Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-17


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an act Oh iong uelayeu JuSuce 10 me negro
population o, me oh'on' anu OIL "ss'nlauhs
'ne southern laoof s> steu 10 ours MS us
S"n'"'o" 10 al ''e u"tu"'i VI "e sou'"e'n ~
n'Inpn anu t'.' sou'" mas I'S'" III arms asa'nS'
Tue onon' c"ieut '"' the purpose ol eA'e""'
I'S He' '"o"i ~ s'e'" oNV' a" t'e 'ce s"'' ..
III uui',s 81 SUE gives us the iis"t' :" oui Wv"
Seh "e'snSe' W eN'ellu our nee ''oui = t''t
oFe, an ,"c SN'Ne s.a'es1-' Iisl'' T"tI', To-.
ior her ieoellion' VIC siou'u ''o' nav ''"u '"'N
''G const'u''oi' a.. ,..,,,I,orr
~ '"'s iO'e "'s"'' '''i'"sI W ~ ti,o;,
S"''es' o"'"s " '.e Peo"'i" III IN
""''i"S p"Put"'"''' .no) " ,l,aT L.ve
co'hp''ih' l"f Is u's"'' 5","s -; iii ho a
pt'us'' up"'' ,,,J i,h ms of the
u'sai 'S'i'"Ee u"'S a. t,r ,i,,, s,,,th her
hotth nor ~ ""t "s 80 .ii,,, t,, I,h,rrrs
Sei to nave lof heSr" P"i'''""'' ~ ,,,,,;n,
l''n II 70 ~ INV mi, ye o,nst rnunt not
''e P"P"i"', VI =, - L,r LIofl. ami col
"e'Tg "e' ~ w., ,,,nr.I sni,stnnI and
"''" - ,,,r,;inus nj black
i'i'1eIl". W1'' Do,,is ~ , ~, ronsidpred Ms we'll
anu T''''e - r,.;rit,,al ami material well
a. - IL, ,;Iii,,,,.' ,f whites tphese
"t"k VI ~ ,.',,I.,r,. ~ mind, buunu
'"NN ,,,ir,.,, = 49, inunrtaoi and as
-, h'. n,,s,,l,.d nv The statesman.
! -, i;,?y - ,,,,,,,it ~, m,r,lis, aud In,
/ ,-I!!,, 49, ,I,,t az ,,,,, ,thnr nnrtion nf her
,I,,;,, mi ,vl,.t tIa,, womb oaiu NV their
ti,',';,,,i,,,, sh,,ld H., ,ir,yh intn the hal
- ,t,t ,,,i,rbt IN, last In, ,hp;r far
,,,, 80 Rnt ~, th. 3l7 OOi slave pro.
- ,.,,,ll i, r,lit, I,s, nn,hing or Jain
+, moral ,nnr, than thrv wouil lose ia materi.
| ~ ,,s,,.i, W., 10 not bel,.y,. Southern
al p'V' I'LL j., ,.,, nr on,an,ira,ion he
,''i '.I,'', !, ,",Hl,i If IN, whnle nnnulaiion
- - ,I,a ,ri,it,, ra,e mo neurn element
Ill -, =; ~, snn;atv anJ ,vhar
'. - ,',',ai,,s Il ,vil I, an intSrinr element.
w.. a. - i, ~, ~ tr, tL,n az ansIavad The
IL ,,-,,1,Is,irn at ,h., sonth nust ALWAYS
81, .ii;F ina,Ui,,,l, t,,r hnviny collerted of
su,iet .''iI Ii,,i,, of - io,,, Atr;,an
,Ia'i,, on ,,,oir snn and they lave no
r;'l't ~ 1,n,,ain if obIoaJ ia make cxpiatjon
J 81 ~ III ~, ,',,I Id Inv hoyin1 miro
tals,,,J st,s,ainod The institution of negro
I M ,s,L, fror, I'm, disadvantage of
( -; ,la,i,n al , r,r, win
,ih7 ,t,. n,Li,f 100 viii not u,innle. the
III Ill ,rai, hv tba assimilation of her
sVu'li WIN So IS ,to rnrIb Y X y
i"1oi = 49, " II IT, LihIy i.,,,,,t,nt in
!. nf il,n nsa thnt the feder
every Po'SioN itI ,,ol igs''If ~ ,I,. onnor
; :. H. ,l, .nnthorn r,.b.lion IN
t"Y ~; ~. - ;-,i,a :, In. ueyro race
o'.i ,n.o a. vi If ,L snutb 10
~ - -, .on,ny . u,,..t moral
and political wrong; and to wipe OUT the
foul stain oil slavery, which has hitherto SUI
lied the otherwise bright escutcheon OF our
republic. We are no fanatic on the subject
of slavery, as is well known to our readers,
and we make no extraordinary prelehslonS
to modern philanthropy; but we cannot htlp
fearing that, it the government iets sup me
present opportunity OF dong justice 10 tme
negro race, and OF placing our repuDnc
throughout in harmony with modern clVli%
alton, God, who is especially the God Oh me
poor and the oppressed, VIII never give VIC
tory to our arms, OF suffer us to succeed III our
efforts to suppress rebellion ana restore peace
and integrity 10 the Union we nave 100 long
turned a de Il ear 10 the cry OF the ehsiaNeu )
, we have too long suffered our hearts 10 grow
callous to the wrongs OF the doWu-trouueh III
, our own country we have too long been VIII,
ing to grow rich, to erect our palaces, anu
gather luXuries around It's by the toll, Inc
sweat, and the blood OF our enslaved brethren.
May it not be that the cry of these brethren
$ a ''J 'haT tas rton mn tLrir cause,
o ' ,d ,i,,,or,'';,,..d u,st If we refuse any
II -, -, ,.r,,.t ,t., hams IA sci thrm free
!, ,I ,r, ,',',,', ,,r hrnfnnrs and fellow
u ";,G ~ . .I,I '' i,. WIS, as nation