Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-10
from The = +. Day Book
RondhoIders and BoRdmsa.

-. 49, - - IT,
from the \ K. Day BOOK
R~ondhoIders and Boadmsn.
Tia Massachusetts, school of politics
was maGh iaude3, nee upon a time, by
Wms II. Syxard, a. The school whFrin
ne was tSnght all his knowledge Of paIi-
ties Of the singh r las" than the Consti-
tuition, and Of the 1tirYepressible con
aicG'' betwae the s1cial systom4 of the
North and South. The religion and logic
VI this school Of mutual aimirationists
excel what II usuItiy ascribed to Roman
Jtgaai snfs viii sth To fact, il distingGish-
Cd for able ~casuistry and Jealous psrse-
v~erance, whil5 the Puritan j ssuitry il to
disguise sinjst r purposes in popular
p~atssuAl6gies, 10 orlsF 70 gat the means
or the power 20 accomplish the objects of
layarice ahI seidsAAsss.
Numerous instances could b. given of
Purltanic hsgiJgm IN saying one thing,
v4AgieAavihg olhsf pRposas IN view. dJut
all previous deception upon the people Of
the GHisRd States are but petlifoggihg IN
c mparison to the last anl most mon
stroCs ever devised By the wiekeinsss of
man. Under the protect Of setting four
millions OF Begroes free, tao millions OF
State men bare ben Slaughtered, many
thousands II millions Of property been
destroyed, and iue wbite working people
Of tbe United States made b09dHten 10
bend iptdSE1 10 .E.L 8srE. y
The Constitution of ths United States
in tle 9sb see ion gf gbs Dt aaias, de-
/. ciares that "no titie Of nobility shall b.
! grated ~ tAa Uassd SatEes." Now, it
is very clear that titles of nobility are bat
meaningless SQUADS. If thtv confer No
privilege. Oar " sb8 lea 4ag caa.es Of
The grea. FTeasi Reyo.att0u Vas thai the
the nQbsesse. were EgeqEt from taxasioa,
81 that all the AK IS fdI upon other c,ar,
SIS Of s1cigg. las a2stesse acre o5.is-
Gi % escape 10 sS.fe.
Our Parliamentary ieiators in Congress
The champions Of Impartial frnetqm. y
have, in sneu opRai1g created an artss5c.
Facy Of bD7&hei@1ys privileged from Nil
taxatlnc, Feih u Or State vaustae bold
GTs Of every ether hid Of property are
subject 10 taZayIoa Of both.
10 the Presidency Of Andrew Jackson
there was o mi$aty e~xe4tesfgat ~ reIa-
tida t5@the m1hevea oiiearchv, ana ihr
United States Bank Of thirty. five mi..ions
Of dsl.urs was an object OF odium. Ba5
what coma ensur.Is teFm can wc GaI a
tie Eagish iaagaas4 fot 4 psigiTsatd.ar
istJc.acy Of over three billions Of BONDS
upon the people, with the pewer Of IS
tabiishin2 National Banks all oger the
country I
10 order to f0rn saraa idea OF This
three thousand millions arjstocsn Z, ies il
be remembered that one Of our cay daily
papers recently stated that the e.. s.
Census Of 1850 estimated the value If tho
whaIe property o. the fifteen "slaYo''
fSGkes q sesent hpus and millions Of dsE-
lars. Thus you will see that cur privil-
eyed ologarcby Of b~oadho}dsrs are equal
to ono-hait the property Of fifteen States.
. there aRy other sslell privileged asis-
ItQcFaey OF thsfada Of TIA earth
In the grant Of this extraordinary priv
ilg2e from State taxation, a veil estab-
iishej Stots right OF taxing property, or
person or business, owned or carried on
within q Stat, was evidently violated
Eat .he A~5utptioHists ara IA absolute as
their Fr1types. who made an imperial
moaaYeh for England, andsr tbe tide Of
LQfd Protector. La saot, New Eagard
men, from the eastern States have ruled
in Washington for tho last fouF years. so
tia: tina Abolition var has been a 'sbig
thing 10 New EagEnd nea, m@oakgacts,
In speias, Hni zee the pespte, are Esking
up from the ho1rii vision of four years
fratrieil4l strife, bijoI.hai and the de-
stEucti0n Of property, t. iad ourselves
vietimized by fsu0ks &c edpidisy, and we ani
our postsFity, oar kbor apd haiias and
minds, unt;er bonds 10 b0udholiers.-
Jefferson and hisycomp 4srT1.s dJaounecl
national debf as a national carse, andn!
rationaI considerations far the we'll be.
ing Of tbs masses Of mankind, mast ar
rive at tha same tFutb. Batlhs Jesuitry
Of Nea England is at work, and has
presses ana persons busi'y engaged in
p~FonounciDg it The most blessed Of social
Blessings, apd while this Ealsebood il
profitable To- ankcc8oHi, the truth will
be streHuously denied.
Whatever The Pa5itan does, is done
wiaetaa satagonfstis tnGmshto Of AsG&
stssRaoss.s us bagFbas 81 nts sodsh aisB,
have all been parehraed for. ppe.ffIh tbs
noss Of lle war haEfn tAia sasstha part.
tau would haya bad 10 pay q portion; but
be is on4Y liberal Of the money and blood
shed OF others. The negro il what ii
called emaneipated, with lieala cost t.
New England, bus whgi has the white
working, tho farmer, tho mechanic, what
has sisher of these gained by Abolition
While the negro has been set "fFsa"s i,
], not' taa white rnaA made hb6vdnsaa Il
the haadhotdsF Tins payment Of th'
bonds and interest thereon, mast enurl
from the industry Of the white woEkins
man, for Ii can Cou4s fraIa no 0thal
msns Il aS dT1 h bansraft ba
not from shai uattej States bona8olAsrs
for ths FedsrRi aaxgrnmsns is e1lIaesoa
1 ef tsg oE A4jgA afr, AMI Ia sns
J. ehanie, Y1rmeF, W0fKiBg msks IA d baad
nan. Iran ulnshQal 81 thsAax . u
Dor for the bQndhasdeEg, and Rhen b
) eannot toll fer snsEn Ne essnask toll ~
haaAsalEs This 70 nos ALI The prof et /
ALREADY % foot 10 init he elscElsa kfua
{ ebasa, so that be cannot Tots, or bis Eat
#ill b. made iaeasetiss agssnss chs bond
sssss og bsasslE aAd his ohildrga. Alb
Naw Eugsasd m IN, eminent in k1s Abs
Hsfpn party and ths editor ofa NJ
q York daily papeTs soma aaaEtha agf
i sswrtea sbs ~pTsysutisn of rspa1fasin
shaald IA aasassd i yalmssing he sesgs
fs~amEhSaes d & tzsss as kf@1-s
4 Th w goxkHesalae arging ! PRO-
dIkfty q~aafikeakEon hasis N thAk asas
naMA alsaN ess*e q rose asserting 10 q