Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

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not knowing but that. III publishing /
them, some clerk II lhe Executive u
Department may order sabseSient /
agents. BIZ tic hands u yioIsnes, II e
convey us Agaii 70 tho dingy walls IF II
Fort Lafayette
The eUnioA Iosipg people d shs
seeded SIatesl Who are lhsy
Read tie corfs pondents of tho Herald,
Times ana Tribune those organs Of Il
ths Black Republican regime. The i
Tribune correspondence tells us-ly
ing 10 usual that they are the negro
slaves The Herald and Times cor.
respondents tell u, alas ! too truly,
EthaE thete II 10 sncb element left.
IIn New Orleans ii Memphis, in Vir.
ginia, IN North Carolina, in those
very cities and States where it might |
chiefly BE- expected, the prolonged Oc-
cupation By Uuion arms produces on
liy - extinguishment Of any glimmsr
Of Union feeling that had been thought
To exist.
\ What are we, then, to look forward
Ito? Isit . permanent separation
There are opponents Of Lincolu's aa-
miuistrasion. protesting to Be knowing
Zones, who have publicly said that this
il already looked % Is speedy result
There are prOfessed Democrats Who
consider II must happen, but who de-
!. claim against i, in order that the Odi-
!. nm Of it, accomplishment may rest
I. only On the grave Of Black RePubli-
] canisn. Needless sOlicitude There
i are those who whisper that VIM. II
Z Seward projects an escape from th'
Cabinet il sime 70 avoid The Odlnn
6fthc acknowledgement of therssult'
\ Id sr lapslqss u
& ft st ga
caf rsrt asInl lsi sepeF y r.
!. III Il, iaaa Il HAich VI eanne' iee =
4 .iIe Our mindsIor tits the knell |
! civil liberty and Of n other libcrtie'
I, 81 this continent, II i the harbir
Il Ger ofhuge standing armies Of enol
9 nous taxation Of industry oppressed
ID and Of peoples crushed. Apprehe'
4 sion Of this is already freightiug man
4. ships with American citizens, venou'
!, cling the country, and fleeing wi
Il What they can save of their effect
n IL isan idea that We stsadfastly refu
u. to accept, but to cOunteract IT. TO rel
MI edy it. our FIRST need is peace
g What Is the way Of peace
N. The way Of peace among peoples
. i, compromise. There is no other wa
.ns When Solomon died, the Ten Trll
!. Of Israel gathered to complain 70
G son, Rehoboam, that the yoke OF
An father government disseminated 7 lh'
.ss The wise old man cOunseled Re
~ bOaui to spaak softly to the Ts0
~ and 70 acquiesce in their demar
-. and chat thus they would cleave
his throne forever. The ignOI
men, Of 4 newer generation adv
4. him to refuse ITO treat with re
e. with arms in their hands" lie
-. the advice Of the fools, and israei
,on,h judah to look to his own house,
,tiOh. they separated forever
vsrv History is full Of the like inst
.hs tiOus. Not long siuce wc cited
III - conduct Of Louis XII. Of France,
W. - a frank compromise With Ris
erful rebel vsssal, disarmed them .llll
,s;s.u- thus made Of the FrdIk cOnthunl
|, !. one united French nation y
onls 1 uOs With rebels. With arms y
NM Ihsud.I" So stclains the isn'
mus. New EOglandor who knows s,. not
! :. j history, not even that 0fhis
! !, = sorusr Ofshis continent. lu that
Sar. indeed. moderation has never
II Iprsosiced. Bot, what proud
i IA Ihaughty kingdom, Or royal Il ianl n
!. Icurops. d there that has nOs Y
-.., !. v;.h rebels With arms i
.F'.s:s. hands I" Did she hOuseu q VAa
.Isgns aisdaiu % treat With z
!. ~ Did shs HOUSE y Hugh CsPss'
! ! ~ ths HapsburgsG Did tAs ~. !
! !. ~ ~ ,...s some such staR ~ Y
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