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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
! COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 49, 1858.

&EsxTEa EaoM nm sGD RAnMkR
/ Msssas EDTToass Tha tine l. aasr i
hand vhen We shall meal to zaaks aaoic
at a Ramiassionl for Governor, Ldsas
aevaanszs and s1adgs sf the sapsen,
Ucars, 10 be supported 1t ths enssains
fall election. Therefpfs ID bshaeve.
saaa and eEsrJ ene Of ID 10 be ap and
doing, 10 sse that sar ooaney conwentions
are well represented, so that the state
csnyensaon may ALAG be represented 10
like manner, and THAI We elect such dale
gaasa a. viii represent ahs srus Dsmoasra-
cy, 20 that II ws succssd In the election
TO once Of thess mex, ihey mag be the
real simoa pare DeEaosEass, and not the
saa1 breed, that for the 9 axe Of olRes or
sfew dollars, slip from one side Of the
fence to the other, as has been the ease
heretofore in this Stats, What Wa want
10 mea Of sound and good Democratic
PFiaeipisa, sAat we'll atadg Eha fntasess Of
fns ssase OF iowa and hef people along
With that OF the once united, bat now
dis-unissd States; and, when We hsyei
this part done, we are not TO set still but.
We are to keep the ball rolling By the Or.
ganixation Of eluhs In every election dis
triss throughout tha whole snsire sssse;
and when tha nominations are made let
us all support them and encourage every
one Of our fellow citizens that Ia a legal
vsssr 20 take bold and assF Fss; for by this
and sols alone can we ever unite this glu-
rious old Uuion. write this to warn
such aaea as say, wilE this Uaien is lest
and We cant helpt it, as iwsI ID 70 the
Democracy, iOn's lee such expression es-
cape your lips, for you eah By she ballot
settle this great eoutsoEsrsy, for By the
ballot ii WAS broaght upp ga US. Sir, II
am Jackson man, born one, reared uu
one, and have always sspoused shs
good old Hioory prineiplas, and Issloxs
and cherish them, and IaTs the man VIA
dees likewise. Give me Washington, .
Jefferson, Jackson and the Constita,
ton as it is, and the Unibn As it was.
and ! viii risk the life, liberty and peoa-
ersy Of ali American citizens. - u
In conclusion permit me to say that il
is nav duty as well a. svsrg other Uaian
loving nan, TO demand that this wicked
and unholy war be stopped, to cry out
with both hands lifted up to God and tho
people for peace Il - nay right and ths
right Of every Amerieaa citizen. Aud
my only wish is that all Of our Demo
cratic papers win be and doing up like oar
Bugls, in laying the truth before the peo-
pie, and exposing the frauds and eorTup-
tious Of the bIgckeat and most damnabIe
Administration that ever disgraeed any
country.
A ForRs OF PoTTA KATrAMEK Co.
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..waEN s4ALL wK HAVE REAoE =

