The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-28

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We mol. npfrequsntly hear men who vote
and act With The Copperbsaa party, making
loud dscIara.ions OF love for the sUnion, re,
speet for The Constitution. and iavoring
vigsrsps prosecution Of the war. 1t won's
DO any harm to keep an eye on such nya-
they are very "tough,:' in this respect, and
will stand . good.dsal Of watching, They
are mpeh more 70 BE- feared than she ont
spoken secessionist; fvr shile the former
are just as much disunionists at heart, they
lack the manly canrags Of the latter to
openly proclaim their opinions. yThs man
who publicly avows himself in favor Of rec.
ognizipg the. Southern .Qsnfsaersey--of
ss'peass on suy serms,'' 10 entitled to come
degrees Of respect for bis courage, and is al
honorable man in comparison With the
double faced coward who, lacking The moral
courage to openly speak his real sentiments,
talAs Union, but seiss Disunion. ~he stree
=. is known By it, frgis, = and 700 might, with
a. much reason, expsst to fad pUmpkins on
% pear tfee,, - 70 End Union man voting
for Disuaion principles-4it's eOnsrssy to
nature. In the lsngusge Of Desglsss, &sshars
can be no neutrals in this war"-there are
bna two paEsias-rths one for The. GoEernnens
and the Other assiast isr-aad the party that
represents mans sentiments 10 the party
with which he will vote !; be may talk any
thing, 70 courk popular favor, but be viii
erots bis sentimsnss, and Il D man Sotes
agsipst tho aGogernmsnss the louder be tGlas
for ID the more despicaSls b appears inthe
syes Of heaess amsa. The Democrat who
believes that the war for shs Unisn
should be- vigorously pushed forward ,unsil
che seeded States shall be broughtbaok 70
them allegiancs-tbat the supremacy Of the
Cepadtgsion shouh be msiatAi med By force
of arms viii never be found assihg or NO =
ting With those who declare that Q War
democrat "is mean, degenerate Fillsin,
who is ever readyso saeriAce his party, his
frisnds, his country and its free institutions,
FOR ssldsh parpeses, regardless Of friend
ship, rigbss pasfio.isn Or honor"
- TIRE wan 1ND TINE CoTros TRADE.
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ias Speaking Of The sapply Of cotton, the
. European Times, (LiVsrpeoi,) says:
Strange srsnts have bean pEoaseed by
The GIRL var in AnArioa. We are now re-
ceisiag eoltsn--in dEihlsss it.is srns--frnm
the most likely and unlikely p!asss in the
world. n ship has, iass, arrived in, the Msr-
seq from China WITH . fall cargo Of this in
valuable staple, and hardly . week passes
without the recsipt Of soma Of the same m a.
tsrial from quarters where, before the war,
q il wee hardly eveR heard Of, mach less
grown. Bat1lhemost extraordinary gsvar-
.sien,in the eosson trade - she large sxpor-
sasion which is now taking place 10 she Fed
eral States. During the last fow days sew
ersi cafgoss of cotton have been sent from
Liverpool 70 New York at Full prices, the
coss os wAlchnnass be largely increased by
the eossa Of shipment. This reversal Of the
'osadInar5 iawss Of trade will doubtless con.
tiuas, o long as he war lasts i so /
S0Ol. Granville Moody, TAB Ohio,
made speech q spsingfflas oA is. in which
e.. ssoar rebel foss .poiasd ths banjo. al. and
ehsss the baffss. and bullets they shaii have.
tApplauss.l they have appealed % Cesar,
and g. Cesar they shan so. 'Thsy win only