Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-03


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defiance Of The federal arm. Az uosam.
hus. flh;o. AEr. Iincoln made nlAsi,n To
the troubles which then darkened the land
In these weruss
.sIt 10 good thing sbas there II no
more than anxiesS, Tor ahere 10 aoshiag
going UTong. IL ia q eoDsoling circuaa-
stance that, when We look out, thefs is
aolhiaq that really hayfs aagbodg. We
ensersaia different views upon political
questions, but nobody ia suffering any
thing."
At Pittsburg, be assured bis fellow. cit
itHehs that:
Notwithstanding the troubles scyass
she river [the speaker pointed sonthwara-
| IL across the Munongahela, and smiledl
th. re Is no crisis BAT an artificial ONE
What is there 20 warrant sha condition Of
affairs presented lsy cur friends over tbe
riEeI? Take eFen the view Of the qacs-
tions involved, and there is nothing to
| Justify the course they are puSsuinx.
| repeat, then, there Ii no crisis excepting
sach one as msy be g3tsen np al aay
time ly turbulent men, aided By dssiga-
| ing politicians"
AT CIavalana. fehle. hs imnntiantlv
asked:
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To-Day Mr. L4'ncon eproeaaifnss wita
pos s'stTai'ess only surpassed oy Dis decia-
Falioas "a fsbruaFT, sol, that ths crisis
has "foundasioa au fact, and saat 10 is
slave labor. Ihrse years and half age
and the "let alone" policy vas ene true
one; now "my plan" - jass toe opposises
Then is was "aEtshraal;1 aas IL - tFrfansy
real. DO sensible men see esidencs of
ssates1Baniiks pFeFision OF events ~ shsse
easly asssrancea ot the esesidens-elset2
| When Mr. Lincoln reached New York
city he appears 20 have gos PERCEPTION
thas sonaessing vas sgosa1 wFnngs and
somebody was "harss Tor, NJ mounsing .
table, MS piogsaT neFs dr. fsay maaas AZ
forms as, ia she Asssr houss parioFs be
said:
II hope 81 Feel no necessity PRESSING
upon me to say anything lhereafteTl u
eonti'es ~atn tns sansslsstlon 70 eeail.ss
with the Union Of these States ~ conflies
With the perpssaa.ian II ths liberties q
This people or anything IN conflict vita
anything whatever that have ever given
| you reason 70 expec. from me-
| On the nexf day, NJ the CIfT hsIs ~
response % al address from Mr,yor Wood,
the President elert reproduced the Thought
OF TOE previous evening
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