The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-07-25
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lent measures to crush ous The supposed
tyranny. d .sfiI
The bloody scenes in New York ere 4
ct emblem Of the doctrine OF the Cop
perheads, and the teachings cfleaders of
the Peace Democrats of that great me.
tropolis, and just in proportion TO the
hold that the leaders and wirs pullers Of
that Organization can obtaah npon the
minds Of the masses in the North, In such
proportion win hloodshed and violence
prevail throughout the entire country.
When the Governor Of New York has
NO word of cheer for the brave soldiers
who are fighting our battles, no
word of sympathy for the Administers
ton in its great efforts to preserve our
national existence, but even on our indie
pendence day, stopped 10 deliver polit-
ical speech ct the commercial metropolis
of the nation, in which he never uttered
one word of encouragement to men 10
volunteer to resist the invading host of
the rebel chieftain but in his political
harangue did all that he could to raise
the party above the patriot, in other
words, to secure and hold the control of
the mob of New York as an advance
corps in the race for the next Presidency;
when such is the case, is it not good
proof as to the designs of Peace Demo- |
Gratis. Would it not be more patriotic to |
just see whether we have . country and |
and then let politics be ct |
tended to afterwards but Copperhead- |
ism is treason in disguise, and it. this war |
must eontinue--if the Northern sympa-
thisers will persist to strengthen the |
hands of our armed enemies in the field, |
they viii force the issue upon the coun-
try, and will find that they have sown 70 |
the wind and viii as surely reap the |
|
Are the Peace democrats of the North.
west prepared to receive the results of
the teachings of their own doctrines at
the East ; are they willing to see riots and
mob violence all over our free Northwest; |
are they willing to see the laws trampled |
under foot, and innocent lives sacrificed |
IN all our towns and cities ! Ifnot, then |
they must cease their crusade against the |
Administration, against the war, against
the conscript bill and against those who
have sworn to support the Government
n crushing this unholy rebellion for be
t known to all men. and especially " Cop
" that there is still patriotism in |
he Loyal North, although so many have
volunteered to fight our battles and vim
licate our right to selfgovernment, there
s still enough left to enforce law and or
Ter and preserve our beloved country. from
'he soourge of armed treason, either by
INVASION or instruction. 49, /
Better let the Shiny serpent seek its
hole, and hide, before it's Kissing sound /
produces an excitemant that will sweep
It from this free land, and although at
it holds its orgies in our midst,
be it known TO the lovers of the Shiny |
serpent of Northern sympathy, that its
shiny course is known, and that
It leaves its print in such manner that
its day of reckoning viii surely come,
when treason in the North win stand un-
masked and its own teachings will vet
produce its utter and total defeat.
PorrAwATTAHEE.
UNION MEETING AT BIG |
GROVE.