Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-02

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rsiigiea !; bal the tsnthfal iasssye atIcs
u ne word saias may b tsarnsd b 81
Ias sas Who tha Little barn fLinaelnl u
makisk war againas, and osss whom be
prsvsal We have osly lego bAek 70
Ncysuber 70 aasertain Who tAey are, III
vas With the Peace Democracy thai hs
Mas oansending--is Vas sheua thai hs pro-
vailsd ssaF, asd ia prsxilisg ossr shsn
be overthrow the iastildtions Of the eoan-
try Constitution, STATE rights and many
ether thiags too numeroHs 10 lnensioB.
Bat there ara ethsrs whom he il making
war upon and prevailing agalass II |
aiseaks nok in the nambsr. there are sir
millions mora saints IN TIE Soaah thas the
lissle bora has wagsa var against ever
since 1861, and has just - Dsnie. says,
prasailsd against then more o. less all
the time and wild ooatiaas to prevail mere
or less until the ABOisas Of aays sons 10
their deiivsrana.
q The words sspreyailiag agaiass tisesn''
dsea net Ia anY wise mean 10 conquer ss
sabdae tbcm, and ths very reason they
eaauot be conquered, is because they are
- Daniel calls them, %shs saints og the
aios. High.''
4 /
| RiIl nov pass on to verse xxv, aAad
hs 1.-THE little horn) shall speak great
words sgainst The Most High and think 10
cAangs tirnes and laws, and they THE
saints1 shall be given unto his (Lincoln's) J
band until 4 time sf times and she iivis.
ion Of time" The words "AIost High''
bare, msans our moss sacred Lass and
Consultation, (which we're framsd and
sivan by inspiration, 10 our forefathers
who fought aud bled to establish our "a
cred rights, which the littls bora Aow
tramptes under bis feet, and be ~ Dan
iel Gays, not oaly ''tAinks TO change times
and laws !" bur has ss.aally changed Re-
pnblican institutions into despotism and
peace and good order into war and an
archy. A time is year, the saints must
be under his rod. A time Of times, four
ysars or times viii have passed away on
the 4th Of nexk March, aud If am right
in my reckoning, Ehis year, 1865, IL the
year that is to be divided and called ssths
dividing of time.D I viii hera state
that "ths shSes horasr that fell before the
'tlittls horn" took his power, as mention
ia verse xx, Is or vastbe three candidates
for President Breckinbridge, Bell, and
Douglas. The three stood ap against the
little horn for the Presidency or rover,
but lost it, therefore, they fell from their
anticipated hopes. Read verse XVI -
Bot the ladgnent ahall sit and they (the
saiats) shall take away his (Lincoln's)
d9miaion TO consume and to destroy ii 10
The end.n The domirion that viii be
frst taken away from hin viii be the
whole Of the slave States, whose linda
pendeuce will most assnFedIy be acknowi-
edged and guaranteed 20 item By the
powers Of Europe and egen By the North
as the close Of the war, which will be
brought TO close by the IS Aneieat Of
Days.n Ifitis asked, "Will Slavery be
abolished betare this var closes Z" 90,
swer, No, because John the RsTeiator
does not give tae least iuaimatioa that
sbe one on the Black harse, will be nn-
horsed or that shs horse. will stumble or
fall; bat ihe horse does assist him ihas
sits shereon t1 held the balance, which Is
power.
Having shown that- Abraham LineOln
fHs the description Daniel gives of the
''listis horn y in cbsr. vii, | now pafs 90
70 chap. ii, xbera Daniel gives him still
another title and eslls hin s'Ths King OF
the North" Bear this iu miad that all
Of this chapter down 10 verse xviii has
been faIallsd. Ii relates to the wars of
the Romans, Greeks, persians, AntiOehas
and tbs Jews. The xviii verse begins to
treat sbeut the United States both North
and South. Here is what Daniel says /.
'sAfseE ibis shall be (4ineoin) turn his
face unto shs Isles and shall take maany /;
but Prince, (Davis) for bis own behalf
shall caase the reproaeh (the Emadoipa-
ton procIamatioa) offered By bin E.in-
colnT to cease wishaat bis (Davis'l own
rep. zach be Davis shall cause 1t tp turn
upon bin, (Lincoin). The fsles refer
red to are Roanoke, Beaufort. Meris,
Ship Island and others captured On tho
coast and in the Mississippi River. Verse
xix: "Then be {Lincoln) shall turn bis
face towards the Forts Of bis (I@ineoln's)
own land but be shall stamhle and fall
and nos be found" I need not mention
alI the forts that bare fallen into The
bands Of ssthe King Of the Norsh.n The
Prince spoken Of tDayis) has stood up as
Dasiel says; "Ia bshslf Of the forts 10
defend them but The King Of the North
,LincOln) has prevailed 10 take shsa.n .n---
As 30 stumbling, Il Ia psaialy seen what
has been she greas ssamhiiag stone. II IL
he Constitution ana the sovereign rights
81 States. TIs has tried his bsss 10 Ta-
aese this stumbling sssns and has 70 NIL
sppearanee asatiy suceesdsd, and would
succeed shoald be Be pernlsseJ 10 bold
posss four gears longer bas lhAt gill
BOT be psrnisssa aad jass wbsa is shall
appsss that De has rssnossd the stumblsng
stone (shs Csnstisasion ard stass Righsal
10 viii sssmbls eyer il and fall and hisi
szzkss ak.n III hs aaa4. al Eaxss x.sx snsswA