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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
The Invasion Of Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, June 25, 2:3O P. M.-Du-
ring the whole of last night and up to the
present time, long trains of wagons, laden
with goods and household furniture have
entered the city. The farmers are flock
ing in with their horses, and also any num-
Der of contrabands of all ages and Sizes
There are about 600 contrabands between
here and Carlisle on the way, and others
are packing up their goods ready for ship
ment.
The matter of declaring martial law is
under consideration to prevent the able
bodied men from leaving the city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Bounty.

NEW YORK, June PA Washington
letter Of the 22d in the Tribune, says the
Government has determined on the bounty
of $500 to two years and Q months men who
re-enlist for the war. They are to form a
special corps. The Government is to be re-
imbursed for this $500 from substitute fund
to be received under the draft.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
The Invasion of PennsyIvania.

MCCONNELLSRURG, June A.-BuSiness
is at stand-still. Farmers being obliged
to keep their horses concealed in the noun
tains, and the prospects of reaping the
coming harvest are discouraging. The reb-
els are overrunning Franklin county.
Two rebel deserters from n. c. Regi-
ment belonging to Ewell's Corps, came in
to our lines this morning and reported that
the whole of that commanders force is in
Pennsylvania. The rebels are in force at
Mercersburg, and have driven in our pick
cts this side of the town.
4.5O P. M.-The rebels are reported COM
ing up the Mountain from Mercersburg in
force. The roads are blockaded, but poor
ly supported.
HARRIsBURG, June A.-This city has
been in high state of excitement all day.
News from up the valley shows that the
rebels are rapidly advancing in this direc-
ton. No troops would likely venture so
far from their base of operations into our
own country, without sufficient force to
act on the defensive. So far no opposition
has been made to their movements.
The rebels are now twelve miles from
Carlisle and advancing. Gen. Kniper
commands. The forces in the valley will
probably give them battle at that point
The rebels will no doubt appear in front of
that town tomorrow. Our cavalry, who
fell back as the rebels advanced, have
Deen uHaOie W uiecoFeI any ihifh.iy sto
yet, but there is no doubt that a strong
force is in supporting distance.
A deserter belonging to the 44th Georgia
regiment arrived here to-day. On Sunday
night his regiment was doing picket duty
near Hagerstown, and on Monday morn
! ing so of them deserted, and made their
| way to the Mountains. where they remain
ed all night. Yesterday morning they all
started for Frederick City, hoping to make
| their way to Baltimore, with the exception
of this man who came to Gettysburg.
He states that EwelPs whole corps of six
| brigades was at Hagarstown when he left.
| 1t numbers about Il, 900 men. The last bri-
gade left Williamsport on Friday, arriv-
| ing at Hagerstown the same day. Orders
We're issued on Sunday for the corps to
| move at O'Clock Monday morning. 1t is
believed they are coming in this direction
| to support Jenkins force of cavalry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Race.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The great Race
to-day between Patchen and Butler, mile
heats to saddle, was won in three straight
heats by Butler. Time 2:2S-2:2l-2:234.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Government Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The general
subscription agent reports the sale to-day
of 81, 492, $50 5-20's. The uncertainty which
still environs the rebel movements in Ma
ryland and Pennsylvania, has the effect of
lessenin9 the sales,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Hot Shot.

CINCINNATI, June A.-The Gasette's
correspondent near Vicksburg, on the 18th,
>ays it was intended to open with hot shot
apon the CITY on the Goth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
The Rebel Advance.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Enquirer
has the following special:
McConnellsville was occupied by rebel
cavalry this evening.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27

between the enemy, and Baltimore, and
Washington. The garrison at Maryland
Nights forms the right wing of Hooker'S
army and is under his command
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Rebels Advancing.