The Portland Advertiser, the leading
Republican paper in Maine, asks this i'm
portans and interesting question, and an
Ewars it 81 follows. We commend the
answer to the attention of those who are
too free with thair charges of treason a.
gainst every DsmOcras who speaks Of
peace
We answer, when Congress shall be
persuaded that reason, not force lie THE
DIVINITY Of the age in which we live.
When Congress shall be persuaded that
history furnishes no example Of six mil
lions Of people educated free and indie
pendent, being subjagated to captivity,
and ruled against their consent. When
Congress shall be persuaded that no ma
tioa on earth has proved themselves pow
erfal enough in arms or in wealth, TO es-
Eablish and maintain, indefinitely, mill
tary despotism over ak millions of
Write men accustomed to freedom and to
representative goEerameat. Nhen
Congress shall be persuaded that every
bayonet thai carries demand for obsdi-
ence TO law, and to the Federal Govern
mems, should also carry the announcement
Of religious respect for tho political
rights out of which the war has arisen,
and willingness 10 confer amicably upon
the terms OF re-sdjustment Of those
rights. ..
light on, ys msn Of the North, and
rfghL 90 sail be tAs cry Of the Haan of tbs
South, until substantially, those condi-
| lions We have named shau come 70 pass.
But fewer Of each side shaii live 20 enjoy
shs sesults az dag by day passes away ;
and ali Of each Will DO poorsr In parse,
ansll the rsault thas gives peace shall b
attained.
Peace is the child Of reason and
| reciprocal interests. War is the heatheEl
and saalless Moiaah that dasoars, wiehoui
resaose, every life and esery ilssereat shss
| ssaads ia the way Of ita imagined OF
proclaimed necessities. Gold, pitiIess,
| inhunan, Ia war in lts bss4 aspect. Ii
makes children fgshesiess, wives widows,
the powsxgul feshIe, shs fsehaa asspsiring
and the world iaself everything whieh Il
oaghs nas 70 Be to sTery eisissns aad q
every interest.
Bot fght On ! eight On | win be the I'm.
palssye org Oh pciisiciaas, OF sspiranss q
oksee, of goysfaHsens iissshess and eoc.
| tractors, and Of fanatisal, oze-idaa men
both al the North ana as she South
Fight on, viii be the cry ok standard log,
lalEy, mutia Ehe saiIa, sgnaals and yet sub
lline soios Of tha hallossox shall bid baas
/ .tles to cease, and rsasoa % gssume lE-
i sway over the councils of The nation
/ Then no broken nasionaiity- fnss
dioas sstles 70 sapasior righteousness i
EsAs frAznswuFk sf iassitsaai8Bs and of 20
laisAg wili 10 saepgnizsd, bas o xs- anissa
1 pepplss Hisk 90 Flag Of maaenal gles!
Il asad s1sngsk. md ems uenstisafien, On
lkfovernme III &na oEe s1pfamAey, shal
IbeSouse No II 1nbre og '1lE oa psople
East ~ ss1l etad 8oushs n shae
i DO sFssu - sasissasss sswsk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

E" Tng Pm EsHDENT Is THE STATE, -
''The President 10 she State, because be
is she sasior of the Sta1a, says Rurnsy,
oraoES Of shs White House. Gerys shat
precious logic on she White House door !;
-eaxry il on tie trsphy Of tha Presidents
bady- guard aagrave il % the esontsheon
III the union for o motto In place of the
present. How hne an epEtah for the
libessise Of toe generation ssTbe presf-
dent is the Ssgtsas-~tle President is dele
gated poser the presidsas is Congress
AMI jaaieisxys the Improvisation Of
rights reserves, ssths one Of many -
be i the fanotious Of the separate States,
the prscess Of ths courts, the imposts and
tho taxes, the policy and eecnomy Of the
ernpife-sstE1e President il che ssala !''
How perfect such b creed! Bow to
lisslerss eap; ffsha preaiaeus ssxhs Ssasss'
ali halls the King / Il is = ghassly Joke,
indeed, when Hasds the best Of; hua IL
sounds much like whisper from The
thpune itself. poor dTiYeliaR thing
Poor cFaxed, demegtsd President 10
what sublfme 4 depth should rsason fall
when Eiasiesy can win fss aar b such i
ahoaxht--ssshe psesideas y shs Sa&es "
- HarTisbzsrg Patrsos. Hs96# ss 81
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c. g The fact can no longer bs dis
gaissd shas maay of tbs Rspabassaa Sea-
asofs desire war and disuniou, under pre-
tsxk Of SAVING the Unioa. They wiah 10
get rid Of the Southern States, In order
So have majority ii The Senate TO con-
ssx tins appointments, and naay OF than
think they can hold . permanent Rspub-
liean majority In lhe NogIhasn saatess bat
not in the Whole Union !; for passisaa rsa-
seas shey ara anxicus 20 nssolre the Un-
ion. IA ID oan be dsae wishsns holdisg
them sesponsihle before the people. ~
Stephsn 4. Douglas tn sAs q. .. Ssaafe,
DEC. %, 1860 ..am
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

