Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30

the observation-disclosures Of the south never will
be free again till the last negro has been
swept from the condition of bondage, We,
therefore, again spurn the sympathy of any
man who talks abont the Union as it was,
If he means TO say that we are to go back
to the condition that preceded this revOlu-
tion. remember the reply of q French
naa who, n refugee. during the French Re-
yolution, had come from Scotland, where
be had been attempting to give dancing
lessons, and on being asked how he liked
IL, he said: Sab, sare, If Monsieur God
Almighty. say to me, you sare, go TO ze
Scotland to teach ze dance, or go to hell
ahi sare, greatly prefer to 60 to ze hell"
II they tell me to go back to the South aud
to slavery under the Union as it was,
wOuld rather be excused--I would rather
go elseyhere, il not where the Frenchmau
said. This will not be the Union our fa-
theirs intended it to be, until the cause of
this rebellion has been swept from the land,
You may imagine from this that have
some idea that the Presidents proclama-
tion is a pretty good thing. If there has
been one solitary step takeu in the right
direction by the President it is the
issuing Of the Proclamation Of Eman-
ctPation, Tremendous applause,l If
you ask me If believe that he has strict
ly the constitutional power to declare free
dom to the slaves of loyal masters, say
do not believe he has Dnt will tell you
what do know. He has the power, as
President of the United States, and Com
mauder-in- Chief of the Armies, under the
war-makiug power of Congress, war being
declared against the so-called Confederate
States, especially under the Act OF Con-
gress making provision for that, he has the
right, and it is his duty, to take away ne
groes from every disloyal man in the South,
Can you show me in the Constitution where
. Colonel has a right to drill regiment
When that 10 saccomplished there is nothing
left for this great Government 70 do upon
the subject Slavery, but the loyal men Of
the Slave States will ask the advice and
assisiapce ofthe Government in getting rid
of what remains. But will we succeed
have faith that we shall. ! know that
fRreedom's battIs-onee begun,
Requeathed from bleeding sire to son, s &. Z.
Though bGffied on, Is eyer done"
Ii5ltiis said ofme that speak through my
reseptments in denouncing the leaders OF
Secession. 4, Perehance, have had;enough
TO make me Fesentful, When have seen
a peaceful community thrown into commo-
tion; It's society disturbed; all its deepest
depths dissolved into it's original elements;
the prostration of all public and social
charities, violence, wrong, murder, rapine,
and every other crime known tc the cata-
logue of human offenses, committed; when |
have seen my:tellow-eitizens hung like dogs;
or hiding in the mountains and caves, reln.
gees in foreign lands, and all over the North,
for refusing TO he traitors, may we'll feel
some recruitment. We owe it, fellow. w.citi-
zens, to ourselves, and to the lovers Of
freedom everywhere, especially to thedoWL-
trodden millions of other lands, not to give
up this great Government, foriit is to give
mp the principles of civil liberty. GAp.
plause il this experiment at the South
succeeds now, you need not hope to resist
its further encroachments. "a tell you, Il
they succeed, three months will not Ipass
away before some man will be found in
this State to advocate a withdrawal from
the Union. Letus, then, felloW-citizens, de-
termine thatwe will give our undivided sup
port to the President of the United States.
The Administration being the agents ac-
credited By US, under the Republic, com.
pose the Government, aud without them
there is no Government; and If we fail OF
refuse to support the Administration, we
refuse TO support the Government. But it
may be said, as il has been said to me
"These men do not know how to run ths
tuaSuiue eiOIOOFernmept.' OF nnSWefs T" III
you wait two years for a change it will be
too late, because you will have no machine
to run" Though others may doubt aud
distrust, | will continue TO believe that the
people are going to yindicate their fathers,
and prove themselyes worthy descendants
of worthy sires, in the prosecution of this
war, until the Rebellion shall be finally
crushed. There may DO incipiept treason.
1t exists among ali Governments, even ths
besteyer devised by man, There are men
here, Idoubt not, who would tear down the
Government devised by Washington, JET.
ferson and Madison it they could thereby
elevate themselves during their day aud
generation. know that these men will be
consigned to tue position they SO Justly oc-
cupy, as all other men wno have refused to
give their heart and arm and purse to the
suppression of the Rebellion. Whatever
may be done elsewhere, L feel confident
that The PEOPLE of the Empire State will bt
as true as the needle to the pole. e,
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