Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-01
against. the Government. Il this WHY syou


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against the Government. Il tbis whv svou
propose 10 cleo, him Governor, because he
will J, ali In his mower ia stop Tho war;
you wan, Tho war sto,,,ed do vou2 What
!, ,ho u;.,,, co., draw b ,o,, n,;nas ot ,h,
So. p's'u'o you oa" 'o'ou, '"'''u' " '"0
lcondition oil things In case the war stops
short Of restoration Of the Union2 Per
lbaps.vou tbinL Won x;r have n restorntion.
h,o,.,h ",....., ..r 80, - ~, A..
p'.ve ~ -"y p,,o.'
-::-that you VIII nave the Union againf lou
that are news readers can never deceive
rourseIves bv snv snch -delusion. Do Won
arar oa,T,o noo.,ho aa,,...-
e'e' ''S' W you, 'e,"'"'O'a"'e '"o "'0'''"
tiops OF all the ieAding men ana newspapers
in the South2 Do you recollect that JEFF
Davis told the people of Richmond, after
RI r.,nr, tron Vii s,,,rv lac, winter ,b.,
80 -
ne wouid rather iavor . uhion WIN nyenas
than with the Northern people againY Do
you recollect that Toombs wrote these words
The other d.v.
81 o., onno,;-o of M s.,row;,v % ,,b;c,
ny country could he reduced, 10 which l
would, for single moment. entertain any
proposition Tor any union with the North
." any ,e',"' "aH,e'. u.,. =.
i"' i'''o'n0"o ""'s " '"' -" " '""e
'as' uec'areu az 'oi'o"s,
I h,,, Joeue,',u ,roS,s. se' ,or,ns "." ~ nsoce
viii have nothing more to demand than
+ they would have proposed before the fall
. OF SUMTER except indemnlhcatlon ior tnose
omraees eo.n,.ita n,;t; ~ sns e"e''y asa"'
",fbe acknowledgements Of the irplepeud
! ence OF every Srate in tho Cosfedetncy, ant
G lthe, free choice OF me people q Marylaapt
20 ae.s.,nn,e WILT" .sa;,.d I s,n,"s v Iii for" @
!. Tho f,rst conditions. Kentucky and Mis-
Isouri are already members Of the Confed
+ erocy, and, upon the hypothesis OF Oon
i .euera,c Success n'uL. sehs ths onl ds,er
u mine o.berw;sc With their future destin,
the United States can have nothing what
: ever to do, and VIII not be permittri 70 ex
efclse any authority or exert uny i""ue"e
'p." '"0 p IN o,u.
q nv" '" ~ !. m.
Do"oera.s' 'nrs suu' p'"''o''" :" I'm
l. manner as 1t IS the Southern programme
!. You want peace now, and what will follo'
N I;t-viz. eternal separasion.-do vol? p
Wh., .ooa .;n ,ha, do ror mors N,
:. your loyal neighbors? One event illhaI
,. pen to you all. The ruin that will com
: ,,or- s,o,. ,r;,,to,l rnon vou in com
y 'po" you' o'"'' ""r ,a', 'por wv " w.
l. mon win your hciehVofS' ~ !" ueiuu
N fhatIpAHs IA
d against your BLACK Republican fellow
,r c;t;zens bv elsct;ng Va,and;cbam. L. wi
Ill, .. ,,, ,a ,,or
70 ''''"s' ."a' "'' 'o'' w" ""~ wv
o. children very dear.
|, But you say, This is an abolition war.
Those ot vou who cea3 know better TIM
of that. The charge is a wiekcd lie. got II
H. TO entrap Ignorant partisans into support
y, such efforts n, ypu are now making again
10 the country. The dec4ar ations of the thr,
ID Rebel Commissioners who were sent to E.
,e rome at Tia. outset of the war give the |
n to such assertions. Here is an extract fro
. their Joint letter to the London Times;
y, 1T was from no fear that the slave wou
= be liberated tha, secession took place. tt
us ve'y party IN power has proposed TO qua
"uI s"",h ssae,y nu hUt aut',s, ~ @ sha T lI,;n, "
" Mr Lincolu's Message proposes no iTeedo
ID to the slave, hu. apsensees sutjection
Il. the owner TO 'ka viii OF the'Dnlon in otil
"f % Rni n Hv" ,"e hath hr,,chas % Of % he IA Gon~rs @
es a, Washington passed resolutions that Il
I'd war is only wagcd to uphold that (pr
ILln tn nt.ln
p laws (many OF them pIn-slayyery,) and o.
mt OF = vptes h ~ @ ,ne aowG, M noass' ~" & ,mes
of % H't one vore M ' w " '
[Sisnedl "WM. L. YANoEY,
,st "P A. Rosr,
he a. DopLkf MANN
"a we have written at much greater 'eng
ng concerning the ONO canvass than we
pecied to when We began this article. b
a. tho great Importance Of the result of 4
~, o. vote IN be cnst in that State ON next tn,
" dau ,wo wooLs ,nvo. 10 A, .vorv,h;
."' WV "'"'' 10 " w
re- IN our power 10 make our iarge cireu'ati
us- al hae ,,u.,fnl 10 IIntnn III