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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-26

semi-barbarous freed slaves. Yet Tous-
saint, by a we'll devised code Of labor,
brought them back to- the services of their
old masters, and in few years had we'll
nigh restored the former prosperity of the
colony. To this fact, astonishing as it up
pears, we have the most abundant and va
rious testimony-black and white, French
and English, friendly and hostile.
- In: the midst of these beni6cent labors
Toussaiut was treacherously ovcrthrowu
BY Napoleon, and died in French prison
in 1902. The blacks, mepaced with re-
turn of the old slavery and attacked BY
great armies Of Napoleon's best sold, ,ers
fought desperately and expelled the
French =; but they sealed their victory
with bloody deed. In the year 1904,
under the lead Of Dessaliucs, the nef 70
emperor, they massacrcd or banished the
whole white population. But this, it must
be remembered, was eleven years after
emancipation, under provocation of the
most horrid outrages inflicted by the
French General, and in tear of the rees-
tablishment Of slavery.
Reviewing the account then, we find
that emancipation in St. Domingo was a
political and military necessity. enacted in
to . statute by the French republic that
it was not the occasion of massacre or pill
lage, but as soon as the tumults Of war
would permit, became the basis of a sue
cessfal organization Of labor, under the
guidance Of negro who had been himself
4 slave We end, too, that the massacres
Of 1871 and 1904 we're in no sense caused
by emancipation, since one took place two
years before and the other eleven years af-
ter it :; but were both the direct or indi-
rect results of slavery" Has the story no
moral for us ?-eorrespondent Spring
field Republican. :: .g- IT,. .
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD: MINNESOTA.

FxTENs1vE Explorations Of Land in this
r. District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un-
dsrsigned peculiar advantages in the selection Of
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale At q small ad-
vance ON Nep York Priees. -:
Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment of taxes in
Benton, Shsrburne, Morrison and stearns
sounties., Il 49,. -, -.
Town lots tor sale in st. Cloud.
y3n4l-tf L. A. EVANS,
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IS URIC e ON ID E NT1S T,
ST. CLOUD, s'oaH 6 ~" sJaNNDeU1A.

BOOTS AND SHOES
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The Crack Of the Lash.

Olavery 10 lmperlouS, savage ana re-
vengeful, End it where YOU will. 1t mar
ifests its peculiar characteristics! quite ri
much in professed loyalist as iu an open
secessionist. This is seen in the savage
fury with which Mr.: Cameron has been
assailed by professedly loyal papers in the
slave States, on account Of his views in
regard to using slaves to crush the rebel
lion. The following specimen We extract
from late number Of the Louisville Dem
ocrat: ...:.'
eff We are to have emancipation, We in
sist that some part Of the continent shal
BE- surrendered te the Abolitionists and
the negroes, and that they shall inhabit II
together, and that non-intercourse shall bt
established between them and the white
people Of the United States. On these
terms emancipation may be practicable
On any other, it il not. .....; :
while We would feel that the mora
condition Of the negro would be degraded
BY association with the Abolitionist, ye
We could see no other means by which tht
scheme of Cameron T. CO. could be car
ried out"
Such language is gross insult to the
large majority Of the people Of the North
ern States to a majority Of the soldiers
from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and ILL
nois, who are now defending Kentuck,
ssrom the inroads of secessionists, and to ,
majority of the people of those States, who
have sent their friends to fight Kentucky's
battles for what is understood by the
term Abolitionist, in shareholders parlance
is every man who does not hold the do.
trine Of the righteousness Of slavery. Ev'
cry paper opposed to the extension of sla.
very is an abolition paper. Every man
who voted for Lincoln is an Abolitionist,
and il universally so called: -,
Our armies are called "abolition hordes'
by the secessionists In fact every North.
ern man who would limit the power of sla-
very, and work and pray for the removal
of the curse from our country, however. re-
notely, is an Abolitionist, and all such are
classed with the lowest grades of humani-
ty ; even negro slave is degraded by such
associations " 80
We wonder how long tho people of the
mighty Free States, ou whom the burden
of this war falls, are; to submit to the
"crack Of the lash," and bc the humble
servants Of the slave masters. "Off with
Cameron's head" is now the impcrious de-
maud, because he suitains a policy which
will shorten the war, subdue rebellion com
pletely ", and open. up a remote prospect Of
q final relief from an incubus and dis.
grace Pittsburgh Gazette. ii
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Deale, IL Fors;gn and Domes.;e Exchange,
" ~ EEp LanId Warrants constantly on hand
4 ana for sale st small advance from New
:, ( ork prices. Collections made, Exchange
drawn ~ atthslowsste teurrsntrates, ,Tsxesps sc.
St. Cloud, July 28th, 1861. eug273m
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We are to bequeath thousand millions
or more Of debt growing out Of this rebel
lion, to our posterity that. just now, seems
inevitable. Shall We. ibequeath them the
cause Of it, too, - that they may 5have,, a
like contest, while National credit, shall
he Impaired by the debt We are creating :?
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AMERICAN ACTORS ABRoAD-Edwin Booth
is at the Hsymarket, London, John Brougham
and George Jordan are at the Princess Thea
ter. At the latter thester, Pocahontas has
been prepared, Miss Rose Leclerq as the hero
inc. Mrs. Bowers is at the Lycepm. Dion
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The oritio' of the London press differ widely
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tragedian. The London Times gives perhaps
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that I" He does not awaken the sort Of sdmira-
tion which approximatss to surprise; but as a
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Mr.. Whsatley revived the /" Tempest" al
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Mr.. Wood is about opening his theatre al
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Mrs. Robert Brough, widow Of the lamented
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BEAUREGARDAND McCLELLAND com

