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the God who made: us iii. It vou1d
mersover Justify slavery ~ fully ~ ex.
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un'sry, It. leeds not to be dfsc1ssed IN ID.
sanes Of emancipation. The lot oF the freed
paat-but to labor for The wa3ss and not f.r
the lash. That there must b. c,outzstion IS
resultant Of the complete triumph Of The
National arms: and the comp1e'e restoration
Ct The national authority, no ona Gin re&s n
ably; doubt Bat It will be q coloniza.ioo OF
loyal men into, sud not out Of the rebel STATE.
The grtat forces OF imtnik kr4tI u, fosteFed,
aided, will work out the new destiny that
awaits the seeded statea-the assimilation
that must prscede perfect union. Wnas it
cast, for tbs centsr and tn. West, that it. VIII
DO Tor tie South also;- when no blight OF
slavery IEgtrs there to repel rs coming or
clEe1t its Industrial armies. And ii iu the de-
Felopment caused By It's vast agencies, th 7se
natural Abilities, so much Insisted on ~ many.
thbll ltad the African race towards tue fropics'
! 10 plant there new Carthage, it will be- one
OF The t!sp+nsati'4ns Of Providence that viii
ncet with support md fiyor, not hinQeranca
and antagoti1eu from the friends OF freedom
On tits continent.
TIE UNION AS IT WAS.
The half way house where halt the timid,
The doubtful, the reaetiona1y in this coallc>,
fa1 s. cut sign: "The Union as it was.''
Within its enclosure will be found iostling
SIDE oy side the good man who il afraid to
think, the politician who has record to pre-
| serve, the spy who needs cloak to conceal
| MN, aEd behind all the6e the hdctuati1g ca.np
!olioa trs of the army of freedom. Not th.t
their speech by the attachments Of the past:
but thtt such have another aud pnrer sigui-
nctnce II tEtlr language than the received
mt sninE Of ''the Union as it WIFE," An
VINO HOOK at eyenta which have come upon us
zee that the Union as It was" contained the
steds Of death-tlemcnts Of aggression
| oRhihfs liberty ard reaction thro1.a civil
war. Its very life SCENES. as time progressed.
wire ever aid anon startled by the oodetul
note OF coming catastrophe, to be lulled
its excellcnce-likc eome old Graek TRAGEDY
| with its !ncxorahle fate aud its recurring
| chorus Ard lr,gic enough it would seem
mas been tfe outcome 10 dtsstpate any alIn ion.
Is 1t b. LIVED that the sane causes would not
Produce th~ same results 10 the very enaia~
Of 1in.e: Is it wished to repeat the
M: crah1e yeass. Of truckli,g and sab
selviency on the part Of The natural
guardians .ef free Institutions to
70 the exHc:ion, arrogance and dominion OF
thin ice cfa hollow tr4rquillits? Isit i0nged
10 undergo new experiences of Sumner as
faults, kansas outrages, Pierce adnl;uistTa-
.1ont, buchanan pro1lsgacics, knayeries and
tfe:eots, Hith sLiritrd int-rluues of nrgro
| caictir e at the North, and abolition ha1g1us
| at tie south? i it desired to r:ra the time
Wien the nan OF Massachusetts dared not
name his TesiueEce 10 the people If Carolina;
when 1fce sptech vas a hoIf-sor.3tfen legend
| N TIC Eiarc afatss; when The brte]ing Of hu-
msn be1r e. to cell into d;staat bondage was
the occupation Of go many ot The el:fc Ut the
ecfCer Isnd; NJ d when Ge.noraliz rioy, that
cane iron. sacrificing 50 muc1 OF s.lf.res2ecr
10 ut r. drcad OF luy crisis ur t1.re hoye Of
| political advancement. had varied our It sres-
men, corrupted our jsurcalis*", and III 1de
| c1hce holding d:sreputabir rs a voc1tiun3 For
oce, TAKE witness ccfore you all, that saat
| 10 snch Union, and do not Wuns il, because il
contained that which made those things NJ
only possible but probable. trust thAtI
Talne as much as another tie puritics Ola
Uniop, the exct t1lencies OF . constitution. ha
veracities and accomplishments Of forner |
Etntrstlon, but who would be the bind For-
sblppsr OF form rather than subs.ance-or a I
tan.- Father thAn 1ity-of bond tbA did |
not 1'nd, and federation that has raeulttl only
III dtsJuBctlen! There are those knoF who |
re. Sid the Guion rs 1t was as eentiu.nt eg- |
Dldt ant OF material prosperity-unrrattd to !
rights Or wrongs, aud as such they worship it,
]nst as they would STATE bank cooperation
wNh AfEe dividends, or any names machine t
taat would enablc them TO buy otton, sell !
goods, or trade negroes. But sucr should be- I
conaent TO paes tht!r ignobe live On the ac-
cumulation Of o'her days, and 1d dare to die
tate to otitrs return 10 such dpasin:, thrill
a.: asm. .ot " 0ne thing they may e surs-.hat
that the Union Of the fufnre stkl1 be predica-
t. upon principle uniting t.t sociai, tnorA1,
apd political lifs. OF q progressive peoplu-aud
purzed of the poison Of tie pass. When
.keo, therefore,, os the charltans ct the hour
often do ak, would you not wish the 'Uuton
ns It was" restort d. even if slavery were to re-
lialn INTACT al d protected say, emphatic lily,
No! Say no! for such u admission would
bt oeelt-conttadiction-a yielding of all the
lot tgiDgs of the spirit to VI empty hu * whose
only pos siblt. outcome ne see to-day in the
sIspe of civil war.
