Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

"The American Anti Slavery Socistys'
recently held Convention in philadel-
phia. 1t was q regular old fashioned
Abolition nesting. ALI the old Adolf
sioaists, who laid the foundations Of the
party thirty years ago, who have not
gone to the regions presided over by tha
arst Aholisioniss, the Devil, we're there,
and reloieed over the advancement of
their principles. Greatly did they exaIt
over the present var; and truly Ia 10 their
var and they made il. But they take
precious good care to kssp their vile bod
les out OF the way of the bnllsss, Absa-
ham Lineola was, of course strongly en-
dorsed. That arch Trsisor, William
Lloyd Garrison, presided over the Con-
vsasion. Among the speakers were, ].
Miller Mekinn, Henry Ward ReeohsE,
Hon. Heury Wilson, q. s. Senator from
Massachusetts, and aushoF Of the present
drafting Law. Hon. Fred. Douglas, of
African descent, gentleman who honor
ored Abraham Lincoln, by holding
lengthy interview with him, Henry G.
Wright, g. O. BuEIeigh, Mrs. Lacvetia
Mott, Robert Purvis aniggar, Abbey Kel-
ley Fosssrs also male Foster, and many
others. This Abolition Society was
formed in 1888; II has bssa very success
fal. The abolitionists elected Liucoln,
caused the present var, they have indt-
rsctly killed sad wounded half . mil
lion OF Northern, given US public debt
equal TO that Of England, destroyed an
immense amount Of property, nearly
swept our commerce from the Ocean, cor
raptsd our public raep, aud denoraiiaod
cur people. This 10 already, what the
Abolition society have 10 boast of, and
greatly do they sxuls over the dassruuti Ga
they have caused. > bra. s~'f
Henry Wilson spoke loud and long be
had been Garrison man from the start
he praised the societies to the skies
Thirty years ago, he saad, abolitienisu
was N Insignificant idss; aso dsy, !" says
he, set controls more than twenty States
Of sha UDion, has . majority In both
Hoases Of 0ongrsss, and the chief magis-
szase u shs Repabiie ustsrs d decree
snaneipsiing three millions, three hun-
dred thousand nsn." Again Mr. VIII
ssa ssys, 81 sssume that slavery does
not exist in the aisloyai ssases; thai ave- |
cry black man there il - fires a. | aua to- |
night, and that The Psssidsat Of aha Uni /
ted States has gissa pledge TO that e. |
feet, and seven hundred thousand TbYal |
bayonsts are pledged so-nighk TO enforce |
the proclamasion.o ST tell ron se- /
night, that the snoss trying times shas
paelic men who loved their country ever
saw In Arneriea, we're the monshs on JAM
aary and februaxE. Thers ws sas In
Congress- while eswardiy conservatives
Jailed On Us fran al parts Of the North
. scoops shAs wioked proposition -ays,
", sAe MOST wicked proposisioa sysr
made In Nsssh Amssiaa. 4 sssass sas
Criitsssdsm cosspyomsEss. We sas shass
saimiy and ~ The norm rage; - wsrsl
'Aanssd With ccolaass, has W bi.asd oar
ins- The Rrsaidans ssss his wsy Into
Meaningless ~ ges possssisn of Ne
asyyrnmsns. y - s Il
We NIKE she LAD sxarsss y sAow wAs
sws shss ssjseAsd shs orisssaass osmsl
'romiss tAst would hare sassd ~
5aios ~ ptsssatad shs III. il thEs
nan n Iowa, vhs dess ~ 90 h.
'rsAd mi hsstsx fran fhsx 5lkisd ssssss.
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