Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

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ssif understand him CORRECTLY, he pro-
eeesis apon the idea that anybody can b
Democrat via Is 10 favor Of the spread
or shs msiatenanca OF slavery; be seem!
90 lar thai dowu as an essential or sine eak
aos III being Democrat. Nos, whet
We acme tnsiuok at the broad principles
OF ths Democratic party, We Eud thai, 81
far a. the insiit9tian OF slavery ~ enn
swned, il constitutes very small portion
oE the basis and principles on Ehica thps
inland and expeok 10 ads mister this Gov
crnment, ard have administered it hereto
fores bns the Democratic party assnmi
- ha astional partyi the Demo
cratic party ASSUME 70 maintain eli:
Constitution in ali its guarantees "a Il IL
They assume thai this Constitution thai
was made aad handsaaaxn 20 us by oul
forsfakhoFs. guarantees tbs institution 81
slavery wherever foun within she United
States. They, 10 advocating thu Consti
tuition OF tha country as 1t is, stand ~
shis Institution called slavery, it Being
recognized BY The Constitution of tue
Uaised States, which gaagantesa that It
shall not be disturbed. Thep tho Demo-
cratic party stand on The Constitution Of
she country. They propose no inuoya-
tion. They have made no advance ca
sha North. They propose the iatsoiul-
ton OF 40 new Institution, so Tar. as the
hoTshsrn States are concerned; bat they
are disposed 10 stani BY the Constitution
Of the country, as il has been banded
down 10 them, willing and anxious TO
abida By its guarantees. Because man
In ihs North, who agrees that the inssita-
zion is constitutional, who agrees thai
che Southern States haTa- constitutional
guarantees, Stands by an individual Ia
sas South maintaining thesa great consti-
sationaI rights, dSes that argue that be iR
Ia favor Of tbs spread of African slavery;
thai be is for continuing ii any more than
tire Constitution continues isS Ii seems
to as uat +; and what taa Senator lays
dowa rs tbs louchstons of tho Democrat
10 party, ID nos The basis Of that party
Ills question now before tho eouatrv,
and has bsen enc among other questions
for considerable length of 4ima; and
the time ans we'll nigh arrived, think,
when Senators, North and South, Easl
and West, had better eegia to look iaso
it, and sec where j. il driving rs"
FaEE ASD SLAVE LABOR MUTUALLY Ans
EACH oTHEg.
ssinssea Of there being conflict, an
irrepgessiols conflict, hesween slave Ia.
bar and free labor, | say the argument il
elsaF and conclusive thai the one natual.
~ beasGls the other thai slaga lA.
Dor il a great help aad all 10 free labor,
"a well as free labor 60 slave labor
Where docs tbs Northern mao 20, To a
very great extent, With bis manufactured
articles? lie goes TO the South for
market, or the Southsrn merchant goes Ia
the North aul buys them. With what
docs ha Lpy them ? Does be bry then
With the product Of labor that is in con
lics With his labor? M. What Ibsr.-
lie buys them with the product Vi cotton,
of rice, Of tobacco, and Of sugar. Is that
conflict The fact that be can pFolaaa.
these articles with siare labor, enabs
him to get toe mslns, and sosnetiin n
suparA6a1dahea Of means, BIZ which be
can pag higher prices for .aFli.irs raise
Ii the North.
9Agaias Sbcn 3 MA raises mules AMI
hogs in tho West aud Southwest, ard an
other man raises cotton in the South, BIZ
means Of his Slaves, il there, as befoFe
in qaIEad, any eoa pstisian. any .irreprcssi.
Hla eondiet between theHif None. Il ISL
nos entitled, in paia. Of fast, TO b dixal
fed 9Th tao appellasIoa If asa argaIn M
il Is sopaistry, taa product &C Ingenuity,
calculated, Il nos iatendel, to ticc~iFa
th3as aads Ok honest lahoriag min la.
Sir, hasl been vsin enough to think ihat
could satisfy a3Eihera man, strip hin
of bis prejaaiess, that the SouIatra MIN
who has capital Invested in sierra labor,
Is bis best friend. f,et ua snalyza this
little more, and sec where ii wiit,1arry gs
10. ~Yoa sals about q slave ugiatocracy.
IL il Is an arissocrac7, it Is an aristoera
ey of Labor. Whit kind Of ar istoegaky
bare y0u in tbs North? Capital anu
moafT. Which il tka aost a5iaas in lbs
OPERATIONS an aFistocracy ct meaeT or
an srissocrasy Of Labor z Which ID la
N oss unyielIlag2 Which is the most ex.
setting? Egefy man has the snswer To
kisoSu mind.
CO EAo great collapse Of 1857 Was
caused By 40 inaated currency, whish IL
that time amounted to two handred ana
ffteea millions. At she present We bate
a circulating medium Of seyen hundred
and 6fty millions more than three times
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