HARRISBURG, June 24.-The operator at
Shippensburg, eleven miles this side of
Chambersburg, telegraphed at ~ o'clock
to-day that the rebels were one mile from
the town, and advancing in this direc-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Rebel News,

WASHINGTON, June M.-The Richmond
Dispatch of yesterday, contains the 1oiio"-
ing:
JACKSON, Miss, June 1S.-Ihe enemy
cavalry dashed on our pickets near Ed
wards Depot yesterday, but found them IN
force and retreated across the Big BLACK
again.
Scarcely day passes but raid is made
on the railroad, which being our man
source of supplies, has retarded Gen.John-
ston's movements.
Rebel dispatches to the Misstsstpp'an,
dated Pamela, June Essays heavy force OF
Yankee cavalry is marching on Seacona
between that point and Grenada.
Hatchs and Wallace's cavalry are rig
ging RATS to cross the Tallahatchie, with
the intention of destroying the road below
Pamela and cutting off Johnson's supplies.
Another force is crossing the Coldwater,
near Senatobia. They came from Mem
phis.
Gen. Johnston has issued orders grant
ing full pardon to all deserters in this De-
partment who will return to their regi-
ments Immediately.
JACKSON, June 20, via. MOBILE, 81.
Citizens just in report heavy engagement
between Jacksons cavalry and the enemy
at Big Black bridge. At the time they left
the musketry and cannonading was awful
and terrific. Firing is heard in the direc-
ton of Vicksburg.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Admiral Foofe Falling.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Admiral Foote
continues to fail, and no hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Dispatches to Philadelphia Pa.
. IS. perS.

PCTSs
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has received a
dispatch dated Carlisle, Il o'clock this A.
M, which says the rebels commenced NOV
ing at 10 o'clock this morning, and their
advance was then eight miles off.
LATER, P. M.-Business is partially sus-
pended in this city to-day. Receipts and
shipments of goods by the Pennsylvania
Railroad is partially suspended. The reb-
els have ten regiments, with artillery and
cavalry, on South Mountain, beyond
Gettysburg.
The Bulletin has the following:
CINCINNATI, June Pa gentleman di-
rect from the army besieging Vicksburg,
furnishes us with most cheering news. Our
army is sufficient to take the place. Gen.
Grants position in front of Johnston is as
strong as that of Pemberton before Grant.
Indications multiply that the rebel army
in Vicksburg must shortly surrender. The
fire upon that city is very heavy and des-
tructive. The rebel reply to our fire is not
very heavy, and is Intellectual :.
Gen. Johnston is believed to be mostly
employed in preparations to defend the in
burg.
The rebel spirit of resistance in the South
west IS wearing itself out in harrassing but
lncOnclusive warfare.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27
Bragg at Richmond.

NEW YORK, June PA letter in the
Times, dated Washington, Wednesday, P.
NJ, says that twenty thousand of Bragg S
army are at Richmond doing garrison duty.
Lee has his whole army, 900 strong,
in the immediate vicinity of the Potomac.
Bragg is to take care of Richmond, while
Lee takes care Of Washington, Richmond
was reinforced on the 10th inst.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27

HORSE THIEVES. - These miserable
wretches are infesting our vicinity to an
alarming extent. Five or six fine horses
have been stolen during the last week or
so, within fifteen or twenty miles of here.
There is evidently an organized gang in
this State, as we hear through our exchang-
es of the same depredations in other parts.
They are doubtless branch oftheprowling
bushwhackers of Missouri. Any one over
hauling one of these miscreants in his VIII
famous work would be justified in shooting
him down as he would rebel.-IMltcheU
Gazette.
A call for a Democratic State Conven-
ton has been issued in Vermont. The fol-
lowing is the invitations:
"All citizens who see in the restoration Of
the control of the General Government to
the Democratic party the only hope of
restoration of the Union, and peace, and
liberty and law in this country, and who
intend to support the candidates of the
Convention are cordially invited to at
tend" . -. ..... ..
That is to say, the platform is the spoils.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20
w.s J. ..s.ss..s1s sss rsa

