Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-15

| mgns9 8oNs8 ng& exf8x AxA2aE the 8eneGB ~
Ishs Amsriesn Unias. Ard 6@s shs wAsBs
| oonsrorsrsy ought sa sndj with ss withoaa
slAsesy, | care not, - is end hssss II
apon tiaIs psfnE, ths saCsfsssaasa Hesula-
/ tion1 ~ Jaiy, le6l-pxoposed, teo, &C
shs same slaae, sa The Seusks, b. ABAssw
Josnson shanld ba nzodi1ed. lss d D n1a
elsa. both In spsri& ard lstxar. he szaxt3E
carried cut. But whaasvsg polisy ma1
Fl nee hs 3sayssa i md sFuss MNB D.
wiss, > hbsr~d, Il hs&line p11asy u -
lpAgs of wasdsm fur ths peeple &C shh
Il seush " aaaafssse; rstaFnfng whstiy sn9
IeordfaIiy 70 the Unlons tlas making d
eass again anioaag eosssns, saiaa q
hearts and kaaas, - our eathaxa ssd thssx
i fasheYs made Ii as Arsk. Then will the
pAssaSns sg he rseeaE terrible strifs sRes-
| Oily 10 hashad. Alrsady niIlions in shs
North and West regard them ne besahg@&
stfII, and In little while khaws miliioma
viii bseomA vast majority oil shs PEGS
pie, and will see to u that sha salamm
piedgs be redeemed and the unioa res
stared tswith all the digniiy, eqaalisy, ana
rights OF the several States unimpasrsdsa
Wsah slavery, ths people ef The Soash
vii. prosper withia thai Union. % before
Without slaEsgy, II In wisa aad jmr
dicious war, is shall be abolished shay
must, In Less than singie gssssakaenw%
except possibly 40 10 kEa 0F thFss 6ta1as
i--becDms more popnlouss prnaperoas aa&
powerful than any other aeekioa@ As&
sheugk asery Southern ssa4a Gossxamaus
shoald be rs-organizsd --an aes hoaA izA@
polite and unnecessary pct IN tan ys&nss
If ogx Federal gysseEa saryiws, the whaaa
people of every Ss&sa viii be FamseFaa 10
all their rights within the Stale and she
South hold along With all hesfcstixsas, ,SAa
same position Of eqaalify and inaasaoa
which she held ffty yeass ago. This 10 o
leason of history, tbs las Of hunan nas
tnges and no Aarrow, aappFeasiag spirit %
reEengs or OF bigotTy and seetiesalisas
ia the form Of test oyshs ADD teasing. Es-
atEafaing, denying regulations withoas
aunbeF. can a:ay The inevitable result
90, not evan though 1t sboald s0essed
nov ir controlling the civil sad military
powar OF ths Federal Government, aRds
| DRESSED IN q 1ittts sri sf authority.
| Pt9E aaxh tsutastls tricks hztora hlgh Rsaxaas
As make the anSels gesp."
Has to return. As 10 the Tins and
manner, as we'll as the results OF aboliaA-
ling slaEeFy, and grayess Of all, What
shatl be dous with the negro, sha power
aad responsibility are alike With the Ad-
mzaistEatIoa and again II wiii be for the
Democratic party, guided By the light OF
/ ita ancient principles aud looking only
to The public good, simply only to ae-
erpt or reject.
| The question Of the social and poIiki-
dsI status sf the negro 10 essentially 6nd
/ totally distinct from the issue Of Afrieaa
| ssrEitade. and any man may have leea
| add may uS yet s-4-IseAiiy anti ~i~~~s.s
] without beiag friend 10 negro suffrage
and quality. Party spirit or pressure,
| Indeed, has driven many into The support
tIsf the doctrine, contrary 70 both impulss
and conviction but nov The Issue haa
/ changed. Outside Of slavery, the BegTos
| where admitted ID reside 10 State,
/ oughtae be the equal OF every other maa
in ail legal rights and remedies, iast AZ
4 is the female or the minor bar political
rights and social usages are questions
I which each state and community OF indi~
yidual must be permitted aloHs TO decade,
| And four millions Of Africans are nos 10
become the wards and pupils Of The whola
| American people, nor the Federal Cor.
ernment vast eleemoysnary institution,
made up OF guardians, and trustees, aad
professors, and schoolmasters for the me-
gro population. Whatever party nos,
With The pressure Of aAti- slavery gha var
removed, undertakes tSs task, will fall
before the popular reaction. Not the
people only, but large majority OF the
army and Of its ,brasest and ablest oEH-
/ GERS, and foremost among them the gen
| ueman whom have already named With
i honor, are determined in their hostility
to the whole doctrine of negro suffrage
and equality, and to its uncleau soroilary,
misee-enation. And il is not question
Of religion or philantbsophy, a. slavery
vas assumed to be, bat Of rure politics.
/ Women, minors and alisus, ars alike sr-
cluisd from political rights upon gronnsls
| Of public policyi aBd jet all are Of the
hanar fanily-nay, Of our own race,
and more yet, are, many Of theta, osr
own mothers and sisters and wivea and
brothers- A far higher and more impel-
ling public policy, enforced By the exan-
pie OF Mexico aud other republics and
countries of mixed races not u one eon-
mon stock, and afty fold mora essential
nov il four millions Of African Slaves are
10 be set free at once among as, fogbids
Ip0litIeal equality to the negro, where We
ldeny it 70 our own households. Said
Il Mr. Js6ersoa forty four years. ago, and
Il after the Missouri question:
H "hsthing 10 more certainly writtsn In
the book Of fate, than that thess people
H (negrb sisTosl are 10 be free nor Is Ii
less certain that the tHe races, seaally
Il free, cannot live in The sans governmens.
Nature. habit, opinion, have drawn ia-
| dellibls lines OF dissiaction bsswcca
Il them."
And be advised gradual enancspasion
| md deportation. IfuFein lies both tbs
1 diiheulty and lhe danger of dsmIing now
/ wi.h slavery in the South. Cpon iAa
Il question Of the political rights al sha me-
II gre 1we are beyou3 the launs and regFeaeh
Of nonarehiats. When they shaIl hasa
introduced universal whIka suffrage. re-
h moved the disabilities Imposed upoa nsil.
4 lions OF their own subjects, and abolish
4 ed all titles of nobility and other dissino~
tions OF rank, 1t will be time enough faE
thsin to again intfrpess In The dsmessie
affairs Of The American Republic.
ll On this question, too, lhe Demearatao
4 party baa record whieh il eanaos re-
/ ject. IL has proclaimed that lhsagh all
men, OF whatever race, maay hs eqaai be-
fore the manicipai Law, yes thai sbe gov-
ernmeuts here wers made by white npv
80 be controlled BY the white race. Dss
be this as it may, the entire gassaioa.
Whether slavery remains TO be abllished.
belongs solcly to the people Of each ssaaa
ITO decide for thcmselves-elaa ths whole
theory OF cur systega baa been sarrasaesN
ed aad the Eystetn iaself IL perished..-~
Another subject rsmains, up0a which the
Democratic party eannof yiald ons ios ~
little. by every principle Of lee bsisg.
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