Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-16

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aeadmans To ths Ganss sitatian ysa AheI.
s ish slasesy u hare yau Ahafiskee i I
The gansiamaa fpem Io~~s Air. K&sson)
has to.dsy asssmpaaa III tall pos st toas
: ef The sssls which snsrsrnd dis iss&isa.
sioa. He calls n d saeiaI evil oahsrs
I I sail Il o palislcal ssiI. AN she evil srss
y ct shs ssbsls ara atfrlhufsd 70 sha fsct
!. that siaysry exists thera= md Il u -
suansd that this gsbaglioa repaf woald
hsvs existed, that II sasEd sas have bssn
J begun that IL could n0g BE- proseaasad On
! sustained, exeeps shss slaFary ssizssd
2 within those States. J,
"a / will not ss1p Ia aaswer these faIIa-
cies. Our resolasionssy fathers wsnfia-
) 70 o gebslIien ard wesa saeessfas, The
lnaEltatiyn of slsserg wss not any hin-i
!. IdFance % thsir sssaesss.l Whnn they sAfew
: down The gafsntsaGte slsaig mAstays apon
Il tie other side cf shs Aslansic he ealoties
, al held SLAVES, and ret Eshey presecutsd q
seTen years. var successfully, aarfug
which we lest all our large sifias- Ehey
all held slaves, rat no osaa azaAax oar en-
eaaies 10 Eaglasd deelafad &iassxy as q.
Aang shs exila Of aaa ss4saAai -.-'---
Il purpose- ss E
Il Wen. sir. wa vii asssa@ae thai wa have
Il abolished slaveFs. Mhas Thea Aha
.l1entleman from ksnlaeks, Me- AellsrIl
asked ron yesterday, whas DO Jsa pro-
pose TO do with these peepls whsn yea
| have freed shsm Deppss them As
the geasleman told Esn y Moaid ada 81
600 tl0o, 600 10 youFdabi, bas thas, ia Aas
oau expressive langaagss would not sisfer
gansleman upon tho Dghsg side q she
II House. The sehsras cf cnloniEasien aas
, been abandoned, that sahasaa had fas ~
, supporters such Haen AZ Henry Clay and
, Daniel Webster. Our new iighta bare
, gone against that. They aesire to kesp
these negroes here for hams consumption
s. First. 10 nse them as instFnmeats by
! whica 10 obtain political poxss. Sseond-
lily, 60 retain tha power thus ebssaned.--
: Thirdly, 10 crafty venganse against shs
SHAREHOLDER. fourthlF, - 80 excuse faE
eentinaing the war, and thus 10 eontinae
, The army aE Gayernmehs oEhsialss and T.
/. nafly, il posaihle, to elevate the negro 70
: shs condition al the whiis man and giss
him suffrage, and b. that mears 60 sss-
ass pawer whieh viii feFeye. Fale
and sontFol sEis eonatTy.
SEr, the gensleman from Kentucky MF.
a | Mallogy, j thus presented aaessSon which
{ mast be considered and decides bFeu-
deli Phillips, ia New York, recently aers
!. Efullv ieveloped she design. lie besdly
! announces tha doctrine. he sustained ii,
: asserting that q egossing OF the Write and
: black races would crBase the most sapa-
: rior race that has Jet existed. And In
+ reply to an inquiry, tbs distinguished gen
:. tleman to whom | refer, boldly admitted
: that the abiee& was 10 wake the highest
. and wosa gl0raoaa speeitaeD OF hausaEz na@
+ tare thak sha warEd has ever sesa. Ms.
: Speaker, we NAV amend the 0onstitution;
!, we nav bv superior military force over
4 run and eonqner the South we May lay
|; waste thaiF lands and destroy .thfi ir prup-
: esty wsmay free their slaTes. bas share
= is one thing We caTnes do we caanel
!. violate with isnpaaiss Or alter she laws o.
Gad.
The Almighty i1aa sxed the distinction
of tina faees the Almighty has made tha
! black aaan inferssF, ana, SIC, BY no aegss'
4 lation, by no partisAa saoeess, by no rev
i l4oiasIor, by no milifRry posss, can sot
]. wipe pat this dissinsaiaaE foa may max
I the black. aan fress hut when yan has'
: done thai, whaa hs<e yea dosef Havt
= you elexalasi hls condition? Have yo'
advanaagsa him pbS Ssioally, socially, nor
z ally, or intellecsu&Eiy2 asserted her
e at the last session. nov Tepeat The asser
g staa> taas sAe domestic servisuae as exist
4 ing iu the Soatherh States Is tks highes
= condition on whioh the African RAGS 10 ca
2. pable. and when compared with thsi
= original condition On tue cent
4, ncnt from which they cams u aapesi
~ or in all the elsEneass of eayilizasior
uf philanthropy, and hamanitys Sir loo
- At tha African ID bic fskiss conaItacz
y where be is supposed TO be not only fres
ss bat stsnouaReh of all ha snrvrys.o ri
I. ask The Clerk to read an extract from d
e vniasns of Captain CARROTS puhaishsd b
y the Appletons, ID, 1854, aessrih6ng whs
=. they saw In Africa, And she oondiaiaa .
=. - the negro in hrs nasiss wiids.
nd The Clerk read, a. folloxs - e q
.xs Sin my wandsriEgs in Airiean fossst
lot have often sees the tiger peaaes Eps
NJ iss prey, and wish inssincfisa thifst sak
10, ste its appessss for blood and Asaads
.e- tbs drained corpse hHs shsse -
he negresses wers neither ~ dseent nor
he msreiful as the beast og the wilderness
aot Thar malignant pleasure sa1ned 70 ~
on sist Ia sEs insensIon af kortures kha< ~
zh, agoni1e, bat nos alag. Tha.s Hss,a o.
"a. ilish spelI In shs tragic seena thai kRscil
CO. ated my ares to tho spot. j slsss III
IA, gersne, tormeufing muasIatios wss pra
TIE fieed on the lirsng as wel % on the dea
ore and, In eYsry Instance, The brutality
ct, the women exceed that of she men. ea
rrss AGA r;ct,xra she hsIlish ;os With which sh