New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
FROM PuILADELPura.
Enees OF the Prorlnmnfion-TkeE Epsr
fng-Two Striking Fncts-Our IL.
s'rens'h-Thc Corn Exchange D..
tcrs-A Dali Elec,.on-Conl

I From Our Own Correspondent
/ PnILaDsLPis., WEDNESDAY, O,, ,.
Everybody seems surprised az the unds,',.,'s..1
tive manner in which the Presidents proclo,,...
Of Emancipation has been received tbrou,b,r, :,
Norlh. The silence has been bv Some ra,o.l', ~
oininons of evil. These expected tia, prs,, :.
meetings of the people wOnld be or ought to Be- l.n
at which the Proclamation would be i,do,..S
flaming speech and resolution. In the aha. !.
demonstrations so usual in tLis country on n. ~
currence Of any remarkable public event, II, -.
ular silence is said to be s;art,irg. But ,bos. =.
thus speak forget that tinea have Undergone ~
radical Il change for the Indulgence Of such .s..
yescences. II the proclamation has been ressiv,,
in comparative silence, it is the silence which ,S
Gates hearty and alnos, universal consent. M0..
over, il may be said that rs all Of us expecedh =.
coming was E foreg ne conclusion, sud hsnc. vL..
it did appear, though il created profound satss1.
vet 10 was no particular s1rprile. The lraaeso ~
ercsed over tue pubic mind by this unmiask,S.
mandate OF Er:edom is everywhere apparsr, |.
meets with opposition only in dsloyai qnsrts1
where treason Los long been chrome, wlile ey.,
that is mi,erabIy feeble. 10 al ibis region tie yos
OF opposition nay be considered daab. Ga b.
other hand, good men repea' the invoeatlo, Of Tan
TnIEuNr, aud pray God TO bless Abraham IireJ,
/ We ssc in is the Beginning ct the ond. We al.
new heart and 90 forward with Lew o0ass. a
what now everywhere seea TO 10 an ASSURED W.
tory. IuiI conviction Is spOItaneors, and eoult
made no strorger by the machinery Of q puh5
meeting. Vast rs will be the disturbaaee Q, u.
deyiiisa lespo,ism which has ruled the nation /,
fixty years pact, and justly impoveTishirg N
Fm.uf ioa ion viii be to slayeholOiug trai,o,, J,
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and lasting paciiicaton. Let those OF Us whottsuga
it WAS too iorg ~ilhhsd, dsniss our ieaFo ta.s
ture.
Two striking facts were developed By ihe psss
! invasion Of siaryllBd, which oi themselves ss
cieu,y indicate how this war u 10 esd. Iae Ina
wa inat Maryland Is Lot the traitor State lhl, 4,
/ Rebels asserted and that we feared sns was. Tsg
will ie, her alone hereafter. lie otter fat L as
unexampicd uprising Of the people Of Pennsylyaaa
10 rrrytnt lem Decorating her soll. 10 apprscay
/, l,ly yoa shol,d have been here to witnes it. |
went into r. .ith Will, dropped ny pen, and iook
no my muskot and wen, of 10 Harrisburg viii
snds of others thence 10 be Immediately IasaA
into Maryland, az there, not here, the ba.sei ia
the defense OF Penpsylyanls were to be iouslt. w
reached Aniietsm jus. az the contest was over sli
had not the enemy suddenly Ietreated, We seo1a
have been in the battle witch vas fully exvesd
to be ght the following day. over tie whole n
ills long route the railroads swarmed wi' mel Va,
had almost instantly lef, home and business yo.
ut-ecr defenders OF their OVID State. II YVES rsri.
fest that the nearer tho real Danger caEe, tie noc
overwhelming were uor resources. hlrlsorf2
Caambcr5urg llagerstowr, were Jarnned visa VI
oers. We slept in the Streets IN care, IL ehlrls,
everywhere but in beds. Ice contrast viii ts
comforts - hoIe was mighty ore lldeec. Bg
what less was 10 be expected when 1890 nsn'n
ont in this way within eight days MsayoA
unused 10 these hardships, broke ooya n oaca-;1
r. irit was willing enough, but tie iesi was we.I
One midnight march Of fifteen miles conplei-ly1.
sbled re Tor week. Eat not MAJ tha. ] cli
hear o. Ieiu. ei 10 advance over The ice INTO MAJ!
land.
