Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25

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abolish slavery 2-whe - sreF cI1 sd
Il I Aad wheat nd phs112 10 rid not /
- 70 bring one mes 1aea ID helse1 ant
Faasthss msre guess, TOR guessse ara moi I
esidenee In Courts Of Justice. nor should
~. aanIshury oler them a. sach ID che
Smaascf the uaitsd States. No nsscspa-
PSF aAat sapporisa Ar. Lsaceis- no pab-l
He saan seho cdauassed for h.n--ac Re-
pslbiacaa, Dho, a. RspnbIieaa, uosed
for hiia, expressed the lsass fsssaaoa ofI
abolsaaiaS asvsyy - legally established.
You mag search dies. yoa may hans np
speeches, yoa may ansar4h lems barssa
dscsscassrisg docamsmss, bat ron can
not End in these. nor In The ui6oial rsso-
lntion and addresses of the Republican
party, any expression Of any unooassitu+
tsoaai desire or instantaneous cannot
and il, for the simple reason THAI ii isn't
there. - Tribaas>
Thus writes HoRAcR GgxxIKY and he
knows as well ~ man can know any.
thing shas be has writtsn falaehood.--
He challenges tho Democracy TO produce
the documents which shall establish the
fass thai g newspaper or public man who
oanyassed for Mr.. lincoln or who yosed
for him expressed the least intention Of
aboiishing slavery as legally established.
We viii try 70 produce one document
which We think 10 to the point. We cepy
from HxLPER's Book, page 90. Read
what be says:
! aThns, terror engendersss Of the
South, hare We fully and frankly della
+. ed cur position; we have no aaodihca-
: lions 10 propose, no eompromiss 10 Offer,
nothing to restore. Frown, sirs, fret,
foam, prepare your weapons, threat,
strike, shoot, stab, bring on civil war,
dissolve the Union, nay aanihilate the 80
lar system If you wili-do all this, more,
. lees, better, worse, anything-,lo whai
you will, sirs, you can neither foil mol
intimidase as; oar purpose is as hrualy
fixed as the eternal pillows of Heaven
We have determined to ABOLISH SLA.
VERY, AND, so HELP Us GOD
j ABOLISH IT WE WILL Take thii
! to bed with you to- nighs, sirs, and thinI
) about il, dream over 1t, and lst Us know
I how yeu feel Tomorrow morning"
The TFibuas aud its Abolition Disun
! ion supporters may say that the Helpe
: Book is not an "electioneering doea
mens," and they may for the purpose o
! deeeiving the people contend that Helpe
! was not Republican and did not vot
. for Lincoln; bat this will nos awai
! for the following named persons, msn
bers of the 35th Congress "eordialiy en-
! doysed" the book, and recommends,
! "the gTataiioGa distribution of ONE
! HUNDRED THOUSAND copies;
ISDIASSA.-Schuyler Colsax, Charles
: Case, David Kilgore, James Wilson.
II MAsLAcBUsETTs.--Anso Burliugame
! Calvin G. Cbatfse, Daniel w. Gooch
: Henry l.. Dawes, Timothy Davis, G. L
! Knapp Robert B. Hall, james Bafhng
. ton.
II ILLINOIS. - Owen Lovejoy, William
! Kellogg, Z. B. Wasbbarne, ]. f. Farms
3 worth.
Nav YoRk.-Amos P. Granger, E. B
/ Morgan, VIM. H. KELSEY, George w
Palmer, s. q. Andrews, 4. B. OHM
Emory p. Postle, K. E. Fenton, A. S
Moray, john NJ. Parker, Charles B
H&rd, John Thompson, j. w. Sherman
@. B. MAtteson, Francis Z. Spinner
Silas n. Burroughs Edward Dodd.
PESNsTLVAsIA.-Gala l.. Grow
John Covode, VIM. Stewart S. A. pur,
Vance.
OHIo,-Joshua r. Giddings, Edwart
Wade, John Sherman, j. A. Bingham
Benjamin Stanton, q. B. Tompkins
Philemon Bliss, V. B. Horton, Richarc
Mott.
MICHieAN.-WiIliam A. Howard, Hen.
| ry Waidron, De Witt c. Leach.
YERxoSr.-Justin s. Morrill,. n. E.
Royce, Il. P. Walton.
| MATSE.-Israel Washburn, Jr., F. Fl,
Morse, John II. Wood, Stephen G. Foster,
Charles J. Gilman.
| WEscoSsIS.---Cad. C, Washburn, John
Z. Potter.
| CoSNEcTICUr.-Sidney Dean.
RHODE Observation-Disclosures B. Durfee,
Wm. D. Braytou.
Nav HAGP~aRE.--Mason W. Tappau,
James Pike.
IoWA.-T. Davis, Samuel r. Curtis
Nav JERsEF.-Isaiah D .CIawson, Geo.
| E. Robson.
MlssoUEl.-Francis P. Blair.
Are any Of those men Republicans p
Did any of them vote for Mr.. Lincoln ?
And did they not, by endorsing the book
express an intention to abolish slavery
Men Of Iowa, look over the Iiss and who
do you find upon it? Schuyler Coltax,
Chairman of the Post Office Committee
IN the House of Representative Frances
&. Spinner, Register, of the Treasury
for Chase's "Greenbacks, )" G. A. Grow,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives;
Anson Burlingame, Minister 70 China !;
Joshua K. Giddings, consul at Quebiek :;
SAMUEL K. CURTIS, then a member
of Congress from this Congressional dis
tries and now Maj. Gen. in Lincoln's
army, and others occupying less Proni-
nsnt positions in the Republican party,
Ill, ALL, ALL of them bright and shin
ming Hghts ia the Abolition Disunion-
Republican party.
In addition to the above list Of names,
We find attached to the recommendation
the name Of HORACE GREELEY, edit
or Of the New York Tribuns, and The
name Of W. C. Bryant, editor of she
EUeniag Post.
Is Horace Greeley Republican Did