Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-27

| yN"'' ~ iSi JuSO nOW. " uutSIlOn OIL tcStl- |
mony first, and then of duty founded there.
on "a question, not between the South and
the North but between nation of some
twentysix or seven millions, and an active
faction, possibly under one million, in revolt
againstit.
| ~. The Seeded States man return fo hel
Cn'on' or me Secession Rrty may main
tain their Rcroh b. Arms The Var one
Of SELF Preservation, on Mcpart ofthe Mn.
tion. Not dggressire and against The
Somh-Jm detensire and against yeces-
sionists. Snpposing Me Triumph of hsI
,sSeceSsio2nists; iasaperable Difficulties.
Erery benefit contemplated Jy Secession,
dsfedted by tie Var into uhtch hpluaged
Restordtioa to the Union tie true Result
i. We have already said that the issues
OF this unnatural war, are in many respects
as uncertain as they will probably be vast.-
Contingcntly, however, the most immediate
! and direct issue Of it can have but one of
two results. Either the seeded States must
return to their loyalty to the nation. and
their position as members of the United
States of America or the secession party
: must be able to vindcate by arms the course
upon which they have entered, and, main
: tnining the independence of as many of the
) States as may finally adhere to them, those
States must be acknowledged by the Ameri-
nation Ofcourse there cnn be no svoa'aoo suoh no
. snlt IA the connnest of tba socoda1 yn S,a,no
: and the holding them nc pro,;noo, 49, r.;
tories. bv the Fede,al Governmont Srah
nm ottemnt il nor 10 ho thon1,j,t -. oao;
: blo.-nnr IN he onterto;nod inr !, r,o,,,n,'t
, even If il were noas;Lic ~ ,or,,'.,o,t i ,'ai
i icv-but bevond MI ,bis avon G"t ;f + ,ora pv.
nolitic and easv II would be oror " NOW ~ VII oh
borrcnt If no:sible tban socoSs;on J Zig -
, the feelingsof tbe American naonla ond ibo
principles of American libertv Which Of
/ these issues will be rool;zod deno,ds a,,,or
emily. ON the event nf the war concarpn apr, :,
. which we will add sometb;ng nrosenti,, s saa'
y inr the nrohnbilit;e, nf tbaf a,,a,,t o,,ot -
! be a very weicbty consideration with both
parties to it. In the meantime let it It be 'i oh.
" served. that tbe mere stotomon, ~ tLa ooso
makes Il maniesst tha, tbe wa am,oned y, oe case
on bv tbe nation NOT ne ono ~ ar,rnos,;a, ;p
y, and conquest. hit one of self.dafancs and "oli
/ nrescrvntion. can be conducted oniv nv WOW
nnon tbe secession Marty ard Goynrn,"en," "a s"'
. and not as war against the neonla of tbo
, Soutb n war tbereinre yyb;oj wdp,,ia ond ~
:, ;tsclf nnon tbe ornrthro,, ~ ~ oo - onG y,
y n,rt,, ap6 tbo s,,,,rass;on % IL. TN'.coIs,
ate Eovar,nent arootod H.. u H. ,.o Hoi'ouei
!, ITnon tha honnan;r' ~ ena. Pa,y.
which certamlv "a no.s;his u nouhnn a" b;ehl b;c
;, nrobable tha ajloaat;on ;s H., R,'"pa d ,n,Sn
u poSnnth,-would remn;n 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "t
, tv and rovernmcnt and revtoro tLa SooojnJ
States 70 thn;r nlnco in tha TTn;on w .Ioou Iaua
: alrs,Jv snaLan Of ,ho r ,v,ut of g.; ,;.h navy u,
smcb ay,ravaSant .tatomont1 VI im ;I',,;., ~ a.
