The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-11-21
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a few days IS siace, under the caption 10
"HhesP rNsidepeys 1.-the Omaha Eebras.
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Doss IL, not consider ii treason. Is.
Dein6cfats to differ vita any falling oi
the Administration. the government }.
ami UT be,sIoes not IKE Squire Lincoln !
'.tT;SPpSrbeada policy N Missouri. j
TW,a sioHpt consider II treason for .sDein-
osrsAs4O diseFlwish any failing Of The
Administrator" But there i vast
all uncosal sonlisabls Inference al,etween
diff!sns in opiaiah with eertaSn policie:
of4-tkessIavssdsak and open Hostility to
ersfy a4 the 4 iILiia VARIOUS
opinions may be entertained by men Of
vaFioasspsreies .as to what course Eould
beraoss effective 10 pursue, in suppress
ing the rebellion. and restoring the SOY
ereignty of the Constitutions; but a
course when-elteserand adopted by the
Adminissa sf51, q Incomes the p6lscg of the
GovsSnmeBt, TO aid and support which.
i{tti6 duty Of every loyal citizsf ind
open hostility to which Is treason, &c .ff:,rto.
4 man has right, under tile constitl-
ton; to.oppose the passage of any partic-
ular law; but that law, when once passed,
is just as binding upon the man who OPP
posed it as upon the man who favored it,
A man has no right to set, at defiance
alffpvsrride az law, because he was OPP.
posed to the passage of one. And yet
this asbeen precisely the course par-
sued By that wing Of, the Democratic
party with which the Ntbnaskian acts
On account Of some particular policy OF
the administrator which they cannot
approve, they sci deliberately at work to
opposAsveEything that may be attempted
Becausetthe Administration will not do
eyetSthing in thsir ,yay, they resolve that
rotkYa shall he done and accordingly at
tedaph % iffustfats every move that is.
made for the salvatio of the country
Because Old Abe adopted niger policy
which our weak kneed "Unions; friends
Of the Democratic persuasion could not
indorse, they at once lay aside their pre-
tentions to Unionism, join hands with
the rebels. and labor, cheek by jowl, with
JeT. DAYS. and his nlinions in the work
Of destroying the Federal Governments,
The Nsdrdskfas IL a fitting illustration of
this point. At the cou1rHencemento of
the war it pretended to be Union" all
over-declared, to use its own words,
thsti 1t would follow the fiag, regardless
of whose hands held it aloft, p and that il
hal mo sympathy for traitors in the
South, or for those in the North who de-
sire their success" This MAS In the he
ginning alas, since then how things
have changed" Odd ARE adopted a mig
ger policy that didn't Just suit the fancy
q the -EtJraskia1s, when away went Ill its
E'nionisrn = lis spread-eagle flag story was
all knocked into pi, its patriotism
vsnished ina twinkHhg, it unhesitat;ngly
raised tie Standard oc rebellion. anl is
now one of tile most ramp;.nt,Unldulter-
ated Cppperhead sheets outside of Dixie
-labors harder to thwart tie Oh cts o:
ths-tdministration, toweak ell ourarnIr-.
t6'pfey efit enlistment, to tlepreciatc the
ttSdaYrrhpifnt credit, to magnify the sue.
Feees of the rebels, ami to destroy pub
.fieIconhdsrice in the stability of the Crow
eminent, than any other paper in the
West. 49, .
When we do this call us traitor auI we
will not resent the charge, d..