Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-03

"a
say that they are htng for the Constitution and laws
some for the Integrity ofhe Union some for the free
navigation OF the Mississippi river while others are
IsImuiaes by the hope of plumber and the promise OF
snug lil3 Southern home after the shall have cen
eludsd. But notwithstanding all these snecious pre-
texts, inclined believe that the great ruling
canse 81 the war upon the Souh-that which gives it
vitality ard stTengtb-wl be found embedded in the
following manifesto OF Jim Lane, delivered in the city
OF Ne" 1ork Ii IS the emancipation of the negro and
the consequent desolation of Southern homes Read
what Lane, representative OF the war party of the
| n ORTIZ, says OF the real purposes OF the war;
Ii there is anything that TO Is disgrace
ul than all others to manhood, womanhood and child
hood is the Northern reverence for the institution of
slavery Applause / DO not forget the place and
the people to whom speak. Had the people of New
York year ago declared te the government or to the
President we instruct yCu to issue proclamation to
the slave States saying You must, within thirty
days lay down your arms or will free ali your slaves"
that proclamation would have been issued and the war
ended year ago.
Why has this war been so long kept up? That it
might preserve the institution of slavery that Inaugural
ted it. II commenced in the fall of 1855 on the !aiDs
OF Kansas How did we Kansas?
A Eacd'ui Of men, weak and feeble with q few
Shapes rfes did it. We said to slavery, You have
brought this trouble upon and you shall to
list IN Kansas = also said to those whose shackes
were stricken eff, take Shapes rife and fight with
u.s..
! This war has been dreadful calamity upon u.s. and I
don't want my children TO suffer from such war; II
We rnit vestige of slavery TO remain within the
BOUNDARIES Of the Union, we civil upon
our children. 60 with to the State of Delaware
There twelve hundre! slaves in Delaware is she
being free State than if she had one hun
drd thousand Look her Bayard and Salisbury
have nothing to say about them, except that they
would nix thousand Unions like this rather than peril
tkeir institution and their political party.
In Western Virginia the people voted ten to one ia
favor of emancipation. The framed constitution, and
yet they dare not embody resolution in favor of eman
cipation, however gradual. Why? They afraid
How about North Carolina? I am not believer in
special Providence but do believe it would have beer
well it, after Stanly had put his hand to that order the
earth had opened and he had been sent-down.-
Laughter L00d at it in all It's defcrmity. Pres
dent appoints G0VernUr-a President who has recent
y declared that slave within the lines shall be
sent back to slavery and this Governor declares that
he compelled by the laws of slavery to issue order
SO repulsive to every sentiment Of humanity
suppose there is no who will deny that slavery
is in direct conflict with the civilization of the age
Emancipation is a necessity. You may as well
come square to it, because the slaves have suued free
DOM aud they worthless after that slaves 1t may
have occurred to you while l am speaking to say
| :" What will you do with 'em?" 1t is upon u.s. the
emancipation Of every slave upon u.s. and we must not
blink.
, have aided $500 slaves to emigrate this year
laughter, and it has not been very good year for
negroes either. Laughter | am not quite anx-
DIS W SeI Tue SrOeS CUT OF oOutn
would like to South Carolina forever dedicated to
2 that Applause I'll guarantee there would be
secession in South Carolina If that was So
Rene ed laughter. Educate them where they are
But, say you, how about CottOl?" New York is
the great metropolis Of the country ard believe there
are measures now before the Congress of the nation
which will make New York the metropolis OF the world
and hope the Pacfc railroad will be passed. thus
connecting the East and the West, and etctng that
! suit Yon won't get cotton? lfyou want to increase
hold h7c
, DO you say how break it down? Why if those men
don't want to stay ana work with free labor let them
come away aud make room for Northern men, who
; know how to make money out Of free labor. Ap-
t plause.
The army of the rebellion will be scattered n few
! We ks, but they will exist in guerilla bands. In Mis-
souri, there has been organized Amy for three months
yet that State has and Is su4rng more than ever from
guerilas. How long and how much did it take to de-
stroy the handful Of Semnoes scattered in the gades
D OF Florida Years and millions of dollars
Well, ii will exist, and how will you meet il pro-
pose to meet it by setting the slaves Of those men
It tree, and setting item to hunt them out. Applause
= When get these gueria8 cleared out by the use Of
the slaves would like to every traitor who has to
die, de By the hand Of has SLoUe. Let the slave
whom be has oppressed do tie JOB A traitor to the
best government the earth would fad fault with the
hand that strikes him dead He ought to be thankful
: that he's permitted to die Laughter. The tories o.
g the revolution lived life OF hell and how much worst
will be the condition of those who permitted to live
e after their traitorous doings A Northern traitor
The miserable slave of savery-its vocation. On,
! wish that forgiven for the crime OF having once
in my heart roverenCed the institution Of slavery
N Applause TIE devotee of slavery is human Fl End
There is no crime he viii not commit for slavery Why
a thousand OF these fellows would march over intt
y Kansas and if they killed unarmed pioneer,
daeOceles5 woman, little child, they claimed grea
u, L victory. Laughter How would you like to SCI
- South Carolina come into the Union with the same
= status she had before? Who would Ike to see S0utl
. Caroline c2me into the Union she went out of ii a?
:, have vote to cast that subject in behalf Q
Kansas and when he who speaks to you casts vote il
favor OF that he will never again face the gallant peopL
10 of Kansas. Applause And first, then we viii
emancipae the slayes-tne slaves OF rebels if you sa
IS for you where you please, for know
"a it will result in the freeing of every slave in every State
a L tried that in Missouri. Laughter 1 said to m.
s. officers and the slaves Of traitors confsca
TO ted" issued no proclamation. Laughter.
OF got to a certain point in Missouri one day with th
r Kansas brigade. That night the negroes all came int
Te camp, and the next day all came away together.
er had time to discuss legality with the masters be
e eve Congress will pass that law, and all you have
do is to petition the President-brave honest old 40
aud he's right anxious to do it, Applause. l be
of eve, always SHALL that the he modified th
Ii PROCLAMATION of gallant Fremont Tremendous ap
u pausC and that OF Hunter applause was tina
he wants to do it himself He wants to write the slave
to free in bis own bomely style. Applause You'v
ne got an institution 10 this cty-what do you call it ??
g A voice" Herald" Herald" Ne that amt what
N mean place where they sell stocks and when TIL
al President believes that be emancipae the slave
without seriously affecting the price OF United State
,r stocks he'll do it. Why, The longer carry thi
Il, war, apparently, the more money we've got. haV
ut always believed that hand stronger than pro
r. tecting this country, and will not believe that He vii
49,