central Com
nittee, upon consultation have deemed
Ii advisable to postpone the Democratic
State ConvsatioU, called to be held on
the Goth Of May inss., and by order Of
said COMMITTEES, the tineof hsiding sal j
Csnveation is changed and the same will
be held aa the 9Th day Of july next at Des
Moiaes at IL o'clock ~, al which time
the Dsmoeraey Of ths several Cauntiea
Of the State arc requested 70 send the
namhsr Of Delegates indicated in the
original call.
j. M ELW0oD, Chm'n.
Staba Central Committee.
]. G. TuRx, See,y.
Des Moines, My /, 1853.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

"A special TO the n. Y. Tsmss says
that representations having bsaa made
by inHuenEial eitizens Of laIiaols that the
aessptanes Of $500 from drafted zea In
in lieu Of service, In oeserdanos with
the 18th section az the eenssripsion law,
shreag boat fhs west weald dsngenarass
the enrnllmens measure and degsas the
intent 70 raise an army. Secretary Stan
tan Ia understood TO have declared thas 1t
i optional Nth him 10 accept tbs meney
or not. Ths Presidsat and Solicitor
Whitney concur with khis view.
Oh yesl Ii lie optional With Ar. STAN
ton whether be executes any law or mot.
Having tbs array at his command, bio can
execute anything be plssssss With OF
without Law. Bat whas does his sop
sional'' mean 10 this iastznesf Simply
this. If q man Ia good Aholitionias be
Gan receive bis $500 and excuse him from
serving 10 the army but il he IL Demo-
srat, IL being optional with Mr. Stanton
whether be ahall receive the $500 szsnp-
ton, of course be will refuse 10 reesive
it, and the democrat will be sent into the
army. That's all.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

e. The present inflated values, when
peace comes, win leave tbs merchant
high and dry on the shores Of bankrupt
cy, ii be owss, at THAI period, for Jhis
stock. The cessation Of she war will be
followed by rapid dininution o. the
valve Of currency, tight money mar
kes, decline In prices of all sonnodi.
ties to gold aud silver standard, gsnsr-
al stagnasion in every department. OF
trade, and the bankruptcy Of all who are
largely In debt. v ii -I4 .8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
ADVERTISERS, TAKE notice.

That sAs aEaLk Ass csssaaasisM
raRgg TgMgs LARGgR saaa aay Pa
per saaaisksa In CsaResi Rlnffs. aaa q aaF-
see siFeaiaaasm sAaa aay Rasss sahaaahea
In wssasrm aswm Or Nebraska
- AAasmAxTs AND sgsaxgss NEE gsneF-
as. assiFaas u slAeiss tAesF Rasiasss ssseFs shs
smAsse wiIz as wei 70 seaaembsE thess f&css.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

rad that 81 III hath HI rfehR aSd @safxl m
80. s. s. - -. I. -,
s. 80 aaAshs
al posssses O. aR0s Hnic9a 10 hss optnaon
are not calculated b rotsssablish neaas
and fraternity smanx tn uaeis an.i !
- . =. 60
= $50 - $500
63srssshs-- eas ne 40 nos believe fsas
shs SsAsss can syss be gs~aaaeed by war,
and hsnea We oucosa spas and advocate
....... :. -. ~ -. q ...h
:.
panlak sps unioa ana bringing me ma
tian h&ck 10 What Ii Was ana whAs Ia was
inter "a ID b. when Ii xas ososnixea hy
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s,s 49, a. -aa.Ia -
1 ygaaven avert III whan tha ssF.es;aos Il
tho peaple OF these States shall be alieaa-
tod from each other when the fraternai
sp'ss ',s aa s.ys Nay . s1sa u sha1nessaos,
hatrsd. ,he handa al nolitiaal assneiation
will not long hold together parties no
longer attracted by the magnetism Of
O asAal aaserssas ana Aaaily 9ihpa'
as.,s.,s ar a. -. Ts,,sG Saa,ss r. n@r'
il faeaaaAsp from each othsr, thaa Il
6s Asad fogsfAsr By ceastraaas. Ihs'
soaa p 'as sa.as Ios rsssst'a9 70 ms pre-
~ a. 1.a.s,ss,.,s.,s 70 ' ~a.y .a.,s
auag Ygasscr USiax, by iisaoiving tha
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
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wss h stms - saa IN ysar ssefs ~ zasks M
yssr xasbs sss Ne RxaEs iss sssss afyea assire
ana. ssss swsks issas< rafss sssssaa, sas sAaa
kss&xHaxs sxx yIAs Axn sxxss srEs 70 THE
mussn sx rsGR uxsos.s q and aavpexsss he SOCK
sssrursoa - n ., rms uSsos 40 FrwAsss
asa he aoYgRAMgsT As ~ saaouLD -.
ssaa q yssE ssasss Ger sae ssalg. Rrs Lizzie sx-
asssas M III aaasas to ear aaaszspssoas enc sh@a-
ssaa sasssriserz - tAs iss 81 sassasy. iass. Nov
Ia sss sims - A&ass Is.
xy~ oar xssaas are ssae pes ysAs, ssslssly IN I'D
vaaee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

