Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

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These Ashres show that our country may b.
!. az popuious as Europe now is, at some point
rttory, At seventy three and third persons "a
sns sgnsFs mile, being Of capacity to contain
And we ,ciu reach this. too. IL wa do not our.
selves relinquish the chance, by the folly and
evils Of disunion, or by long and exhaustine
war springing from the only great element Of
national discord among us. While 1t canno,
| Dc foreseen exactly how much one huge exam
pie Of secession, breeding lesser ones indefn.
itely, would retard population, civilization and
prosperity, no one can doubt that the extent OF
u would be very great and injurious.
/ The proposed emancipation would shorten
the wal, perpetuate peace, insure this increase
o. population, and proportionately the wealth
the emancipation would cost, together with our
other debt, easter than we should pay our
other debt without 1t. II we had allowed our
old national debt to run at six per cent, per
annum, simple interest, from the end OF our
revolutionary struggle until to-day, without
paying anything on either principal or inter-
est, each man OF us would owe less upon that
Il debt now, than each man owed upon 10 then;
and this because our increase OF men, through
| the whole period, has been greater than six
per cent; has run faster than the interest upon
The debt Thus, time alone, relieves debtor
nation, so long as Its population increases fast
| debt. ' ''
This fact would be no excuse for delaying
payment OF what Is justly due; but It shows the
| great importance Of time In this connection
the great advantage Of policy by which we
| shall not have 10 pay until we number a hun
dred millions, what, by different policy, we
would have to pay now, when we number but
thirty -one millions. In word, It shows that
uoiia VIII pc much harder to pay for the war,
| than Will be dollar for emancipation on the
proposed plan. And then the latter will cost no
blood, no precious life. II will be a saving Of
both.
As to the second article, think II would be
| impractcable to return to bondage the class of
persons therein contemplated. Some of them,
doubtless, In the property sense, belong to loyal
article for compromising such.
| Inc hird article relates to the future OF the
freed people; II does not oblige, but merely
| as may consent, This ought not to be regarded
as objectionable, on the one hand, or on the
| other, In so much as 1t comes to nothing, unless
by the mutual consent OF the peopIe to he de.
ported, and the American voters through their
| representatives In Congress.
/ 1 cannot make 1t better known than Il al
ready IS that ! strongly favor colonization.
| AND yet wish to say there is an objection
urged against free colored persons remaining
In the country, which Is largely imaginary, h
not sometimes malicious.
| IL is insisted that their presence would iniure
| and displace white labor and white laborers
| III there ever could be proper time for mere
| eaten arguments, that time surely Is not now
| In tlmes ike the present, men should utter
nothing for which theyrwouid not willingly be
| responsible through time and in eternity, IL II
true, then, that colored people can displace
| naming slaves II they stay In their old
places, they iostle no white laborers IL they
Leave their old places, they leave them open to
more nor less of H. Emnnci,e,inn -, n, LII,
out deportation, would probably enhance the
wages OF white labor, and, very surely, would
| Thus inc cns,oma,,, .r,o,,,,, .,,..u ...,,
| sui have TO be performed; The freed people
| would surely not do more than their old pro-
i would do less ianvina al insrns,,aS "a - ae,
white Iaborers bringins tbair Ia hor ~, pa a ~
demand, and, conseanen,iv' enbnnciSg ~
wages Of n with denortation o~an 80 q nn,i,
ed extent. Enhanced wasaa - w ,tn. a.
