, 1861-09-19
he thinks It necessary, hut In ~ grave mst-
ter ss the aRe alluded to he HpuId be 1ikefv to

he thinn It necessary, but in - grave mAt-
ter - the ore sl1uded to be would be likely to
act unde4stanaingly.
We understand that he liberstes the slaves
Of known rebels Ut once, md does the matter
alaVe 3 deed Of mauu9is4ion. ThatH 4 cestainlF
btssines Ike. II does the thing up oaee for al
GHd gttTs The sdze something to zaou for hksse!f
akd easet tie Government hs bother Of keeping
a"neg,o boarding. hss*s"
rThe Asgus hsd not heard Of the Presidents
letter eounte1mandisg Fremont's proclsma-
ton, at tha time Of the above writing. We
hope and believe that it will not now "craw-
fsb," like some Of Its cowardly contempora-
ries in Chicago.l
[F1on the Detroit Ti1bune.1
Martial law is declared but In one Ssate, aud
there. we think, it ought to b. martial Low to
the full limit ef Tic necessity IF crushing ont tie
traitors and 7tA0rizg peaac, aud OF this uecas.
sity We believe G.n. Fremont, in command on
the spot, Is better Judge tina rhe President
OF ssy other member Of the Csoinet. whose
minds are epgrosaed with other labor. at
Washington. 1u all the States where ,u77tiI
.a'o has not been dezared-achtre The nsee.suy for
It dees not txist-i the laa1 cf Congress De strctty
adhered to. ANY attempt t. lin t Of oser r,de
martial law BY etatIte Law, must end in sig
G.
Il is manifest that The Influences which
pave opt rated upon the Preeidsrt t., Indu e
slm 70 modify the terms Of Gen Frema1t's
p1eeianatlcr, have had their origin in Kan.
lucy. Some Of the leading Union men uaye
elaluled thst the negroes be nos turned loose
nnL .,i COZ nscated to the use Of the State, more
LAc M. Chmeron's and Geuerat Basler'a
cnEtsabasd doctrine. II q STATE in the con
G';1on Of Missouri, &aete $ne plsce that j.
se1a % the loSaissts 70 day is ia tbs hands Of
.oe enemy tomorrow, wh-re the ent;.r prop
hs:y{,.t;, Gs.y :" oa1on men Is swept away without
44selsa1ion, "ae!e almost every Gei5hb srhood
mas lfs Two parties to tbs var, this D,a is i'm
prsctlcaoie At Fortress Monroe, or in KIN,
lucky, NAere the contrab1nd ca1 he taken
a~s1 from the vicinity Of the enemy asd
R1t seG9reiy as Fo1k, it may do we'll enough,
% the Kentuckisns claim that the penalties
st frencnrs proclamation attached to mn
Who nay have takes up arms for day only.
asd afterwards served tae United States.
Ihesc u Soma force in this ohisctioa, bu, W.
must remember that the taxing up arms
Union cause in q district OF STATE. DOUBT
leee at tDe eEd Of the wAr general amass:v
acs would meet all such cases Is the ABOVE
then, I'D no*. The law of Congress referred
to oJ the President IN section 4, contains thn
sans provision thst il comelsiucd OF or
course the slayes Of Loyal men viii NJ not Ia fa
corfssated. The fact Of their loyalty, unless
the result ef suspieiousIs sudden conversion
will p:otect them The only safety is . gen
e1al sweeping rule
We ftar furthermore, although ne hope
this nay be mietake, that The ctf.ct nf the
fIesldehts letter viii be taken as timing doun
Ut tho co7duct Of the war, already too Anieut
and 0prTp9n6fi.t to a peace basis.
II htulu Eean, f1pm the Fumosa f3atfnp
about, that certain Parties, f1r purposes Of
t9ear osn, are eeaaarsrirg to exrise a pr~ia-
a'ce sea'tst GsH Fremont, and have put ousa
aF h{e Nes~
aao'her command. We caa tell th@u1 how
II snec9s this sechon. The tare mention Of
sush possibility has f1cittd a unirersdl 4,ro-
teK, ons should it become anything more
nan .. sEalo4, ,toa'd excite pre}ys1nd inesgna-
The ineasration OF energy aud esraestnees in
ne prosecution Of the war, qualities that wa
fblEl, a. general thing, the Eastern cam.