- Mar, WEA l. Co., have aR ss-
esiTed very large lot Of al ksnds 0,
CLOTHING, which they propose to I'll
iew for cash. Their stock has been ~.
iseted with especial care, for this uarts.
and for the Plains. All kinds Of saigrss.
goods constantly on hand. GiEs hen /.
call If you want baEgAiD& IN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
Qua PLATFORM.

Since threagh ignorance or malice
some OF our Republican isuulaa- Abe
luton contemporaries, continue to misrep-
resent our posision and the position oil
the Democratic purity as zoe understand
ii, wa deem Il prpsr for the informs
ten OF the honest porslon Of she Repaid
loan party, to state distinctly and in
such manner as to leave 40 room for
misunderstanding, our Platforms
FGra.-Ws lay down IS the 6rss plank
in cur Platform, the Consultation OF the
United States anil all laws enacted 10
pursuance thereof as the supreme Law Of
the land. -sa.s ~ e.
Sscoad.- We bold ii to be the duty of
every citizen of the United States TO
obey the Constitution and the laws and
TO assist 10 their enforcement.
Third.zxThat under the Constitution
Ct the Unitsd States, shas freedom of
speech and Of the psess cannot be vi1-
lated.
Fourth.--That any citizen may test
the constitutioBaiity Of any law enacted
by the Congress, by an appeal to the
courts having jurisdiction in the case.
Fu1h.-Thas any person may resist in
. legal fora the enforcement Of any las
enacted by Congress or BY State Legis-
Iature, and that such resistance should
be made only through the Judicial Tri-
bunals Of the Country.
Saxth. That when the proper Court
or Tribunal has decided the question a.
70 the eonssisationaliEy Of any Law, or
the legality of any act. that further re-
sistanes 10 the Law or act should cease.
Sersath. il any person believes
that any Law, though constitutional, is
wrong OF not calculated to subssrve shs
interests Of the people and to promote
their welfare and happiness, it IL both
the right and duty OF such person, to Ia.
Dor for It's repeal, and 70 thai end it is
bis privilege and daty, TO present publicly
by speeches or By written articles
through the press, and in private CONVEX
satioa bis Eisws in relation thereto, and
any attempt o. the part Of the Admin
issrators OF the Government, or OF 9th
eEs, To prevent him from exercising this
privilege, and performing this duty, Is
usurpation OF power and in violation Of
tbs Constitution.
Eighih.-~ThAt Ii il The tiaty Of every
citizen 10 obey eli legal orders esninating
from shosa whose daty il Is TO give OF
ders; bat nj the sams time ii 10 Que vi
their Constitutional rights, to discuss the
psopristy Of the issuanes Of such orders,
and TO labor 10 peaeaabis and Lawful
mariner for their revocation.
haauh.--That the President OF the
Uaited States is not the Geyernmens oil
the United States bas Is the Admiais-
traitor, In part, of thai government, and
rs such, Is entitled to tbs support Of the
people 10 enforcing the laws Of the Uni
ted States bat the manner OF policy
adopted f5r their enforcement il q AZ
and proper zabjscs Tor discussion by she
people, and that they have the right 10
demand that the maaneg or policy be
changed md other snannsss or policies be
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

