Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-08
emancipation.

IF-E u FarA$C1TNrE TIEE FHE~lDENr
The most patriotic enterprise iLa; cs8
en-a-- rhc attention of the America. %.
pie J., not the emancipation OF tour rz-
lion, of slaves from their masters. i,r. -,s
emancipation ~ ii.s President uf- til. Irf.
feJ ~igres frpl1 rha tllral,ilrn uI AboIf.-r
TRAITORS The freeing OF - larre a urr1-
Ter of helpless -lavcS. iIerrtot,,re drrrL
eut. and bringing them into conlp-i-,5l
with white labor. or throwing them ns7
the cold claims of he.l7rie~S world. ga-5
he az act Of titlIliicsl cruelty unparalleled
1t IL, therefor. postpone =, ,tFn-eTo-
an undertaking and turn our afteu.sr.t g,
the freeing OF the head of tn n:I.iCsl tre1a
- the pressure - which. he !1slS intrmf
the Nation, y le-ning 80 heavily upon
him.
-it the close OF the la~t session of Con-
@rcS-, the President informed the rn.ll-
hrr- rep-e~an anrin. the Border States fla-
the radicals were - psr~SiI.g him L. ado
their mode OF conducting huS;iiili,,s au.sl.,-;
iEe rrbcl~-' Their programme il.-n We,
a. moss-. arrS of wlule~ale conti~,-fri % and
emancipation. IL resisted .ies. ~ lr-
a. Ice could, but has. at length. giycu aar
before the fury which threatened h.a-
The Go.ernngS Of New England met
few weeks ago Ia Providence. and rssa-
we'd 10 furnish NJ more tTooi,> 10 1.ui daHH
the rebels unless a proclamation of eluaH-
clpatian WIS Immediately issued Ths
President h.->itatad. Gre-Iv a5.ra>-a8
him an iulpu,i,ut letter dgInan0Iin. such
an edici the President eyaded and h-.-
lated still The Abnlirion Conveutioa Of
Massachusetts. controlled by Charles >un
nar, laid a resolution sustaining the NJ
tiunal Administration upon -ha table: IL
New York Republicans held a Conyen-
ton on the 25.h OF last month and wg7a
prepared Ia follow ihe cour-. OF that pm
vIUusly held IN Massachusetts On H.
same iav the Cove nore met az Altoona,
and between their previous threats and
those Of the New York radicals. rhe Pee
idcnt was forced 10 Weld Ia their ll.s>u1e-
onc-iigird OF the New York Cgnven1iUa
Mas opposed To The radicals. but tLcr
moderate ooun-.-ls were lost amid The dn
ol The fanatics screams for the p-ocla1na-
ton - the radicals. bv that psr-i-tla-
cy characteristic of bi.ots having power
20 enforce or destroy. haze driven TIE
President from the conservative gTOun1
upon which he stood. and now he : En-
deavOrin" to n-Sist further Aboliiio7 eN-
actions. The radicals. having secured
their proclamation, now demand the d.
Inls~sal OF al obnoxious Generals Nc
Clellan l. especially hateful 10 Them, ana
his removal and that of Halleck l. ihe
next step IN the destructive programme
For nine months these destructive Pol-
ticians have been laboring and conSPir7ns
10 obtain control of the Executive Con
gressional cabals plotted and he'd 10 change
the policy of the Government and sup
plant our ablest officers They failed n
true, but since the adjournment Of Con
gress the President has granted nearly al
that he formerly resisted
SuPPosing that the people, the masses
who desire 10 see this was brought 70 .
speedy termination. return 10 Congress,
this fall, the very men who so hamPe7ea
the President and his Generals, what may
we expect Remember that the LOT
gress elected this fall viii be in power t"o
years after the expiration of the Prssanl
Congress. Their reelection VIII n q
endorsement of their previous oonou0-