DR.. Russell, in one of his late letters to the
London Times, writes
When had the pleasure of conversing with
Gen. Mcclellan for the first time, he asked me
several questions, with evident interest and
friendly curiosity-not unusual on the part Of
generals in reference to their antagonists-re-
specting Gen. Besuregard. In his case there
was all the more reason for such inquiries, in
the fact that they were old fellow students and
classmates. To my mind there is something
of resemblance between the men. Both are
below the middle height. They are both
squarely built, and famed for muscular power
since their college days. Beauregard, indeed,
is lean and thin-ribbed; Mcclellan is full and
round, with NapoleOnic tendency to embOn-
point, subdued by incessant exercise. Beau
regard sleeps little; McClelland's tempera-
ment requires q full share of rest; both are
spare and Spartan in diet, studiOus, quiet.
Beauregard is rather ssturnine, and, if not
melancholic, is Of grim gayety; Mcclellan is
genial even in his reserve. The density Of the
hair, the squareness of the jaw, the frmness
and regularity of the teeth, and the outlines of
the features are points Of similarity in both,
which would be more striking il Beauregard
was not of the true Louisiana Creole tint, while
Mcclellan is fair-complexioned. Beauregard
has dark, dull Students eye, the dullness OF
which arises however, from its formation, for
il Is full OF FIRE, and its glances are quick and
| searching. Mcclellan has a deep, clear eye
| into which You can look far and deep, while
you feel il searches far and deep into you.
Beauregard has something of pretension in hi:
| manner-not hamteur, but a folding armed
| meditative sort of air, which seems to say
Don't disturb me; I'm thinking Of military
movements." Mcclellan seems to be always a
leisure; but you feel at the same time you ough
not to intrude too much on him, even when you
seek in vain for the grounds of that impression
in anything that he Is doing or saying. Beau
regard is more subtle, crafty and astute; Mo
Clellan is more comprehensive, more learned
more impressionable. Beauregard is thor
ough soldier; Mcclellan may prove he is
great general. The former only looks to mil
itsry consequences, and disregards popula
manifestations; the latter respects the opinion
of the outer world, and. sees political as well a
military results in what he orders. They ar
both the creatures of accident, so far as thei
present positions are concerned. 1t remain
TO be seen if either can control the current o
events and II in either the artilleryman or tn
cavalry ofiser Of the old United States Arm
there is the stuff around which history
moulded, such as that Of which the artillery
man Of Brienne or the leader Of the Ironside
was made.
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W WOOD AND COAL.
GU Will surely get your moneys wcfth hT
calling at the PIONEER MILLS, soxtkwsst cor
.r Of Ssys.th street asd Casal, GEO. PACE.
than any others in the Gty-eut. split, and delIv-
ered free of charge. If You don eiIeve .Ivs
the Pioneer Mills tina, and be sstlshed
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