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aoned thu original shisess Oh tbs war as
Aarnsd BY Aosa, to hsss been the re-
sssasion q the Unios as it waa, and
thas be only object seaghs now, ia, to
abolish aasssry, rssAsdls%s Of the Cousti-
tasisn, or the eoassisatisnal rights of |
States. They regard the rsckisssness |
With which shs Treaay Department is
MANAGED ~ flssasiass sAan airet ROBBERY
of the people, and that wAan the House
Of Representatives by sn almost unanira-
ous xoss csnsared the perpstsssor Of i
atapsadoua Govsrnnseti swindls, that
body snly performed an act Of iasy; and
that the Presidents rsbuks Of the House
by message. and BY the sppoinsmsns Of
she perpesrsssr Of shs robbery 20 . Rass
slasa mission TO Europe, committed q
high crime, and oaat on himself an odiua
and rendsrsd himself ohnoxious, 70 the
charge Of being party 70 the swindIs.
The people believe yoas EzeelIencJ's
Cabinet TO be corrupt In the sxsfeus !;
aad thai jour Excallsnoy is the willing
tool Of those corruptionists, used At
| pls&sars By sheau, 70 undsrmins tbs very
fenadasica Of the once best GevsTnmaak
ever enjoyed by nan-4mosevsr, they be-
Iisvs your exsellancy to have deliberately
defeated the plana of Maj, Gen. MeGlel-
Ian fOz capturing Richmond, for she pus-
pose Of snsuEiag . pezmaasas division u
cur once proud Union. They believe
thas you removed the yoapg General
from command, from motives Of pszRs
Jealousy and fear If successes sgainsl
the rsbel armyI .#1Ts s-' sHss.. u
Mr. Pfssidsnt; we gladly differ witt
the people IN nauy respects; but thss
believe nAs charges tTss< sss adj respects
| sssass<A nsore. Does your Excelleucy
& ask boz the people oaa be undeeeivsd p
Wsanswer By suggesting, that 1t III
sa0ss Of the present session Of Oosgrss
] you dismiss from your councils syery de
: ssrucsioniss, and call sroand you mal
: possessing love for their nation IA
whose patriotism extends further than
9 desire 70 get his hands in the "stroD
box.n Call together the new Coagres
:, and ask them to undo the trsasonabl
= doings Of the old one. Then withdral
. that nneaush, ill-timsd emaaeipatio
. proclamation. AK .yss sir ask Il
= States III rshsllien ar armiatics, for Il
= purpose OF adiussing pending difseulsi'
8 on tbs basis Of the Constitation-dismil
= every othas consideration hnt the Oh
! Of shifting the States. Your Exeslleas
= can afford 10 become magaanimoua, ~
l. alone upon you rests the responsibility
Il uniting tbs people Of tina North, and
u bringias back the revealed States, or I
: suggesting terzas Of peace which if 2
. jectsd by thsm, must place tiara in Il
) wrong, In the eyes Of the civilized worl
!. Do this and the people Of this dist<aesa
! nation win blsss yoa, God viii BLISS 70
!. and the world viii bless you.
RI This communication is aos intends
= TO Indicate to yeas Exoellensy &ay eosrl
: TO be parsed, bat 70 izaplore yoaar q,
= csllsDsy to adopt hoaorabla msAsur,
If $50 arrest thu hOrrsrs Of . frulsls
n waf sf two years daratioa aad whis
! has spread Eaeurnings and dssolasio
d throughout the land. ! will write 20
TeI again, meantime, -. ss... .... DID,
d am your very ob't 'seEv't.
3 -*f~ A gfrxzxs.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

CoAR9sP8NBENCE OF YME HUaLK.
IT, Zig Escsass~cy tAs President If EAs uAGasa
2fssssf
Sir.-0ur beloved Uuion IL fallen F.