"Jf hess internal faaGties a"d A0o-
IiGionists srer get he posSer in their
Aasds tAeg teia oseriae thu ooassisss-
tion, set The Supreme Court al defiance,
change and make layos to suit thsHsesues
LAY VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE WHO DLF-
FKR WITH rHx& IN OPINION, Of dare qtbes-
sion their fidelity, and finally bdHkrupl
the country aud ds1ugs ii .etth blood. p
DANIEL WEBSTER ...--... -. ....-..s.
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WHAT Is TREASON

Oar Republican Abolition frieads ase
exceedingly hippant in their deanacia-
tions Of Democrats and those who hap
pen to utter Democratic sentiments, as
traitors, ooppsFheads, secession sympa-
thizars, 10. Ia all our reading and
bearing IN the past two years We have
seen no Republican newspaper, or re-
port of Repubublican speech, that has
undertaken To give definition of either
of the above epithets. Use. FRANCIS
TRAIN has come in for no smau shars of
Abolition abuse of this character, but
how much he is deserving Of it may be
inferred from the following extract from
his late speech In Chicsgo r# ~rs.s.
"Dissolvs the Union EEvxRI When
the sun shines at midnlghs, the moon as
mid day, when man forgets to be selfish,
when impossibilitiea are in fashion, then
ths Unien may be bFosen.A G sa
The heroes who hare died for the
Union are not lost--the country Ia Kighs
-she viii jet be united under one flag
Is Is written in the Heavens In burning
lstEers--it 10 shs autograph of God. Yoa
cannot divide shis erapiEe. God was
the typographical engineer Of this eonn-
try, and what God hss joined together
let no man put asundef. 7i %T7
believe In. the eternal Uniea Of tie
DATED States, end in tkaas sasrsd charter
of our liberties, the Usnstisutien.n g..
This is the kind of treason which TgAIs
advocates,a solemn protest againss q
q dissolusion OF the Union, the kind d
trsasoa shat Greslsy, Wendell Phillips,
BsschcT, aud other leaders Of tbs Repah-
liean party deaonnee. Woald thai there
were more Of il, and that it were more
strongly impressed upon the hearts oi
the Amssican people Hsrala.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

CosoRKssIoNAL EEEGi i1oNs.-The States
which sra to have elections for members
Of Congress this yeaE airs 40 follows:
sew Hampshire, g., second Tuesday
In hfaxch. So = Pr tHs a@
Rhode Island, C2,I Efst Wednesday in
April. s sf&
oennecsicut t4,) ar4s Wednesday in
APRIL. tAea4 s.ss a5sFs
hensacky, ks,) 6rss Tuesday In August.
SsFmons, ks1 arst Thursday in Sep
eembeg. 5a13 s
0aiiforuis, CD Rrst fhursday Ia Sep
ssmbeT. .HS5
Maryland, {5,1 ID November.
West Visginta wssi esscs thFee members
and sshaFs maT be apslisaaaa for aAats
from the old State Of Fisgiaia, one nesa-
bar from Louisiana t#o menheYs; from
1eazessae, tw6 masahars.
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.cRImEMAlLx sExusarKawD.n


