New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-30

Of the Prcesm,on-tob be made effective months amer
date Mu,engs vent through the armies Opposition wss
stay F.ndents koev to ,aep biz spns cculran and
to prepare the way for the fsvorb reception aud psc
fer along that negro troops rather popular w be
srmyhA the negro 10 epeonlsged 20 and 20 help
peoudT rk, but be not YET to SAB, be
ty on The same footing al the eten, snd undsr we
good estusu psoe and exchange when e,pnrsd .. eE.
tend TO- and enjoyed by ell Others who i't ne nv, ~
piomeSp 30 matte to what srsd. ,r ,oiery co1dee n
the field think Cd the way even 10 W mo ts'
.he arrive at that behavior toward we nse,o .ns
only issts much longer has 'Iesdy i"a-!
"csn.iny, have made rrSne" BY I'.on Of the Pc
happened TO prevent It's termination he South hss teen
encouraged 70 hold ou In spite OF suffering and o,s by faith
IN co,,on then by bull Rpn then by DE ttt sfet then
,eres Of victories then by The prospect 81 foreign ine-
then by Copperhesoi-m IN 10 North and west
The North hes been hnssi-d, notwithstanding its vat
proportions sud immense Efforts In tLonssnd wsytby
PORTING cenrTom'ns-by the comp9a' Of the Csbins
OF odds with itself ana anos destitute o. mortl mach nod
Hseok slow oyercsDtoes, never ca inc ANYTHING always
day too air-sno by sctort oppo.toh 20 The Admia'
tcn nov, assuming of Ioious opposi1ou to tie
Couscfption act Ai~sy ssmethne on the enc side OF the
other 10 pTooug tie IN spite Of the uost confident and
ell but universal .nticip'tlos oil al e.y peso In tue
mean sine the ssveiIsde gets e petty eneciusly sup.
pressed, and the District Of Columbia IL made nee, and
Slavery IL prohibited IN the Territories oi all time 10
aud Western Ni,niS becomes Free state and Mi'so.ii
Las Idopce EmtucT pocy ard Delaware and Ma
ri-nd Lawns slaves appraised Of somrhgs xe 81 a
he'd which the nstituticn clearly voi't and
KENTUCKY aud Tennessee DOins what II IS TO stand
guard the slaves of tie Cuh S,a-s and n-r, l. not
in the woodIie there thousands OF black sol
dels IN the army. who aro lighting terribly.
Now when the bck has fought FOR the county and
helped to savs Who going 10 send him Usek Into ssysry
Lo goir drive him out Of the county, under the Ee
text OF ooiou.zinE mn eisewheTel
Had Pharaoh by plague I'll rest would
have been uureceslsry ard would uot htve been sent
able tuIpoe Thcy kept coming uut the aid
Pharaoh hToug Lt DisssoTs ia he visited
G AID the IOtFacted. until tho North 10 bTor hit
Gods terms. hat these believe any fe9ndlt hl.
being easily The North will be ssgh them
aud will TO them sooner lsie and then the var Will
be boushl 10 al eud IN ny opinion Hence wa.oh most
gxousy tie JGosisss q moral scDsn y tie North aud
joyfuy indication OF moral In tst
Of tie fOsounE Of Phuao- heart ~ iJI the SoatL he
too he, her lessons 70 lea and GOD tnoe h,y beng
fought beE most iori5e gnc euScinEi amer. Lave
but he viii have h,r wei enLcS by tEe
time the North j. ready to rseite
Our havo been ooorsiteTabl- bot by
means decisive tCJ0ce over thsn exceedingly, but 10
emit self to consider them the beginning the eni
st LOOK for evefs-s fr awesfy protection Of the tort
be Pernsrs foreign intervention and Tor gu war AZ
vet to IL Necessary to bIng ne 10 GODS tefus ihey
wli comet inay be ll.g1e the last and eLLi.cleot
Gods result must hc reached stand out sim snd .hsf
na-y III! Winning battles IL not what He Asks CT u,
and ct, Therefore, indication 81 liz Returning evcr
lie bids ms, think JUST LET THr oPrrhssLD 20
Let " do His Diddifg ana de yeeaef cca,e We
thus have, wore, tie aur.on Of tie undsI
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