Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-08
ASHTABUAs O., SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 5, 1863

4 lie may be goaded TO hasty deeds of vio
lence, and blood; he will rarely plot an in
surrecuono But Of the favored, rpetted
full fed, lightly tasked bopdman, who car
read and has leisure for thought and soca
| i9tercourse-who has nothing to desire bu,
i Eibcrty-let his mast6t bewar6lo m0f this
\ class were Denmark yesey and NEARLY ali
his fellow censpirai ors. 10 yi7aq bs1ui
The intense wteaaness Of slayehollinp has
never 6eeu7more forcibly exhibited than in
4 Mrs. hemble's Jonrnal. ID Here is a plqnter
better than the ayerager-a man, Of ample
culture, high social preteDsions, and obhn.
i dant wealth aside from bis uegroes--who
heaps up wealth by driving women to delye
in bis cotton and rice fields three weeks
raffer child dbiftb; by exacthhg Of them full
daily tasks OF hoeing while nursing their
babes, to swell his property; and by stern,
ly ordering his own wife not to speak 10
| him in their behalf, for he was resolved to
hear no more of their grumbling nd
herein he was clearly right if resolved to
3, remain q STAKEHOLDER. To listen to such
complaints, yet not redress them, would
only waste lis time and sour his temper
TO redress them would render his slaves a
bill of expense touhim; ohe had practically
no choice butto leave things as they were
or turn Abolitonist. lie choseto remain
10 sIaveholder and a Democrat, yal7s.u bl
,h VI & tne u"p'tefaoie ,t.l Sos'ae aegFaaalion OF
| without solemnity or sanction: their f Gi1bv
hutS, wherein the children are rarely born
or nnulrsed; their families, wherein the pa
! rents nave no authority and HIT lie respect;
vi u soc'ul H'a'e wherein g'ris utterly un,
intellectual c,lure"isr s'n, IN "tv" 'I
ton fields with men and beys,ot Ten venrs
! old, ,and wherein each acquires ,considera-
Lion aud gent leri treallmfnen on becoming a
lnolhers WnSs55psr WIN of wlItlh9bpnt on Q mock
nt5,to src ~ ] sSs sut at srase ,,sn2a %3ala'' VI
there beye been few more foteible c,bcdo.
liohs than nre contained in This small
Voiome. May II oe- everywhere dihused,
I'M W." w., .u'hS SUN aceP 'n'o 'ue
.-',, =, - - - ''-'|
Some Things About the e5Nw New York Riots.
!, 1t seems to US, important that some
things should be,especially considered ia
relationto the recent terrible riots in N cw
York, and forawhicb, in whole ortfne BART.
there -ore SO m many fapoIogists. S5hfs pre-,
cedeut facts should be borne III Mid 10 ora
der 10 correctly weigh aud apply those con.
pecled with tue riots, themselves. The ri
OTIS were osiens;hIv i, o,noy;,;o, 10 tho,
o'o rnplel oslehsloiy IA foppoSlllOli va tne
draft .,.,.. '-, '', -. wv, ''''A 10
ban Now, whatever may, be the, hardshins of
the draft, whatever may be the qsevereties
on ine qualities of the Conscripion IA Ct il.
SELF there are no greater sacrifices reduir.. =
cd Of drafted men, than have been yolubtu.
rly made by thousands and tens of thous-
auds Of volunteers. The draft could not
find case, where it would cost the drafted
man more, leave his family in more help.
less condition., Or impose o more heavy load
upon him, than some volunteer had youn.
tarily assumed in order TO save his coun
try and put down rebellion. Then, ought
the sacrifices of the battle field, all to be
oorne oy Tue Wiling! Ought only Volun-,
teerS 10 nave 10 pay the price, by which
our country ana lis institutions were orig
lnally secured and by which they alone
could be preserved, and perpetuated? lsa
law awfnl which only imposes buIrithen.
winch thousands freely took upon them.
Selves o' cno'ee' ,,r.. -.al H. .'su. .lsv
q nu,' 'n'ugu t'e NeW I o'h hoo D0'l" was y os
'sainSsH He ota'" y was 'eapy |
more a9aipSs ene~sai esleg setnteo 70 car:
~ Oh Tue war ntoPos 'uoSt'n tse reoethon'
'nan Twas 'sa'ns','ne opS'a''on oiapo'
"a" ''se''. "a n'' 'o'a'v'n 'ne c'y o' No"
10 ofA iof ''e'' 70 hsu' pSa'hs' urea' DIT
'a'n "ouiu Aa'0 P'o'oHeu no o'oouy i'o's'
lt "ouiu lu NOT nave oeen met oy anathemaS
ana curses porn OF the assaults i.fYtll 81 men
VINO uciloera'ely 'nc'Ilea the. opposition
%hlch culninateu ID Sucn horfio'e scenes
Ihe New ork fiots were against men