Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

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fhe lesser ii<kfs q ~ Ah hSL1l1 II
Why, xhas y tAst hi ~ |1 i1yt
sympathy ptth seesssis6y Arr II.
sJohas0n. Wky Aosenk sens l1l1nuy
commission arrest lin. J6xxs n x1&S Sxes.
| 10 yna bear thett Exssxte ~, <resrfs
him. gAgfiauss. 80 80 Z
ssrhe Seufh, trus se IN aaeiass insilness
u manly hanox, ssfnas fof<h md Ercfsss-
% its willingness to ahfds ~ xo6ris ~
the desision In gsoA faifA. =
SO sAys Auasss -Juha.sa. And ysk
thai Saath which Ia true 10 tho1s nc&ls
inssinsta md willing 80 rasuxn sa fks uar
IoB--taat South, 10 acoammedats III,
Coz, sad Mr.. Sehenck, and Mr. Shermss,
and 0ihsra like ahem, must be kept .ems IL
the Uaion Tor thirty pears, uail shs ma
groes Of the South, through the Freed
meas BaFeaa, can be educated up 10 thas
high point Of civilizations Of doing Abar
liton voting. lApplaase.l
Fraedmsn's Bureau Well, ne had 0
barsan Of the Secretary OF State. Of the
Secretary at War, ef the Mary. and al
Tbs Treasury, Ia good old Democratic
| times, TO administer the Goyernmsnk for
the bsnaGt of white men, but now ne have
Ihis aew tangled thing, the Baraaa ag
FEaadnea to lake especial care 6k the nar
greas, whose chief. In > little while, 1.-THE
party that nsM eonssels the eonntry keaps
in power, vii seek admilsanes 10 The
council az the President 40 q Cabinss
niaisttr! Fseedmeusa Barsanl WkAs
| does Ii meant .Rssions whish heIoax 70
the soldisrs, food, clothing, shsAeT frop
The ssashers all that yoa giss yDuE lazai-
lses, for foax niEions Of negroes IL %
provided wilh these things, and aos aaly
shaf, but 10 be instructed By some Masaa-
ehuhaEts schoolmarn Ia the alphabet nn&
rule Of three, (laughter,] aad yna ID Be
tixe1 for it-taxed 10 support four mill,
ions of negroes until they are sdueassd
up 10 the white mans standard! New, IL
we are TO have more bnreans, | have sas
| to propose. /, the enemy Of the soldikxs.
as you have been told, have good ane,
and propose to agitate it until they Far
peal the FFsedmen's Burean. | wans
Returned Soldiers Bureau. LaughkssA
II they are going to fegy taxes for ne
support Of negroes, want q tax leyied,
and twice as heavy on United Statea bohds
as CO anything else. xant hcreaa to
feed and elOths returned soldiers, The
lame and the sound, the siek and tho
healths-all who want food aud clashSsg.
Is Jacob Dolson Cox in favor of estab+
fishing Returned Soldiers Eareaufl IL
be is, let him say 80, and let him repudir
ate the Freedmeu's Rarsau. The Freed.
mems Bureau! IL has already drawn mills
ions Of dollars from your pockets. Zap
plause.l
And further, the President, In address,
ing this delegation, says:
ssBut, gentlemea, if know myself, a.
think do, knOw that | am es the
Southern people"
Why, what g rebel laughter Whasi
the President of the United States dare
to admit that be belongs to the SoutAsss
race, Is Of the Southern people, native
OF a Sodthorn State, when | have bean
denounced as q traitor, as saoeasienask.
and an enemy 10 my country, simply be-
eausef desired that peaceably and shrBagh
compromise, COR Southern breshrem sho'a
return to the Union which their saEhers
and our fathers INSIDE 10 the good I'D days
OF the Republic! Bot, listen to shis:
81 love them"
What! love traitors! lore rebelal lore
Southern Copperhcads! Laughter. ] Why,
next be viii take NoFthcSu Copperhe@ds
to his bosom; and, peradventure, [ may
have little embrace myself theul [GFrAs
laugbter.l Quien Sabsi Bat,
81 lore them, and win do al i my
power"
well, being Pressaeny. Sc ns99 Rvsa&
deal Of power. Lincoln had; wa know
that. At least do. [Laaghssr.l
'tWill do all IN nv power 10 rssssss
them 10 that state Of hsppiaess and VsoA-
| pegity which they enjoyed before she mad-
| ness of misguided uen, ia whom thsy bad
reposed their confidence, lei them Asssas:ss -
That is precisely what the Demoarassa
party Is after. He could not have hae Ia
better.
elf there ia anything that can be aenss
on my part, on correct principles Of shs
| Constitution, to promote these sadk. As
assured it shall be dons.v
And be assured. Andrew Johnson. ahaA
so far a. you do ID, on these prinaplaa.
| the Democratic party, one and undikide&.
wiil stand by you. IApplause.I
Again, said the President;
s'The. institution Of slavery la soaa-...
The former status Of the aegroas had 90
be changed, and We, a. wise men, zass
recognize 81 patent fact, and adart oax-
selves to circumstances IS shsy sGEreena
u.s."
| True wisdom, that! And accordingly
the Southern delegation responded, ssWs
are willing TO DO so.n The Presdsnt gs-
piled, 81 believe yoa ara.n JaDob Ddg
son Cox says, SsNoI They have hasn uar
| rnly. They must be ohas.ised. ThsyI ma
/ bad boys, and they must be kept keAina
the school house door, and noe pasmiassa
TO enter for an indefnits period. Dpuis
let them return again. Ii is tras ws shasa
| punished them, but not enough Hha
President says, III bsiiess yoa. Lbsaisss
when your faith 10 pledged, ii Win be
maintained in good faiths Whass Rsb-
| els maintain failhi What! kraisoss On
whom we apent four Thousand miIaans. of
dollars and million of livas--ahroaGA
the blundering of the Adminisssaaisn du-
ring the frat years OF the war, hesAass
they made ID political war, until Grant
and Sherman took bold and waulan'a
carry il on for the benefit Of the Rsnuh-
liean party. IApplsuse.l What HsAsns
tain il in gsod faith! So aays tha Rsssis
dent, and stand behind him and nj his
back. [Applaass.l ss
Again: tsAa | ask es desire Qf the
South, North, East or Wess"-tI an o.
fraid be is gessing into my ssctsoa aeainl
/ Laughter lis TO be sastsins1 10 ekrTy-
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