Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-09
sU DOLLARS PEE YHER |,
Invariably In Advance

Ienouio DC lnEueurated tuccessfuiiy, Seven or
eighs hundred theusapd npgyoes. n Ith their
hands retkipR 10 the blood Of murdred women
aud children, would present ihemselves at our
southern border, demsndiog 20 cross over into
our Safe, as Ohios share Of the freed alayea
seven or eight hundred thousand negroes,
without money, without food and without nfr.
eonsl properly of any kind, who, In virtue Of
natores lag, we're compelled TO eat and be
olothed. Then would olme the co. q o, 10.
Tween me white lObortrs Rud the neRIoes,--
me negroes would enter into such a compeu-
uon With the white isborsrs, that the Ia,ter
would have 70 abandon the Geld of Isb3r here
make way for the negroes--or msiutaIn thyi,
ground oy Wsging Q war on the neg rosa th.t
~oula result In oFiviog them from the state. or
III I9er sxsefmlnaHon. IL was hard TO oonpel
. Wnlie man who earned seventy fse cent? a
gay 70 contribute twenty. five GEMS of tnst ann
70 % eApeuoeo In schemes TO buy the freedom
o. We negroes. lie won't Ike tbst. The
,ananes cielm that these schemes are prompe ed
~ Pniisntntopy; Carried out, they would eud
70 oJionzs the negroes la Central Ametioa
where it is proposed % colon "a thea, ,bav
would siarve, and Il emeuoIp.ted cud nat "a.
moved from our country, their ex,ernIpa,ion
was sure to follow.
Clni lne ueg'oel shall be recognised as
socially the equalof white men, tl,es S,ana,, hs
poiincany their tq1h. None oi these fs6ades. .
wac claim 70 De aciog Ia behalf OF Dbl ,nthrooy.
would conseut that tbeir sons AMI dauoheSs
should intetmarry Sith the negro. Fog the
marriage altar spring our pJlitical p,fyiIe0fs.
u not tqael there, we are not poi,io ,lIy Gao Al
NO oolec'iobs are interpossd 10 our ans aod
daughters interuarrting with ElRlisbnen.
German, lrishmen, Ffe1ohmau, e,c W. sli
oeloDg 90 the same family. We are simpls the
scVaneed guard hey the rear Quard-our
istners' mothers, brothers aud slslers. All
these internarry aud soon their blood becomes
melted mo the great pool OF American blood.
Note) "tta the negro. He dos not be ooq 20
ns sime ismi.y. God created him d fsren,ly.
tnst no 10 nsrent is p.lpahio 60 the pb,loso-
Puer, u 10. 10 INC tneoloeiAn, and why no was
it Ia sufficient 10 kaO- th.s he Ia d,fP .rent.
Wlth6ut seeking to tbisin ths lfahVtnt inc
Almighty on the subject. Aud Il h The ,acs NJ
this renoe thGs hsi induced ths Presdsnt
u oes're tue adoption OF a serene Of colopx,-
lion, oechss ne knoWs that these Two races a An
not I'VE together here in this couutry on terms
of equality, ~ WI A4'
ine F,esldent's Emancipation Pfocl,n9tion
ne looked upon ss having been issu ed be The pea
toebs ior toe purpose OF taking tbe se1se OF ,he
people at the ballot-box. He has been '.nre aedn
Dy toe fapaiics OF his party, 10 CoDeress seo ont
~ congress, 10 embark on sohem. of peoersI
emsncpa ion, Aware of its mDra,t ca5Ii y bo
hss issued this PROCLAMATION b,E,ye The eIsc,,on
that The conservative men m y rail, to hp suo
o'ft, ano 70 seach the radtci'e hat The mas.ure
tsn result IN no good II the Prssidett'a hear,
"era IN ihe ma'ter--if hs were Dx Ous 10 on or
ugon scheme OF general em .De,p ,tion--te
aoulu hos 10" have issued he . oSiam sion
80 uoHr suc eieo Ion, Wuch 1aa e. 10 with Jut
eueoa unuI ne should Issue another proci IN =
ZOO tnfee months hence, uui ess /. V.,e 10 in
Vite the people TO pass upon lt, b.Isviog hat
they would repudste the pfi. cp'.s of he p,o,.
ismsion at the ballet blx Fl al bia nntpose
been different, be would rave tr claimed inn.
mediate EN- bcipition. OIe eif, q OF ,ns p,oc-
Ismstion, should it be txecuted, YOU ID be 10
stimulate seFViIe iosuTecien. The hc.iots Of
suee sn lcsurrec ion be p cured 10 go gipg, oct
DOT IN oVaroraWo, oo!oTs II set on ioot .hi,a
women and Children Wou!d suffer 10 o terrible
fxtenti out elght.teoths Of The slaves would be
slot Gown 10 their tscks. T ht the p. esid, M
DID rot design 70 excl e insunec,iou, ia @ ear
from the fint thas the p.oo,a al u, va nros.
peotVe. hsd IL been his deeigu, be would
ve given iustantat ecu, tff, ct low VII lie
tne armies ol the SJuh are sSay from home,
Oh zee iron.lers OF the o1rder States, aud the
women and children Of The Sou b, therefore,
t4ao'eu 10 the noresisted rage of The negro,
whose work Of murder cJuld be prosecuted wi,h
comparative imeunity.
P M mater how mea had heretofore voted,
there tcas eHiy one psy tkeg epuM non u,e "a
tstatnthe C'Rstuu,ioa, de Lous ii. Hsspi.tsa
and me Liberties Of The PtOpie, and iha, oos 70
cote ne Dsmqeysttc tieks., +op and Ioreug.
he hoped the people Bouid at, to Il O Sud
p1rt OF tee President az the el.c ion--tbnt Sey
mcus. 10 NeE York, and Rsunty IN ooiv, AMI
me uenocrAlo candid Ates iOF C1ngreae, voul6
oe elected. dc d. Elt lu.gk that the P, eel
dent wanted 10 enter u1Gu this scheme OF
emancipation; but no had no other kuo q,eoae
ot the Residents views ,haa be derived from
his oVD judgment,
Mr. alien was asGpxlo1s as any man that the
rebellion should be put dawn. Oa that poirt
there could oe 10 doubt. When the RIB .l!iou
/ Sas pnt down be wanted the Cans,i,u lion 20 bt
4 up! The Democratic party leaders hal c N
mtteo erEofs--Dlghs ogIamit them ag lln--out
T.. was toe onlS party that could save The cvua
I Try. Had the maj >riry of Coogressusu IN 10,
: 81 = ing ,ess bepn Dtnocrsrs, there pouid no
{ haOe been The tats call for S,x hu0d,ed kOusano
& mn! lhe fanatics 0y their neudlt sOneness
Q naa nearly destroyed the old army, % that Iht
subsequent call became necessary.
10 conclusion, be eifnestly urged the Iuuort
ance OF voting the Democratic tilke.. T.,
speech, OF which the foregoing is an imuciteo
y outline, was apoWerful one lne OF Nc. Alien
pest. ard when he conSem late sho ps!ne!gle
Q. me Ere; idens's EuaDcpatiLL Psoejs a,iOu
ois Indignation became intense. He Vas tie
qeently interrupted BY hearty and long coItlr U
} I'd applause. He touched the keys OF toe pap
o lie heart, and they responded musiclliy.
!. ArchelAhOp HMEhes and she Prooia