Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-27

lips, 10 guilty of viaiassng isp What
are " 10 think q II nsmbers Of Con-
gross who sakss soaenn cath 70 sap.
poss ahs Csassisation, ana then know-
ingly, and wiIfully srample iss sacred
provisioas under their feet? Nos oaly /
has the Presidents and Congress ever
ridden sha Consultation snd laws Of tbs /
country !; bas military nen Of all grsdfs /
from HoaorAAIs Major Geaersaa de~a
10 psisasss, ard from pssvssss down, /
aewn, dowa % BaslsE sf Nsw Orleans |
noseriesy, have Violated them With per-
feet impanisy. And shen eonfssaing
their guils before she world, Congress
paasas bill 10 indemnity the Prssideass
shsnaseives and all others sgainss prose
cations which might b. bsoaght against
them for such Violations.
Hasiag Indemnity Tor the pass and
prsssss=essses Ees re tataza, does Il salrrrisa
any one 70 hear Of illegal arrests, of per
soaal rights violated, and of murders be-
sag committed 10 the name andby the au-
shortly of King Abraham the nrssf The
people have aoqaiessed in shsse usarpa-
lions, until the President hss become bald
and his andsrssrsppsEs daaaas In ssans-
crossing the Constitution and The lava
enacted la parsunae thereof, which are
the Supreme lass Of the Land.
Tho people are sold that "milisary
aeeessisy'' requires that the Presidents
should violate the Constitution in order
to save it. That the rights Of the eisi-
xsns must be destroyed for the pres
ent In order to secure them for tbs
future and believing this, the peopls ars
quietly submitting to the overthrow of
the Constitution and the absoTp-
tion of all their personal and political
EEighs, By The powers tAas now rule
the Easien. They exPsas whsn the
Rebellion is crushed, that all usuFpea
powers will be surrendered aad agaia
we wilhhass the Constitution e. ID is and
the Union as il wss- 10 this shsy aae
deceived. The monaechicai party, has-
! ing control Of the sword and puras Of the
nation, nov boldly speak oas their tEue
sentiments, and proclaim 20 sss world,
s'thal for shs old Uniou, which was Eep'
in existencnes By Southern msnaaes aod
Northern concessions, we have 40 regrets
and no wish for its re- eousuussion.-
Thaddsus Sssueas Of Pa. H..
"Who wants Union which il nothing
bat q sentiment to iacqasg Fourth oI
JAY orasions virtual p Horace Greeley
"Ths Uaioa Is goas. 1t cannot be re.
stored. "-caal Schasrx. These cavil'
ling Constitution Iovsrs democrats,
must now come 10 timer In spar IN
President has GnIimited poaosr. IN
Carpenter Dissaioa speaker at Chieago
Is is strange then, after this endorsement
his despite course, an acknowledgment O
OF the anlimitsd power Of the President
) that arrests are made without aathoriE,
Of l&w ss- ....-. 4s
The President through bis SersetaEiel
without iaw or precedent, arrests rerson
for exercising the freedom of speech, AM
. confines them in loashsome Bastile.~-
: The President arrests through his Ineni
! ais, Editors, who erisieise his acts IA,
doubts the efseieney Of the policies adopt
: I'd by him, and sends them withoat las
or authority 70 do 50, 20 distant prisons
The commanding generals issue order
In effect commanding the people to oeas
. discussion relative to the acts Of ID
! President, under the penalty Of balm
. tried by military court N IrtiaI, az
: their sub-milisary deaposs, say "a
!, Newspapers or public speakers that 50
. dsAvcr to bring the ~ar policy Of N
= GousYnment or adsaiaistroiioH, inl
o diHe,ule, viii be considered As havin
d violated the orders above referred u
and treated accordingly Governor Tod
: Of Ohio, says authoriseiy, 10 the EdIto
= of The - 81 AM TO BE TIL
!, JUDGE, Of soAas you #ay aRd Hsay nj
say, CoNsTrrruoss AND LAWS TO TIE cos
J rxARY xorwrHsTANDrxo. The Hon.
d l.. YAILAKpiaHAN lie arrested and tFls
Q by = military Court and sent to prison o
y charges which under the sedition Law
: could not have been sustained-for di,
, cussing and eriticising tbs asts Of ID
o President and bis generals. In Short u
: freedoms Of speech and Of the press
: destroyed, and all are commanded
}, yield blind and passive sabmission
the powers that be. This lie ths coad
J, tioa whaeh ths people snd themselves In /
: day. @.'-' s''
Y What Is to be donsi The monsrchis
F are in power, tbey have control OF Il
!, purse and sword Of the nation, and tns
q mean to hold on to them. The counts
p is being ruined aad The nation ia goiu
O TO dessTactisn. What 10 to be done |
Z save our Constitution End to save OF
: liberties from being overthrown by u
u mouarchists who now rule the country
E There are but two remedies. First, II
y bailos-box. Second, Revelation. Her,
i e. "a. L Ak 4 IL n IA a