The AetrOpolitaa Rscogd, which, it
must be remembered, 10 the accredited
organ Of Archbishop Hughes, has au ar
ticie iR its issue of February k4th, in
which it puts forth the following severe
bat just structures: ....
While the Administration has haen
ruled By Abolition eounsels, and forced
inso fanasical policy, be THE frishman
has had but one patriotic policy in view,
and for the accomplishments of that object
he placed his life At the servics of bis
adopted country. Il is, we believe, no
exaggeTation TO say that from fifty to SIX
81 thsusAna Irishaen bave either fallen
10 this var or bsen maimed for life, kiilsd
outrIEhss w RaNsu, Ms Is MaxN Is0Iu Ezag
carnage OF the battle field, to suffer O liY-
ing death in that dependence upou world
iy chsrity which is q perpetual torture to
the independent mind. Oar Irish citizen
seidiery have been betrayed by the ,Ad-
ministration By it's perYersiou Of this war
from the legitimate object for which 1t
Was commenced. Had thsy known shat
il was to be waged In the interests Of Alb
olitionism, and for the overthrow of
State Rights, We think VIC ara safe Ia say
ing there would not be one Irish adopted
citizen to every ten that went forth TO
fight under the Stars and Strips. Our
fellow citizens Of Irish birth have beeu
eZininally slaughtered they have been
used Us tools by class of men who,
while urging others into the battlefield,
have shrank In eowardiee from its ter
rors, Il may as well bs stated, once for
all, that they have been made subsequent
10 the emancipation Of the negro, and
mai, too, By a party, ons Qfachose organs
aaaosaacsa, seueSal months ago, that az
sooH as sharsrg aoas sot red Of Catho1acisy
sOotsld be looked into. a..
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rs slsSasr siassY Tsss isss Ds noex ~

= 1H& Blow f4&f1A &2sG %-s9E@A&A~BE&29&s~ ~
.ars asselapsing sogsE up apaEssplasisa ksgs
Ut hoEne. They are appealing 70 Be
pabEicans 10 ara khenaselsass. Ii this
II their posy Il nssss be ast II fike
.zaaunes. We aspreesss she Eosl spsrsss
that wouId aavlse revolution hass ak
home bat We caanol do Otherwise than
20 say, Demoefats, ssasd firmly by youE
Esighss. y sAsk for aashiag bse wazaa In
saeaxly right. aaa sab#ss % neShiag ss@s
i wraax.n IL shs Repnblisana are
arsnink themselves TO force yoa into
abolixlonism, yoa viii be oompsalsa %
arm y9agsslses 10 resist thai 4oFa@s sai
Thsss are hlsody simsss aud the spaxis
that would desire i .FsralnElon ID he
loyaI States Ii deep dyed yllli&n. We
hops he viii Be the 6rst 60 reap fhs whars~
clad La ~ fassiea anlasxks % fcsus
| bs shs sssorsi fxnakisssaas and fnlliss ~
on 10 grsat National ID Degnocrasss party
/ for ii eaanoa bs doae. The pfop6sisk6a
| ID fntsnsisd - afehrassds and svssy
Aonsss saAn In sks lAasa will grsxa saswn
shs pssssns sas HaAks is~-- Fsspsss
stafsssAs ~ 2 ~ aB
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"ThE GENTLE AkAs MUoL Ass

ay 81 HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
REOTLY Or INDIRECTLY, TO IN
rERFERE WITH rHE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE III EXISTS. / BELIEVE j
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do s0.s-President LtReota w
his ksaGgurGI AddYess- a-a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
STICK YHEs Tx YOUR HAT AND KEEP
ETgRERR!

ET declare upon my responsibility
as q Senator, that The liberties of this
country are in greater danger to-day
from the corruptions, and fToU" tht
proaigacy prGetiesd an The various aspdT3'
meals Of he Government thaaa they ar'
from the efesay in the open feld.-J p,
Hals, RepablaeGm Senator from hsac
Hampshire. ......-
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ONLY rooR mKs 10 BE DsArrRp.