u oLs AaE's LAsl.-Ds,iu, 4,
past week o Gentlemen called a.. - -
Pse&sdsat aud solicited paas fsr ri H., :
mond. = swell, !" said Old Abe II . -''s'
be very hAppy 10 Ohlise, if nv a..'s
weEsr@psetse bat the fact he, 81, =,
within the past two years, given 60.
ESQ. 200 nen to 20 70 RiehnSod saS =. :
-one has got there yet" Tb, - !; =
qaissIy withjrsw. T4S'~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

How 70 aET FUaLousH.--Gen. Res-
ecrans, few days ago, received the
following pertineut letter from an indiQ-
nant private "demsgal---I have been ia
the service eigheeen aomshs, and have
never received cent | dssire a fur
Tough for fifteen days, in order to return
home and remove nay family 10 the psor-
bouse." The General granted the fur
Tough ass.s re =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

V&LAAEIGHAa SEsTxEcgn.--By the po-
lisenesa Of j. Fl. Lacy Esq., We are able
TO say to our readers that telegram waa
received By him last night from the Tel.
egraph Co. At Cincinnati, stating THAI
Vallaaaighan bad been sensenesd 10 IT,
Warren, Boston HARDER. 0HsaAa Ne.
hraakiaa lalh, -@ .a#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

gT Tbs sale on distribation Of ihe
Freeman's JoaxRaI and the Cameasssam,
OF New York, sha oolumbas ohaol CT sss,
the Democratic yoxrnag, OF Jsrssyvilie,
Chicago TINES, and Dubaeus Herald
have been prohibited in the dissvioe Of
Gen, Davidson. s.t -.a.s b. es-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

~ Postmaster Waterman of New
York city has received iassEucsioa from
ths pest-ofaoe Department taas, from
and after the LIST OF May, be Is % collect
in gald or silver coin all postage das on
unpaid letters from foseign countries In
the @ails dispatched 20 the United States
from Great Britain and ireland. France,
Prussia, Hamburg, Bremen, or Relgiam.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

WAR THRY CoST.-Our A.js, s.,~
aia cost the country in oasb $5T9aII5 :,
annam; our Brigadiers s8s9oI. ~ =.
bosay wifh staair sszafs, ssTvsaa. AS -
xesras, &c, pat Uneie Sam 70 A -
excesdlng three millions If dolIsr -
twsiYs months. W.T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20


JGsE PuaIIsHxp~-TAEAAxnTaaAa BE-
eosp---This work contains the principal
speeches Of Hos. G. L. VALLAxpiaEAM on
Abolition, the Unsoa, and iAe Cspsi War;
also parts Of other Speeches, Letters,
Votes, sso. Il is handsomely printed, on
good paper, 24s pages, large svo., and
has vary aaely executed steel engraved
likeness Of Mr. Vallandigham @
The work has BEEN carefully osmplisd
and edited and 10 having d largs sale.
pRIcs-paper covers so esnts; cloth
SlsW, delivered By mail or express, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price, a liberal dis.
count TO Agents and Dealers.
All Democrats editors are especially
invited 10 act a. agents. for the wosk.--.
They Min be literally rewarded for any
aid they may give, by advertisement on
otherwise In extending the sales,
J, WALgxR i Co., Pwsl.aasrs,
Aay l. 1868. CSaesaHass, O.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

"What's whisky bringing ?" issui,.d
Q deAieS IN the article, "Bringing man
10 tss gallews, and women asd eE;ldrsn
10 want, +" w&s the trnlhfnl reals
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

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