The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
GENERAL FREMOMT'S PROCLAMATION IN ENGLAND.


GENERAL FREMOMT'S PROCLAMATION IN ENGLAND.
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Lord Pnlmerston Repudiates It's Theory
and is Alarmed at the Idea Of "a S"ryile
Wharf.-The Negro Regarded as an In terf0r
North as " eli AS South-(sreat nnu Hope
ful Excitement OF the Exeter Hall Abo-
litioEists, &c.
LORD rALMERsToE's pIsAvowAI.- OF THE FREMONT
PROCLAMATION.
Iron the London Post (panerston organ), Sept III
The Am rican civil war, originally the creation of hos
tile tariffs and commercial jealousy, has now, at the
hn OF General Fremont, ,ereved features IF agra
p,Omiss impossible. General Fremont, recently candi-
date for the Presidential chair, and the present
mander Of the state Of Missouri has issued prooana
ton Gated 81 Louis, the 3st Of August, in which he
declares that the property real and personal, o all per
sons 10 thst state who shall take up arms against
the United states or who shall be directly proven to have
taken az active part with the enemy in the field shall be
Sophscaed TO the pubic use AMI their slaves declared
free men, We presume, Of course, that General Ere
mont acting in conformity with the instructions of the
federal government. 10 ercae and proroke serre
TIE 8 '9es' measure q mee 'phh any federal 2tFcr
has hitherto attempted ID enforce The attitude
OF the slave population in the South, which may be de-
scs,hed quescent, sing either from stod indifference
or the vgat coercion OF their masters, to show
that the negro race is not disposed to take any part the
war Will General Fremont who expects to march m
ST. Louis New Orleans obtain the of an army o
black auxiarles whose duty will be 10 carry fire AMI
90 far succeed as 10 cause many South IN rcgi-
ments to remain at home for the purpose Of
has ecy inritd allies any efficient a m4ts'
gih ef>c to ,chich nst be permitted express h
grdge't ut Ifthe heny Of the federal government
b. cLsrcci dury has atin9 ahdteper 10 10 nth he ques
tion. Only the other day Mr. Cameron, the secretary
War, instructed General Butler, AZ Fort Monroe, to re-
CeYe ~ more iuguve saves anu TO Keep an account If
the earnings Of those who had already escaped
thal Tue lsals o. the owner might be respected We
in or from The proclamation Of General Fremont that this
regard for the rights g property has hem altogether
Ignored, and that the contest heretofore between
mp polar government ami successful insurrectionists
may assume The new and aggravated form Of remc,gs
aud a1i9a,nory yeriie uaf. General r. ,mt mag 1ini
thu he ecit attract The sympGtly If EmcIpdn nations,
and that n great moral revolution may be ell acted
fr i1ie baneht OF the negro population by making
allegiance or dsloyalty Of his master. The p st,n
OF tho fee IN the Northern States is in res ec
enViable The aw gives HIM rights which the nexorablc
csto OF t. country does not permit him enjoy. lie
Is kept separate, kind Of pariah society in the
place of worship, in tie pobc Vehicle AMI in the ordi-
nary interoo Sc of lie rs. Sotce may charm, nucy so
aoF eli hr breorty in Mica and amusing feficns: but
she ranao dirrore ne fact hat 10th IN North and South he
ngro is fr2td as The mettr IF dgGdei and ,adesriea
Gene al r mani tc Ghracalch attention e South 6r
e1 n daloSt the pec1te If his cotn15. specially when in
the "a Ter case II VIII be orie5ty nsicred simply
penalty attached 10 tn offence OF high treason Much as
knsshmer ea'ae ne (feeom Of a. STAR, they .coid MT
Uih 10 SEE ut gett jsct ACCOMPLISHED by domestic treao
AMI taat ohotsaA slaughter uhich dicags marls the a
seJTils irSurrecftoa.
GENERAL FREMONT HAILED AS CHIEF OF THE ABoII-
TIoNlsTs.
lfrom the London News Tan abolition organ) Sept Is
The civil war in America seems 10 be entering upon
new stage While the exploit If General Batter has
gwen tae federal gaverm ut the command Of the
u North ca olina, General Frem mt, Missouri has ~
ntf.H. The property, he says real personal Of all
pasons in the state of Missouri who shall take up arms
AGAINST the United STATES, who-saa be directly
iroven TO have taken active part with their cnemi III
the fed, s declared to be conhscated to tie pubic
declared free mon. But, as We have said the pro.