Ea'gn has been de6ciest in. He is to "a
ne ha5o.rger OF snccesa, and We va:4t to
s'e him nave fsi- trial. Should a Change
be msde in EiE department noE. betore hi3
ximy l. co1lectet. Or his pla1s hsd time to
Hat1rs, y 1coata be Impossible to conp5nce the
Feopte that he aas not sacrificed to military jsal,
o"sB ard political puslau,mAy And his 70.
m!Fsl Wcnid be taken Is sisnifying the con
l!nnance Of semi pacific, lsnient policy that
e1ptE:eace has condemned snd tie peo1'l7
grown weary Of, and lost confidence in. Give
the gal1snt Pathfinder, nen, money, muaf
IONS, and time enough, a1d ha will exaiaxuish
tho rebellion in the Southwest, and hi dne
time plant the Stare and Stripes on the New
oileans Custom House.
{Ftom the Davenport Gazette1
No act during the war has given more uc-
9syea sati.fac''on 70 ne1 of Ill parties in the
y. ~ tssa taaf Of den. Fremont, declaring the
a1AFes OF men found in rebellion axaiutt the
6oFeiameAt, to be free. When word came thst
1GG Pzesideat disapproved of tais act, and it
Hss runorad eAst he had sent Ge1. MeiEs to
supetteae fremont, feeling of deep iudigna-
aioq af ~ aroused Int only awaited the truth
stralastls fury. Thia feeling quickly subsidized
FLsA 1t #aa leeIned tkat NO such order &ad
Been 1ssned, axG that it r<s ave1 auest,oaah:a
MEsaseT the President 1isapp1ovsd Of the act.
VAN ,yestsFday mornings nail, however.
cane Il TIC Chieago TR1sCsE's special dis-
l=tter tlzr rsni,tsd to ca, Frtme5t hy ths
feaosnt or last THURSDAY.
:, The difference between Gen. Fremont and
tae Pfsident Is esseriiaAy tAis that 1n,ls
tHe p1ocauaEon frses th. AlaEes of n.astun
The lam irees sul5 tEose Elasss via aaIo hcen
employed ia dialoysl service. O., IN other
words, By the LAM the slaves of Gen. PGco
ana E.1-GnEc1nor jackson, if kspr at honle
ra!s:Ds Germ f6r the rebels, aust e. c,nt;ane to
10 "sef thelr thaekles- By the Prscianation,
bansonri rebctx, the moment his master com
mlts the overt act, becomes free msn. Tia
s1aeIcnee, it will b ssea, il r=rv nstsrial,
"e shsH make 40 farther comment upon the
1attcT At present than to add that there is not
icyal ms1 in the West uhe does not endors.
70 TIC te7y 1ettsr the rositisn Gan Fremont auS
VINO IS nos tsRhng to stand up for hin. in its n.a-
He VINO thi1ks differently t win do
to watch w
From tue Freepo1t Journal.]
LINCOLN vs. FR1MokT,-T1e pr,,c]amat{oo
ol she Fresideat il answer 10 that OF Fremont,
"aA pc 1eand In our q War Bubgstn usder
aeed Of" Missouri" That its etrest ,czs Iea1t.
No one can deny Intended to do
sooa ia Kentucky, the general voice il th,t it
. serious mistake, and the frat oaa too. OF
ne PRESENT Administration. But let no eee
a}.eepaar. !. Coreress will Let this msttar right.
Rlu KNEW what hold Fremsnt'4 doctrioe
las, nd how this new Procla1nstion Wa ~ !
'elesd, and will speedily take action to giTa
esai sanctisn to just what Fremont d.d 80 |
'os1y 1pon his OWE responsibility. Take |
:oulage taea. Ealst under your country's |
lght The qnss:icn On Its 7cai issue, aul W1th-
'ut the disg7sce Of \ cempronise By and by.
khs KePort.& Reception Of IL. !
Rebel Flag by 1r.ta.
Ar. Tsssara, the Spanish Af4tster' hst c.!ied
0 sssure The Secretary Of Stat. tiat the "a
~ fron Charleston thas the Captain General
7 Z Cuoa a. Issued proclamation recognising !;
ne rebel hae L. untrue, Whist hss hspneoed
., that 4essels from any port in the Tinted
''4ses In possession Of the rebels, are admh-
"a e. neeess1tate, without notice of their irrer
'lsr1ty, just ~ they have been ssin;tted in III
'tner Fofta HLc the rebels obtained poases-
q. soa OF the custon houses In the insurgeat
'tates. It is needless to say that 10 such Tes-
els can oo abroad without e4c%pink the block
dung force. There is no recognition of 4
eoel dsg in Spanish ports Or in any other
,ortA.
In connection with the aboys NC give the
'loc1aEatas4 Of the Captain General Of Cuba.
: Published in the Chsrlestot N1rc7tr7| ..d
he substance Of the Spanish QQesa's nEar;s.