= fnrt;6aJ hv tba wbolo ooroor of of ,bo na,,nit
y both in ts mn,bod Of us,,rn;na @ u, INV rnv ne'Un'
u IN Ire metboJ ~ ,r,dro;n,. ano
" ~ uitCl
ahle n,oofs aw;.,;n, in ,,,,Jl;o ,no "I ,'a
corJS in nonnI,r n,ouawantS pS a"5 oto "tu - !,
'' nnnborIois pr;,,ato on,nn'nn;,,,;n nu 'o,e -
! y narsecn.;ons la,;sblr ;na;ctnd ,,,n IL .n'
ppndS Of norsons amj IN tho .oJ aton inyGs nn;.
mally oninloyed oaa;n.t a,,or Jo,,I.e,i i''",o
!. tLn nonacc oa,;1St ovorr ioraj o;.;n,u ano
III " bnt !. now rass;no IN U.a,, LUZ W..
l., ,;n;a while wn ,vr;fo 10 an of s;.;G.o,a iG
y - to what n,;1bt ba ovmoo,od els y
% Tho socass;ons,a uaro Jr,,o - 90. o % q, y ti ~ y
y u St.tos What bonnonnd ''m .i Vuy y. enos
To';s Sorthern S.ato' ~ ,rh;nh HI tI aso' !,
70 snnaeeJa5 in nS,ahshmn " ,tn;r dnatp .,a. pu,'
>, and What ho, recnntlv a"nanoJ on a !" M
:, !, lnnd Missouri nnd Kantnrtv nhnro az -'tb,; tba;
i, de snerate efforts faiIedWis cnnc,nsve I ". =,
!. the grent fact. thnt the mass of tLn con,n,,
q, nitv evervwh,re headed onlv 70 h,vo "," hno,
~ wisely and hrayelv led to I,vo naro naro.o' ooo'
,f what seam, tD hnvn bnnn aim II a, bar
y, That II cysted f..nn "f tho ,;u,;.,, ur,S mmol
~ What mad # nowerfni wa. si ;to Inn, ,',,,
y ms tran;ng-.its ,ct;v;ty ,nJ darn" n"s p'u,, wv
~ ment Of gre,t nonmlar I;scont"nt or.;Gno "o in
=, tion and aornWand tbe el,I ,anvu,"a ,,mO,'
'' of Mr. Rnchana, randnrej T d",;vn ;v"t.,'ti h .b
nctive co.onnrarinn with The revolt of - tho ~
Z memIers Of his Cabinet who - mnsit;nrs s' ha,
! ";ven them .nnc onuor,"oit;n p".a',un, ~ rnn n"'
- ;ts organiz,tion anJ ;,S Gr.t ao.s ~ hoJ
~ nririnaIiv M eiement of rat;ono, a ,n'a ,ao
" mantm;t b,s noy nn nsnno, 'Io,o ,a',
a., oution And in our ;nagmant 'ta' tha ,ur mo
~ -, mont il encounter. sgn,l dsfoat 'nU eun.o ,,o
p rsvnIution vii; snt in tha, viii str;' Gt" = of Il
" hat did not hen,g tn;t in H. fri, ~ ", "
VI ,nI under inst aHd w;sn frn.tment t'"s sill
sventmlv restore to tbe T,;on cu overu so"ad m,,l
a. Ell State not excen,;n@ Somth GaroI;"a 1ot i
= self For ourselves. nnd wa bel;nve in n;
:, W. ntter tbe sent;,nfnts IF tba vbn,o ~ ~,
a. wa de- sire for the neonlc in tLs Statas nor
!; held in armed onno .;t;on to tba Not;nma no'
:. Government. notbiny worse tban tbe;r com
= nlete deliyerance from the IRON desnot;sm r, .
10 n disloynl and frantic narty. and tbe;r sneej
~ and connlete restorat;on IN nsrsac, a"paI;t
!" and and renaweJ fraterntv 70 pil tho aInrv o'O y
!. onr co,nmon nationnIity' and aii the bIeSs;,o
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