, 1861-09-19

He FIe&a4ent and Gen, Fremont,

THE RESPONSE.
The FIcsadsns and Gen. Fremont,
IFrotn the Cincinnati Commercial, 16th.1
Gen. Fremont, In our judgment, mat the
eflneai Nd peculiar question, as the Govern
Il not The one whose hand tre mbIa1 and 16oas
Knife fs dull. 4 steady hand znd keeu blade
are IN surgery tha most nercifnl as well as
the most efficient. According to Gen. Ere.
mohts proclamation, the slaves Of mea who
were proven to be in arms ag gain&t the United
saass. s. we3s & declared !, free me., This vss
en, Or endaDger In any manner, the slave
property of meD loyal to tbs Govern
menf. but proposed = short method OF deal
1tG Nth the slaves Of armed tsitoFx.
Gen. Fremont did not desire to convert the
st; Louis Arsenal into snegro boarding house,
-aher tho manner OF Fortrete Monroe, OF to
follow the example Of the Confederates, who
coufscate snd sell the negroes Of Union men.
At tie ss1po time that he wcn1d relieve him
self Of the trouble Of taking care OF the " con
trabsndn negroes, he would mAke legittmste
use Of tse rtlstisn Of negro slavery, ID placing
= p0we1fn inducement before slsvchol!ers to
Ae loyal to the Government. There was noth
Ing hair Drained, fsnatical or insidious in thu
On The contrary, Il aods IN the asatqht l,1e Of
thrtafs--A n ,arma nt,t: tratts.rs asr,s''a ~ ~
the destruction of our nationality, aod the
careful s1aNirat:on made into the cases Of thn
two nag1oes who we're actually manumitted
sacweo that its txt cntion would not be either
ht6ty or jnditc1ininate
But the President has ordered Geu. Fremon
to dify hle proclamation 80 Is to N lie It
mean 20 more than tho ondscation act, In a
word, this is the d1ruqation Of tbs DrpeEnn1s-
r = .nVx his \ a
# the rugged issue of The slavery question,
~ torced nPcn the Government by the slave
hotd1Rg class arc Their eycopAaata- The trui
ter, in arms &gsfnst the Government: and men
acjng the NauoDal Capital, are quite ineensi-
BILE to such thirg as the generosity Of the
rr1eBtA Of the GoveTnment- They s-ora eur
ehdT7fdhe7ess, sehIeh they c0H BY no tendercr
FaN,e than eoico1dsee. They cau ouly be rracncd
through their fea-s. The failure Of the Ad-
mtniznaton TO sustain traAoAt-And FAILURE
ii tne word that hts theec.se-While 1t will not
leeeea their a1imoeity, RiN Increase taelr con
hdepce- Neither Charity nor diplomacy has
asy cosQoests TO MAKE in this rebsllton until
it ib broken dswn By torce.
We Eha9l not QUESTION the honest and am:a-
que astentIe9s OF tAe fresleent La this grave
s!, 0aslef, put Fe 1eI cohhdeht that the action
NA.c1 80 has tahen 4B 1hwlae, and that 1t will
soon De seer the Pathfinder WIS Oh the right
From the Cincinnati Gezetta1
We conclude that the nolicr d5c}ared ~
Gen. Tremtnts proclama,ion il vsrranted ~ ~
the laws OF war. Ard hv The ne.g.. ~ f:',rar2' ~
ment in putting dov. ;nsrTrscs,as ~ ~.
President, solejy in the nse nf h,s te;.cr.ti.s
IL a oue.Iion ri military no1,cv crdsr, w. =
In 1o+pect tn rhe nronerv IND n.oros. ~ snss ~
els IN erms, tbs urociamstton 81. he nnd;.
tle6 to corfugm to the c;vit 1.V 1~svj.[ - :.
Yriti+srv 1a- IN fnrc. oo.;ret 49, IT,
rebela, TIE effect OF Ih,s ia to aeeI.re th,1
the property Of rehtls in arms snail not ~,
COZ hscaten by mtl,lsry auth1rrV. ans ~ ~
there Ia no civil law Tor coaascstlps #. eTcsnt
that which has been put in the nilitar; ssr.
vice, The effe ct is thxt the properly If armsd
reeeIs is entitled to the eame ofoteet,an n.
lsv a. d OF the a1nly - the prarcrtT Of 1or9i
cit:zers. ~ 1'1 :"
Ne havs be fore described the effects Of thi.
policy in Musuu11 and Western V,1g;nis and
fre operation will be apparent to eysre ,1,e os
Iaa tc1on. ,naEts yrftU IN far " IN ;to.' & w
atty IN those SUITS, lie rebsla AZ cnt ,s.t Ky
thst their pfoptrty wonld be Dro.nc,ed IN snv
event, while they take = camoaisn WITH TIA
rcbel army, get up Secession ra,1a. sa; kr-n
up guut Ii mu; daring Of our sent3ne1s M.
seuee1s $40 teAusters, aud 81 Their lcisn're ~.
turn to their properly ZIG assame the chsrae-
ter OF peaceful c1,izzue, At a ST. 6fst.nc..
