The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-27
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81 ANOTHER PROCLAMATION
By THE PRESIDENT !!
IMPORTANT frsn ihs POTOMAC!
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81, sFi WashipgtoD, Sept. 49,
Tho Presidents Proclamation 10 in ssb.
stance - follows: .saaii a
81, Abrsham Lincoln, President Of the
United. Seatea, and Commander 10 Chief Of
the Army and Navy, proclaim end declare.
that hereafter, % heretofore, the wsr will
be prosecuted for shs object OF practically
restoring The. Federal relations OF she peo-
pie oil. the States thereof, in which States
said relations 10, or may be, disturbed, }.
s.lt ID my purpose ct the next meeting oil
| Congress to sgsiu recommend the adoption
Of the practioal measure OF teoderipg pecu.
mary aid to States, the people whereof may
not Be ID febelliol against the %. Staea,
and which States may then have voluntarily
adopted, or may voluntarily adopt the i'm.
mediate or gradual abolishment Of slavery.
"Thst, on the LIST day Of January, 1868,
t.all persons held 10 slsses within any State,
or part Of . State, the people whereof shall
then be in rebellion against the d. States,
shall theDeeforward and forever sitter BE-
free. On that day the Executive willdesig.
nate BY proclamation the States and parts
OF, States in which the people shall be 10 re-
belliou.
1.-THE fact that any State or part Of .
State shan, en- that day, be in good faith
represented 10 Congress BY members chosen
by majority OF the electors, shall, in the
absence Of strong countervailing testimony,
be deemed sufficient evidence Of such States
not being in rebellion" s..a.,.... "a !,
The President quotes the new articles II
war, approved March 18th also, the 9th
and 10th sections OF the ACT q. eupprefs in
surrecsion and punish treason and retelli on,
approved July 18th, and enjolDs upon ali
persons in tie military and naval service to
enforce said acts and sections.
+ The Executive viii in due time recon.
mend that oil loya4 citizens shall, upon the
restoration OF constitutional relations, be
compensated for all Losses BY acts of the u.
States, including the loss Of slaves.
at Washington, Sept. %.
! The Presideut's emancipation procIama.
ton 10 generally approved here. The Re.
publican newspaper predicts that it will 70.
store to the President all his old friends,
and unite the sound portion of the people
10 favor OF the Union and the Consultation.
Tho Intelligeooer regards it . harmless pro.
ducsion, but adds. II it prove otherwise II
will open issues too tremendous for caIeu.
lstion. The army officers appear to 90.
quiese. Some Of them expresses warm ap.
proval.
Complaints have been made against Gov,
Stanley's conduct. IIis administration IN
undergoing an examination BY the Govern.
ment. 2A2' ~. 20
+ New York, Sept. "a.
LATEST per the Scotia. Liverpool 18th.
The news Of the reverses of Pores army
traDepifed about noon to DAY, aud created
. great seDsasion. Il 10 generally regard ed
~ disastrous and most discou aeipe TO the
North. Fee - ea'l'"
New York, Sept. "a.
L The TfibuDo regards the Emancipatiou
Proclcmstios 40 the beginning Of the end
OF rebe'lion-as the beginning Of q nav
@lifs with the Nation.
The Herald considers II the most importan,
document s:ncs the adoption OF the Fede.
raj Constitution, and saws the srsvitv a
the Proclamation will strike eyerv one. Il
has been forced unnp the Nation By the
Abolipitionisss u g. j North and he seces
sionists At the South. 1t ipsusurates a
Overwhelming revelation 10 the svstem. ii
labor. the importance of which il not con.
fined TO the South, has viii Be felt Nortl
and West, and adds: fsis ut. this time. viii
victory 10 or haods, and enormous pfepa.
rasioDs for crushing the rebellion, that "a,
Presidsss issaes . 1asifesto giving IN,
people ef the South ~ opportunity to de
i oide whether or not they are prepared, To-
tho sake OF Q few miserable ieaders. I,
sobmit TO this overwhelming revolutions o.
their social system. 81 o4 @
! The Times says tho wisdom OF the stem Il
auquestiesabls, ito necessity indisputa6Ie
and III adoption now 10 q confessiou tia
our nilitry neans for thssoppressicu Of
great rebellion havs proved failure bs
simply shas there i appoint as which IN,
other leeitimate arFliinces thas can b
called h lhsit also be,nads availatle. FHA
Washington, Sept: a.
From dispatch from ske Head quarter
4 o. the army Of the Pptonao, of she 23d
us have informatiou from rebel desertefs
wbo came 10 yesterday, which shows tha
the less Of The sosey 10 oaisess 10 tie las,
battles, was greater than ours. The rebel
i OOeOeO
n be 10000, aud sinss the isvasios o
! Maryland $4,000. An .Alabama brigAd,
commanded By Col CoFwinE, has not beer
able, since shs battle, 70 muster ever 81
men. q IL a*sast3a egg " ssiss'f !,
s .,ss.. Philadelphia, Sspt. q.
I sSinoe the oecupationef Maryland b. d,
two armies. in many eases, families whicl
. few days. since were in comfortable cir,
oumstances, nav, want even the necessariel
Of life. All the forege, fasl and ,sabsis-
tance used b our army ID promptly paid
for. Thoss having elaine Tor tarns which
have been laid waste Or huildinss destroyad
during the battle. arS referrsd 70 the A
thoritiep a Washington for settlement.
t The rebel moyepents are myoeerious.-
Tho military anthorities here fssl satisfed
that the whole rebel army 10 still % The op,
posite side Of tho Potonac; Information "a
that efsos was received to-day. Leo 10 also
sasrs, Their iassatisps sfs not yet DE-
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