The New York herald., 1862-09-26


No',o, arns every patriotic heart, ing We psop's
goilous Pile foT which suner and hgh ana as
suring them he work Was be d.nranshiy done
as % eve sar country tree forever ts dan-e and ds
We addsi tha, when the proo sns,ses shoad become
WI ely k."vu as ,he aw u Vnnsrcs~ has net beenl
would ~ihdra~ the slaves she lebes, lesvng the
without abo srs, and eiv.ag betA aborers aad .
That the dIcuv v, OK by Generai isrser
AID other generals sy.se fron he fast that nal way
halfway measures ,nat they esrate ns,l! dsdeuses
a. they emoye. Ii h folly mercy y receive ana oil
the slaves Ix, should bo -s-ic ined ad ea, then,
socormg tqv ra1is doctr,,e, thai the, who most
work b Ase 10 labor and TO hght or ihsn liberty and
ous VAR such p lioy, the backs w,s'd be no IN.
cuy b a ~, ard their r.r In this respect
we sroaa follow tho ancient maxim. aid earn Of the
enemy What the rebels most fea IS what shoGid ba
M rompt 70 10, and what they INST ss lient
iron. The hot haste with which, he day OF the
present session OF 4ne rebel Congress bills ia
ced threatening terrible vengeasoe Il 40 used the
backs 10 The WAT.
ras pRAslDsErs kE oMDER-hA IwcoLs would nor LIKE
sR ST TIE siA,Es Win
admit tia. slavery 10 the root OF the rebeon 0r a.
least lis qua The ambition If po,t ,cia may
have istgaed them 10 act, but tDey wonh have been
ana oient without slavery as their instrument. viii
eesic that emancipation would help Earols
and coivHce them that We are melted by som III X
than ambition gran, further that II ~oaid help
somewhat at the North, though not so ch, tear
you aud th1se you represent imagine sun, a,di
40 al strength would bo added in that 10 sae war
And shen unquestsoIaDly would weaken tine r beis by
drawing OF es which is OF gre.t Import
but cosiid do much toth lae Ltac rs.
H.
y aia B. ~ he hand ~ As reis and indeed ,har lar wo
have not had arms enough to si'iip our white roops.
Mr. LINCOLN Has mars .oa TIE 5 hDER SLAVE IA ~
Niii mention another this though u meet en.y your
scorn anu contempt Tt7eare wv thotsa''d IaycneS N
Imam ar..es om me burser sdre saste 1,a1 e
a mGsT IT, ~ consequence VI irst.GM0d.on sMh
as yoa desirs, tsy aoad 90 10 te RIBS. | do M
think the, all Mod-noi 81 many indeed yer ago,
months ago-.o. SO many touay a. yesterday.
Eyc1y day Increase their Union iecR. They are also
getting air prire want beat the ieoels.
ie, M 50 hi q more-l ihlak YOU should aon,
II Il
tie ne iii the fact THAI coastu,i nal govern
ncnt is a, ST. ke lnis fundamen idea. going down
alb ~ ~ deep as al tiii,e.
A orHR ELY PROM rnE on.saAuos--A ooSyRRs ALTON.
We answered ,iat bvnS ..esh from tie peopie, We
were naturally mort hopeful tnnn h sell as " the Aeces
sit. aid pit DaOe elect o s Ca a prcci H. tns
value Of Bstisaii nal government IS Iaeed grand ea
Tor Which 10 ooAte i. b tie i'eo 40 Apnw ina ihins
ese taS u c~Dssitnnoaal e. .eihneht ~ danger b't
slavery th.t lhS .leFatoa tnat a.st cratic and dc
soo oenst among oer iree INSTITUTIONS Mac h iHson-
e'cy tiat mas rly wrouf ht ar rGin an ca4se1
II xOveiDncnt t" appear ,ainie bs.ofe The wo,id,
AMI, therefore, he penpe dem hi emancipation 10 pre-
serve ana lerptust ste c'lsiati nai government. oar
WON'T ih out "a s. deeper than ih,s AID 10 be
armed with 1. rsc- ponding wor
Mr fIsCrlS--l that ~ tho true ground OF dla-
culties
ElnaArloYT That prccaina llon oi general emancipa.
tloi, vie Liberty anu tb"h as .hc IaihHai wa'ci-
word. wound Io4se Tho teope and fa. lheki 10 us sup
p,ii beyond any thing yet wits essesa i,eamg a5e q
Conscience, sentiment ara nope lie nust remember,
.oJ, that present mani estaiisns are INDEX vi wat
wou.i then asa place. J. lie leaGe, Viii but tlsr
from ~ call ,ign IN esp With "a riuic aruor
NJ onc leil the power o. the r. ht MORA iron the
right n 20 leseop the ht>nt ire @nd nlhuaiasm .,
~. IN plS--l know 1t.
DELE AroA liza, goou sense ms:, d course, be eSer
cised IN uriihe, m a,d usina black as msii "a mhe
troops, to make tn III eceut, a. thst, ecar,ity
% least worthy of n.laty ~heinr ,
WISE III &C paton o thcai ~ Ire Agns q tbVee
To Ie seal Of The febe ion. he srIke the
aeaiie,t blow. lnat, "A os ifuI .iaon
c aton, Nc had feaI VI ssri ID EJuly from the de
tun u bol slats troops. laa uaNger greatly
dialD Shed, reSlcent nai admitted lit, the
1..cisos DC What they hRht, tn Increased slrit W
tle yor b wsgia repsce them two
acne, Il II crssary woad cuileshate The uss, tho
Whole ity .ons,nd T. JON Tie MY ia. ~ Gle has
gona Cost LOO much treasure blood 10
ali partiaI settlement. Let the Ii be
The same ae between Il csdom and slayefy aad between
rpelise lie betef.
IN Dfleln irieryiew a close, after hour OF
and iraik sssua Llcn Tho orcg.ig W a
specimen, Sir Lucnla rcnarked:,. 10 NJ; mt-inder.
stAGd nae, because have nienti ned .nese ections
They &c tie dincGes thai have thus lar prevented
my.a u "a ne such Wy 30 desne have not
decided against r ciaualion uf lib ity the saves.
oat hn the ma ter u der ddgsemit. and caa
you that The sb ect IS on my mni hy day aad night,
than any o.ter NnGeNer shall an be Go
wll Vii d.. t.ust that, in The freedom with which
have Cahvl-std your VIEWS, b-ye not III any respecl
fJurec ynnr etpRs.o
We ssurod Inn. that he had not, and expressed our
hops that IN hon.st enayors 10 express nj defend
convictions. pad been wanting tue respect tor
Clief Magistrate Bidding L.m farewell,
Dded him the gracious i3hce oi Gnd Dayin tiih
that II the memorial az d our sG,.ei nseycw had thrown
lie embng scales but 81 ge gram Of truth that
might aid te prep rdrr.ncs oi justice hculnity,
y .I.lssIon would moi prove ~ be ~ NAia.
MM. w. PATTON,
CBIcAGo, H.. Sept. 81, 1892 JOHN pEMp,TkR.