Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-30

No 6.


No. 8.
Tboos C0ntrahanas II need by the North how
The pieces is very simple, and the work is
already in progress II bas began, also, in the
right place. The slaves IN the Disgricto Of Co /
lumbEt are n6w free. Let the system next be /
banishcd fsosn The entire Of our territories, aud
,Lat completely and forever.@ = Le, ;he i0ug /
talked Of aei Of eosfseaiion pass and be exc
suttd also Is iast aud as FAR as our ARMIES 10 /; /
Iet iretdcus All protection be guaranteed to |
tvyry slave that comos within our iines. and
JET humane, intelligent, practical, and christian
Iren be appointed to Instruct and direct tie
sane 10 some way u humble livelihood.
DO lhie aud ihe great work l. accomplished.
Every bcndsanan nay rot Ls absolutely freed
,hc present yeas, sOr perhaps sithin The nexi
rhrCe rr i've years. The balI howrser sill be
puf iIE!suCgessiui nrution ard 10 poHer on enrih
raD stay les ouaard, irinmphapt roll. ia al
ths rebel Siates tie Institution viii go down
and WheE o. es eVBn alsoHg Tie rebels them
seivca, these who have remained loyal wli
gladly accept Of the aid recommended by the
PrsEideni and preferred by Congress and finish
what will yeG remain Of tbs work amoag them
selves
We are not partial to lhe idea Of comPen-
Eatiug the loyal masters for the slaves freed.
We are not so from the fact that such step
ismamancpatiUnJ on Ihrir part would be
not only an aet Of justice towards the opPsess-
81, bnJ IN the end would be for tue pecuniary
adyAnsAgs u the masters themselves. Let
tie master give every slave binzelE liis wife
AID his Shildrev, aud let the frst employ the
latter as hired labcTeFs, aud their work would
BE- more productive thUn il ~ now. The ex-
sepIions 10 this wouli be only among those
who own slaves aEd hire lhem ouG by The day
month er year. But though not partial 10 The
plan Of somI eLsaiioa, we do not object TO it,
We would remove every plea and shadow Of
ezcuEe on lhs part Of the ObIecsor or The inter
sstGd We would be both just and gene ous
Il woa,d be q ih0usand times better for Ihe
frCs slases TO pay for every slave in the land
than 10 besT tie expense and pour out the
bIotd requisite 10 carry through another war
Ike the present. or even maiDtain The pr, sent
war much longer. Yea 90 anything in order
so remove tfTtctually the great cause Of past,
present and future discord aud division to our
onee prosperous but now distracted country.
But 70 return to The rebel slave holder. We
hare no plea, apology, or compensation TO
i
dance must pay the fiddler" Let them do so
in the present. case. They have long prcmcd;-
tated and al last have got up tbis great na-
4icnal spow-WO1," and NOW let the expense of
she exhibition be on their own hands On the
strength Of the sword they have ,sperded
their al on the strength Of tue sword, even
lis keenest edge aud Fharptst point let their
all lang till il is severed aud sinks in depths
Nnapproaehable. Let their GVorite all perish
forever, aud il need be themselves With it,
We eannct comprehend nor appreciate the
tympafhy which las been 60 long and so
strangely expressed in behalf of a minor
and debased elasa of men. Some talk Of the
slAyehOlding interest ms though it composed
the full half Of cur nation, when, in fact il
Oomposcs mere fraction Of even rebedom IL
self only about one in four Of the whiies at
he South, and oas ID seventeen If the great
whole OF cur nation. The number Of voters
Gheeily interested iu il Is only about equal To
the number IN Ohio, and only about two-thirds
rs many as We noN have soldiers il the field.
wasting fhsir strength sud pouring out in
rivers sacir blood, lest this petty number
Of petty tyTanIs should subject US, en- mass, TO
lLeir fWay and grind US TO dust beneath the
iron heel Of their rascality and pride Pray
90 what meats have these our enemies FED, that
ibCy have grown 10 such enormous dimensions
AID such unmeasured consequence Whence
is their vastly superior relative importance p
Docs negro flesh and negro blood have such
magnifying power that the man who claims
ownership in the enc or in the other, it al
once sNelis cut to a seventeen or hundred
fold consequence and all The rest Of MS, our
homestead, hard working, seIEsustaining and
hfty fold more intelligent men OF the North
are tGt mere pigmles or half grown grasshop-
rers 10 bis sight? . Can he clad himself in
iron mail, grid himself with living md darling
scorpions, and arm each loot with dragon
teeth, and each hand with forked and flaming
dagger, and thus go forth TO bestride orr land.
rend iH tatters our long cherished gag, give 10
the winds cur constitution, our cities to the
Garaes our wives and children TO be O prey
and ourselves 10 The chopping knife till We are
made 20 know and feel our own imaginary in.
biguifcaace? Mest be be permitted to do all
this, aud i possible a thousand times more,
while We in cur coolest with him, or rather
in our Eight before him, must arm ouly with
an oiled leather and speak in words rolled in
honeyl Away with such mawkish nouseusc.
We have too long beeE deceived and begail1d
with f. II the incaudiary comes towards
your dwelling frsl oI all knock The Grebraud
frSnI bis hand. If the assassin turks bY vout
path, SILVER TO atoms II possibls his dagger -
So m the present rebellion. Meet thunder
bolt With thunder-bot, Strip the Shareholder
Of his dasky victims and you have taken avav
his instruments Of evil. Y0u have shorn him
If his aluiightincSs, You will make him
what he is, but man, and brute of man
at that. Do This aud yen lay The only posi-
be foundation for present and permanent
peace. CoxxeN SENSE.