New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
FROM CINCINNATI.
, Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Cousspondence of The ". T. Tribune.
CrScISsArI, April %, 1862.
There is soon TO be an effort on the part of the
Anti-Slayery men Of Missouri TO "iuitate emsncipa-
ton under the resolution proposed BY the President
and passed by Congress. Careful estimates have
been made, which show that negroes are the most
precarous property imaginable in that State. 10
seems there were before the breaking out Of the war
little over l5O 900 slaves in Missouri now 1t very
certain there are not moro than $4,000. About Q
third of the missing 100000 have escaped, and the
res, have been sold South owing to the unusual fsc-
ties for escape Out Of this state Of things there
signs OF a forthcoming panic among the Shareholders,
which viii lead 10 the freedom Of Missouri either by
Gales Southward'or 20 the Government. The Anti
Slavery mea Of that State think Of pressing the matter
upon the immediate attention ofthe people, aud speak.
ers able TO canvass the matter before them are to 10
called from various parts of the country. The ditl.
Guilty in the way OF any formal emancipation, ~
leaYri. is that by clause in the present ConsIta-
tion Of Missouri, which is traceable 70 the twiisn
days OF Col. Benton, it is provided that the Conou-
tuition shall never be 30 amended rs 70 aoo'sn
Slavery Ii this be SO, it should be and Will be nea
that no Convention had any right under kepooF
can Government 70 close the door Of reform again"
the will OF the people.
Ii Missouri should sbolish Slavery, We stall ook
10 zee an improvement in her neighbors, eSpeeiaJ
Iuinois, which, with her Black Laws, IA to-day i1
the meanest State in the Union.
Glowing accounts reach Us concerning Col. "H'
Ech, who, with his Indiana boys, displayed r.''
urage and zeal at Shiloh. The Coonei had mo
chief n,,,vsnce given him by Col. Gibson, VINO pe'a
and hi, rer Uncut rushed forward Ike thunder.
oke upon the Rebels Col. w. received sever"
bullets in his garISents, and one rio was or'A'"'
lie bore the inevitable a hted cigar, and ball caas
and took Il from hsfngers. vereuPon ne COOL! 'o0A
another and lighted it while IN, eha,se was gong
H. The remarkable story Of Dir. " 'hcn is gwen
IN THr TRIBuSz Of somewhere between 'os ~V'a
end 3cth Of Angus, last. He is rising mar a-'
BON foe OF Slavery, ss he showed in tue events IN
Germany, which were tas means Of sending him "
this country.
There is a growing ns,onishDen., wlih will sooa
10 indignation, that no order has come from NHsa'
ingon lor the release Of the negroes from Fort Doa'
oson who were imprisoneda at Camp Chase along vita
.i.eir masters There is DO doubt thst the mi'msnT
.cen.ent at Camp Chase is outrageous and Legts-
inurs which vocilerously appauds Farson Dfo"u-
lows proposition to hang all the leading annoiaVefy
men in the country another form for proposition 70
remove tue brain Of the county cannot oe eNpe'.ea
TO remedy any wrong where black man Is IN
yolyed. There is no doubt that these negroes were
60 ,p on IA slaves 10 the Rebels in this prison, anu
thou ID thore was some indignant talk about tae maj
ter in the Legislature there is no evidence tua' III"
thing has been changed II is certain that 'hese no
grocs are still confined In prison, aud the oue'i
lsst week contains three deaths OF negroes ID u's
prison.
Now. the all-inclusiye question is, why arc !ness
rayros. in prison at all The officials at Columbus
,olidly reply that they sent there as prisons"
of war along with the rest. But II these neg'oes
had been used against US at Fort ID, las they un,
d,nbtedy were,, Congress has already dsciISN
them free. There ia no conceivable point OF We"
from which these men are not free. Yetwhhe sue''
innocent, men are in prison. Rebel officers III uhh0''
with swords dangling at their sides are s'ru''ns
the stree,s Of Columbus, and entering their nam"
an the Coodale Houss register with {. >. A. sv'
Ua, the presidea. nothing to say, has Mr.. S'An'oA
nothing TO saw. about these hingsi Is there ~ WV
!, congr.s. 10 deuounce this villainy' wAy "
,rs,sa 10 tbs ,ame source with the Sunday mssss"'
as o,r ,roops at Shiloh, that they were imprison'
=, ,bo ,ams that after the surrender Of Fort Doa''
son A, tho frs, thing, up the stars anu '.p
~ ,be ,eeoni. sss,rnet i~s'vs rssr's' "Ao"''''
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