Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-19


even thus early. The sioves ofMc Dis
hiH Of Columbia hare already been Jough
Jya forced and unconditional sale, ana
oUer one million Of dollars appropriated
from The earnings Of tie people 10 pay 10,
them. This act of fanatcism fixes the
meaning which the authors of this pledge
attach to the phrase "pccuuiary aid. -
1t has received a severely practical Illus
tration, anl the doubling mind is set at
rest. But if anything further was need
cd to convince the taxpayer of the de-
signs of Abolitionism, have it before
me. | hold in my hand pamphlet oI
twelve pages, written by Daniel II. Good
loe, an officcsholder under this Admins
tration, evidently man of ability, but
unfortunately led astray by spurious
philosophy and mistaken philanthropy
on the subject of slavery. He warmly
and ably cspouses the policy Of the Presi-
dent, and makes the following statement
OF the cost of that policy to the Ameri.
can people;
al have shown what the compensation to the
border States would be at two different rates Of
payment per captia for the slaves, and it will have
scale, / now proccs5 ,n sSow what would bo t,r
cost of rcdccming the whole slave population oil
the Union at the same rates.
~ ."t ,h census IH Oh iaSt wear 'ncrS were
have already sSown ,hot % III All which hoionrod
to the border States would be worth, at $3.50 each
81 l3,olo,25o, and at $500 each, Sl36,332,3OO
aGN KIT ,r''n'I 10 DC disposed o, therefore, 3,ayo
rebels bTt incudrr Of f1 cowr.e ora S"cu' ~ ,,
belonging to friends of the Union, who have
nave been constrained into obedience to the rebc
nuvoi'.eS "s'.,I. .ner NILS At 'hc lowest est
rebels would be worth Ss7i zoo o0o ond odd;", ;",
the compensation to the border States, on the
same terms. the aggregate cost to the Govcrnmcn
Ioul1 De so9o'.Dp'@ov, Atm higher rate OF S3oo
Si olG 5os ooo and oJI;o ',L,es , wou,u r DC wor.
ton to the border States, at the same rate the 40
gresatc expense ofemancpaton would be 81 ,l66,
S1o'3oo. Or for the convenience of round mum
ncr bcoJ eJ'T o0o m onn nnb @ wou sn oc at so
the cost would be a 300 100, 900" So P'' ''''''
,,r
,,,., 'e?o r.;' H'o cue. tn' 'BuIeS innoe ny an ar
,'I''t = '0",' VI '''o y''o"'' wno ~ now en-
I'o!ou' - "ppo'ut"'e"I o' ''G rcS'nent
~ ~. a'soSS''S ."o r"luc ol thc slaves OF thl
'''''i''' '''' turn from them VIII
Nv '1,i o""'o' ,'"Se, over 'hem'
i'n' .no.,' oto' 70 '"c W"''G sons Oh toi
."' us uJ"' ''' iHn"' anu c"Il upon tnen
~ N""''y,T' wv, MI'' WI ''o i'ISo. "n'c'' they
'o"c''' i'o 'ar'S'cS OF eighteen nun
urea years ago provoked the maIedlction'
" '"o ,,"V'or py 'nc'r eniperate aht
"ypoc''''ca' %eai IN thc AFFAIRS OF othel
people ana portion OF the citizens o
'nc North' IL 'he contemplation OF the
aoovG ''9".eS, may nm" a curse upon al
eH"c.iy "s''i''iar onehSe, wliich VIII pre-
.ch' !'s commission IN the inture. Abol'
'''oh'S'l, mas hoVered IN our heavens like
an anger o' nea'h' ana from ITS wings has
H''"Nc" PeS'''oHce ana war; ana now Ike
a Gr!T"'y terror, IL comes TO every mouse
"o'' io' eFGrV 'en'h OF tne iru''s OF the
'Icrcc iocoStS OF ESypt, IL comes to dcvour
our green iields and blast our golden har-
vests. 1t comes announced by the Pres
lueht and sanctioned by both houses OF
y ongreSs' and IT remains to be seen wheth-
rr the SIneWs OF strained and oppressed in
auStry VIII submit to Its ravenous and IL
'eGai demands
now take leave OF tins subject, !
nave uWeit upon 1t to-day, not to dlcour-
age OF uepreSS the energies oil the people,
''. ~ AWAKEN my couii'iymeh TO sense
=, ~ ''c'' po'.iuuS S',"ae'o'' IN ordcr that
|"cy may SlIu up tneir IONS ana meet 1t
- " "'""'c' oooo:n'"S 'nG nc 'h'elliSent' lrce
,a '"O;' 10 III, y. i,''.o' ,Vs e., nc present. II IS
" tho - ,a, ","' "'',' n';o' III, 'he e'e'en'S
nra tho ",r , o"' ~ " 'i1 'Ny u '''e !n
~ -, "a". ~ "opo 10 ''I' ou' mug WIN
no';oo tS "uI'o,. nr ''o: 'uot''' oe'!c'c III "'
inJ rJ',,a '''":","S ,,'; P'oN9oi''y' "o"o'
IT,, us ~ ~ 'n'H "oNo'n''en'' NY S,r'
,odn, ,or0' ."o SM'I' .o"''o''cr o' Tue
honSnant nU, oI w. II "lIH '.'1 'l,plcl'ul ana
a;Ia 81 "s;.' ""'"i"o 'o,o'o' oy '"o
ninost,rino ;2 ~ 'aom, 'hu soo'n'ns'
tLc stay an1 snnnort of cyoat nat;ans j.,
their trials os we'll ne or rcohlo mon.bona
that never dies NOR sIcons Inf sLaros i
with tbo soui ;tsolr viii hoor
rs through tho Rod Sea and tbo w;ldcr.
ness that aro bcrorc ne ;rIrlro NJ
Speaker. in thi, hone md chcr;Sh II os
nv fricnd--a friend thot oIwovs smiles
md points inward onJ orwarJ 70 hr;abt
visions bevond ,ho haIofrl olords uh??ah
,ow envclop us os n shronJ Bnt thn
,asis of this bono 10 thc rrtnr, action orI
he peoplo themselves In ,hc w;sc MT.