Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
For me svsss.


Msssxs EDfross More shaa sighsesl
months ago ! told The readers ol ID
6seiss that The pspssas aahalr var Ma
hsoaghs arsand, fer the purpose O
asosiahsag Slavery, sli abolisionaou
looked Il me with holy Aosror, and barke,
at me from she corners OF tha ssssess
sad eoussive ewass and saesss'' ID ge
me 70 FoFs Lafayette. And new the fac
Is demonstrated and fsnobody hars,1 ye
that there was ninor oaasidasatisa Il
carry sat tho programms Ia svidsaa
the motive was, 70 do ssytAing 70 sscass
the control of the Govsrnmsnt, Aencs
The aecsssisy Of . son:hsrn Uonfsdsr&cy,
and to make sure Of Southern Con
fsaesasy, Riebnsad nass not be taken,
and In order to..svoid aaSt McClslian's
order anass be eoansszmaadsd, aad his
army divided for it was aselsas a. znna
TO abaaisiondsm, shas II the Soush could
be droUsto . dissolution tao impoxtsnt
objects would be attained, and Gsss Old
Abes opinion thas fsshis government cau-
nos endure psrmaaestly bali slave and
half free" would be kxed facss and
there you'd Be carried ont the threat of
Hon. Erastas Hopkins, who said "If
peaceful meaas fails, and We aEs driven
to tas last extremity, where ballots are
useless then pc will make bullets
effective, " for as Hon. Henry Wilson, said
in the Philadslphia CONVENTION "FTse-
#seR ss sha AsSth hare q sssh& to souexa
this country, for they as party Of
Union, law, and liberty The second
and great obiecs so desirable as expressed
By Simon Cameron sstsSf be obtained via:
~we will have Northern Republic, and
with the aid Of the Neg Eaelarsd Ssatss,
soUsrn saattsss pTesty asaseh as sCs Ike
But yeur rsadaEs may ssk, how can all
this De dona ? that Is just what has pas-
Elsd &llshs abolition Statesmen, bat at last
q sohsms was devinsd, that would work
it, proclaim all the Americans of Afri-
can deoeat" frss, which would surely
unite all the South against so ungodly an
act, and then all danger Of the Northsrn
Democrats and SosGthan State unity and
controlling the Government would be al
an end-but some one mxy ask, how
about the war the war must necessarily
be carried On, to abolish slaFery, to create
a "militaEy necessity" and for prstsxt
for the administration to violate the Con-
stitution, TO deprive citizens Of the
elective franchise at the point Of the
bayones, and to rob the people Of their
property and rights. hopeing thereby to
dsvids the North BY unhsard of acts of
tyrsny, thus forcing a!l right minded
men to oppose var of vast proportions
for the sake Of Sdnabo and DinGh-not
only SO, but the help Of the t'free Ameri-
cans Of African decent" might be
necessary to assist this BSatherhood s&to
govern matters pretty much as we like.''
In The light OF these facts can any one
fail to see that when s'the Sourthsrn peo-
pie will gain their Independence" as
Cameron says; when the treasury Is
completely emptied, the credit of the
Nation ruined, the land well drenched
with blood, Abolitionism will howl
Tory for while, and then bGax dossn
tTosa the tOar, strengthen the bonds Of
brotherhood With SanbO, control The
Northern States with the aid Of Sasnbo,
and go GA their wuy rejoicing. Rspubii-
eanism sing 'Shappy day" ].