Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-04
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about auneonditiensl snfou men y andl
ID Ia nos an uneomman aiag TO her men
prating about thar unsoSi suar- -ahou1 ahisrl
being uneondisianAl union msn. &This
would net surprisa q vary much. ala Ne
NOT know something about the ausscedeuss
Of these self styled union men.
WIEN We hear 4 man prating about his
unionism, who. NOS two wears ago. said
sslss the ssash 70, IL has always been q
hin Of expense 10 us--I want NO union
wffss slayshogasng ssssas. - ws bagin 10
shink aAaa shs Devil Aas surnsd Saint, for
the uurposs al hesray,ns the psonle. Let
the peopls LOOK abess and see whe are
the Ioad hsawIsrs sbaul au unconditional
Union. and they will and nIne oug Of ten
Of them 10 be men who have heretofore
endorsed the Garrison motto /: ssThe Goa.
ssisusian--a seysnant with death /; the
Unioa--a league With hell.n Men who
sndorsed shis motto, Iess than TWO wears
ago, are, now when they shink thai Lin
coln's proclamation has freed all the ne-
xroas. uneondir;o,sl union men but. two
years AGO they were Conditional union
men. and on q certain emergency were
willing 10 sslss the Uaion slids.s' Their
hypocrisy 10 too transparent TO deceive any
oua, and their pretended anionism would
all vanish hike the morning dew, should
there be any prospect Of rs-sssahlishing
the Union a IL asas, undsr the oonssssu-
ton % l. u.
Nov let M inquire, what ara uneoadi-
tioasl union mans Ii we wsrs 70 Judge
them by sheis aets--by their base endorse
meat OF the asspotic acts of the President
by their constant clamoring for a great
er exercise Of unconstitutional power On
she part Of the presidsas--by their con.
slant violation of the civil rights Of their
neivhbors. and bv their endorsement and
plaudits given to mobs, which have VIC.
lated the liberties of the ueople and the
freedom Of the press We would say that
| an unconditional Union nam ia oue
who cares nothing for the principles d
Constitutional liberty, and goes it blind
fer the despot who NAV be in power, nc
matser Who be ia, or what aess Of despos.
lam, barbarian, and cruelty be may COM
nit. To sush y Eaaa union like thai
between England and Ireland, or that
between Austria and Hungary, wAers
the people are sabiuga&ed and tyraus-rid,
den, With every xustige Of independence,
and manhood sranplesi beneArh the Ty,
rants feet in The dust, ia just rs good {
unisn a. any other. They are uncondi,
tionally fer the Union, no matter wheth.
it be ruled By q despot, or managed By 1
fool, so thai il NAV be- q union, thay
take il Internationally, and ask no quss-
tiona.
This Is the kind Of a man every uneon.
disional union man must be-a toilinx
tax paying tool-a quiet submissive slave
q lump of mud in the hands of the ruIin.
tyrant, to be moulded to suit his base pur,
poses, or 10 be used to stop the leaks
through which his power would gradual,
waste away.
| The leaders Of the disuuion marty. havs
hoped from the beginning to hide thei,
base disunion schemes. by raising faIs.
cries by pretending to Be for the Union
unconditiouaIly. while ia truth and fac,
thew were for the Union ouIu upon esytair
conditions. These men have had the;,
dav-tnev have deceived the peopls to
the foil extent Of their ability. and for .
time thew had large porsiou of the hard
working class with them but tbose who
have been led awav under their falxs erv
Of Union, are beginning to see through
their schemea and the swollen ranks O,
the unconditional uoiop men are rsnislv
dwindlipv down 10 the old pnrnbav OF
original di.upiopisss who dravvsd thspa.
ton into war and shone VIA bsvs hssp
dupsd bv their false cry bave diseovavss
the delusion and the snare which had hear
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