Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-01

NOlhe wounded, some detached on service
in places where there is no fighting to b,
done, and others in The hospitals
see that they keep up the negro ques
ton in the North and talk of breakinl
the rebellion by freeing the slaves. i
is one thing to talk and another to act -
How are they going 10 free the slaves be
fore tho army reaches them Wherever
the army has gone the negroes have ran
away but we cannot reach the slaves i'm
the far South. Mcclellan tried to make
them work at Harrison Landing hut
they complained bitterly that they had to
work IN the heat OF the day, and say the
ankles are harder masters than the one:
they left. Besides the course OF our gov.
eminent in agItating acts OF conhscation
uUd emancipation, only gives something
TO nerve the enemy to iightagainst. While
oar men are marched from place to place
without even being told where they are
5oiug-tighting without any knowledge OF
what they are fighting for-at times bare.
loot and half starveu-the enemy are fight.
ing for their homes and Their families
they say that we wisL to take their prop
erty and hang their leading men, and
! they fight desperately. If our men could
be encouraged and stimulated to action
ike the Southern men, the armies Of the
world could not defeat US: but our men
are discouraged they begin Ia ask them.
seiYes what they are lighting for, ana can
ind no solution, except from some North,
eln paper thpt the. object is to free the ne
gre. The army Is opposed to this and
would ike TO see the negro question stops
ped, and unless it Is sp eedlly done we
must console ourselves with the thoughts.
that tho country has been ruined and
made bankrupt through the iInpecility Of
OF our people
While IL Washington few days AGO |
heard it remarked chat the Union was
dissolved, and that the contest now WAS
only question OF boundary. II such is
the case, the sooner we end it, the further
our line will extend South. When left
home l thought my services were needed
IN restoring the Union and putting down
a rebellion amOngs o few political aspIr
rants; out have gwen up all hope OF
restoration, and now look forward TO a
CesGuon OF hOstiljties and a compromise.
by an Acknowledgements Of the Southern
LOnicderacy. / am sorry to admit this
yet ! cannot see how it can be otherwise,
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