The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-07
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We are permitted 10 pablisA ne follow
ing private lsasar fsom Con. Danas, eeosiYsl
Cd By q citizen Oh this place:
CoRrxrH, Rrss., Feb. 9. 1853. ).
Deer: --his Array Oorps Id 10 excel
lent soraision and ready Cor me heavy work
not far ahead % -. u things looked a.
bfighs ID esr rear as they do in our 'front.',
1 We shsald have no-ssssss - semplaies ssse.
ss csDsos diviss Or sssasbe policy ruling
Isysl men IN he. North Inst nos Il das
hope ne mors men Mill BE-. pass into psison,
to be fiss ,leess 20 hawl, without either
ahsrss, indictment or friaL Il 10 possible
that when victory il ID our reach We are to
| be sold ods and 1disgrased I what are We
| coming 10, and what GAN this army thibk,
when we see leading msn ID the North spend
days, weeks, and even myntbs dsnounciugI
this war, rhis army, and bolssering DIP ths
enemy ID every conceivable way. Their en-
lure stock OF deunnciatiou comes from the
faes that some REEFS negro viii FIRE a shot
ID defense Of our eauses pgr country and
flag. They hare noa one ward to say in
favur or defense Of the best, brsEssts aRd
fmoss unitsd army shs .world ever saw--who
have fought battle. after battle, and have
retained every foos OF ground they have
won, and who to-day have their base in the
4 very centre Of the snemy's counsryI-nos one
word against all the barbarilies used against
| us, although negroes and indians have shot
ss US on almost every geld, and are to.day
10 all their rsaks. Nor have they one tear
to shed for the thousands Of brave, noble
| men who haze fallen 10 support of a govern.
mens the novthern traitors would turn over
60 rebels, to the disgrace and ruin Of TWEEN.
Ivy millions Of people,. Not ops word do
fthey utter 10 favor OF the men who have
I stood up for two years and fought battle
after battle against foe who. have met US
With g savage feroeity and cruelty hardly
exesIled by the cannibais, and who to day
say to every officer 10 thisArmy- Should you
chance to fall into our hands, We will hand
you over to community to. be dealt With,
that are to-day chasing their own citizens
into their. army or out Of their lines with
j blood hounds. Our soldiers see and hear
all this. and say-Is it possible that just
nov, when, By combined effort, with the
moral support that We have a right to ex
poet from the north, and when we are on
the eve Of cru. hing out this rebellion which
| 10 tossering and suinbling from its own in
iguiseas weight, that these traitors at home
viii came in and prop j: up, AMI give it such
aid and comfort that two hundred thousand
more lives must be lost before it faIIsP
| say 1t unhesitatipgly, and the voice Of
the army will ssppors it, If 1t was not for
the aid she rebels receive, aud that promis
ed frem she North, connected wish the trail
sorous effort to dsmoralise, disorgaoiEs, and
break Hp cur army, the rebellion would
be done for in ninety days.
These men in the North have promised
the rebels il they will bold out three months
longer, that they will so divide the North,
aud draw such support from the army, that
We will agree 80 any peace the rebels may
dictate; and on that agreement the rebels
are to-day dragging men into their army ip
ctains--eouseripsing every one, old and
young that is not on cratches, to meet our
armies moving South; and these traitors
North are carrying out their part of the
agreement by sowing distrust, dissatisfae-
ton and asseDsion in our army, to the
best Of their ability, and openly declare it
shall not be filed up; in fact telling ss we
can go on until We get so weak that the feb.
els can crush Us. They send through the
rebel lines the Chicago Times, Cincinnati
Enquirer, and other reasonable sheets,
which are extensively copied from
ia their ORDERS" and by their
press to keep up the waning spirits
Of their people, and soldier cannot 60 ous
OF oGr lines into theirs, but what come trea-
sonaele article copied from Northern papers
lie airted in his face to prove their Ultimate
success. 1t was only few days ago that
one OF their officers, high 10 eommaud, near
here, said that to divide the North was their
, last and only hope,--thAt there was per.
feet understanding With these northern trai.
tore, and even said to the Missoari soldiers
when shey resurHed home the North would
. treat them with more respect than they would
, the ''Lincoln he,des - and when asked By
the loyal man If the Southern men or p es.
= should uphold the UBiou cause as this
!, Northern press uphoIds theirs, What woult
r be done ? be answered, "why hang them Of
/. course. We dona allow any Union seuti
A mshts insour hues."
4 lie it wonder this army sends up q or
, OF indignation and demands that open trea
son shailnot take possession Of their homes
and that they shall NOT be disgraced By act
committed by those lsfs behind2 There il
peHs up volcano down here and no matte
what our fate, know what preiudices AMI