ONLY PooR MEN TO BE DRARrRp.
When the CONSUMPTION bill shall have
passed both Houses, we win print it at
length. The pending amendments ma
terially change the measure as it had
passed the Senate.
One odious feature Of the measure
seems to bare been retained by the House,
and no doubt il will be retained finally
Ii is that BY which exemption from the
draft may be purchased for 3 sum OF
money, in amount three hundred dollars.
The oppression OF this provision 10 seen
at glance The poor only are compell-
ed 10 60 10 the war the rich and the
moderate IN means have way Of relief
opened to them. ...... ......... Ne -...
The day lsborer, whose wages furnish
bare Subsistence TO his family, will be
complied to 20 and leaye his family with
out the means Of subsistence. --.....
So Of the day laborsr whose wages far
nish bare subsistence to hia family, viii
be compelled 70 20, and leave his family
without the means of subsistence. .-
So of the mechanic, who, With the
strietest eneouomy, has not been able to
accumulate three hundred dollars, and
whose family is dependent upou bis week
liz salary -.t+ +.. -.-... ...,. .--.. ..-
SO with the farmer, who il burning his
corn Is fuel because il is cheaper Tor
that purpose than wood or coal whose
poverty has denied him many OF the nee.
essaries Of life for many months past,
and who does not know where the next
clothing for bis wife and children will
come from. IL .-...'.. ~. e..
Tbese must respond 10 the draft
They cannot escape il. Their doom 10
written in the Conscripsien bill. We
would tell them 10 prepare for II it Ebsy
would not say We were mocking gt them.
lnasmach rs 10 man will 20 who can
purchase exemption, the draft will fall
exclusively upon those whose poverty
makes che purchase Of exemption inpos-
Isible. al sag s$ss
No provision Of law could have hssn
conceived 70 more greatly aggrayate th&
horrors OF the war. ST. =
In soras districts Of tbs West. whsn thg
law shall have been executed, q eenaA-
grafton might as wea have swept ovel
thg land, sessaaaag szsgything u il
way. -,.-s
Bot it Il the law, and 10 The The extern
that it is constisasional lag il will b
,axssasea END zaass be sbsysd. e
The awful rasRsnsisllisy mast be cas-
where Douglas said II belonged upoE
The aggrsssius spiris 9 aovaAsSH aboais.
ioassnas - Chicago nnsss.
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n@sS1 Ysaa Ua~L Tfa~a 49,. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

J a1 All sha Republicans, from Asra-I
haaa LineoIn down % the Lowest back
pcwshoiaes In The Abplitien church. ars
Wiling d saspsnd ths csassisusion. Did
yo1 ever hear Of one vhe Was willing 10
saspead ne Chieago plasfsrn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

a1 TIE bsaks II Nav Tssk, Bosson
md; rhiiaaelpais hass ORR asty niaainax
In spssis againss f0rsy-sass anallisss i
year aga --TssiR aoans - asssiy 80
millisss naw N "a niliisn abess ~
poaii4 90 milliass ~ I6asnillians : aiz-
salasaon 10 millions % L. Mil1lsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

MuscAzINa Cry khscTisa.~-Ths sn-
tire Democratic ticket wss alssssa = the
City election of Mnsdasins held q the
2nd instant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
BUSINESS CARDS.


E9~0fcs in Phoenix Block, over Parks b Co.'s
Store. s'= @zsE -saF- .zs=g ExssE
TsnaTs his pr6fs2 saonMa ssr< ices To xAa skxsssHs
si caaacil BIaKs aud vfSiAity. Particular &ts&h-
Tea gwen 10 ehreair diseases
Es~PtEes saccsgxtailF tTsa&eds
JEae Is, lSS2 Su
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

eTThonas u. Ssymoars she acuinss
for Gssssnor Of OsHassticus, 70 > ssasin
q Gov. Ssynenx af Nsu Easks 7
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

Ths fsllowing confession was made BY
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem.
bar pfCnagress ErpR Aaassshasetsss On
the 18th of April, in which he exposed
the serRaptness of Linsoln's sdnaia aistrs-
,tlosi. III III / t isfIt . HHE ibiEt
"THB .GENRIIBAES MUST REMEM.
BER THAT IN, THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER Upon
PRoFEssIOSs OF REFORM AND RE.
TRESCHNfENT, THERE is INDUBITA.
BEE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN Tue
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERsMENT DURING THE ADALNls-
TRATFON WHICH THE PE0PLR
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION" s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

~ ln respect TO public affairs, the lac
tion now In authority may be fairly re-
yaaesd 10 shres elassesa Politically spsak-
iagy some axs kaavas. sosas aRs fsols,
and the sssa ase both knayes ard faoas.
Let no one say this iadgmans Il harsh -
II u the jadgsment of de public
opinion Of the worad; and u will De
the jadgmens OF pcssskisy II.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

