M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
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bti Some, one says to- restore the Un-
i0nRbai 2Bissal VaEgmos ynifssd 20 irsi
r. Now, we tehtdtet5 say,s that there
lis no man, lowfGactP soeyet he may
Isay that this, .iiS d war to restore tho
lJpjop can make himself believe that
the uUnionscau be -Testosed,by O. con.
tfict OF mms.0 That attempt at selfde
Huston isltoo absurd to talk about any
longer. n This warts not to restore tho
Union no Others say that the lava
have been defeds@+z the flag Of the
Union has been linselteds We want
ITO show the world that we have a gov.
etHmehk-we want to revenge the .il.
isults to our aaa.sA Is ssS'r s.slsass
IaeUhese are two causes for war, We
admit; but there is another class Of
merf &Iio icare nothing for the Union,
nothing Orthei sovefnment, aud moth.
ing fer The, Insults Of the flag; who
have, mainly been, Instrumental in
bringing on this war for the sole nur.
pose of depriving the Southern people
of their slavesyJ .They are the ianati-
eaLBupporSgs Of government in every
act ofstyrfany aud yusufpation, that
wiIh7lead towards elhauci pating the
lslaves. These are theyr, who twill
mot shrink from any conceivable at.
rocity,nl the, sacrifice of sthe1 lives OF
BmilliOnslOE white men. or tllan ruin Of
miilionsoOf Others by financial ealami.
ties, so ttiatofh91 Negroes get free
Uld Joshua Giddipgs thinks tue time
has arrived when the abolition poll
tieians can proclaim their policy. mos
Hear ye him. Ia lIis letter, to the
N. Y. Tribune he closes as follows;
FIRST. That Slaves belonging to an
enemy are noW,p and ever have been
Regarded as eliigerents; maybe law.
fully captured and set free, seat out Of
the State or otherwise disposed OF at
the will Of the Executive. So, =, =
[ SECOND. That as slaves enable an
enemy to cont!puo and carry on the
war now wag6d against Gus Govern.
inent, It beconcthe duty Of all officers
and loyal citizens to use every proper
meafis to induce the slaves to leave
Their masters, aud ccaae lending aid
and comfort the rebels.
1 THIRD: That IN all cases il becomes
the duty of the Executive, and Of all
\ Executive officers, and loyal citizens
I to aid, assist and encourage those
slaves who, have escaped from rebel
masters to contlnue their fight and
maintain their Gi6erty.iG ~ w l"s' .
FouGrH:' That to send back Q fngi.
tive slave to rebel master would DO
lending aid and assistance to the re,
bellion. That those who arrest and
Rend back such fugitives identify
themselves with the enemies of our
Government, and should be indicted
and punished as traitors. 81 s ..ss
70 91a'1dl aUiJ u. RgGmDINds.
''aa MoNrREAL, June 8, 1851. Hta"
Tie Tribune says that any declara.
ton on the part uf the government at
this time in avorOfsetting the slaves
all free, lis calcalate6topreYentth theeo.
operation OF those who ight alone Tor
Itbe purpose .6f spBtaiping the, govern
ment against tbose ia rebellion, It adj
-Vises the abOlitionista 10 wait patiently,
that in tins thegoYerument will bring
about all that the friends of abolition
most heartily desire. y ,,.,:.,,.,. ~ : -. 80
The Tribune understands that the
army, mnstrbe filled with throo years.
soldiers firsts before the true purposes
of the abolltfoniSts are made known.
1t does net matter upon what pretenso
men tiIhst for thrae years, either to re.
sist rebellion rreyspge insult, defend
the capital, or fora bounty. of S10D--
When once they arc ID the ranks they
are fast, and must do the Bidding Of
the government Or beshot as traitors.
Tue dream Of AboIitionism is, to let
DEMOCRATS and Union men be promo.
ted, Aatteredl and petted until all
things are ready then will come the
grdTls ofth9abbliliob thnndersrs, that
the power being ii, the handsof gov
erpment, ,oit must be welded. to set the
slaves, huponq anoequality with the
whites at all hazards. Then old Abo
must yield, as lie did in the Fort Sum.
ter case. 'l Then will your, Buffers,
Spragne's, MsCleliane's, be snperse,
dea by Abolition Generals--the work
of abohtionism must 20 ON till the
country is drenched in blood, and the
liberties. Of the people be subject to
the Gapgice Of tyrrauy supported by Q
standing army of blaekmereenatiss
| Aurora. .Hsnsllsl n sntI sni div isIsltg
is IshniL 2LiH1al lslsssz. hAZi-4- d9a9 haa
p WAR ESFEEsEs - The daily exl
Npebss, Of, our present Sat,is about one
4 million or, thirty millions per month.