We aaswsw. ahs asspaaliasa essss~-r
rAs aeysaasssa party masss hsss pre-
vsassd shs psessns sisvassasing easii var. =
IA nisht, haEs saved the lises Of thoas-
a.,.as Of sAs best sasa I'll NE Easisa. and
shousaads ts millions Of The psopsss
s.ssss. ror gxoof q what ~e y, read
the fellswing from the speech u srTraxs
4, Observation-Disclosures In he La'ssa ssasss
senate. yasaNsy sa, 1891, up'@ she som-
prouiss measures, then peisi'ng osfore '
the Ssasta:
ss tsl,sxe tAss 10 be affair basis Of
.,o,eabls asFiussnaens. IL yoa vi the Rs-
,,ahssran aide are nos willing - aSeeps
shia- nor siis propositions o. saie ceaas sss
rros. K eusucky. fsir. Erftsehusss,J j prey
IN !. "a IL .oss are srssfsaa 20 no
III AsDREss reg isaufKx 20 nars alssA a..e - -
oSEy. fog Tag ssksos TaAY IN sas oox -,',s
afrrxg on faTRrggS, AFx~ OATS ass0,
xyKRY aKxBEs FROM rHR secrH' iseau Dsss
raosx rgox rig uurTos SsAgSs, AKssas.
Tooags ASp 0Avis,l KzPskssRD fAkaS
sw.nfSsss 10 AccErr TEsg SsaYosIrf"s %
,rv Svvsvp aaxx yaYgSp FKoa NssxucxR,
sgs Tarrgspxs, As b vaskh sEFHaEAsssS
op Yur cav1xoyxxsY, n fs~ pKD Asb sss-
r1rsxp gY rHg RgPraLtcAs NxS asss.
siHFNtsF TIE SssaE ansPoNsI-
nrg 1Tsp Nv gYl9H DISAGREEMENT.
AMI THE ONLY. DIEFfCeaiF 1N
TTIE Way OF an AAlCABL.E Al AL
IIIsTNEST, IS WITH Fhs hEron-
Lf6AN PARTY" -
Here il is proved hat the Republican
DAEsv is responsible, fer tbs war tAat II
!. respoesibls, soz ssezu dollar Of nation
:, .ud ssass Indebtedness incurred On 'As'-
eona. Of the wsr-thas ID il responaiots,
fos the high saxes shAs have been imposed
urea the ysopls, Oa aceouas OF ths var
that IL ia responsible, for she distress ana
financial ruin, which nov exists 10 every
mart oil tbs ooaasEy--sass IL i EsaPonaa'
bic, EOr every hfs loss IN the wAzs-~aa@s
it ia responsible for, and shousd rsoesSe
the curses Of every wife made w'do~'
and Of svsry child made an orphan by sne
war. In abort that it viii be FesPons'oie
for the dissolation of the Uuion, shoaid
the Unioa be dissolsed'
Shall sush a party be continues 40
newsr, or viii the people change sbei'
rulaysp Lei the Bailot-boxes al tue mex
election pro .laim the snswer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

The following confession vas MADE Dy
the Hoa. .Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
bsr Of Congress from Massachusetts,. 90
the 18th of April, in which be exposed
the corrupsness Of Lineala's adRiniasrA-
tian /: -
1.-THE GENTLEMEN MUST REAEA.
BEg THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND BE-
FgRScuMgNT, THERE Is iSDGBffA--
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DgRgD, TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YRARLY EXPENSES OF The GOV
ERNAaENT DURING TIE ADALNis-
TRaTfON WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION" S. s~sa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

~ s'Ws are vel aware thas sha Dean
ocFatic party does net easlsSss vsEy many
Of the acts os the administrator. We
hage no Tighsto ask sucA az saaesgassat
al fA<.r haada. Upon say u toe skesails
Ut Administration, upon aay Of the
measures @hsch sha Prsaiaens and Co.'S
gTess may see &c TO atops, tAas parry haa
q perfect Tighl 10 lie esoa epaaiosas. II
may rith pegfs3 propsSssy protest aaassssf
The pfoclaeiatian ef sHa sarSpatssas tAs
policy Of Gsbilrsrg arrssts, ma saiiss.
mtnl u Negro soidisra, aHd any other
measures Of lie Naturalization.
The abUse fe FROM the New York
Times, and ia the most honorable aimis.
sion that We hare pea seea frena . radical
Rapabliearssoarss. The seatimens If tbs
TiMes, u anlnabsediy true, assa yes fEusn
ons end of Tbs land 70 sAe esnes, mea,
whoss Ioyalty has ervsr beea Questioned,
AMI hoss efssas consists oaly in oppo-
sisiun 20 she oousse a1 sh' Aamisistfae
tiun are densaaesd ia lAs nsssG anmeAa-
ugsd teFsas. Tasy ars rsgarsiesl ~ %
less gailsy sAan, rebels wlah AsHas in tasis
hanlls. and sl! she power VI the s;ovara.
mens ID iespksd - eaiapea shasm 20 ahaas
| dun this righz ef pgisses isagmenss and
90 acknowledge sha tsssA sE sks sxpIoail
ed sentiment that the King asa do ~
wrong. ssoas csty Rsgsiers
4 ESW 4H Z l.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