Yet hope fingers with all loyal aud pat
riotic men. This hope rests solely upon
the honest purposes upon which your Ex-
celieuoy's action is based Of which we
entert,fin nos doubt. But pernit us re-
spessfully 20 suggest to your Excsilsncy,
that Jour coanselloss may have been the
means Of leading you into error; there"
By your exceiiency has been led indeed to
adopt measures adverse b an early set
slemsns Of the unhappy dificalty exist
ing betwsen sections, and between States
fully Loyal. and the Administrations. We
see that the latter 10 every day becoming
mere and more aiarming The whole
people have become alarmed at the aam-
gers which snrFound them; nor can there
be doubt that if there be not = change Of
policy inaaguratsd In your Exceilsncy's
Administration speedily, che dire ealami-
siss Of civil war in the North will b.. iu-
ssitgsed, the rcsalts Of which, no good
usan saa coat smplass wisaoqs forboaings
Of the extrszae OF hssroi -, s@4
We see, and know, sous o. the diR-
culties With which your exoeIisnSy il sur
rounded: ard not the least among them
h the fast that al ambitious eorsups clar-
~, backed up by the corrupt, and worse
than srsasonabls politicians anri govesn-
msns robbers, for the double purpose Of
self ggrandisement, and that Of ovss.
throwing oar late happy and prsspsroas
ration. The people bsIisvs most armIy
ssas these caassss y parsons are smphas-
ieslly she dsssivms OF me Adnsaistra.
tion itiso shsmaasss4s 10 obnoxioas 10
ths people and 10 dessrassive OF psase.
and haarmoay, aad % what they believe
70 ba shsir rights fhey also believe
tAasyssr sxselisney ID kept in oonpara-
ssve isnoraacs or pc ssss s<sts Of Feel. |
Ing nssw existing among tho loyal people |
u ths North On the sahject of asblsrsry
arrests, the arbitrary division Or . State
wishoas III sonssnt. me psodaaasaion
By which, ~ shsy bslisvs the goassisasson
d violated md they believe thas thu
sAirty issvsnsh Congress Il Iiasis Less dian
. gathering Of traitors sosssnsd for shs
purposs sf zsnpling andsrfoet the s4sAs
u sha people and IT The Ooussasusiois,
md The assssassioa ii NE asa11n sksy =
mash lovsd sss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

Oar readers, no dosbs, have noticed
the call issaed by the Demosrasic Csntxal
COMMITTEES, for State Convention, to be
held al Dss Moiaes, On Wednesday, the
18th OF May next. We take this oppoF-
tanity to urge upoa the d emoeYacy of the
Missouri Slope, the absolute necessity Of
an early and thorough organization Of
the party in every county, township and
4sa asaDsl district, so that there may ba
fall and radical Democratic dslsga-
ton sent up from every couaty to the
Stats Convention. We want Tia people,
Al lsass she Democratic portion u sAsa,
TO take hold Of the matter aad sss that
no mau La sent as Q delegate, wiao does
not fully, faithfully and energetieslly en-
dorse their views.
Heretofore, the masses Of the Demo
cratic party hxvs aiken bat little interest
Ia the meetings hsld for the purpose of
eieCting delegates to our State Convea-
tions, and Is consequence we have had
adopted BY the trsfaeking politicians, who
have composed them, q sort Of halfway
policy, which neither suited the Democ-
r&cy nor made any inroads upon the ranks
Of Republican Abolitionism. The mass
Is of the Democratic party always have
beea sound upon the political issues,
which have divided them from the Repub-
lican-Asoitioa parry but unfortunately,
they bare permitted dslsgasssto be elect
ed 10 eur State Convsnsions, who have a
vague ides smiyef priaeiplss, while policy,
the baas of all true theories, and 50 de-
stEueti#s sf the true principles Of the par
y, has oecupied the brightest visions of
their minds. Policy that accurssd word
should be s&Riskea from The Democratic
vocabulary, - useless, yea, treasena-
bic weird, 80 long Is men can be found In
the party, who would sacrifice principle,
in order to adopt = policy, which they
foslishly think would s'eateh votes" and
ascare q temporary sEiumph foF the party.