from oEr sr1np of nccxnaaon .ha: Itun ~
Union ueu, toho a7s thus 0.oae Ue oil, s,.asrs.,,
by he ua4. Tn= cErseuurncr is, ~ rr5t H.. re
pseeive Neutrality IL The euly ssf. corrss for
tue inhabitants Of these n1s,ricss rn T.La
There IA no peaa},y RI reb.;i,on ec,s.,,S.et 100
ly our amy Of sceup,tinn ha. m t..rrs' - ~
protect the TI,;on nef r. the NC ~ ~ 20
but if the Union men az. m ac.;.a ~
Ia Govgrhm-nt. nr shnT IN, 49, la.t tos
with II 1hr,r 1ronsrt. !. ,Ss>,a, aps-ny
s-cs+st!,,,.,s psaoueleu W tne
ths act.s1 rr-,rae ~ onr sr,n9 a. NV p1olee'ea W
NH - ~ - ss, 49, s1ples.eo 11tonSso7t th5
We.ter, - vt1e;r;. I apa,ny ,nl u aae enson men n
c.1, 1;r, Huu InelAe, Luz reverse 81
I1,,;9. -. .-aF,a.3, nA5 ueeA Msa7 a. Their
y ;o4a,;aa A VIZ ~ anu tuen efeat Union ms
~ b. =, "nne e tns5 "ese T5llhg % o. protses'
mo -. A,~t H. +h-rs..5a 80. s'..ss n1soou1 m1A
~ @.st tos t1<MseI7ea. aad even declAsd
.;oe ~ ;aa,it ssves ~ aalst sheH own seees,
], -. - 49, 1ut 1''s ta' .e'A ezpta'n <na
'aN;! Mts 7e.uc1o'tcs m pa7t. Il they were 90
-. - ~ - ~ E.s' - *o'1a ee Nueh sa1sr
~ sns.a ~ uo % lo. eecsssion; 1or thsA taeir
"oe " sale rom Inc = sscfsaIon!ats:
AAo "euio IAse INC pIotectlon OF the EoTern
nens Il ~ ths ksae. Bet If they should enlist
n1a IL rs Cause the!r piopery
osa.u "sa,4 10 eethscalae 10 tne feoei service
~ ~ Na@ nos P'otectsd oy our army;
A.ua " exaiss, ucr alnI can occupy but
'a = - 49, ao4 ~ " l1s eo9Aos:
.o;sa a afes'g" san heesT 0e suppressed ~ such a
. ue pslnei{le o1 potlcJ "ki:A mAks4 rehsl-
1cn - ~. . tnaa loJ a1y IND makes the support
.Is 81 lHe esssrnmehf ne ohlJ victims OF the
!" '-~. - sf nas aessilon, osaef tNs policy our
~, ~ - na ~ Vo'ns ~: sslVtce IN "s&tsfn
~ fisctaai}}, IA @ne - e2n:tauie?-out 50 Tar as
,.ro..s - .stsh;. stes, SECESSION lheLe, Il con
,F fi +re u' " estsuaanlnE 'oJ,l pespe capaols
;, sea ins%telvss LIT It ~ In:de no pro
.r1ues Esr. - n"W sUxA ~ so4.eoEtat ana our
ia var1d 81. .r+hss Ma,n, ,,, sEe oe;ess1oa,
.nntrn1 - sst~Tn V3rn3 u ~ nas.. %aa "oeio
1ess have hec. m.7Ie n otns1;11 n ~ aay RFs.
Then it has been suhiect to M neH.1e;e. .ea
: hen II has enjoyed SO muck epars and 20 !
is isae t'ss, N enootrS our soldiers! At this |
=. aal: AAa -lta as!taloG On MIN That looks |
~. ~ .Ia ia. nss1uaa s!o.sa, need not go ten
bi,ez ~ 1nto "sese.n slrglala "11heut eEjariss
ss7mt1 .o11 VI oe.ls sao' az 'fon scn- con. !
~. ee, H., VI seos ae"n Openly IL he meets |
111e rs tean .aaa one sete.slon195. .,
1en.as* us .e1Stss ar1T to"afa saver our great
- : q ueAe .s VI ne1Aaess IN ms war: anu II W.
n ha ~ go. uaoi'1n ese government, that VII be
H1 1s7. s.nse ~ 1ar tsllore. me saaetity of
ina ~ ~ dts n.S peea 50 Impressed on our
ast we S5h;tnei;1 res.rs - !, oea past{ ponslcs,
- ~, p.1Pey as aseEee institution, divine
h. MIN a., ,,.1ta reoe,nun csAaot anenase. II
~ oo..a; H21 sut p@ty enslsleS are 81 en- lrelJ
heu heug.so - sapnef@ta9 ourselves rom tbs
~ g Tntcu ;tc '4e sou1a constantly repeats,
- nc con.tsn+,r - Essl.eso "l.n tnelf sisFes,
~ h .f5rn,;n55 .sas ts.s'n. E1.1. oal innocence,
er,s5 ~ -. W. .use s4Assly E9ah oe more
~ ~ ~ 10 tLaa3e inaa oul OWE 1stIn aoo shall
;,ne ~ MA :, tIns :, 1!I s!e, lnss "e cor
=, f,tt t.,u ey.rt - u "sls iae oFner5 nsve
,rt,nerte ~ 5.h1}1ia.s ~ go o.Ael speclsa q
,nt: mr. ~. ~ -.o,;ar -u1 w. os.oetoue cllcs.
as .h.1l,n,f ~. feseai h poncJ can never pnt eo"n
n nccn1nh. =! u,al5 occapaloa. ualess It
esst t1,o s:sl iosins me great oAtt1tR Ant