Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-10-06

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InfnssrAfionn which Dc saJa MAS hssa y
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fairu. and especially 1lnoa the svewal % y
Chicago Of ssntimsnfs and parposss whieh >
IN ecoi eisixsns mnst regard % cowaxdly ~
ard Unreasonable, ~ are dssiroas of hear
Ing soar views On the present canvass
ana lea cossaqusDess, md we tsndaT yoas
therefore. nj invitation 10 address year 7
| fsiIdw- sisisens ID Fsnsaii BALL I'd saoh ]
| sIms a Ii eonvsniens TO youDsaf. III
Respectfully yours,
0xo. L. SsxAsss. z. W. BnD,
| 8. q. Uxn,ao. EAx4 q. Howx, II
JAnxs IL. STosR, EIlzug WnaaT.
ans. Kxxk 5SY AKSeu&CEs AIs WITHDRAWAL
| NAaAss, Mass., Ssps. IT, 1854
| GxsrlxxEs; thank ron fos yeas Leu
4 Tar oil lha 8eh, inyising me speak at ksa.
anil Hall upor the consequence inTolsso
in The approaching Presidential sIsesian,
). ana more particularly Ia Sespsct TO We
/, uelicy announced sk 0hisago. 10 woula
siye yns plsasure 20 DO 90 but Think shas
snxkhlnx I have 10 say naw mxT.ssSy well
: 81 pus In bxisfar linits Of lsktss.
Il Am u fully impressed with the aEa-
porkanee Oh these consequences shass I'D
y,sw "a shs misforsunss 10 which the tsi~
Iunph oil the policy announced Is usaease
: weaid sxposs the oounsxy, ! fssi y my
. | daay to mska oas atop more 10 sns airsof.
! lea indissssd BIZ my letter Of me zosn ~
Angust, and withdraw my aaas fxon sAs
liss Of candidates..
I'll The Presidential question has, in s9set,
10 bean sassrsd gpea in saeh ysy thai shs
= aaian Of the Rspahiioaa party has bseoans
paxancuns necessity.
's The poiiey of the Democrats party
10 ssxniass sifhss separation OF re- sstah-
B. hshmsna with slsssgy. Tbs Chicago
a plasfcgm 10 simply sepaTasseas 0sas
MeO iaiiaa's lsstsk eg assspsanse 10 70 90
sahllshmsns Rash slavery,
MI Tbs Rspablisan candidate, 90 the ecu
ID ssgry. b pledged 10 she re- sssshlishmsat
~ ss ths uaion without slavsxg and, how
= ever, hssitafsng bis palicy may be, shs
Il pssssss Of his party waa, We hope, foros
Oh ham 10 II
ir Beswssa shsss issasa, shink no man
o. u the Liberal party can remain Ia doubts
aad believe ] am sonsistens with ny
. sasscendenss Ia Withdrawing, not 10 aid
%; ia the triumph Of Mr.. Lincoln, but 10 do
ks my part toward preventing the election
~ Of the DsmoefAsfe candidate.
. la respect 10 Ms. Lincoln continue &C
bold axacsly The sentiments contained Ia
er say letter Oh acceptance. | consider thai
T. his administration has been politically
"a Eaiiissxiiy and financially failure, ane
its necessary continuance Is . cause. Of
regret to the country.
SO There never was greater unaniEnitI
- IN eeantfy than was exhibited here 8
:, the fall Of Sumter, and the South va
powsgless In the face OF IL. But Mr.
'ss lsinsoia completely paFylixed this gener
ef Gus feeling. He Destroyed the the strength
nd of the position and divided the Nertl
:, when he declarded TO the South that ala
very should be protected. lie has bull
va up for the South . strsagth which other
e wise they would never have attained al
on this has given them an advocate 90 ID
The Cleveland Convention was to hav
+ been the open avewml of that condemna
Il. ton which men had been freely express
= ing TO each other for the past two years
and which had been made fully known &
On the President, and in the uncertain con
10, aition Of affairs, leading men we're no
ld found willing TO make public dissasis
faction and condemnation which couit
have rendered Mr. Lineoln's nomination
y Impossible, and their continued silepo
d, and support established for him "a char
es acssx among the people which Leaves noS
no choice.
" United, the Republicans party is reason
n adv suYe of success divided, tbs result
be og the Presidential election is, at the ieas
40 doubsauI. | ana, gentlemeu, very trul
i. yours. Js u FkkMoATs
y 10 Msssrs. George L. sssseas and others
e. Committee.
D. AaorHga LgrTKx FRox Ggs. FakuoET.
Al The following Is another letter iron
6eaeral Fremont, in which he gives hi
~ rsasons for withdrawing mere fully
NAmAST, Sept. aTs 1863.
!, GKSnxa1x: inelose yoa nay letter .
!. reply 10 an inyitatiou from some OF m.
m. Rapnhliean friends 20 meet shem st Van
esd Hall. Ia declining their inyisAsioi
rs Ihave Informed sham OF mF intention O
slsud aside from the Presidential can
as sass, aaa assigned my reasons TOR suaal
a skEa 4 SpxA
les lssssFs IN communicating 70 Jon Bow OF
H. Eaially my desire TO withdraw nay nam
Zee fsan the list Of Presidential candidates
,se Id this aesisions have the approval .
cd such Of oar friends ~ have been sbl
an % eosals. Urged By the Dear approach
b. al sha elession have Thoughts Il nos pro
n dent to ieear tho loBgcr delay Of consult
b. Ing others. Bat have reason 90 bsliev
On shaa shay will unite with ma fully apoI
on sAe pgopriasy OF tbs step have taken.
70, But In wishdrawing from the poss o
nd candidate, do rot 10 any way insend .
withdYaw from my share In the labs
bs which We jointly undsrtoek 60 secure III
~ ssiumph Of the ideas represented by sh
nadisal Desaosracss Whasevsz shs mex
i dissatisfaction may b, We awe IL 3
- - ourselves TO form phalanxs compact
= and aApabAbla by iIs shoroagh unity 0
- exercising pressure strong eapugh to in
" sore The eventual success Of ths principle
q for which we have been contending th
Is re- establishment of the Unions The abo
- lision Of slavery, and practical sespee
- For liberty.
= In the present composition BIZ parties
:. ID II indispensable that saenes men shoulI
y devose themselves TO watching the pro
y gress and insuring the success Of lhes
~ ~ Tosues, regardless Of men or parties. Mr.
~ ISr<sfsIs A ~ hf fyfssss nat iaad hat fai1ow