We want no sFiumphs founded upon
sach base, and from past experience We
hspe sAoss Who have bssa following the
phantou-policy, are convinced that 1t
ia TINA 70 declara that word Gan obsolete
idea"
The masses are tired and sick Of the
present ruinoas ofy.i war--shay ara sakis-
SD that the Upsou can never be restored
By lighting and we have no doubt, bat il
tAe qasssion was fairly pus before them
thas seysa out Of every ten would vose
for session Of hossilisies, aa.f for the
sailing ID Ooavsssiou TO $50 spon
tsxns Of peace. IL oaz sapposRsia 10 cor
rses, let the Dsmoosacy-ths lovers u jos
sies, right equality psass the old
fEiends Of the Gonstisation and the Union,
rally ID essgy county and ssnd aelagasss
- TOE oonventioa who win truly repre-
sent thaiE psiasiplss and iasarssss.
WAa DExocE41s--if sAesa svsr gas d
Dsnesxas wAe batasssd shss war TO ba
right, and shss In pEosssussoa weuls re-
stsrs he Uaioa, q ~ itxss wassa foS|
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Ishrspossed shas tie bin 70 sufAsriss
the prnidsas 10 snroll aso i>s q. 3. sas-
.siss sh1ss hundra nsero rsHsnas, has
passsd both hoszn II 0oaxssss and has
became law. This La another swinals
sxsd upon the country By the disuaion
Abolitionisss. Il ID another means, add
cd 10 those ALREADY too aamsFaus, b.
which the honest laborer 10 TO be swim
disd 0as Of he posr pissan0s shish he
saxna sshy shs smsas al Ais hrsw.a
What does he Anminisxskioa iaaand
% 10 vita the asgssss altar thsy are sn-
rellsd2 Ii cannot arm the white soldiers
a. thsy should be ssmed yss il seems al
most ozasy for an opportunity TO pas .
gun In Cutters hand. Moreover the
President oannes, or does not pay tbs
whita seldiezs shas are already in the Geld.
Why, then, this bot haste in passing this
Negro soldier bill2
/ The answer is plain one, and sasy to
be understood by all who viii spsnd q
mozens TO investigate IL. The bin Is an
other base and hypoeritieai attempt 70 de-
eeivs the people, and get them 10 support
the negro paapsra, which the policy Of th'
! Administration has srsstsd aaa insrodue'
I'D into the country.
The Administration has succeeded II
cajoling four or Ave hundred thoasaOs
negroes from their masters, where the!
we're well cared fer, and has succeeded Il
making them believe that they are fire.
msn, and the negroes have m idea sha
. when they are fres, they ars free from q
restraint, and especially that they az
|, sfsmancipatsd' from labor. The Prssi
dcnt nov hnds that his SOC, 900 sire
Americans Of African descent" instea
CO going to work and earning their iivin
y IS they would have done had they bee
left With their masters, are asteriy inca
. p&bls Of taking cara Of themselves
short sh&t In freeing SOC, 900 negroes b
. has added exactly that number Of panpsl
y to the country, who must be supports
10 put Of the arnings OF WHITE men.
: The President knows that should he A.
. for an appropriation Of the peoples mol
= sy to support thesa psupers, that the pc
: pie would not stand such an outlay, Al
that he would become stench in the nc
sEils Of every honest man. lie knows ID
10 such an appropriation woald open i
10 eyes Of the people 10 the immense expau
&c which his emancipation scheme 10 abb
- 70 bring upon them, and that they woa
r repudiase him and all Of bis foolish al
u unconstitutional schemes.
'" What 10 to be dons2 The Negro
t must be supported ous of the nation
III treasury but the people must not knlG
~ bow it L. done. he knows that the b
III sriotism Of the people will not allow The
70 to grumbls against the soldiers pay,
~ be plays the hypocrise-gets bill pass
" for the enrolment Of 10000 Of the
10 pGspers, and ealls them soldiers By Il
" means he supports the negroes who "
l. never be Of any service to the Union, 81
d. the people viii foot the bill chseEfa
d. " under the superstition that they a
contributing towards the support Of d
y soldiers Of the army. -
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Since our last issue but little lighting
has been done. We however, gather the
following from our exchanges.
