The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-30
PANEL :. Dickinson Oh the , Em0Teipa-

was To enter into the question, FOR a.
the rebellion progressed aud declined,
and was on its last legs, 1t Would at
the last moment liberata the slaves IN
;ts desueration, if events had not SOON
er practically done so,or emancipation
had not then been proclaimed by the
Federal Government. | would nave
nreferred practical and real acts in the
PREMISES asoccaslons demanded, under
martial law as such, to theories or pd0
per proclamations, for [ hold the war
mower abundant. aud legislation unN
necessary; but, the President having
determined upon Proc'aHaIloh' l
would have preferred to see now 1t
would work in the last few months OF
the old vear.to the first day Of the new.
fGreat applause. ] But, if the Procla
nation weakens rebellion and strengths
ems Governmental | hope and be-
Iieye it will ana for it and all It's
consequences, and any and every 9TH
or measure which W Ii c0nduce to that
end. The IN sututiOn has been over
worked. and can no longer form pollt-
ical CAPITAL on either side, Of which
politicians OF both shades will please
take notice. 1t is to pass away dua~
ing the present struggle, especially II
long continued, and as an element OF
mischief and disturbance, and as a Just
retribution to those who rave taken
I'D arms against the government ln-lts
name for vile political ends it has my
permisslon to start at the earliest mo-
ment posi- lie, and to make the exodus
a complete one. One such Gov, rn>
ment is worth all he Slavery that has
existed since Jos phi was sold INTO
Egypt. Cheers. II Rebellion wish
es To avoid these results, and to invoke
the Consti uriOn, letll acknO Wedge It's
supremacy, embrace the owe branch
extended by the President, and lay
down is a.m-, aud cioee It's work u
treason and murder The cry tha5re
leased contrabands are coming norm
is for political effect, and to secnrc
votes from alarmed laborers Whom
Slavery is no longer recognized Ia the
Southern states, the coIored race will
not struggle for the cold North t. com
pete with our laborers, but those now
with us will seek a more congenial
cline i'll the sunny South. where the
climate is more agreeable, and the la
Dor and productions better suited to
their wants, and tastes, and habits.
THE PoPEs OF REBELS FROM A NORTH
ERN HEAcE PARTY MUST BE CRUSHED.
1t is idle, my friends, to prosecute
this war against rebellion by halves.
1t is worse than idle to send our sons
to the field of blood and leave politi-
clans at home who are denouncing
Government, apologizing for rebellion,
aud are intoxicating, nc matter how
stealthily or covertiy, roWardly andzta>
tai propositions Of peace Rebellion
knows from spies and sympathizers
quite too near us, what is going on in
our midst as well as we do. 1t is
struggling on in the hope that this
peace party may gain the ascendancy,
wien 1t expects to be forgiven for its
treason, have murder washed from its
bloody hands, and be rewarded for it's
vlllainy by liberal propositions. This
party with is proposition ofpeace hav-
ing been exposed, abashed and inglori-
ously oyerthrown last year, has cover
ed It's framework this, with veneere
ing OF a different shBde, but quite too
fimsy to deceive a discerning and loy
al people. Like the cat in the fable, it
has whitewashed its coat, but the teeth
and claws are plainly discernabe.-
Laughter. Call back your sons, re-
peat, or crush the insidious monster at
home and the rebellion abroad togeth-
er. Rebellion has lost faith in expects
ed foreign recognition. Its miserable
sympathlzers in England lack courage
to come to time. Even Disraeli, who
O'Conuell said was regular llneal de-
seudant OF the hardened thief fails to
meetthe occaslOnas expected. Laughs
ter. Its hope now rests 10 the aid
and sympathy it can command in the
loyal States, to save it from the con-
dign punishment and ignobe end
which awaits.it, not looks than it to the
exploits of Stonewall Jackson Call
back your sons | say again, or crush
this political hope Of Rebellion at home
When this hideous monster sees us
united rs one man, in one common pu3-
pose to crush it, 1t will yield but III,
til then it viii struggle on, ike the
writings OF a veurmOuS serpent, TIL
extermlnated. Ii would long since
have yielded, but foy hope of PROPOSE
tons of peace from political quarters,
and terms OF accommodation ana ont
Tor seeing the Executive denounced Tor
unconstitutional acts, aud party MS
ing up opposing the war III effect ii not
III uame--ior Rebel leaders understand
the matter in ali its bearing.
Alas how many brave spirits have
been quenched toreve. because OF this
shameful, sinful dIvisiou-by reason OF
this miserable political ambition to rails
up a successful party at home to gain
office and spoiIs. But God will bring
It's actors to judgment Every house
holt has been bereaved.
There is no flock, however watched Or tended
But one dead lamb Is there,
There is no fresIde. howsue er defended
But has one vauan, chair
The air q full Of ferewells TO he diving,
And mourning Tor the dead:
The heart of Rachel for her children Cryis.r
WiIuol be uomlortcd
Our fair-hared boys periIed their
lives IN endeavorug to crush rebel
lion which gains hope, and tenacity,
and endurance, ami perseverance, in
its work Of conspiracy and treason and
holds on because it se"s peace war
party rising up steayhy and in disguise
among Us at homr. Their bones are
bleaching upon every battle field in the
Rebel States. Those who loved them
ask you where they are! You cannot
raise the dead, but in the name of
Heaven, call back the living that are
YET spared to us,or DIES roy at one blow