Clanation OF General Fremont has aLertd the pLole
to f its terms ne the p he slaves w t ara a'Gs'd b
emancpated must belong to active sionists but the
f.ct being That most Of the great saveowners in the
so-h have, N Tact, taken up arms for the Confederate
government, 1t is Obvious that, If tn princI
~hici has teen 1ltea Missouri is to be Piled 70 te
osaer Sdtes, G3'eTat Fenaonts proctaala ion amounts
practically 10 measure ot seaeral aboiiti Noe at least
te connecticm L'oten The dim q The North and he ao-
tion of slavery 1ciH b. practically stabilized No one
en contemplate the possible resulS y ss,dn cmancirQ-
tit1i q 4OoOO00 q sni Saroges WITHOUT terrible nigpgs,
tat If The attpsGe 1iaction d he nttiomat eugse ii ry
can BE- o1ots " 40 7ner mans, is not for 10 dep,e
MORE ABOLITION HOPES FROM THE FREMONT MEA.
SURE.
From the London star, Sept. Is
Already the slaves of insurrectioniss in Missouri are
declared free Ne'he reason mar necessity ,aH aliolo
ne dtttt" eoosmsit 10 hal hay eoy, hhosocver is MT
WIN the Union musl be deemed Against it. Ouy active
atleggnce en- sec re to savsowner the leeu
possession If LIS human ehattes, and as these
are locomotive articles the legal security may prove ~
little worth n 97'sr1l aampde The spirit Of the
singing John Browns hymn may breed Infection in the
fc4erul camp.
ENGLAND WILL AID THE UNION NEGRO LIBERTY Is
INSCRIBED on THE FLAG.
from the London Chrotice, sept. IL
According the principles upon which the southern Con-
he tnoa, slaves eli ,ttes b Ceie,a Frenon care
fety ae0s5s Htf9 ht d granting assumption i M iaw
IV a. 81 dec ares the ra 1sl personal property Of rebels
10 oe eoiscled and th IN another clause asserts he
freedom oi tter slay Thts dscisi has protc a Itr
G9a impression az th ~ tlorins Saes, and il no flesh
dia'.ser awafs NE arms tn tfoH, il will completely
overAde ia cr;s of The occutcnts in kentucky got
Up feeling ~ avor Of tae Con. crate cause
a. public oiiaon wo.id permit ut now that
III csHtefett l1sse i M No d. uh iceye a,a,d If III.
?ur,ng 81, ghig alar ~ h ezad a eoniorma,,ee
,9,h ne d'oots u C@ttIntg, hue lost oil hie Of o.
a1nt2 Peae, ~ cat youie ard aino a,aothsr o. neTa.
ton sV rf ~l ci,T IN dispute az mn erpecf b. f.nf
dsotttoR p pie bcad nio he foreqrs ind rdeiroe..
ne ~ go", to, t7at "a TfecaH This ciIcu M
stance VIII make W ru fer the ma igners of the Tn
0nists To maintain thrr gro.rd Sympatbv for rio
80 ia Is neither nr nor ess tnaa approval Of slavery
otan9g hir UarTe NJ ~ rtjtag TO-. ~ ts;,gyy .no,
hetr farmers he ElqAh q e ~ ct Stt@gSld s,sd"
that a republic must Of necessity me to .rcf
TIE ISSUE o. THE VAR IN AMERICA.
IRON tho London Times, Sent IN
We do not tnj much pn the cape Hatterne
y IS IN u atts7i Tct tint L.e t.ral gppg,tacnt il
S'5taea- aud IL was eve; probable e the nielerates
would be able " hold tAeir own 4 a. IRE ertsdi,ien
1lfca ne Mississippi . gtroi3n ! important
hint, tat II S.cess smut Gt,u Is far les cetan.
IL : On expedition N which We MY axpect to tho
1nysatire ganis AID tho adventurous courage OF the
Americans tarl illattatca. III banks Of the broad
rive are clothed with tinek fo'es,s, suggesting
eycly variety u amb spIdr. tl II The iayaaers
viii DO superior in knowledge II the coua.
uemenlnered that The man armi Of the hoisortnts
M the Potomac and h4t thu tu 81 siren-h most Inn.
snaiiately Gecisye WI tike roC NJ th.l point where
The C9melefa ea arc S'H reP&a3 50 e.iQr. Tiny may
forfeit THIS ascghdsiN!, We .Ya thty shsDlue lie
ofelsive and .dsaAte .stls. .l9 datHt positions II
their euan res hutt ea nu otner Baud ths saoe1 No.
Z sin any naten& stc f - i&@i 'ftat the move r.
f.ut operatonl Of tls r w14 bs t.roNu ut3 the
sbAi. Al wo en- - q. rrpset 81 .la. the Narn ha.
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