, 1862-10-31

Of troutanch ~hn are now moura,nx the loss
ol income, is, fight Or we die.
The voice OF Aoldfers, sicA,. wounded and
dying BY Thousands in hospitaIs and Southern
pras ope, il, fight, or we die.
The voice OF every true geueral, either from
West Point, or wess-any where, u, aghs, of
We die.
The voice from New York, md every other
commercial city OF the union, is, light, or We
The yoiee Of every desp.irins. homeless,
tytant:hata exile, the world over, H., fight,
The voice Of the millions Of slaves, b1eea-
leg ard manacled, Is, fight, or we die.
Ihe voice of liberty, from the pales to the
squatof; the voice OF the round world, grosn.
i9g IN tln and hoping in God the voice OF
high heaven, as pl.ioly Us EVER thunder9d from
VIII Jon hear that voice, Pre- siae1t L{acoln,
for whom thuusanos are now praying IN
evtE Ghore, IN every land Of every christian
viii rou lear it, Secretary Seward var
horse of 5cttg-whose ear has never Jet
failed TO hear tie cry Of the poor and the
tppresseds
viii you hear 1t, Secretary Chsse, over
wfelmEed AID slmost bowed do IN with ua-
1.ara}ltled burdens and cares; nobly, hero
financial troubles:
viii you bear it, Secretary Stanton, while
million loyal men stand ready to p,ur out
thsIr hearts blood to save use
NI 5ou hear it, Secretary Welles, aud
spread eSerJ canvass, mau every gun, aud u.s..
every eflo1t to g&in for yourself and our
match1ass navy, fresh glory and honor?
VIII Jon hearit, Secretary Bates. and boldly
and. speedily act in behalf OF thousand. OF
CrioD men in peril Of Lie and properly all
through the South, and especially in your IN
Aberty'eeekis G, rehe1-hAt ng state:
Will rnn hear r. Srrrrt,rv Ra{r f,,yn uph, ~,
We have right to expect an open ear when
10 much is Threatened and may be lost for-
ever?
VIII you hear It, Secretary Smith, from
whose home on the prairirs ten thou and
mourning hearts are now crying for a nations
ealyatiens
Will Jou, Eenerals-in-ch.eE hear It, and stop
far1t-dndiEgs VIII you adm;t-as ~ exo=r5-
msnt-that there sre several other places in
the country beeide Vest Pointe viii you 20
anywhere as directed? Will ron fight in front
aud not ten miles in the rear Of your arnYs
Don't, for once, be afraid Of hurting the rab-
zig, who have already COST us quarter of .
million OF precious lives. Leave yonr dignity
anG 5on- Importance tor some more appro ORR
ate Place than the battle field. and be quite
generals should d little something foz on.
ccnntrJ as well as yourselves.
VIII the army hea- it, Yes, We kno thsy
will, Tor they aTe already ahead Of the govern
neA!, eHeau VI lHe:r generals, a2Q would ht
aheat OF the rebels, It they were permitted
the opportunity.
Tbs great heart Of the nation cries oat, nut
down the rebellion. Crush the enemy. Stop
the Fai ting Of lives. Save us from bank
ruFtcy-
" 70 asks for the army to go iato winter
guaTters3 Nobody brt peace loving sesez-
s,ofis:F. Wt7o asks, or desires, anything el.e
tbeu 1Ee comple'e and iG,meaiate uvertnrov
ofJ' Il. Davis ard tie suhjug alton IF the whole
hand Of confederate traitors? Nobody bu:
= is zalne no1le5zcro~d otsympathis ers with
trt ason.
To act now, to act Immediately, mesns
prosperity and life, To neglect or refuse 10
act now, mears bankruptcy and death, To
act Low, Eacaes all that cau be desired undere
trer gove-cmsat. To refuse to act now,
n;eaEs speedy, shameful, aud Infamous
plunge into ds~potism more base, more IT,
ran!c11, more oppressive, than c1n be fnuu5
on the civilizad glohe-a plunge into the bot
foml-sS pit Ct government whose t1.nrner-
stcne" is '*the sum of all abomin4t:ons,' To
act now, secures for ever oar priceless in
teritarce-the institutions of our fath-rs. T.
refnse to act now, disgraces their mem ory-
noble s:res-and the memory OF every trns-
bfarted hero whose blood has vet eca-ce17
dried upon the battlefield.