The Federal picket of Is men near STAT
ford Court House, Va, was attacked On
the 9Th inst., By IS Confederates who
killed two and captured 10 out of the 10
and took Is horses.
Ii has been aseartained that the gbsseI
which attacked and sunk the e. S. gun
boat Hsttsras was the Confederate ship,
Alabama, aad that when she went down
she carried with her over 100 men.
A skirmish took place few days since
near Yorktown, Va, in which the Federal
loss was 80 killed, wounded and missing
the Confederate loss is not known.
1t is reported that the Federal forces
have taken Lebanon, Tenn, capturing 600
Confederates.
The Queen Of the West, which ran the
blockade at Viekshurg, has returned, and
her officers report that they destroyed
three steamers loaded with provisions for
the 0onfederasss at Vieksburg, and also
captured so or SO prisoners,
Ii 10 reported that regiment Of ne roea
burned the town of Woodstock or the St.
Mary's River, aad destroyed the salt
works at tbas place.
The Confederate war-vsssel Florida
has been heard from. 1t Ia reported that
she captured seven q. 8. vessels Of Cuba,
and one On the Bahama banks.
Aportion of the 5th Michigan rsglm snt
on picket, near Annandals, Va, was at
tackled By Confederate force, and after
. sharp engagement was forced to ratreat.
The Federal loss was Is killed, and nis-
sing and few wounded.
II Is reported thas Gen. Smiths DiyiB-
aon OF ths Army OF the Potomac has gone
to Fortress Monroe.
Col Monroe, with $50 men, encounter
ed party Of the Confederate force an
der Morgan, supposed 20 be 500 ssrong,
On sne izsn insS. After sharp engage
mens, the Confederases were routed with
q lose Of % killed and a large uumbsr
wounded. MOrgan's sntirs command,
5000 strong ~ encamped near Cen4rsvilIs
Ky.
a telegram from Cairo says A scout
ing party met body Of Confederate
troops Eve miles back from Provldanos.
An engagement snsaed, In which many
Confedsrassa we're klllad and 90 aspsur-
I'd, among whom ware . 0olaael and
Major.
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DEs MONIES HOUSE
CozsaE waInas b wssss st,.,,,

ASs@ @os6A a%SIt'''' 600. IuEI
Thas spacious Raa comfortable Ha,,i ,,...,'.
s - = 80 ss = r. sos sho h,r ma q ~
the West. Their table Is always tgpIs'.. Asts. q
beat that The market affords, and eve A As
Afforded In The horse for The cE2foy, 49, s-'srss
Of guests daring their stay al the c., saiSt
&ttaehsi 70 this hotel, is the st,p. ' "a ..st
rtAgH Reuse, whsrs tFaveliers hcT.,, -, - a.
sssa ana psTsoaa having business "a u c,s .s,
% ne STATE 9. P, sP0PPoRD ~ ~ 20
Dee Motnss, Eswa, Dee 10, Isss S"a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

g Gos. AoaaAx Of II. Z. has
been elected 10 the q. s. seaa4sfron
tAss 6tass to succeed PRxsrsx KasG,
kese sern expires On the 4sh Of March
next This 10 an impEovsmsat-brGsas
have been substituted for boassls.
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CorroE.--Ths prios Of this article haa
reached ssiasts-sas cents Per pound, or
S&32 per. bale. Before the war It was
worth twelve esnss peg poand, o. ss4 per
bale. Il will probably reach eHe dsiias
per pound, higher than 1t svsr was, even
before eotsoa gins were invsnssd, and
negroes had % pick he article With
shsir fingsFs. In ths Britain West Indies
In 1874, when sas article wss ali cleaned
By negro fingers, it sold as 60 esuss per
poand.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

Tue Democracy Of the several counties in the
STATE are requested to tAa1 the necessary steps
are tAksn in sAeiR respective counties 70 iRszrs
Aasir full representation st the state Convsntian
s5 arasv as the Democrats state Central Con-
Saassss- J. d, KLLwooD, CAEa'n.
p .. G.TUMx, seey.
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pRoRATE NOTICE.