WaSaT pRAF roa yHx PgssiAgsT. "A
correspondent Of the Providence Journal,
writiag 70 that paper, TO complaia, sskha1
persons, some Of them claiming 10 be la.
dies, assssa fashionahle churches Sun
iay after Sunday, and whsa tine prayer
Tor the Prssidaas Of The Uaissd States
and the success Of onr arzms is reaissd,
rise from their knees, and wfth disdaan.
full Yu~sfiag os erinoiine, announce 70 a
loyal eongregmsion that they do MOI
unite In the,a.n The eslisos thsraapoE
lnSokea she charah asthesisins 10 inter
fsrs, Ind prevent q assrspetitios Of the ous-
Fagc4ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

A LGvx CoPrgRREAD.-A regular liy,
American eagie~she eagle Of elassit
fame aad the national emblem OF lfberty
has found its way TO this sisyy and be,
been purchased by one of our prouinsu
citixrts, for presentation to the hiilwaa
kse Dsmocratic Clue. The Head Of sh
Bir.I is q shining copper solos, and b
,neasuFe es eight feet fFom tip 10 tips~-
Millcaukes Nscs. -r. .. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

O. An Erishman, who two pears agU
was an employee in a lard and tallos
factory, vent iaso q Philadslphia slaTe
the other day, and purchased = set ef di-
1aonaas "wid the rais srarrikle,n - giving
a ahesk therefor for sareasy- eaght ban
lEed dollars. The suspicious iswslsz de
tained the purchaser with a pleasans cbat
while he sent to the bank, where hi'
clerk learned that his customers CHECK
woaIa be ea&sed for FOUR times ths
amount. Patrick had followed Ehs SF-
my, gathering the soap-greassv and dis
counting officers bills. - Bostoa Herald
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4 s.
First Gen. Jsseph e. Hooker, AaJe
uelesal af YolantseFs ami asi g.ldaeF g.
/ 4 the United States Araav. RfHg b
galIEy af unjust and aDaeoesssry sris5
Ieisms OF tbs actions Of bis saspsrlog Oh
GERS ana Of the aushoriileas and having
b. The genexsl Epus Of has aoHvaTsxkioH.
EendsaYpFed 10 srease dissxast In ah
minds 0f oEisers who hava associate
With hiua, and having, By saissisns am
EssiheEEisss saaaz ssessss e aaa ss&sszmewas
which were ealcalassd 10 create fncss~
|itFect i'm mpressios, and for habitualIy speak
ling iR disparagiag terms of othsE afseers
is hefehy dismissed from the sersiee ai
rae Gnitei States, as o man un6t TO hol1
an iEsparEaas somalissioff durihg crisis
like the present, when so much pAtisnse.
charity, confidence, eonsideEasipa sas,
patriotism are due from every soldier il,
Ghe tieid.
Thas order is issued subject to the ap
proya. of the President Of the BnEseI
States. ....-. ..s ~. -.... z..-s 4.
Second-Brigadier General W.. r. II.
Brooks, commanding First Division
sixth Army corps, for complaining ef th
policy u ths aoveEnmeas, aaa for using
language tending to demorasaxs his com.
mand, y, subject to the approval Of th
President Of the United States, dismiss
al from the military service Of the Uni.
ted Stasess @ ls sfs @t## Z
Ihird-BFigadi+g General John New
ton, commanding Third Qiyisian, Sixki
Army Corps, and Bsigadisr General job
DocAraae. Commanding drst Brigade
ThiEd Division, slxsh array corps, fo'
going TO the President Of the Unisss
States with criticisms upan the plans oi
their commanding oE6cer, are subiecs T.
Ghs approval Of the President, dis
| missed from tina seevies of she Unfte'
States. .s .r. .-.-t p.
FouFth-it being egideEE that ths fol-
| lowing named oEhters can be oil no farEh.
er service Ia this army, they are hereb,
Felisvsd fFnm daeys aAd will report il
| passon withHut delay to the A4yataa
irR,.rrsl Of the Enited States Army--
Major General w. B. Fraaklin, Com
| mansifag Left Hrand Division.
AabE General W, F.stafth, command
log 9th array corps. -~. sea -.aa@
| Brig adier Geaeral Sam. ID. Ssurgis
commanding Second division Ninth arm,
| corps.
BFixsdieF Geusrat Edward Ferrero
commanding second brigade, SsssBi
| tivisioa Niath army corps. III - .,s.-..E.
1 Brigadier General John CochYane
commanding First Brigade, Third Divis
lion, Sixth Array corps
| Lieut.. Cot. ], H.. Taylor, Acting Adj
utant General Hight Grand Division.
By command Of
i a..-. Maj Gen. A. BURNSIDE.
LK#Es R4cHHokD, r. .t5 a.s.
Assistant Adpk, Gan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

