, 1862-09-26

sho win be ahle to 1ght for Their own fee
dom.
[From the St. Louis Uuion.1
While He hail the dawn1ng jubilee OF free
dom with the fnllutts OF joy, We unite with
the American people in calling on the brother.
to conf tecrate The first Of The New Yer a. ::
day Of thanksgiving aud rejoicing Tor tbs
whole humsn Face.
Taking it for granted that our brave armies
VIII translate the presidents words into facts,
the nation viii be able to boast OF having per-
known to history.
From the Albany 6tstesman.l
Such are the provisions OF the presldcufs
proclamation, than which mora alomentous
ard Inportant document has probably not
been fss0ed by any chief magistrate since the
foundation Of our government, OF the justice
ard Necessity Of it's leading provisions there
abroad are likely to be greatly beneficial to
tie Union cause. It debaTs the possibility Of
OF foreign Intervention. It puts to rest the
egitatiop Of the elaSerS question which has
30 long distracted the North and par4yxed It's
eff'1ts to crath the REBELLION It gives the
psn,ed to unanimously. It will substantially
unite the loyal as the disloyal haze always
been united. It will give unity Of purpose 10
the ADMINISTRATION which has hitherto bean
wtaktDtd h5 facsloUs disst ntions. 1. will give
vitality TO the army snd navy, the officers Of
tat,. rscir duty relative to eubject always be-
fore then. and continually pressed upoa their
attention. It will contract the resources OF
the insurgents and destroy their last hope of
enccess~ It wilt strc' gtLen the army # the
Union End shove all set to flowing the par
The m ksrsG 0'ooa " '0e .osa r. masssS nsoe o.
lamatson ercrcaches not npon the rights and
1ibeIte: OF single loja1 citizen. 1t ID directed
ags!nst ttlitors al.na, and no punishment. eau
he too stVere for such parsicides. Let. then,
the lota people Of the North sustain tue gov
etf rs to restore the Union. and perpetuate
the blessings Of civil acd religious H5Gr.y On
tie american confident.
lFtcm the Detroit Advertiser
We Lave only time ard space to express our
satisfaction with The proclamation oi rfesi-
dent Lincoln, to be found in nuo:her column,
ard rr 1narhfuluets for IN oMciA prs .aul ~
tton OF that which Is SO LEAR to the Iear's of
tie people Not man In she republic need
be suil.rer By THE proclaim atiun OF tue presi-
dent, un!sss he chooses to remain rebel.
The government is ample for his protection.
lEIehs Ein to rrtrace his steps. It promises
him security undtr the flag Of the Union. But
# be Persists in his rebellion, huris its thun~
cerbults at lin. ItEued upon the very heels
Of tur It cent glorious victories, the govern
uent sbo~ 10 tie world that It has the power
tu enforce what it proclaIms. Thank God !
tic prstdcnr has incl ned his ear to the pop
n1ar voice, and speaks the peoples will.
lFrm the Buffalo Commercially
The notes Of victory are ringing in our ears,
and the warning OF an impending refrlbntion
to IFea. On blends hs7moDionsl5 WITH them.
President Lincoln has taken his position pou
the law Of nations, aud By careful wording
ct hin proclamation, has defined this act to be
military mel>ure, neceBsitlted and Justified
by military necessity. He casts loose from
al political cn7a21tlnents and ehuts the
l;f u1he t.f I'll partisan cAvil1rrs, by taking q
s'cp IN advance Of the constitution, and draw
iug The sword to defend it.
H. attack oil rebellion; he makes wa,
uIon No institutions. and no political social
rights. H* Presents o treason the alternative
ol suEirissitn uF punishment, not by the law,
brt BY the s~ord.
lFfom tie n. 7. Tribnne1
| :. We g!cdll publish tie following letter, be
| ticy:r : shat, IN It's hearty response to tht
! proclamation Of tic president, it speaks tht
| s:r'in chts of Thousands Of loyal Democrat:
with whom is author has hitherto acted:
| II the Editor Of the n + TrIbune-s1R:
] &C: 4 blrss =, abraham L1coln'"-ztt3HasE Ed
Amen. with an ny heart. rand let all the peo
pie ~ Amen Willie humanity and religion tax.
| Up the 1uEocat1on and join ia the =uppica1ef e
|
tnr and fearless denunctation Of the 1nonztrou'
ss1o1,g which has tapped The Eita1ity and rr.ue
ths ration. slavery. .s dad and tne: 1epnblt
| pies Of Gods eternal jaslice. The footballs O
| ;ltyaIcjrg freedum throw their forward echpe
ulcn the gladdcned ears Of Liberty loving men
~ tCon The 1mptnte Ct h=r mighty tread Hi1l b,
c1fc1rLah!e over aud upon the psuatf1te aud nor
| tel remains OF the haugh.y hut doune1 Flaw
] lx.Eer, The American republic h:nrefort T. fire.
| il. faet and In na1ne. t'God hlees Abraham Lin
| coin -
| Yours for liberty, RICHARD BusrEED.
New York, Sepr. IS. 1862
lFrt nj the St Louis Dsmocrat.J
All true men may now rejoice with grea
joy. Atl.st our government has adopted
policy-a policy Of Figor and Of right True
the mere words Of proclamation do no
tn'orte II. It requires men and action. Bu
.uCh words rs the president has uttered, vii
command the men and inspire the actior
We may 1o0k ior the war for the Un1o
soT TO he prosecuted with ten fold gigol
The ra1iOn klo~e now exactly whit We al
fighting for. Our courtryulcn cau 10 loage
feel that they are pouring out their b1ooi
AID the blood OF brothers and sons, fe
DausAt- When peace Is conquered, no =
will be a permanent peace. When the Unfo
is aGain r. stored, 1t will be q Unfon to Ia!
fcrvtr. Our prtstcent has covered hIulse
will, glory. He has done the brAy.st thin
II the age. Fear not that the loyal hearts
AmcricA will tail to rally arouad him, ~
| fy rht fr dEc6S make oppd hfS WnrAt