Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
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did."l Do they not know the insyitab
! result o. the course oh Revolution
!. Former ages 2 DO tHey not know Ii
sAa nea who ssgia them always perish |
tAsan I Did they svar snead us Dansea
h4bespiegre, or af the Rgensh EssoIatias
Danton got tired Of the radicalisu
kehespisrre, and proclaimed himself
conservative, and Robexpierre had hiI
daaapilatsd. Weed and Seward a,
sissd Of ths sadiealiszm Of GraeIev an
Sumner, Whether they will decapisal
1 toem OF not, L not quite certain hu
| speaking politicahy, II they wait i iittl
Longer, We will take the JOB out of thei
haads. Laaghtex and cheers Til
people have borne too much, and the
are not prepared for the experiment an
longer aud warn The men Oh New YoYI
and Of New jersey, IL ytAey seansenaac
this administration IN any further usur
| pations, the NORTHWEST will not 20 witt
them. [Loud ehetrs.I
We propose 70 40 before the people d
| the whole Union TO tsy ibis IN argum en
and tbs balIot-baz, and q yoa bsaa as
ws will submit to Jour rule under tht
Substitution /; and, Il wa beat you, then,
b{ the Eternal, you shall submit
Great eheers.l Why, sir, they ows
apology for lhsss mossaxons violations
oi the Constitution. Because We stand
By that constitution we are denounced
10 Gns fancy epikhsts of saButtsrnuts, p
and "coppeEhaads," )" and sstraitors, !" and
''secessionisEs." Why il it that this par
~ shen defeated in Illineis by Is, 900 ma.
jority, have refused to submit to tile de-
cision OF the ballot-bax 2 They ran away
10 escape the boads of the Constitution
= ahsquatulated, as il was once. called
10 tbe State Of Ohio, or in Northern
phrase, skedaddied. fLuughter.l The
grand old Democratic party is a good
scholar. Il is no Bourbon, but learns all
the time. believe 10 clihging to the
laws and the ballot box to settle auarFels
In a free government, bus we will have
th liberty of critieixing acts Of the Rd-
miaistratloD, and will not consent to be
called traitors because we do: Before
the Judicial tribunals we are ready to au-
swes. Try Us put to Us question as eY-
en %ne Roman Proca0sal did IN olden
tianas put the question guilty or not
guhty2 And we will answer to the rer-
dict of an unbought, impartial jury of
our eountFyuaeFA Oar day is coming,
ii YOU allow Ii to come under the consiir
sutlon, and We wiil try you thesatne way;
but, ii the experiment is to begun in some
other method unknowa to the constitu.
tion and law, and is be reverted back to
the old standard, thai might makes right,
theu know you that We have the might
and the right too. [Hreas applause.l -!
We live in extraordinary times. 4
DOME believe that in al history SO grand
an epic has ever occurred, where so many
people, so vast theatre, where armies so
great, expenditures SO enormous, taxa
IIon so burdsBsome, have ever been wit
hessed in any country, On every such
aee4slon hitherto, the providence Of 600
aas ordained thai men have been found
10 deal with the necessities of every oc-
sasion. Has is been 30 now? Where
are our statesmen? Not in the person OF
the Pr1sidsas aRd his Cabinet not in the
Senate, not ia the House. Where are
bur men OF might, the grandeur efsoulY
Who're are yaar generals We bad one,
but they baaished him. [CheeEs.l IL
vas asked in the Senate, the other day,
shsIr victory had be ever gained? The
answer, was, 'Fwhat battle did be ever
bose? Mo man has risen with power in
bis hand stretching forth to save this peo-
pie. Il is what we want most now, and
K ought to be the prayer of every lover
9f bis country that God in His provi-
tenee would bring this people through
he Red Sea 10 the promised land OF
peace.