Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-08
WHOLE NUMBER 672..


door or was seen through n window he /.
1 lsinciivelY shraEk back anbbsersed lnsr
the friendly shade, to bear bis sufferinrs. n
he might. ffibdced he cohld have ionn /,
a habta,ion peopled only by blacks. be
might have freely claimed It's hospitality 4
hut slaveholding family was inevitably =
den Of indignant treason Mr.. Aughev.
conclusion from nlI he has seen aud hcnti
fs that the number Of these who have btcil
murdered ut the for their IoyaiiyL
some OF hem Black, but by far the create
portion Whle--is really appalling. su
We often hear from our Dmocratic or,
ntors aud journalists Of "the South re-
qniring this or that for ner security. and az
what viii or viii not satisfy 'the South,
meaning always by "the Sonth" tho tral.
tors who have taken that section bs ll.S
throat, and compelled it 10 speak as thes
bid, o. remain silent. Nobody would inag,
inc, from hearing or reading O speech ~
llornto Seymour or Fernando Wood, thst
there was anybody at the South but tra.
tors. unless il be the Black dependents and
and devo'ed satellites of those traitors. era
The White Unionsls Of the South a-n
assumed. rolbe shiyMihg with anxiety LEST
Slavery be rujely sbakenin The attempt 10
preserve the Union. But those Unionisis
come among ns--shey appeal to our sym
pa'hies, and invoke our .ihierposiiioh 70
save Their families and ne9hboFs from their
crnel opprcssors--ahd never hisper word
Of anxiety. sfhhts .Slnrery' should be SAVED
from impending destruction. On the con.
trary. they recognise ia that fiead th1
cause Of oil heir woes, he destroyersof oud
Ma iou's peace and hope that the arm ouG
stretched for their deveranco will huri
him into utter ruin. None OF these South.
ern mnrtyrs 10 their loyalty are seen con-
sorting with our Northern champions of the
Souih-rhcy do not seek the platform
whence Seymour liarangnes Oh the mischief
% Radicalism, or Brooks in sileery periods
paints the horrors of. Abolition. That IN.
diScoverable negro who hates and fees from
Yankee hordeS who come to tear him from
the protection and kindness of "Massa," il
not more rarethan the Southern Unionist
who. having braven death and suffered
martyrdom for his loyalty, now comes North
to enreat US TO pnt down his Qrest Re-
heIlon so gingerlv as TO leave Slavery
strong as ever. The champions of "the
Union as it was, the Constitution as it is,
aud the Negroes as-ihey were" "nre confined
to the anti Republicans of the Free States.
Yet the hour is dark one. Paralysis
brooding over our armies disaster itnpend.
ing overtaxed finances. the People disgust
ed by delays, wearied out by disappont
ments, and sinking under heavey burdens.
that seem 10 be borne in vain, aud thus Civ
ing triumph in some Of the Free States to
tho natural allies and lifelong sefvitors of.
the now openly traitorOus Slave Power
all this would be appalling if the universe
were a weItefilg chaos aud the heavens
without God. At lentgh, cur armies afs
embodied and ready for action the remoV- J
al of Buell. is forlaste of like changes in
every department where department where,
delay aud immobiIity are chronic and the
omnouS silence of our augmented fleets rte-
ludes the opening roar Of cannonades and
he fierce dim of battle. Be patient yet
little longer, o loyal Millions ! and your
lorgsurviving shall be rewarded by the
trumpet noes Of Victory, ,ushcring in long
bright era of Peace based on Justice aud "a
Universal Freedom