The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
live can cOmpromlss with these RIB.

live can eOmpromlss with these reb-
els. with arms in their hands and our
dag nader their feet. verify we are even
meat er and more cowardly than they
have said we were, and We deserve TO he !
their slaves. If our President would |
weld to such traitorous act, he would
deserve tho seorn of all mankind, and
have name. more perfdious than the
traitor John Tyler. who betrayed his
friends after they had promoted hm. |
have said that the rebel leaders are pre- |
snmptuous. Their conduct at Sumter
will make specimen is history that will
dwarf Goliah Of Gath, in the way oil 6rag-
sing. -Four months to build batteries
with Uncle Sans guns for noIhlng--then
when the United STATES saw the little gar
rison must stsrve, they jus, asked that
we might send them whai? Power and
balls--no, indted--nothing but some
bread and butter, and with the promise
that We would not send them any ammu-
ni;ion. But though we said "pleose."
they would mol do it, but opened Uncle
Sam $ guns on uncle Sans Fort. Then
comes some biagging that stretches up to
the proportions of California cabbages.
All this time The burdrn Of their story
was you "musl rot cOerce stare; let US
alone" Their presumptious rebellion is
unlike any in the history Of the world. Ii
was not colony, or the people denied
their rights and objections 10 laws that
others framed, but the leaders wer9 mon
= in the highest Offices, who had been made
rich by Office. cabinet officers and for
|, oign ministers. linen who had solemn
oath upon their soul TO support the Con
| stluti0n and laws, had been for more
than year doing their hest 10 destroy
I that very Constitution. It's against suci
traitors we fight, and the northern mai
that will take their part will get for him
p self a reputation that will go down tC
poslerily as tory" from the revolution.
La these remarks il has been my de
sign to not meddle with party politics, no
: even to argue the question Of slavery.
{ will however conclude with a few reaec
. tions Oh that subject subject that mus
be viewed from every stand point an
y conclusions drawn from general histories
Z facts. How this war is to effect Nj
= Stevens "corner stone" no one ran tel
tut here The record of the nation for tn
IS past 40 years. In 1928 Austria abolish
If ed it. The Spanish Provinces in Sout
II America in 1928. Mexico in l829.--
y England in the West Indies in 1888 |, Oh
70 yoke of 100000 broke III day. In 1873
D. Pope Gregory XVI said "We admonis
L. by our Apos'olical authority; and ea
CT nestly invoke in the name OF God tin
NJ nonrly benctforlh are subject TO SLAYER
e. unjust prosecute or despoil Of their gooC
as Indiana, Negroes or any other class
81 men," Iu 1916 the Boy of Tunis hayiI
r. under him 100000 subjects declare
n "Tho servituds imposed ou part of Il
~ human kind whom God has created, is
al very cruel thing, and our heart shrihl
10 from it--now therefore We abolish sl
81 very throughout our dominions. O
10 the Sd OF July 1848 the King Of Del
80 marx proclaimed, that all uufree In Il
Duuibub VGob Nio w uhJ
" dated. In 1888 France decreed Il
10 emancipation Of slaves throughout h
ny colonies. In 1850 the Cazar of Russ
Is proclaimed the freedom Of 100000
he Moreover the great civilized nation
a cluding our own have for more than
VII years declared that The Slave trade is
10 racy GU. S. Act passed 1890. } So
uld sec that it has gradually been reno,
aw ill it only has foolhold in America q
'ei' little spot in spain.
ay; Though the present war is not to alb
lSu ish slavery; yet if the Rebels contr
NY their course, no ono can toll how the
pie stitution will fare. It may DO that
~ mas God Of the poor--ol the latherleSs and
ms widow, intends to wipe il out from un,
heaven; II SO il 10 well to be fighting
'eo, the right side, and still hold to the d
'o"' trine Of Patric l]enry and Randolph, I
was jefferson, and Franklin, and LafayC
one aud Washington.