Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-02

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rebellion. And accordingly they arc Motif
ed that If tbev cnntiuue In rebellion after
the first dav Of January next their slaves
shall be forever free. Tn this proclamation
the President will have the warm support OF
the loyel States. His friends will all be
united now and he will not ALLEVIATE a single
ma n ,vbose bear, l. In The ca,se. All men
nave taken their sloes ere lnis, ana ne VINO
IL not ior the Union now wiz never pc ,or IL
s1uept UPON siodnus VI pun's IL, n Ia.nso e
,uee. Io:e VIA ne pcopySo' su,npy oeu'e Nc ~
r. n's heGessy lor '"e sa,sa..y1 y, ,no aa
Cn'on, anu WIN nIs s'ea. oppy''Ld.i'ios ~.
"o""E we. 70 o.eee'a'y a"u ns nc"es'
ues.. alMays ~ M uiE.a.c W l''h wha. Is r'en';
.he peoP,Te ri, VIII rary rounu nun closer aho
o'yIeI. g 1me,e wui oe son1 persons wno
", I'm ,nshe sse p'vea'yu y.:I:. .;ar os'as;on ioi
- ,,,.Jn ~ : c., 80, W '.,;n.s yes.
sms! maoo w: n''' pioo'auaeou ~ ever IS Is.
eeo, oaV ona. 'h q, 'SH ,r;i NV, u uv' oi'
S,,eh raa,ia iii ho ~ ,. 10y IL -, H. ,p. h.,
IT, peop'. VII vii III. w spGJ W "e oo'.on''
MY TThhey odnnI' ron JUGS 'ne ,iue Vi events;
ua' mnIon uas p.e.i ~ ,ons pLop1esrreu Is
ooss;oI upIn Io.r; III ,r;.hS, SW .d e ne VI oe
Vr, ~. oeai II an mi'hou. "o.u vi synpa-
.ny Mon pue ioyG mau ~ "olnan' TOT
t, paa. mnne We uHpiI L .Ie p; s;Sln neces
s..y tnai nas oImponeu .he ieslueI' " 'ne
.ep nc na1 .asen, "o .t tnoI'auu I hlnens
~ ,"I 1:.;,;L9 Ip.oolaaY" n Tni SnI 'Wsnsu'Ye oi
W ina' ula.'nsui'u1t ssTt pa'l,o' wi Mc,eI oI
ny ny, Nv We I; "a; We ean no' hayg slavery
ia. a.u . ino u',?n ~. IoI Is 'he onton anu
;ts,le" IaSe'y uie 'n' uea'n IL naS 'foush' upon
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THE PRESIDENTS 8 PROCLAMATION.
lFron the N. Y. Tribune. a4,h1
Tn sacred and profane noetrv. tho en;,ome
of all human wisdom there ia mn truth
more olcorlv recognized than Thar in Tho
lives Of nations and of men there comes
sometimes q nrec;ous moment. a mcro nont
of time. on the proper use of which denends
salvation for that life wbetber temnorai ~
eternal That moment hos come ne Tbe
nroclnm.tion of the President, which u;ves
in a certain Observation-Disclosures suro r., M.
cur-Freedom 10 four millions of mon ;s
one Of those stnnendous fasts in human his.
torv which marks not onlv an ara in the
nrooress nj tho nation hnt m enocb in tho
history of tbn world. Shall WE recoon;ze
and use il wisely. or shall we. blindlv and
foo;sblv refnse IN soc that We have now
,ooiisny renuse ~ Se1 Ss .uSs a we nave nov
our '9ture in our o"u usnus' ,. anu enter upon
tnat doWhwaId career career wn'cli 'eaus eVehtuai'
~ % rum .hI ana oo''ylon .h;a .,,o,
ny, we tremole fm at this Tremendous responsl
niisy. we canho' Iorgee now ior nearly
halI century ine pepP'e OF this country
nave oeen 'augne IN .he cnuron, the schooi
ana on Inc Pol!'!Gal platform, platform, tnat evli !, I
our gooo !hat !he one sacreu tnlng 10 ai
2nr INSTITUTIONS Is the system OF slavery
But we remember also with glaoness ant
win nope .nal .ne couH.a, lesson nus peel
talght ~ porIion T :ne press, py tnt
pulpit nere anu % lnere 'atnl9l l,e 70 its sacfee
.rusti y the WAYNE oy sen uenylng men
that Llper!y IL a4ove an th'ngs precious
Etne 1he .n,ng wlanou. vince there nc Is nc
tru!nJu, 1uu pcLn,ah ene national i!ie, anI
no inolv!!ua. ueve'oPyrene oue vi wh,rl
great hatiohs e ,h grow we relnemosr now I'M m
events oi ehe pan' Two years nave uohe an,
1hoone 'he w1GS ,eSo Si nait century ahS
.tne PeopIe .. ,Io i1Go n nnEe oecoms' ,n ieos,
.p',i psopJi " onj ,nnnail;fa WI u '" ,oen %
ieotnsI ana e moral Ire. W hereas IN ls6o w
ooweu pe'ore' "nie we Geyoutiy 9nneVe'
: ~ tne surety osn snu ule w.soo'n oi Iuinal
: slavery IN looz we khow II Is our curse an'
Il our danger. costing US already the lives o