i mathematieaIiv certaim ,hor a. IN oo n -
i other commodity in the MARIA inornasa az
Reduce Inc snnsI ~ nii S .ne price OF ~
ing The biacS iaboyer ont ~ ,ho ~ so'ona
| by precisely 20 much. Won Increase The ds,mand
for. and waees Of. whiie iahnr e"'e 'ie uei'i'no
lint n ia dreaded that tha t...a ,,o,,,,o ,,.,,,
swarm forth. and cover The whole ipanpLT AZ
| they not already in Inc land VII, iirarotia,
i make them any more nnmsronsn gnnaii,,
distributed among The ,shi,as y, IN, aqusa nTy
i country and there wonId ba Int on. no,orad 10
seyen whites Sonid M W. ous one eoiorea 70
vyestiv dis,nrh ,Sa u n .ne one, IN any way,
communities now ba wing mora ,ho % ,,a Sray,
coiored person, to seven Whites. and his Vim
out anv pnnersnt consn,onsne anu .nis, VIII
The District Of CoIambia and u M, s staten ~ u;
MARYLAND and neiawara a.. a aiI .s W. a.
ton The district mas more thar a.a M 60 ai
ored IN s'y ,hites. ana ,,o, . ~ ONT nee COL
tions To Conf grass haiio,,a i, ~ .quen. Peu-
santed tho ,resenca os r. on,. aJ nesel Pre-
one Of its grievances IN, ,,,h,, shps as
i cipation snnth ssna ~ .-aiY Saou,u em n
Peopie of any color seldom nnl h1 ,ana
he somethtng 10 RIM fron, rum "h'ess 'here
| HsrstoSore coiorad nsnn,a 80 ..r,. u,.,,,
have ned north rom bdns,gs sna s "a. ,ssr
hama fron, both ha,dama ''1 ~, ~
| mi II grnduoI amanniua ~ anu aesutuuon
be adopted. thev viii nave oa,, uu ,r,
Their od masysrs vii, oi.a ,ha 70 mse rom
least pnti, na,,S ia bor Viii sne mem Wages y,
i the fraad war a. So Iii, " P,ocuieu' anu
labor Tor tha r,aras III -. kianuiy give men
| fonnd for tbom ~ VI, neW nolnes can o.
with people of their own biond and rnna T nnu
nropositian can he true,ad y az ~, anu Ia.e, M
terests in yoiyad IA dsTn On 'ne mutual IN.
| ,ha nor,h 1870 a., ~" ~. :. my event, cannon
them 'o' ''s'''' "he'ner 10 receive
| " - -
hE or .a ~ praeuSe proves more than theory,
| nniorsa ,,aonia I. o s,o os'n ahy HIuPuon OF
ishmant ~ ia 49,, ~ ~, u the aooi-
VIVA ha 20 - -, - ., nis.iiet Iast spring.
oo,oraa ,,arsa,' 90 s ~ VI ,ie ProPoru9n Of Tree
snUa M 70 'n ss WINES, IN tne District Is
narsons .aIIas ~ ~. , .svo, n'ns NJ Ieierence 70
- - ~ ~ ser ~, saoaus' noi 70 tnose maue
hara ~ ' 49, "a eo"hie9' aoohshihB slavery
| Tha Milan ,o,s,s,in,, ~, ,,a,, .r,,,,.z --.
mended no, hnt ,ha, Vi , ratea,tn y Leeom-
| . nu, ~, ou' thu, restoration OF the ma
n9a t,au'hor'y "ouid OF accepted without Its
I "uSSp Iii, ,. , 49,
| ". WI uio mx, uol PIoceeaings under ths
Pao.naa u, .ha VI oep.sn,per ~, iSoe, De stayed
tmai, 1870, W.. ,s'''." s oi ms pan, us
.n.,ngy. a., "a"p, ,a i uouut no. Wouid brihg
| aoa nS, anu ,nerDy say poth.
mendation that Conrress nrop,aa h .re AZ tnr
| nnn,nansa,,nn @ 80 Pl1ni1e " Jaw ioI
| eu,n ie my oae when may ADOPT
| $3.50 P s p.o,r .,is Pian shaii ia We Deen
| '..ori apon, ,s hsreoy eaihesuy renewed Sueh
M" mh w. ,, sane arsuintnts Apply 10 Doth'
/ l., AniS pan 70 ACKNOWLEDGMENT a. means, not IN