ssTf these snfernaI fanatics and 400
lssiomiaas suer gss shs pSsosF In ts'sT
haads, tAsy sssa svsTia~ the co"ss't''-
tion, set the Supreme Court al dshdHcs'
change and make Ea,es to sais hs"aseape'
LAY ytoLxsr HANDS on THOSE wRo n&
xun vzrxx xuxH m oprNToS, or dare qsiss-
tioa thsir 6Aesify, and f'to'ly ba"kruP'
ths eosssslrs and d&iags IL arith blood f.
DaxExx. WgsSTEa. ....--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

a. IEoxs Hkasss Mxsox snss BID FAM
Eis ssrrlvaa nj slssir Residences nass this
ciss veasssday. Tkad dadas Ii losking ~.
maj kahly well, and bis naneraas friends
IA this viuiaIsy viii axEas,d u hin Ahearty
essuslssx. We hope thai be nsay d 81
aasas .las favor as wfah i pablie sxpFesss
iun af BE sisws aotzchaag shs u6happs
sossassiau OF ear aatioaal anssSf~. II
peaplesoF Es~a have grsas esnadrnes n
The ssatesassassShap, integrity aadeoasefs.
aaisaa "a Uaasles Masea. - BarffHJfun
Asyss. 3. Z s
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IONA, VI EDNEsDAY, MAY 30, 1863


