The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-19
ONsIN. THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1867.

truth Modern times are not "tt''iiNJ,J ,,,o
: that when education has been ekPenuou re
g me rI,ra and lndoubted negro, it has product
:; men who could at once fill and adorn the va :!
ous professions of literature, SCIENCE, anu :,
orts If there Is now a low standard OF INK
- Ject-an an absence of that supremacy
! mind which distinguishes man. from the to"
Z order of beings it is because educauoh Is a.
~ inc. Let us supply that lack, and at ont i':,
!. see them rising to their sphere ofresponSioii
p and usefulness. ~ o,,r mr.
o itecsiop, fellowship, and sympathy Inc nIp' ~
l0 subiecH1a :Sem to oppression Insult .,
1 ~rsdstion, is cHargekhle upon US as peopl
@uss now attempt to sITmerate the
de- 81 = VIII net describe how, wltff4 i a2
l will -...r.r spirit, they have endured the
wrongs-I >rG.ad their unrequited t0i
most unresistinA -is Wailines and larneI
hardships, and perto4 : great Father
1t is true indeed, that thu edged the
tations have gone up to thell ave bee
Heaven. With Him they have q
sad complaint, and, though man may On -
deafto the voice of their sorrow, thank tba,
has heard their bitter cries. He has seen
grievous burdens and now in mysterious
but majestic way, he is approaching the mouse
of their bondage The answer long delayed,
has, by the God of Moses, been vouchsafed at
last, and the great 81 AM hath SAID LET M. MY
PEOPLE GO.
awe have seen him in the watchfres of hundred Cir
They have buded him an altar IN the evening ue"s
damps; .Fsat- d.
We read his righteous sentence by the aim anu 4
ing lamps,
=. His day is marching on"
Yes, the glad hour approaches when Throughout
this land elderly shall be proclaimed to the
captive, and the opening OF the prison doors to
them that are bound" and then shall be heard,
swelling from the deep fountain OF emanclpateu
hearts, -...
!. oThe triumph note that Miriam sung
The Joy of uncaged birds,
Softening with Africs mellow tongue,
Their broken Saxon words"
Listen to their extaiic strains
sob praise and tanks de Lord he come,
To set de people free
An masSa tink it day OBJ doom, ....'
f An we OBJ jubilee. .-s
He jus as 'trong as den;
He say de word we las night slaves;
To-day, de Lords treemen.
De yam will grow, de cotton blow,
Wen hab de rice an corn
Oh nebber you fear, if nebber you near
De driver blow his horn! ....
Ole masss on he trabes gone;
He Leah de land behind
De Lords bref blew him furder on,
Like eorn-stock in de wind
We own de hoe, own de plow
We own de hands dat hold;
We sell de pig we sell de COW,
But neber chile be sold
We pray de Lord : he gio us signs
Dat some day we be free;
. d. Norf wind tell it to de pines,
De wild duck to de sea;
we tink it when de churchbeu rihei
We dream it in de dreaH;
De rice. bird mean it when he sing,
De eagle when he scream
+ We know de promise neber fail,
And neber lie de word;
.' So Ike de 'postes in de jan,
We waited for de Lord: ~. ...
AM now he open cherry door,
An trow away de key -...
We tink we hub him 50 before,
We hub him better free -.r
.-. Deyam will grow, de cotton blow,
Wen hab de rice and corn:
-..-t ..tsa Oh neber you fear, if neber you near
De driver blow his norm,
Thank God, the sublime spectacle Is about TO
no nypsented to the eyes of an astonlshed worlo
If the most perfect and liberal human govern
mant that has ever blest mankind, preparing
fonr millions of enthralied human beings to
come forth from the house OF oonda9e,to Stfe'ch
an their unfettered hands, and lift up their
40, efnI hearts to heaven, and enter fully, and
freelv- upon the enjoyment and possession OF
tbeir inaiienabe rights of "hte, liberty and the
pursuit of happiness. Observation-Disclosures,
+ Observe, do not assert that this IS the Prlih-
orv object sought 10 be accomplished by the
vast army of brave and patriotic treemen Irom
the north, who are now in the camp, ana IN tne
field. battling to subdue rebellion wnIcD Is as
murderous in it's results, as 1t is ungratelul III
its origin. But the indications OF providence
most palpably direct cur expectations Eo' aug
rive unfaiEng promise of this blessed irult OF
this GREAT struggle, viz: that every yoke shaii'
eer long. be broken, and this shall In truth'ito"l
east to west and from north 10 south become
aThe land of the free and the home of the brave"
Nor would | blindly assert that this is to be
the work of day or year. L Will however de-
clare. what [ think you viii all allow, that the
first blow has been struck, a most gigantic
stride has been taken. The hosts of freedom
have gone forth, and, whether they mean 1t or
otherwise, the result of their achievements Will
be to hasten the grand jubilee OF the negro
roce God. in his wisdom and goodness has
allowed us one glimpse of the triumphal car OF
Liberty, in its grand and victorious progress
through the land, and our eyes have been glad
ened. our hands strengthened-we have been
nrompted to purer zeal and inspired with new
and dsuntless courage. Whatever opposes the
onward march of this triumphal car shall be
"lile chaff upon the summer threshlnS moor -
for
"Be hath sounded forth the trumpet tat shall never
call retreat; , 49,.
He is sitting out the hearts OF men, oe'o'' liz '
nh he Eift our souls to answer him. be ubilant our
lee'' Our God is marching on -
At such point in the history ofthe Pc litlcal
affairs of this nation, who does not see that
Liberia presents an inviting field OF LABOR
| labor that shall tell in the veal OF generations
vet unborn? Already glorious work mas been
commenced, and the fruits Of that work are ne-
Ginning to appear. The bills, the valleys, the
nlains. the forests of Africa which forty years
] ago we're the haunts of savage tribes, who otter
| ed human sacrifices, to appe"so The angry, OF
nropitiate the favor of imaginary gods ana le
which the greedy traffcker in HUMAN flesh re
naired these have now become the sites o.
tbriftv VILLAGES, peaceful hamleGs, cultivated
farms, and safe and tranquil homes Under me
sanction and protection of government anC
laws after the model and spirit OF our own
civilization has been advanced, educa'loh III"
been fostered, and christian truth mas nee" plo
| claimed and she 0ffeIs to all the negro race
Who seek for freedom aud home, her generou
hospitality, and participation III the oiesslns
of neace. happiness, and the full niauhood G
those hitherto oppressed tribes Who SHAH sa
that from thence shall not go forth the trans
forming power OF the gospel Hno"isqge Z
1.-The useful arts of mechanism and husbandry'-
to overspread that vast continent; so tnht LII
wilderness and the solitary places SHAH DC ga
for her, and the desert shall roJolce ana efoSsol
as the rose. -:
We. above all other nations, owe to L1oerl
fostaring care. aud !. helping hand: and 81
.ldeyontlv thankful thar it has fallen to my 70
4 to engage in this great and honorable wore
leven under the disadvantages which result 1ror
the distance at which she has been kept, an
the GOODNESS with which she has been treated !
former years That act of recognition to whlc
II have referred, will, 1 have no doubt create
mutual confidence, and beget mutual bond
sympathy, and bring us at once INTO relation
: / Il ,.arcao+ ar,i+Vy nd OoOd will. j VIII VenuT
70 assert that one year Of patent, faithful, Sc
sacrificing, and successful toll in Africa; wit
,, such powerful motives to prompt, such loft
aims TO govern, and such transcendant result
: Ito insnire: even if that year should cut shol
!, nv probation, and close my career on eartf
would be better investment than the last te
, wears of darkness. adversely and sorrow
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