Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17

ssz sssss eaIy iu - sxeEd I Every ssst
war must inTaIvr tbs fanoeens wfth TIE
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"WAr = disaioa. Mar Is EaaI, etaraal
zep.rss5ou. bMNe toe
much rsspsel For any snan thai has stand
| ing enough TO ha elenked Scnlsr, that
be IL For var aga neafls 81 preserving lha
Union. | have too much respect for bis
| inlalleek 30 bslisss, fns oaa aaoinents thas
/ there Is q man for var wha i. net = siaiss
Fuaionisk per a.. Henes | do nat meaa,
| il cati prevent 1t, thai the sncsnies of tbs
kJWssa man plotting Is destroy it--shalI
drag tssis eoalsrY inso war under Lbs pre-
text Vi protecting the public propeftys
and enforcing The lava, and collecting
Eeseaaes, whsn their nLjees i 1isunian.
and var The meaxs of accomplishing .
Sheriahesa purpose. .
Peace Il The only policy that can save
the eoantry. Lss peaeaf,e proelailned az
lhs policy. and yoa will End that thrill
sf 10y viii animate sAe heart OF every
patriot in The land could. zee wili be se-
stored business wlll be resiyesl; joy aid
giallea every hsars bOaares will blaze
upon Ghe bill tops and In the valleys, ana
the church bells will proclaim The glad
kidings in every city, sewn and siilaga il
America, and the appiHasa of a gSatful
peaple will greet you eyerywhere, Pro.
claim the paliey of war, and there will be
gloom, and sadaess and despair piasuFed
upon tbs face Of every patriot 10 the land.
4 war Of kiadred. family, and fEiegsds ];
father agsinst son, mother against daugh-
seq, and brother agaiast brother, to SUI
jagate one bali Of this esaRtry into obs ]
alkaee toihe either half; if yon DO not
mean thisy IL ynu MEAN peace, let This be
AMI give the President The np.
p0rlunaig, Though the Secretary Of Nas,
10 speak tie wofd peace and thirty
million Of people viii bIeas him With,
their prayers and honor lila sith
their sa9nts If joy.s
Who said shas Citisens, that Is Sto-
phen A. DougAass speaking 70 you ILoad
shaeFr1 But ! have act vet d9ps gith
ss.sSesneu. Les me read 10 you The words
Of anaihsr, aud one that even the blaskess
Republican wia sasfea refuse 70 asimis
as worthy OF credit. Here IL whas Wm.
II. Seward says In his eanm 1nication 10
Mr, Dayton in England:
ssIae President souid not be disposed
90 Feject cardinal dagaa of their fthe4
secrding Ssates) namely, that the FsIr
eEal Government could not reduce the
seoeting Sgstrz 80 obediencs hy conquest.
eyea although hs wac j spesed 70 Qaesk.
ion the proposition. bus in fact the
Presiiens willingly accepts il as trar-
UnIy an imperial or deSpotio 1 yEernment
could haxe the right TO sabjagate disaf,
feeted ard irsnrrectioaary States. This
federal republican SYSTEM of oars Is, Of
ali forms Of government, tho sery one
which is most unit for sach labor
AnW for another statesman -on8 who
thinks good deal Of himself, Us will
tell yaain naonrut, He says:
'fSuppase you 90 10 war, you cannot
6ght always and whsn, after much loss |
asa both sides, and no gaia on either. yoa !
cease fighting, the idcatieal questions as
10 terms Of intercourse are uPnn you"
That is Abraham Lincoln, [Yehemeut /
shcersl. That, sappasa, vas one of has /
Ja&cs. Il il 90 Joke. do not think il /
is proper that ono man should hold two8
seemingly anomalous positions the chelf |
Of all the testers and President of the
United States at tie same time. (Louj /
arplause.l But Abraham Lincoln made |
DEB joke teo nach. There il sceoe that !
Is brought mp before me. The Geld OF /
Antiesam vas fought, and there lag the !
wrecks q war all around. There laid tue /
bodies of the heroes of the North and i
South ssiE ansi stark, sids BY side, and
oarty Of statesmen rods gaily in among
.hsp, and one of them, turning TO his
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