, 1862-05-20
Chr Tribumt.


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GEN, HUNTERS PRoCLAmATIoN.l
We long ago ceased to believe in the eff
cacy Of any emancipation policy that was
not st once comprehensive and the ayow-
al of the deliberate PURPOSE of
the National Government: We have L.
bored, and shall not cease 1aboring, to i'm
press upon our rulers the inevitable neccs-
sity Of dealing with the slavery question
and the rebellion, Us men deal with smaller
1blngs-upon the basis Of common justice
and common sense; and that implies that |
VIC would have them keep steadily in view
1he importance OF SO shaping their action,
1hat slavery, as controlling influence in |
our national politics, shall be uprooted and |
destroyed, and that, in the fullness of time,
every bondman shall be suffered to 20 free.
The day, urged onward by the lopic ot
erents. Is not far distant in which th;a land
will have no slave. But the nood vort,
which will remove the national DISGRACE
and elevate four millions of bnn,an bcines
men and women with the ssme hopes,
ioys. aspirations. sorrows md passions Us
control the Individuals Of the superior race
will not he hurried forward by line of
policy like that which General Hunter pro
poses to pursue. Hestards alone, and save
rs he has command Of the few troops in his
Dcpa.tmcnt,is Without suDport. The Admin
1stration at Washington. thouoh certa;n1v
embarrassed by his hasty and ill-adyised nno-
.7uncianiczto. will be m unit in onnos;t;,n
to the declarations that he has made Con-
sress will fa;, tn annrore hv a formal vote
decree Of martial Law which neither tho
naxs1 nor n,i1,t,rv ontbor;tr hoe 7,-osont
mower tn onfo,ce. and ~ .ro ,,,;st.,-an ~
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