Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01
PEACE POLICY VIII TRIUMPH.
the DEMOCRATIC eakDlsTE f0a PRESIDENT
cgHfAiA OF ELECTION.
Ths Mas 10 be- siappsdI- Peace
VIII BE- Restored and the Clio i
rioas Old Union Of the4 I
Stafea will be Re-Unir
ted and Refs
d1klsshed T!

4 1xAf&N WaH Do Rt6~0HaTss
i ted and Refs
i delisl1sd 4!
TAe Nsw Yafk Ht~aad recently tool
groand for Mr. Lincoln as D candidass
for reelection, bus il has already salts.
fed itaelf thai there is no sh8uce fos
/ Lincoln or any Oshss repabli san 10 b
| elected President next year. The, Her
add has discovered shas she gEeat mass oi
The people are opposed TO war Aad In f.
vog Of peace, and IL announces ia its
republican friends that thsy bad as well
hang ap sasir sddlss, for they will not be
permitted much longer TO saw cas-gut
while Rome 10 burning. We call the
particular attention Of the republican
disuniouisas and monaEohisss 10 the fol-
lowing extraordinary and fofeshadowing
article from DIR. Llncaln's leading and
most influential orgaa~-foE that IL now
shs position Of tbs New York Herald:
s5 Tgz aIGSs or rHH TxEs.
There are many and greas indieatious
of the commencement of powerful re-.
action in the public mind on the subject
of the war and the questions ouE OF
which IL arose, aS well as from the signal
failure OF the administration, both in
shsir military aad political ooaduet Of she
var. At the present moment eli is con-
| fusion, because the popular sentiment is
in transition state; But order will soon
evolved out Of political chaos, and the
sounter-revolution will stand txiampA-
ant and acknowledged by all. -.
The excitement and indignation pro-
duced throughout the land by General
Burnsids's gh-handed and illegal pro-
eeeding against Mr. Vallandigham, and
his silly course in sgpprsssing the Chiea-
20 Times, because il commented severely
upon those proceedings, are among the
unmistak able syiaences of the revulsion
that Is taking place IL the public mind
Republicans as we'll ss Democrats have
protested against such measures, as net
oHly unconstitutional, but extremely i'm
polite and dangerous The Lsgislatura
of Illinois, by q Eote Of forty-sevSn 30
thirteen, including twenty Rspublieans,
pronounced upon the military outrage
upon the Chicago paper. The President,
obsying bis own humane instincts and the
popular will, is at last compelled to re-
buks the Secretary Of War and Burnside
together by directing the latAar to revoke
his order ovsrthrowing by military force
the freedom of shs press In bis depart
msnt. Ii Mr.. Lincoln would now is-
sue eountermand 10 the order sending
Vallandigham into exile he would wisely
eRown his eonciliasory poaiey. and give .
mortal blow TO radicals 10 the Cabinet
and ous of it, BY whose advice 50 unfor-
nate step was taken. 1t was this 'spo-
liticsl hlunder, worse than q crime" (" that
developed and brought out latent popular
feeling against the administration at the
great meeting of the democracy in this
city ON Wednesday Iast--a meeting Of
thirty thousand men, headed by Fer
nando Wood, and breathing an earnest
and unfaltsriug determination TO put q
stop to hostilisies against the Southern
States and TO restore the Union, not by
ths science Of war, but the arts Of peace.
continue to farniah fuel for the aame
throughout the whole OF the Presidential
campaign and it will be the more effect
i've because it is utterly uniustihable up
on any principles kHowu TO oar conssita-
lion and Laws, contrary to all precedent
in our history, and stripped evea of the
plea Of necessssy.
The bali is now fairly set in motion in
this State, and its progress will be irres
sistibte- ANY violent opposition to il
will serve TO demonstrate shs impetua it
has recsived. So enthusiastically have
ali the odds and ends Of tho party in this
city responded TO the peace movement at
Cooper institute, thai by this time naxt
year (shoald the war drag alaag till that
| day Without any signs of submission
among the chiefs Of the rebe'lion) we
verify believe this peace platform will be
| the platform of all the Democracy thFa'-
out the loyal States, and that with it they
| will carry the Presidential election.
And what then? Why, then, with the
| Inauguration OF the new administration,
there will be an aTmistieer o suspension
of the war, aad NortheEn convention
| md aSouthern convention called 10 con
slider the question of peace and reunion
/ upon the basis OF Fee0nssruskion of
the federal goycrnmsnt. Tbs results will
| probably be peace and e-uaion under a
pew federal constitution, giving aanple
securities for the protection Of the South
ern institation Of slavery, and embracing
such stringent pgoyisians against any fur
ther disturbances by ths disorganiaing
abolisionists as 10 reduce them 60 coed
behavior for the fusure OF compel thsn
10 quit the eaantry. But the peace Easn.
being majority In sha democratic pax-
| ty, will claim the right to shape liza poll
ey, aud Tor theaake Of harmony, and ia
order 10 rouss the Republicans from
Office, sha minority will ac9uissee,
and the same will sake place in every 9TH
| sr State for like causes viii prodaoe
like eifeots, 60 say nothing Of lhe inlIu.
eaes os the example of the RmpiEs Sease,
The platform Of the Democracy In shs
i Presidential esmpaiga Of 1854 viii bs
Il peace; and what is moray the eandidats
viii be elected 20 matter who he IL, shs
psinoipla controlling all ether oousider.
aiions. The people have lost all faith Ii
i the efficacy of The war 10 rassega shs
union. They are preparing to nv whaI
virtue shera 10 In peace.
i 10 reassnga the doahEfal and the wa,
Tering, We ara able to assaEt positively
| that fhs Reiga oil Tsrros In this sounsr,
win nes bsgin uatsi 1855. We mean. B
soarss tbs Rsign Of Terror % tbs aboll,
sienists and the saossdy, sontraesors, wA,
are - Paradise just new, has who vii
| Ind Aneriean soil TOO hot tor thar faa
before two more summers have passe.
/ Fernando Wood, sha Napslsea or thl
Il Stoaewall Jsaksan Of sna DesnoSfa0y
raissd thg dsvif ~ tho Cooper Inssifas
! peace meeting On Wednesday laas; bu