Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-07

TIE position which ou- government VIII
assume upon the slavery question il --se ID.
a speedy crushing out of-ae way l-r-r .s
the rebellion is beginning ~ 10 o-.--
The question is ASKED whether Pee -.l
Lincoln viii INSIST un1cc al ci-,lus .-s
upon carrying oct t-lv lie te.-- 81 .s
emancipation T-oclau-,i-l, II auy 5,-----r
in rebellion shall ask to be -lca-cl -s .--
longing TO the Union, -1- y.--- 81 c1-- .---
with no change made in Icg-ll - -.-..
wi;hin its limit VIII ll9 P-.ll11- .
this ? There ore not wanting --5sc WIZ ---
cusc President Lincoln al--a-y Of ia-- .-
70 yield 70 such an ap7-i-s,--l 3. i- .a -----,
nor again arc those wanting .y..l -s----3 ..a-
he oust, 80 ID 81. Tic a.-ae.-s l-- --u
pen OF a leading la~re, in o1o o. tie 5--
States presents an ,rt-a-v--v- ct --- r--
and tie rea--as oc It's r-o.5-- --.-1, --- ---
a close r,.a-i5u % the ea-.,.-1 30 v---- 49,
have ro1euel
Certainly, we ls~o r,i- rr,s-ls. -5 r,-,--
O. the proltas-.en ot jae w1- a-l llv ...- o.
ously G, c1ytl-ls has AapPsl-- 90 rr-el-. 81.
Termination. lLe S-uth has laer ----l..
to hold cut. a. spite q suffering ana ---l
faith ~ cotton t-ea 5y Bah n-- --- u
the Treat ANN then lT p sc---- - v---s
then hy the prospect a f.rligl 4,ergl---l -l ;
then 10y COpper1sl-isa- -- tl- ,-,,l --l -s
-.Hty4 s1--.
on the one s.is or the o.aer. Js pr,lsns ,l1 --..
in spite Of tl- most c1lt -l- --A a-- -.-- l. --
sal andl. l-t--A l- p d carl pc-,e, H.
tine, tie al-v---.--4- .5,- -'s-.- p-~,. c--.-.-.-
suppres-el, anil tl- l. s-r.-t q -1---- -..-
free, nrl s.-7c.y is p-oA.1..-l -a f-e 4e---....-
III all tine 20 -,-l- AID Ncs-cgE |i. MA bee
comes tll- State, AMI Missouri. -'s a----I
an Lml-c. gl-icl P--c., l-1 Lc--eAl, .-4
Maryland a-e having s--'es APPRAISED &c s----
thing Ike s q he'd, ~ l.cl .-,- ,4- Jus. .l-
TIN Clearly Won't pay aaI Aentu--y r..
Tennessee are L-1l5 -lt w--t = IS o. s.-l
.gl-cj over il- slaves q tho Gl-- o,'-5, g..
l--rs "a act d Niger ~ TIC ec g---', t--.-
% 7usalds oi black syI1--l= -l the -llr, 11
re 10. ltng terribly.
''S0w, when ihe LllsL MN has fought .-r
the country ala bel ped &c save IL, wlo l= 81 E
. send han 5-S1 IIt0 Sl4gcly B. -1 -5 5-.-. q
drive tim ou; Of the country, u-d-. Ito Il..-L-
Of colonizing him elsewhere!
Ian II y '-'u oS--- --4SsA s-~--A ~ ~-e ---
tle rsst woul have been unnec,-sssr ,l-- We
not have been se-t,. Il 3 reasonable 10 e. l---
They kept coming unE. lie SID P1ar-CI w--
brought 10 terms. Disasters vii be vis.tsl o.
us, and the war prOtglsJGd, Until tia South Is
brought 70 Gods t.r1a. N hat tLCss l-c, I ---
Ievs any fair-n;ndci human b..ug can ctl-
ily learn. The North WI. - tauga- ta-D and
WILL como e them, s0o.sr c- l-.-. Gud t---
the war VII bs brought &C n end, = ny cgl-
Ion. Hence I watch most 4nxiously the pros -cs-
Of moral sentiment in the North, AID j5yill
greet every indication Of moral progress N that
quarter. Of the sofenlng Of Pharaoh's heart. -
for the South, she TOO has her Lessons 70 .e-.r,
aud God knows they are be-ng taught Lc- T. q
most AIcibls aud e1estual mlaaer. have 10
fear but that she VII have Asg less5ns well
learned. By the tine the Nosth Is ready % 70
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