, 1863-10-30

1tlG ANN UA O4 LILO O1EAk A4<N~AAFAAs /
Those who suppose the alaveholdera' re-
bc1lion is war waged simply against the
Af; ;ean, and to e1terd the area Of negro ela-
rery, we're never more mistaken. They lose
sight of the great object which uudcrlies this
whole thing; this most stupeadous attempt
Of the sges to set back the index upon the
great dial-p1ate cf the worlds civilization.
The rebellion aims a! more. It deals Its
blows at the ayocatior Of the honest ia5orsr,
ard is crusade against those who cat theis
bread 1iterau5 In the sweat of their faces
who eubtiEt By honest toll; to accomplish
this wicked purpose It must wrap the COM
mon mind In the dark pail of ignorance,
which can be done only by striking down all !
popular education. In support Of these
propositions ne make the following extracts
from Southern men and Southern papers,:
In every Civilized country under the sun,
some there NUT be who labor for their daily |
bread-men Who tend the herds anc dig the |
toil-who hare no real or personal capital Of
their Own, and who earn tae1r daily bread By
tie sweat Of their brow. ] hare Is sincere
Who Ives amorg them. Bit ak gentlemen
to Fay, whether th. = believe that those who
depend on their daily 1ebor for their daily
subsistence, cen, or do, erer enter Into pa.
Ii,icA affairs? They never do. never will,
Lever csu.-R Halsins L<tgh, Pa. 1899.
He who works during the day with his
handr, Goes not read In the intervals Of lels.
ure, tor bis amusement or the improvement
M ecsrcely to need the being provided for.
Chaaauor Harper, y. e.
Domestic slave4y, instead Of being an evn, IS
TEE CORNER STONE OF oCR REPUBLICAN ED1-
f1cE.-Goy. -McDHree, s. G.
TT 1ahorers eyer oht,fr tha noJ,tsc,1 nourer
~ = ronntrv Il r. IN fact in state n RYAN.
| tion-Gou, hckc4,s, S. G,
~. sart,, .n.,n.s,,s +h.+ .1,rar- IT, ,,,,4
.tasa1 ne"aesarr an5 aaas ~ - a atg1ti
nnon i3jdererce Of complerion. The Iavs Of
the klaye Siates justify the holding Of ,eAite
mt" in bondage-4Rteh'ao''d 1fanataeT.
Slavery Is the normal condition Of the Ia
P9ing ,a.s EAT 1t,a'; "ne'1e1 WHITE oA BLACK
""r' .,,.. -
we nave got 10 4auAs everything Win the
EIenA JTte-1iom nee negroes DOVE and up,
!n5onga me "nole cala4ogue OF aoom1n s'1ons,
o.tmsgoS . psd1es, ,ss, aGsts, phaosoph.es: laosu.
clem ano loilles-1fee 1arms, Tree labor, Tree
VII, L1ee thlnk1hg, Tree love, Tree wives, ffee
chlofsn ana Jrte seAcon, al belonging TO the
e. esme 1s etoga 81 oathnnp1e lsme, Whose motaet
Rnr M f1,e worsf If nj these abo,nin,t,ons-
btcause, when once installed, it becomes the
hot-eea p'opagatoF q au-1s ne modern sys-
fem ra,ue ,hs % Schools are i've aui, M bscansc n,s
there ought to be no mob ROAD to lcaralng,-
[1tichtao'td Examiner.
.,7, tfee socaety -! we sleken at the name
mech,n;c, fi,tI,v o1ersfives sms11-Ss,s ~ ~:
mere, and moon-etrueE theorists? All the
Northern and especially the New England
statees a19 oeso1o r q eoc.etSrntted OF well
meets With. Is that Of rnechanics str1,cr'ine e
owr d2ndcsr md Tat Ebn ~ h,rd,r ~ a. e.
association With : Southern gcntieman'e body
servant>-[I Iusiegte (-ila.) Herald
We close With q recent Infamous and bias
rhemous ext1act from the Richmond E10mf-
7'eT, the personal organ Of Jef. Davis. That
paper Of HAY 18Th saao:
The ESTABLISHMENT or TIE coSFEDERAcr
Is, VERIFY, DISTINCT REACTION AGAINST TIE
WHOLE MISTAKEN CIVILIZATION OF TIE AGE
And this Is the true re.son why ne have been
left without the sympathy Of the n.tlous un.
eharn e1ga ~ onr sun1d Fo1 T,1nruTT
| 5naIp enge VI ont On en9.a. Eon 1.sEaIa .1s s.I
E2rA1, e,71,e1,1rIrm I, W. nAsE s[aann1Ea
~1o~ .Sn Enrrp,sTrT -'|>
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suen os'pg .,.a .ns aauaas u % LIS ,euenon es1
,,h,,s e+.,,o,1a of IN sortha-,, 'd,.r,fa,,s,t
"uo.e "a. Atss.o ~ ~. ...s.. .s =. ..Naes
! ard traitors, Who 50 stnp1d as to require arg
| rnoent n satisfy hin, that 10 srmnathtze will
- sN01.' A> ~1S ~ - =,
the rebellion, 10 apolog1ze 'of 1hose engaged
In 1t, or to Withhold sympathy from the Cor
ernrnent In It's efforts TO crush it out and Il
~ - ~. ~ So. y y
aphola 1ts OVID autnof1k5' ID ooln'ns "oto
| less than to war against the laoor1ng man
| and to strike hands with those who would re
a.oa t,,, A., ths 1ara, nj tba ncor, .7ovat
ouce 11na W .ne 4o'e4 y. t4e 0e',AS '1A'e'
i An Election In LfbbV Ff1X0ns
| -. 49, n.,.,.h,.- T.I.,,.~a data
4e1let ~ tne t1a'tAaouts 4e@3'"F''s oa.e
| ~ 81 1.,4 H. IL fA.r
| 1or 0oselnoF ne4o toe1e ~ tAo P1Aooaeto AAo1
PENNSYLVANIA in The Libby Prison The 1ette
concludes as follows:
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