Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11
AEpREW IeHisDA's RECORD

his UMHM On F0pula uuvern-
usHt long cherished cannot
be Changed.
What these Opinions are, az drawn
from Ills Congressional
Record.
81 10 regard to my future course, | will
nos make no professions, no pledges,
have been connected somewhat actively
swtfh pablte affairs, and Tn THE HIS
TORY 1F NY PAST PUBLIC ACTS,
Is FAMILIAR To Y0U. I RE-
Fk n FOR THOSE PRINCIPLES Wilt II
HAVE GOVERNED NE HERETOFORE,
AMI WILL. GUIDE NE HEREAFTER.
In general, wlll cay, have long labor
ei for the ameltoratioa and elevation ef
the great rssass % naukind. Aay epintoas
as 10 the nature OF popular Government
have leng been cherished, and, C0NSTf.
TUTEu AS | All, IT Is NOW Too
LATE IN LIFE FOR NE To CHANGE
THEM. BELIEVE THAT GOVERN.
MENT WAS MAuE FOR NAN, NOT
MAN FOR GOVERNMENT"
From President Jahason's speech to
citizens Of Illinois, April Is, 1865
In the Senate of tha United States,
May 2l, 1850, the question beiag On tho
passage of certain resolutions, a division
being demanded, the vote was taken on
each separately with the following result
The STATES ERkk AND ISDkPENDEST soy
EaEIGNTIEs.
|. ResoIrsd, That 10 the adoption oi
the Fed arai Constitution, the States adopts
ing the same acted savrFaily rs free ah|
independent soEereignties, deirgasing
portion Of their power to, be exercised By
the Federal Government for the iaersa II
security of each against dangers, domeJ'
tic az we'll as foreign; and that any i4'
termeddling BIZ Any one or more Statek
or By u combination Of their eitiGeue
With the domestic Institutions Of sne othbl
on any pFetext whatever, political, mor4l
or religious, with the desire to their d Is.
turbAnce or subyersiou, is iu viotatihr
Of tie Constitution, insulting TO the State'
sa iuserferrcd with, endangers their peset
and tragquisity- objects for which sh,
Constitution VAS forfned-ani, hy neqas
saTy esnsequFncc, tends 70 weaken aus
destroy the Cnion irscif.
YFAs-Mgssrs Benjamin, Bigi3r, Br$-g
Bright, brown. Chesnat C!Ay, C,iAraian
Lr,;tcnien, Davis, Fitzpatrick, ngF en-
G8i4a. Hammond, Il .npbt!I. Hunter. fer
sen, Johnson NJ Arkansas. JOHNSON nj
TenEcs set, krnnrdy, LaHs, Las an, Vial
larr, Iia~an, Sirhplsss, PelrUt. Hsjk
Powell, puca, Rec, S,l.rtjaa, sap d
Thomson, IoJ1nbs, Wisfai5 aul II. ts--
/ NArs-Me<srs Bingham, Chan E.rr
CLARK, CoIIager, Dixon, Dooiittlr, F,s
>vRdrn, Foot, Fostrr, Crimes, Hale, | ~
lin, Harlan. kipg. SIMMONS, Su fG r
Ter EycS, Wui4 81 Wltson 10.
lNTgREEaEScs Of gLAyEar * Taz srAtzs !
HEFAcII OF PATH.
[. Rs1lrra, That rexrO slag n. les !
exists ia tifErgo States Of Ial< / ki0n
cospgoSes ~ isnPnrtant Per,ioa Of k5 Il
dom. sflb institutions, irb riie3 from agI
aneestau,, md existing at the adaflina o.
Eha Consultation, by wLrrI It is rcct Eulz.
Ell as C uSiitn,ipg al important cl fHru
! in the "a, p@FtiaHineui Ut EDwcr am0sE III
! States, und hat no change Of opinIpa nj
/ feeling'9u tbt par, of tie non, lave l9lI
! ing States of ,be Cni2n, in re!att4a I,
/ tui. institution, can j.>tfy Ihfm on tasi
| citizer+ in open OF covert gytScSs t.fTCJg
with q view - lis averthraG, sui il53. at
such attacks ara ID manifest violation o.
| the mutual ami sglemn E.e.!ge 10 TFo.,n
and defend eaeat ota. r, g5trn l. s al
SIatl.s respectively on entering tuto IA
constitutional compact watch i'srmhd II
UnI1n, srrd are manifest bIeacil 81 faitI
and a violation Il the most sDtema obi
gauoBs.
YEAs-. Msssrz. Benirmin. Biglcr, Bragg
Bright, Brown, Chestnut, Clay, CitnYgs1a 20
Crit.euicn, Davis. ki,zpaig,ck, lireen
Gwin. Hammond. iIempbiil, iInnle5, fscr
SOP, johnson OF Arkansas, JOHNSON o
Tcuusssce, Kennedy, Lime, ishthaut, Ma.
Iory, Mason, Nicholson, Pcaroe, Polk
Powell, Pugh, klap, Sebastian, 8.iictl
Thomson, Toombs, Wigfaii aud Iuiec--
| SO.
NAYS Messrs. Bingham, Chandler
Clark, C3liamer, Dixon, D5oIittiF, Fes
sendcB, Foote, Fo-tar, Grimes, n1lc
HamIin, HarieH, King. Summons. sun
nsr, Ten Eyes, Trumtuii, WaFs 40
| Whson-l9.
ruk rNloN RESTS oS THE LQgALITr OF III
+ STATES,
8. ResoIvrd, That the Union II thes
States rests on the equality bFriahts m
prisileges among its members, AMI that
is especially the duty of the seuasd, wbic
represents The States ia thsiF seIgercig
capacity, 10 resist ali attempts &c dlscrin
mate either in relation TO per4ons Q
property In the Territories which ar
| The common possessions OF the Unite
States 81, .as 10 give advaatagei to th
/ citizens Of one State whieh are noR equal
| Iy allowed to those Of eveTy other Stat,
YgAs- Messrs. BENZ amin, Biglrrs Brag,
Brown, Bfight, Clement, Clay, Eling3alT
Urittcnden, Davis, Fitzpatrick, Greer
Gwin, Halnfnoud, Hemphisl, ilsneeF, iseI
san, Johnson Of Arkansas, JOHNSON /.
| Tennessee, Kennedy, Lane. LashAm Ma
Iory. Mason, Siehoisou, Peanc3, Poll
Powell, pugh, Rice, sebastiaa, Slidei
/ Thomson, Toombs, Wigfali al Yalee-
36.
NsYs Messgs. Bingham, QhanaIel
l-Ciark, CoIiamet, Dixon, DoolitkIe, Pc,
seades,, Foot, Foster, Hale, iIamEin, Hat
| Ian, Simmons, Sumner, Ten Eyek, fran
| bull, Wade and Miissa-lS.
! coxcnxxa ~, ps4svwn ovKn sfAyEat rs III
BGRalTG RiEs.
| 4. R<solesd, That Rsisher Congrei
nos Territorial Legislature, wSe;hpr !
| lairect Legislation or legislation pf an Il
diEsef and anfriendiy cbaFactsfs posse
poser 10 annnl Or impair the coHhtltutieI
d right Of ANY citizen of the ut lied stst
I III lake iais slaye property into she. eaa
mon territories, and there boil lnd euj'
the sasssa wssase ths territorial eondilie
remains.
Asaaa-s nMxtas.sir BigfkY. KYAa