The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-26

night. His speech was very Interesting.
I'VE have room to-day only for the folloE.
ing extract, which will deeply iniefes!
the country as TIE utterance of a loyal
Kentuckiap and brave General serving
his country. OH the slavery question.
Iwisht0qaYa wqfiOf the "siipatiOp''
as it is called by the reporters of Inc day
| propose to advise pobly. pretend 10.
no extraordinary foresight. But I.desire
TO stale thstthiS rebellion is lie from
the beginning. There never was eny
cause for it. Tc'begiu end keep sys-
tenn OF Wholesale lying'wGS adopted, and
is pursued industriously to this day. II
10 The only stock in trade they have.
'Eley could teuch the devil himself much
he never knew before about lying
Wherever the army as gone It has:me!
this ltlIspiit Of folsehool. We have to-.
ken none Of their property; we haye ex-
cIudeddheir slaves from our lines; when
needed weilsye placed yards OF our sol.
diem arouud'their houses toprotect them
Land yet they presist in calling US ebJli.
iouistS and negro thieves. And in spite
Of our declainers and our soldiers as,
aeverations 10 the conlrary-of our
words and our acts, they have insisted
that our object is 10 liberote and steal
their slaves.
And il we fail to restore the Union "the
everlasting niger will be the cause Of
the failure. They know what they say
is false, yetthey never cease repeating il,
Behind and before US this has been the
cry OF the enemies Of the Government,
Now, the army Of Gen. lIa,leck is emf.
nently conservative. believe here is
neither an sboilunists nor secession.
iSts in it. II there is one of either fac.
ton, do not know it. So orderly, so
patriotic, and SO conservative body oil
men believe never before assembled TO.
gether. That army iu its intercourse
with the Secessionists has pleaded and is
still pleading for peace under the old
GOyernmenk offering to our Southarp
bre,bren ali lhey even had anil Lain; ~
ootb;n~ event n com mon Win tbsT "s
They want to take nothing from any one,
but desire that their Southern brethren
shall enjoy all their rights unimpaired.
ali that can be-; done or JSiI S,apdipg
before the eys Sfatbe secgssioniat. the
neo,o b;Ics nIl hs blesainrs If an, Gov
ernmen,. throwing n black sbsJov q,
tho sun itself II Il had been Rnv otbs,
snecies Of nroner,y that s,ooJ in tbs w.v
The army. provoked as i, has bean would
willincly baye seen ia Quick dss,mcton
But liz negro thew Ala moi wish IN int.r.
fers with in INV way Yet Nth an h,
con,eyrati,m anlspSbfo,i,n,. he ARM ha,
oroDa ,e.arv ofifs insane cru of "aboE.
iioni,mr a; a cause for 6rcakiiao no Me
Government.
/ have warned our Southern friends of
the danger Of continuing Il much longer;
and iii nan 10 uigh that If his &c Gar
continued a veoy ram hi, doy. there w;H
M, he a ,Lnre m III, rontineuty The great
revolution viii take care Of itsolf@the
dad will bpry ith dead-anI these who
r., causing Nil the. bloodshe,l anal desc
j,,ion aroSn / rs under The laIse pretense
HAT we desire TO flee their negroes, ,uill
II ,b.v nresist ma day fndslsyery ,nuf.
lad ont as Won snuff opt a candle Ha,
,yrv !, moi ror,6 OIL Gomynmens II i,
M; S ,rorth ,.i;beSty. Hisnot ,,oyM ali
,hs nrrc;ovs biood MOI, beino noured out
~. Erss,lom h i mn, ,so,tb The f-c,
n, nm ,ioot;on If N. Mis,;;,,;npi; y;pcy, No
wa Hnst s,iIl have our Goyernment~iI
NOT as il now i, with slavery in 1. still
va mu,t bov. orr Govenment We
cannot bo slaves 10 Iefr Davis 4 Gamma Il.
~ W. n,n,t SrJ vi1l h. (Iee M
,rrs. bova Tho rae n"y;sst;on Of tbs
Mi..;s.;nn; r;v.S and II slavery eats il
III" w"v IF INV If ,bsse rirb.s vSv sla.