PRo-sLAyERf GENERALS
It Is, pcrhaps, the hte of all revolutions in-
yclv.pE s.cial charges, to be oflicerel ut the
outset By The inher.;ed regulations, great and
Small, OF The foregs ng time, aud 80 tar rs this
tate las faaltn on tur nation it ia lss1 to be
wondered at 1hnn deplortd. BIT sooa there
comes the time for cha:ge, when the Fair
fszes, tic Dnnouriers, the Araolis must give
p1ace to soldiers ct the ;aita. And strange to
say, it has ever happened that corj3ntly With
lhc public assumption Of the principle Of tue
revolution, msoiocriiy, routine, h III hearted
ness lave passed from command, aud yict2fy
nsB 1t.1aeta disaster. s. much is historic
We may take comfort then; Tor tue uses OF
ad1trsity are ours. Pro-s]ivery generals at
the head Of onr armies are the result OF pro-
slavery influence in our national cou acil5, and
The hesltancy Of the government to proclaim
t1lc'aly and distinct policy of freedom hls
ktpi them there. By no possibility, however,
can such, eytn If the chance of vicsors OF to-
d'y, remain possessed Of the future lido not
NAAGkAhlN Luz paCHtEE vi lAl1llafy '6uEEtSS-
but military prestige is as nought bsfore the
march Of revolution: and 1t is only when
revolutions are accomplished, that the repu-
tatiuns 81 EFssat captains become great dang
els- Prc-slaVe.y generals, therefore, are
only dangerous nos. from the disasters
that accompany their administration.
Their appreciation Of the present being
ut fault, tleir methods, their reliauces, their
i suits will be insonsequeut, and without
force: Witness the miserable months of pro-
tad 1ntf
! violate cath taking, OF border Safe imbe-
ct1.tiee, Of Order NJ. Threes, OF p4roing que
1ilias, OF hating advAuccs and wasted oupor-
tnnittes Gould these things have been pos
s1ole 10 commanders comprehending either
lhc magnitude, the characteristics or the cou-
stqueLccs OF the WIT that slavery has in1ug-
| rra'ed, and that must end Ia slavery ex;iac-
| tlun or tie abandonment OF uur DEVELOPMENT
ss free people? Or can It be possible tnAt
| tie same series Of incompe.eucies aud sham
9netEies shall be prolonged indefinitely? MOI
It neecs not that should insist how surely
all such must give way before the force OF
| public sentiment which, when once on the
march. speedily refuses to trust any With re-
| epo1slbilty Eho arc not born Of The age. It
was just such common thought Of the Long
Parliament that gave new model'' to tneif
amy and q "eclf denying ordinance to than
! ssly.s, e2t1tpatirg i1s1nccrity from the former
/! and inE osing stclci+m and se1Esacriiice on
/, each tther. It WIS similar growth OF pub
/ AI NEAAlNA III lAuCE tu3L eEt k4t Ruill1Il04 at
| work to Keep account Of lost battles with uu-
/ esnlathizing generals. The freQuen: question,
] thep, OF this crisis, is, how long, my country
! i: en-, shall VIC wal: for the tn ~ model'' and
The eelt-denyiug ordinance" aud the swift
/, punishment In this day Of calamitous con-
| n'aLd and disgraceiu1 sufrendsrs?
| TIE PRESIDENT AS DICTATOR.
No one has ever read OF q more touching
| spectacle In the life Of nations, than that 2oT
presented by this people. Beyond auy par
R'lel it has mace sacrifice OF taosc things dear
10 lis afltctiop-l might almost say trllitlon-
| r11y sacred frem violation. All It's rights Of
Ptrscn ind OF Properly have heen placed un-
| murmurinE1y at the disposal Of the govern.
! y cit, asking only in return . speedy, vi,.r-
ous, unconpl omlfing Conduct OF the war
upon a true principle 10 an honorable ending.
lhe hd1eos corpus has bten suspended, not
orly in the revolted territory. but likewise il
I many fthe loyal States. 4 passport system.
| limiting AID embarrassing both travel aud
traffic, hss tetn enforced with igar The
| ctIso1ship OF the press not oal5 controls the
| aE6misElOu Of News, but curta,ls even the
ezp1tssicn ofoploion within restrictions here
toiote unlmnp1nahle. Arbitrary imprIsoa-
mint hy prsmieEs OF the cabinet, hantshuents
sumnar1ly notidtd exactions levied A. disctc-
1tcE, fines aseesst by military CON missions,
trials postponed indednitrls-ln shors, all tue
Lah1 Ply OF the mtst rigid European aoeolnt-
Ism hsB been imported into our midst. l. is
not to complain that these things are recited;
for, 80 Tar rs necessary, they wll be,
as they have been, clserfolly borne
with; but to show how tragic Il tha
| a1f;t1de of ftis rs4fnu md Set lp = bravo