Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-01

y IA, WEDNESDAY, il
y ~ sha arress and haaishmsat of Val.
landighasa will be followed By fierce re-
toliaffons. All the Greelsys, Chesyers,
Wendell PhiIipsss ana Floyd Garrisona
will either DC hung or sxilea. PaEsou
Bseeher has feFsasan the storm and fed
TO Europe, selling bis piclarea and de-
eerting his congregation, Greeley and
Parke Goodwin are also terribly frighseup
esis and have issued call Cor q meeting
OF editors nj che Asser Hoass naxs Mon
dag 70 consiass "she nature, sxtens and
| Flghfal limitations, Il anysn Of the free
EdDm Of the press. E
L The new President, whatever might
hare hssa, his opinions on ausecadeats.
will, upon assuming oiSss, be compelled
81 suspend the operations OF the war,
proclaim ga arnistice, and propose .
esaVaneion OF NIL the States. Bosh gov
ssnmenta hare given all constitutional
sscarities 10 the Wind. The goyaramenl
Of the SaQth is as much > desposism as
khe govagnmsnt Of the NORTH. Ths
Southern people would rejoice as such 40
opportunity rs aa asmistice and con
yantion to enable them 10 them 10 thow
off the yoke of JaE. Davis, who now
holds them down By tho iron hand OF
war. State after State as she South will
elect delegates to this convention With
more xsai than they elected delegates to
pilsa ordinances of secession. State
rights will be yindieated North and South,
aud the cause OF strife and alienation
she slavery qusstion-will be finally act
asd by return 20 the principles on which
The government waz founded, and the old
fabric will be reconstructed as white
mans government. Negro slavery will
b. established more firmly than It ever
was before, and North as vel as South
the whole race viii be enslaved or exter-
minated. All tha trouble the country
bias ever seen has arisen from smanci-
patton. ..-... .... .
AT the tims Of the Declaration of In
dependence every colony Of the thirteen
bid slaves. AT the time Of the adop-
aaa of the constitution, in slavan or
twelve years after, every State, except
Massachusetts, was slavehoiding. That
State was the first to commit the error
which has led to such national calamity
bat she could not influence The stxactare
Of the constitution. Ia that instrument
negro ssrvisads is recognized as lawful,
and securities provided for the safety of
the institution. Bot ths political harasy
Of negro equalisy-which started in
New Englsnd-gained ground by de-
gress, and the people of the Northern
States have depaSted from she fundamen-
sal idea of the government, sill at length
party has arisen and is now in power
which claims for the blacks, hliberty,
fraternity, equahty," and consequently
the analgsmasion Of the two races By
intermarriags. For the accomplishment
Of such an object, not only are the pso-
pie unwiIling to wage war, but they would
kghs 30 the death against IL. The white
race will mover safFsr the blacks TO be on
a political and social equality with them.
They will sooner exterminats them and
If any States should resist they will be
overun aud compelled TO sabmit to the
majority, to jussiee aad 30 sommon senss.
Experienea haa shown that aegroes
are only ct 10 be servants. Nature has
not fitted them TO rule. There is there
fore, a reaction, sad theory bEoached
by hobespierre and the other yiolens
extremists and bloodhoands of the
French Revolution 10 found 10 be falla-
eious by the true touchstons. OF all new
theories-experiment.
Never has Great Britain adopted any
measure which her wisest s&atesmeu have
so much regretted as emancipation in her
West India colonies. They find that il
has literally rained those once flourish
ing possessions, for she simple reason
thai the negro in state of freedom will
not work, becomes the slave of vice and
relapses into the condition Of savage.
Ii vas envy of she superiority OK The
American republic, In consequence of its
system of slave labor, that prompted
British statesmen to inaugurate q crusade
against il aud to eueourge the propagan-
disa Of anti-slayery societies in our
midst, in order to drag the Southern
States down 10 the same level as the West
Indies, and thus te permanently destroy
both North and South. But the result
Of the reaction in the United States will
be that ths abolition leaders will all be
banished from the country or hanged,
and ii will be mads q penal offenss of the
highest magnitude against the dignity OF
the white race and the white mans gov
erument to agieate the question Of negro
slavery hereafter, or blasphema the handi-
work Of God by asserting that 3 black
maa is equal 70 Celt, q Saxon. q Teu-
ton or any other division Of the great
Oaneasion race. #
Tais questson being adjusted, and ali
other matters likely TO create trouble in
the future, an elsctien will be held North
and South 10 elect q a President under
the naw constitution, and the unity and
harmony Of the great rspablie will be re-
stored. The people Of the South have 81
much an Interost N the heritage Of lite
future as the people Of the North and
II their State rights and Institutions are
anly guaranteed against aggression here
after, what Is to prevent their re union
with the Northern States2 Nothing
whatever. Bat the people Of the North
must prove their sincerity and good faith
by sscsiReing The abolisioaisss-- shaoause
Of all TIE mlsfortunes OF the republic.
Nww rag eon GaRTppa a iafiv roy