sstic4 ia hershy xlysn & al Psrsass Lnitss -
IN DE- K.tata NJ W. HgtAsriRgisB, $sesAse4 iss,
sas First MSaday u Nara 1881 has bsss =: ~
psoying % tae last sill an4 1e, sasn. 81 ~.
csAss6 before the County COAT Q! E'''Ss
ceantyl -.,,. Eats Iuss,
-se-ARkAHA1 JACKSON. e'4a4 '--"'
EsgsuefF ElNss JEiYu4Fy st1 l5eS
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NOTICE..

Ali ass scaa kaexing tAsnseiyes indebted to ths
HndsFslsnsd ey Mote or Bosk account, and naw
Cue, are regnesSe& TO call and maze ilmeaisse
Pssmsnis aa9 al PegbeGs sw4lS areonats are re-
sHestea 10 cA and settle By note OF otherwise be-
Fore the arss day 81 Mareh aaxt, az gre are deter
mined ta sisss suE Eoaks hg THAI tssas. No @oTs
Crsast after tA5s asfe.
FRgpRICEsog JACKSON
February t1zE. EBSz .ag mGs Gw
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RxE COEEEx.-A family In Brooklyn,
N. T., was dangerously poisoned, few
days since, in consequence Of the excsss-
i've use afs Rys CoHee.s Some Of the
arsiels used was sxperimsutsd with upon
dog, by "a eminent chemist, the
Health ofacsr Of this city, producing such
effects a. convinced him that is contained
o considerable quantity Of ssgot, an an
healthfal Substance that frequently grows
with rye, and hs consequently caused the
whole lot % be destroyed.
The Health oikssr says that pure Rye
makes perfectly innoeioas sabssisasa
for coffee batshst cheat and ergot are
dangafoss And poisoaoas whsn used in
the same way. Those who use the astIcls
saould BE- sarstai, therefore, 10 80 shsa
II b free From MI other Ingredients.
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aasngnd that sSeir horses will be welIs,ss|.a 'ex
Ting their soieuEn 'A' ~ &c, e.
tscs and At reasonable rates. " 'G9H H.
Dec 10. I8s7.
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Third, that negro - wog eiss@es Of
the United States, bat only sabjecf,
satiiied TO 40 privileges, sxoeps saoh 40
saeh State may give hin by law
Sas naturalization laws, permitting
s<aay alien being . free ssAass per
500, p and noss other ssto becoms d oisi-
sen OF tbs United Ssases.s' Also, Iss
Lissell, Kentucky, D. 800; LIST Msigs,
Tennessee, D. 33l; iss RngIish, Askar,.
sas, p. 509j I7sh, Illinois, p. los SEA
Blackford, Indiaaa, p 25S llsh Ohio,
>. $50, 0sA Johnson, New York, p. e0z;
aa Iadiana, p. 332, ths case Of Prudence
Crundail, lo&h Coanassisust Cd ksns's
Commentaries, and the Drsd Sssss eases
18th Howard, p. 39S.
The States referred 10 In the above o.
sations, all pf whose courts have decided
that asgso 10 hos 9 eilasss, have each q
declaration in their Coassisusiems pgsosss-
ly sinilas - THAI La sl,s Coussisasion Ct
iowa, by virsas of which is b ssaxAs ssI
ANAL shis negro lave.
Poassh. Is i sxua The asl aes nss psa-
vide Tor d trial by jury bus 10 Il equally
true that trial By jury u nee psocss3sd gos
By oss aagls psssal seafuss Of Eesea. I'll
ahis law b. Unconstitutional I'D ahss ae.
eeuns, so Is ssssy paaal lar wpsn he
ssAaass book. TRIAL bS jury Ia . aonsalr
sutioaal right, and no lagisIasion l. me-
cssaary 10 secure e.
The code OF criminal pFoesders (rsvis- |
lon Of 1860 which was made for ALL
aa.ess md applies 10 no negro sot, asl
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Extraordinary Military salr,

Tou cannot pat into tie knApsacks ei ys1s p.
bands and Brothers, a more valuable o. a.s-t Il.
es zary gIfE thAR 4 suppsy Of thik