Il i tevond question that Gov. Curtin, e,f Il
iroops aiacd materially IN causing TIE k,bebA
syacuate Their spes informed item q ths gsa
outpouring of our people, sni That yet ge4i
leeions were following in their tracks. II nal
safely asserted taai il 20J,0OJ men bad been wlSN
70 defend Pennsy lyania, they would have i,sa
forthcoming faster than they could have been sfia
Nothing more conclusiyely ce'EO18,Eates tie ovsr
whelming rOwer which lies latent in the Free san
than this uprising with Us. Neither the Reoes ~
even ougselves. knew what i. was until they ca .
near us. What utter Madness, then, II Is tlss
/ ruili.ns 10 attempt The overthrow CT Govsrnras'
which is backed by masses 20 steTn.y loyal znl %
instantly ready 10 take NJ arms. l caonoi c.-H
that me Pennsylvania demonstration has besl n
di5couraging 10 them as IL Les been inyisonass
| Us.
You have published some particulars Of The te,d-
be slaughter II what j. known "a the Con n
chang Regiment of this cir. IL has sent uoarnAi
into iiily families. 1Ais regiment was rsis.e sd
equipred 6y the members o. that wealthy g1ls, ~
Corn Exchange. Tloy contributed Thousands rie
Thousands iu getting il m, tosde enrolling rs1I
tbelnso,es, their sons and bro,hers, with lairi
merchants aIi iheir cleIks. i was tie crackrgr
ment OF TIC ely, c0mpoedof gentlemen OF ed ie-ls1
and position. But thou.h showing unnntts
bravery when brought into acton, yet II sl1t'i
/ NOS. di-asirOuely. In ADDITION 10 this, L snleNs
seeoad slaughter from railway collision. Ba' u
dismayod by these disasters, its founders arc GOV
worh, determined Immediately 10 AL up i's sNs
than deeimated ranks.
! Mere politics ,eem 10 BE- almost in abeyar's u
less than a fortnight we shall have ~ eletIN *
StHto ind CJy oicers, but ,hc was j. the only asos
ing topic, m following which we lose sisti ciLS
Contents While ioyal men are ok.ng a. tle laia,
cur home trnt0rs are aetiycly canyassiug .eiS
home Offices. Oug ickcis are composed ofgoc rsl'
but II viii require u general tgln-Ogt 20 sed :.
As part oi this canvass, Il may be Iaen,iorec ."
Frank iiughes the busy ChaiIman of tie ls,e
/ cratic State Committee, has Deon shown N ,! -
loyal ieil0W-ci,ixens Of Potsyli,e IS : ca0e-ns
sympathler with tie Rebellion. Among hi ...s s.s
hcrescs, u seems that wLen ibe Demo al. 'g..
NcnttCh Li,L an AtNtcalys Ao~if 4sN5'e' ~
10 offer resolntion thai Penn.y iyani Wa II -3.
Of joining the Rebel Coutedeucy y. tbs ~.
uow the leader o.! what is called the DeMosIi9 "
tnis STATE ~.
League lslsnd will bc adopted as tie siie o. -
new Nayy.lsrd. Ilo Government Comm
have made thorough examination o. us L.'s
and are IN favor OF Gcees tins 4. A. !. nT1a -,
fogmality, they have gone mp 20 ne coal 40 ~, ~
regions 10 be- cure tha. We really have coal A''
an abundance. -
There isa gIadral advance ia The price o. o., "S "a
going on. 10 ,bs time rhe supply r. s9pe ~,ln
tuns short OF hast year. Bat tic iengn Oaai an
he open Ior transportation tuiS week. sNIIS ,ss,lg
two months OF very active trade. Iaese VI" Viz.
bnng up the leeSay, especially as al Oler . a.
roads are DONG their utmost 20 bring down llr al
Quantities Bus tie usual increased eol~aIP'. 80,
the year viii be a missng quantity hsu'c va
cannot fall. and those who buy earliest WI WI. S-r.
the most money. IL IS the vas. snd iiV's' .set 10
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