Il q
ssIsissas dats Of esssy rsrssss - sup
poEs the Gsvaxam sas, aad whsGa AL 90 sn
ihs rshsllioa viii be spssaily essSasd
| uas. s...-
We agree that II is the dnty of every
saas D, supp IT tie uovernmens. and 10
slsagain the a5msaisssAsioa Ia ali iss e0s-
sliIusioaal aad lawsal asss, and wash
hssrty good will, II j. equally thsir da
II 70 raise fheir. voices against such Of
iss acts as are anaonstisunonal and iIle-
gal, corrupt, or sf iyrannieai character.
Il " alsa shssgirigAs assd aaay to ksseiy
canvass whatever they do, bus candiSly
and furry, With the view, of enlighEsn-
ing toe public mind, and pointing the
Aani nistsasaosi to she path which duty
aRa wisdesa require thaia 10 passaes--
With the exeeplaso of saeh mea ~ Wan
deli Philips, parapp Beecher and their
followers, there are few, indeed, in the
loyal stat; ;s ~ho do not support the Gov
srament With earnest seal. ali have re-
.pea4sa II the ssla faE meg ana msaaa,
and have eheersd oar sellsEa On to Ein-
tory, Il Is nos tho fawls "a tho leyai
North that the men and moaey so Lavish
iy furnished have uot baen % used aad
apphed TO pat down the, rsbeltava. Ia
administration haa controlled and Iaah
own views, or in Conformity wish the
dictation Ut the esiqasa whirh, fFom
time. TO tima, eontpI it, They hage
everything thai they hare asked for, aad
have had for two years Why is il they
have fsIled to crush cot tha eaemy2 2
What assurance has tha country EhR
thy Will eundact tha var for the neat
kwo years moFs saecsasfully than duriag
the lwp last 7 What is1hs exack thina
they want ? They havs maale ilsws 30
suit Themselves aRl base hesesofore
ruale appropriations 10 eanforaity with
their own judgeinsnts, and have provided
thsin for the mega y.sar and swo meaths
~ Thy desired, and have clothed Ghe Sso-
9eIary IF the Treasury With sach pewess
~ be desired TO raise meaas los Ghe aaxs
two years aad they pasSsl a soaserip-
ii IN lrw 10 ill the arms and keep iE 80,
exactly 10 suit themseig e, aad hare ea,s.
acted laws in rel4tlon 20 esssyahing In
conformity With their own plans for sac
cess. What more do they waas 30 &C.
cure success and pas ,iswn Ghe rsbeilioaf
They have bad everything their own way.
from the suspension ag the writ Of habsas
corpus 20 the proulamssioss sea a3wR 20
their call upon SoakheFa &laaek n. re-
store and protecs tbs ua3se lA ave
they not fulfilled sAeis psss pssmnissx f---
What has been omlsssd II atle aAksi rue
t their wants The tree assssxer 10 al
hand /; they claim in addition 20 whtgs
they have asked and obtained, aAlEoters
must join their political party. and heIp
perprtuats the powas Of lhs federal GBv-
ernmens in Abolitioa hands. This is
whas they mean aAd really ask. BaE
| they fail to show hos this 10 70 exash oat
| the rebellion, or increase the ability of
| the Administration to do whas is has
heretofore failed to do with all the Eaea
and means under The control n the COY
erasnens.-~C Consfif nffoRtI Union.
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..ss.-s - Gsezsse=~-~-~-~-@~
- AnuothsF enpls~ bit of tie aRke.
presidential history Of President Lincoln
is the following extract froEa q spesch
made by him in the year lSAss uPoa she
subject of the independence Of Texas.
Be it remembered thai is waa during
the same same ysar that in Congress, Af
Lincoln openly &pd boldly advocated anu
anressrvedly endorsed the doctrine Of
secession and the rights Of seosssionista
to crush ous whatever loyal seatimsst
there mighE exiss witnin The seeedsd ser
rit0ry.
ARI nos hear the honorable congress
man again On The Tsxaa masser~-Hs
said: ....-.
'sIf she got it ia any way, sha get ID by
| Fer0tAtt0a one OF THE MOST SACRED OF
aIGHTs tbs right @hieb ha believed Was
YET 10 eusGncipaie the sooTld the right Of
The people. If they haus a aorernmsHt
ilsss dp aos Ito, to gIsE AND saAgR RI OFF.
In the exercises ef tha& righs, ths Tex
ans shook of Ehs Mexican ynks. But
hDw far? Dill the nssiua -dllI the pea-
pie revolutioni4e By lines? Certainty
not they revoIntiouizrd exactly TO the ex,
tent shty ssek part IN IL. II
WIS this right oF reyofasiuu, and II could
not be perfect right If iE oould not BE-
exercised uatil svsry fndividaal inhabi-
4 tant WIS In FAVOR OF il. Ii would be no
right. Mimarlsiss N 8ss sabmas 10 major,
iisss, Just 50 was the case With the to-
ries in thu American revolution. They
were Obliged TO submit to ths majoritie,
the great body Of the people who ros,
and put tharn dVwR by feFce.' .s
/ Hsrs. agaia, ws Gad the psessas ehiei
executive bus fsw years bach, instiga'
tiug treason agafaat the old aag.--Saci
language ssaueas On par ii nos ~ q pfesni
j u,a wish any Of the spissfal maltdiesion
VI soashsru are eaters. NJ wonder slia
under saeh ssashings the coaussy is Eavol
!. we'd i'm ciFii waE to-day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

- Sobody giving attention. 10 Dtsg.
enes while tiiseoarsiag of virtue and phi
log sphv, be fell 10 singing q funny s5Hg,
md malsisaass ssowdea ge aseaF hisn
tYe geis r. said ha sshow mash saoFs
Is folly adsaired than wisdsml poor ha.
man Fature
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-20

g 4 w0uan, who was dressed Ia
Federal anifogm, AMI whp had been lh
the service for niue laouths, was broaght
i'm 90 The Lebanon train last eveEisg.
She says shs is FROM uosier aad l.
aghaiag ssoak all evse. -Loaisgiiss Dssa-
ocraf,