60 The Uniesd States 8easss fSske
3ath Uuagxess u now full, vii - ~
cepslon ek shs representative Of fIse DIS
loyal States toe two aeats og Ml1wousi
and Maryland vacancy. Tbs sasatays
are politically divided Is soliowss
SigEsrheaas, 1T 6
Conservatives, III
gasNnaesfes ee eai ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

. ~ re 1gsbssiis sAe Wsx Dspsxs
1nssl sask sI1S1s ars asx assshAEsing
lIs4a go s1slsi Il - Ges4 dksAaask -
aaws = - subwaf Loo . wssk. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

SoLprEgs DALY PRAYEzv~Ou Fakhess
who art in Washington, Uncle Abraham;
be say name thy victory wen thy viii ba
laoas at Che South as Ii u Id the North |;
give as this day oaR dAily Eatiaaa ef
crackers and pork, and fergiys car quar-
tarnasksrs; for fhine Ii The power, ths
soldiers and negroes, for the space Of
sasxsa years Azaen
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
THE WISCONSIN, MAnwAs cun pUs
0asE.~sPTNIos oFSdSs3s pxis e

We publish In fpll to-dsy the spiaion q
Judge Paine, Of the Wisconsin suurems
fCourt, 10 the Kemp case. The iogical
pesspieuiiy and ssren sstr wisA which th,
argument 10 stated aaaA ahe sounaasss sl
the eoneiusions arrived "a Hill beth sug-
prise and crafty those who bare hitherto
supposed the author but . mere Doffti-
seiasa Of the ultra abolition ssasocf, no
aocuEnaak hos bean piaosa befags ths rsuh-
lie upon the vital questions at iasus bet
ter calculated to exert q wholesome in
fnence upon the public mind. If The
doctrines snuHeiaked In this opinion are
"sresson,o - then treason IL the glory and
salvation Of our RspabIia. :. 5'..,..g
Some of the principal facts judiciaIly
established by this decision should Be
Impressed upon the anfnds of ell the peo-
pie. They asss in bEiaf, az hollaws:
4. Ihe governmapt Of the United
States is invested with full power By the
Federal constitution 10 prosecute war.
aEsd there is no war power outside the
.eoastitutian. .a .t5 al "a. = :
z, Only the people, through their Rep
resentstive in Congress, can SUSPEND he
writ of hdbeas corpus: 's '"f'F'.7
.. Ths President caa execute she laws
only by sach means as the constitution
and laws themselves have given hin pow-
er to employ.
4. 4 military commander NAV declare
martial la~ in districts which are shg ae-
ttta4 theatre af D&E, twhere hostile ar.
mlea are met for the purpose of destrue-
tion, or in insurrectionary districts,
where domestic violence and afscord haze
egscttSaAg Displaced the ctr4l assthoritses,
-~HgT koT ELsEHHRaE. . .#rt -.....
3. Courts martial are courts of limit.
ed and inferior Jurisdiction, and have no ]
jurisdiction to try any person except such
as are by tdw auHeniabls 60 such trial.
o. The legislative 10 Tina political de-
paFtment of the government, and, when
the writ OF habeds corpus is nat suspend
ed by Congress the Executive has 10 DO |
litioaE powrf 70 imprss0n Ghs vvvplc.
Jadge Paine moreover declares thak he |
should consider the establishment o. the |
document that the President possesses IL |
lfmitakie power over the land, by d dec |
laration OF martial las, ssas calamity lit |
tie, II any, Less, TO BE- deploEsd than the |
success OF the rebellion."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

r. The Rock Island Argus has Q
friend In ahs cousssy who wrifsa thai ha
goes In for eoloHisIng Che negroes In some
toreign lsads bsczuse the absiitsonssts
will all fellow shems and rs shsis be rid
Of both, and hass peace Il hsms.