Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

brilliant uniform, and superbly mounted gal
lopsd forward 10 The right. The Governor in
civilians dress, wss mounted on beautiful
Lasand spirited bay. And We win DO our COY
fenOr thsJnsdce 70 say, that during tAe spec
q tion. and rey1eTi he managed and rode his
SIR i6 .
The infantry was Immediately thrown into
hollow square, TO nmeet the charge OF cav
ally.p No soaner were the ssTied cOlumns
foFmed, than the cavary came rushing on with
q spur ID flank, and sabre drawn, as though
they would crush The moveless mass that
stood with rife leveled ard bayonet fixed.
But h an instant sheet Of Game passsd forth
along the line. Horse and horseman WHEEL
q, Ead drove fuil npon tie HSnk, where an
s.eihar volley met their eouHe. The bugle
note Of retreat now rang ont upon the aif,
and away dartsd the horsemen TO the cover
81 their quarters. And theteat went Up from
V the crowd Of spectators psalof huzzas thai
made The Welkin ring. Another charge was
aaamaas, Witha Ike resnlts l5J5 ~
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Slavery and It's Relafions % the Wars
Rnsi LEADEK; II man should receive
"A dangerous hurt By having billet Of
wood thrust iato and become firmly fixed
N one ef his legs, We should think little
Of the surgeon, who, on being called to
tFsat ths, case should sOlemnly turn his
hza back 70 the patient, snd insist that the
only true remedy vas to ignore his siius-
tioa. Ne sheula osrtsinlE siin less ap-
prove The regimen thst tended to bring the
Patisnt's whole system in sOqbiesoence With
:. the pain sna inhsmstiOn occssioned BY the
Intruder. AnaHs might not bs-blOught
= % applaud the practice which prescribed
- that precisely sinilsr pin should be
- driven into the other leg. 1ea -. -, s
A large and most respectable school Of
practitioners might be found 70 decide that
the proper treatment would consist in lin
iting the disorders Incident to this pecu-
liar instiiutiou,p to the half Of the patient
where it vas located, By means peculiar to
their phArDaoy. These gentlemen would
hnd vast amount Of scientific wisdom, in
the decision Of { solemn council Of Doctors,
that 50 much Of the intruaing wood as
might Of itself drop away shSrId aaain
be thrust back into the Wound. But most
Ofus, notwithstanding it might be claimed
that it was contrary to the patients con-
stitution. would insistthst prompt course
Of treatment should be entered upon look
ing to 8 speedy removal Of the cause Of the
- So mischief itself, espscisIly when. il was sp-
k5iipsrsut thhtif ii iEss permitted 70 remain
either ths limb must be smputatsd, or ,hi
patient would de- All fHOb af
In dealing With this rebslliOus' war, j
would seem fhe most natural and obviou
vay to eud it-1especislly 50 that i nigh
'Eh0 never break out sgsin-Bouia se to exter
-,,, minats the cause Of il. The cause Of tn
var cannot Be questioned. The AfriCAl
bsrbstien having snbdnsd his enemy Ii
- aaa battle, and made hima captive, holds hir
By right Of conquest, and continues th
,s9s5 vSr against him = The captive, Whe
brouRHt and sold to the Southern pianie
.islas = in no way changes his condition. ThePu'
chaser succeeds exactly 70 the rights Of Z
first .captor, holds him BY right Of cOPqueH
and carries on the war against him and h
posterisy forever. i.-srsQ rs
Slavery Is essentially and necessari
war. when it was planted upoa AInsrioI
q soil, it carried It's life war forward, until
subjected the politics, morals, and Tsiigi
d the communities where it was loest'
,,Tws 10 &c sRay. Still aggressive At G xtend
its encroashnsnts until it subdued the p
zaa = tics of chs nation; and to . grsst e1te
s dsbsuched its religious and moral sen
Ultimately the long deferred Struggle
iTI9iI tween slavery sndan oFopssd people 90
.seg msncsd, and the 05htIneRt vas Ahalkens
- 4sia ill intensity. Politically, slAYsry J
hopslsssly defeated, aud naturally and
81 foalIy reached stage IN The. great bai
vben It abandened the aballot box, for
cartridge box. Having lost The sceptEl
% iassspsd sks sword, and the rebellion
purs slavery striking as svsF for oOnqu
oOA Ikit vas Of The least service to. aseer'
-z4ei Who of ths North we're responsible for
aas ss STATE Of things, We might trnly say
those Who finally rsbellsd against the ?
ical sovereignty Of slavery, and Who
defeating it at the hustings, drove
g the field, we're the Immediate cause
s,7 that those At the North who for years
ss5osy years submitted to the dsmsnds and
~ ---sc cToaehmsnls Of slavery, uhiilg i can
slad b be sovereign, are the actual PSrtie
ere fsuit. for it WAS their submission chat
Hsa., THIS reoelAgA u AipA t'1tAt ttsS - y
sary. Otherwise The institutiou5T
~ never have gained an ascendAnes
would have ever gone to war q mai
:. Il It mattsrs little BY whom or BE-
9a O% PARK this state Of thiags va
duce5 We know absolutely that tlaE
the remote and direct, sole osase
aVsr;Athas IN It's sbssnee the var
could have existed, ahd that Fhil
constantly setting psusgcOnbnues, Il
in some form must continue or
.siij4A least no valuable peace can ever
tsinsd. ...~ .
II Tould sssm 10 follow as > legie
~ ssasisy that slavery must os sttFP.
an 40 know that this snaounsspels str
- chin snd thrill Of sasruse,0pss. :.
thrsugh the hearts Of nsny 'nGos' JUS
sa Slavery had 90 enthronea i''efi--
- -. % b tl,s sns. ..liing.tl'at
IN va ssoaPsd damage, fsat it sans BE-
efsH4HsUaH e BHE4-fAa -saa