, 1863-12-17
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CkAMAI10N.
The Presidents Proclamation grants
full parlon to nil rebels in arms below til
-. rank Of Brigadicr General in the army o
Captain in the navy, upon condition tina
they shall subscribe to IN oath to faithfully
support tthc Constitution ofthe United State
and the Union, all acts Of Congress passot
subsequent to the initiation of the rebel
lion, and all proclamahons which tl'
President shall utter during its existence
No one will find fault with this magnani
nous oftr, as far as residents Of the South
ern States, or rebels actually in the field
arc concerned. Il is an olive branch under
which, we have no doubt, thousands of the
dcluded Southern people will seek shelter,
to avoid the consequence Of their folly and
the hnlters which they SO richly merit
II is concession not single man OF them
lad any right to expect, and q cheap saliva
ton, which ought to elicit. from them a
lifelong ascription Of gratitude and praise
to the foIbearance and long-sudering ofthe
President and the loyal people Of the
United States.
But the provisions Of this pardon are SO
sweeping, that there is danger of an unfair
application Of them, and one which will
result in great peril 10 the Union cause.
Sooner or later, grave question must arise
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long o!a INC paroieo prisoners at Vlcts-
puEg observe their obligationss Before
1he feoera! army was fairly within the
WORKS, Sherman was shooting the wretch
c. al jackson for taking up arms against
him: At Chickanlauga and Chattanooga,
more Of them were found. That Is the ex-
1,nt of their reoand FIR o11;ca+;ore "A
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