The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-24
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rrpclapation of free
ndetf with mhihh onr .ilfnstrions aud far4see-
ing President greeted the advent of tho new
year: "Thel0ydAh idh u eqdallysheipless with
sthe disloyal, in Tact, moro so for the rebel
otfkes bis slaves South or hires them % HE
sany in which h. himself serves, While The
s. tes-ofsenrleyd penofseite sour seamp sbc4s
yehd reclamation; Under this process Ithe
rsbaI holds his gAyss b eaffyfnEk them into
q aHstfslsfhRl9oa Tgbdecfsred free, While
the law-atiding citizen loses his, By retaining
= fhfmfin o 8tatessMhere 4~it,1iseAwful to hold
chem kazA 3 isisfw u ,nthe loyalty and good
conduct OF these meA avail them 1fothin[eoi5di
5fSsnt9a eIeYating effects Of this
ssstem.Sapaa orr arm and the negroes, Cen
Brayman shocks OBI sensihiities by the-.use,
seesaeh5adgusseoas aihssHtTheir expense to
AfeE9fefhmeht h. ehsrmous.si Il feqairesgeoil
djef$1oE1Afd anms5sThe sicken apds die IN
SoTds aaa,4thy !ssssflis, They become de-,
kaEadsshdaeuRFsiizedi4gT They debase5 and. deuI
moralize the army. -bHs7t bsBasi
Sc tNzs,is ti1bneetleresoiutieus you will adopt
H~5ha5afembhis rEeetinRet there aashoulde b all.
HeaFf fepHpsfeenispffinSar Gsn j In for the
psfiaelRnERtgasa ipsulipg tor four fellow.
citizens or African descent and so justly caEl
UdIafElftofheenseh he sl~ave.owzers ffTchnes-
Sss y Hpys e sse9D0asHs' ts' Pss e lG'1 M
&solEhy, .sis this License sof, Jspeeeh must, be
suppressed What right have men sarho do
ns1isaBeord the present wise and1and efficient
xdElh5stfhfibn TO ctfticise its policy or the
e-QnseogsRces Of it. Within ytbe, past few days,
4sfaYfs hHrd persons IN this cityfrin this cap
itaI5 which bears the sacred name Of lWashing-a
ton, andfrliich flor the present Is the home Of
oar iRosti6dy Chief IMagistratcNdfzw sem
ngfyifTai6ds distifnhctiohs between the fate
Of jesse I: Bright of Indiana, and that of
John NJ. Bolts; ofaYirginia. How my blood
sstcftgd with Ipiaus indignation" when, a few
d{ssa ko,I heard d certain individual Of the
stlaisktcst sect Of copperhcads discoursing
tta1s: asJesse d. Brigh., of Indiana, was ex-
pSladarom Che Senate of the United States
last year, charged with Reasonable practices.
HetRenaoR1ed aafarm and negroas In. Ken
fackX, abd SS3i9 Owns them. He accepted the
D sly sFreSidsA in the SC. calIed cunfscation
Inv which passed. Cong . slast July lie Isl
new prcpsiGng te accompany his family on a
trip Wi pfeasarea 10 Europe, leaving his large
propst4i sa4in Indiana and his slaves in Ken4l
fdckyY hhndef the protection of the law. John
or
Confederate prison, where he was incarcera
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la Nj Bots demanded that They sbegsurrl
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