The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-27
We ACCEPT the Result,

( In country ike ours-nominally. il
not really, Republican country-whst
The people vill is law, and what The people
clearly now will is War, prolonged War
"A war il would seem. not only for ,hi-.
the ex'irpst,on Of negro slavery. but for
ths eXtirpa'i1u OF the white masters Of
slaves. The end Of such war. no msn
can fcrssee, bnt if ever successfully ended
the end must be. for all that region Of
country that stretche. frnm the Potomac
10 the Rio Grsnds, what Jamaica or Hay Il
are, viz: Ruin, Devastation Desolation.
! We shall DESTROY not only the produce.
bat the producer. The black race itself is
perishing sna mors will perish in the COL
lisiou Of an'ac onistic mind and matter. till
in the end what WAS the barbarian OF
America 200 years ago, must be the bar.
bari=m Of the South in 1890-or . 600
Nevertheless this is Peoples Govern.
rent, and what the people will is law
ne e'ections now over siuce hat Of Con
nectieut las. spring. declares this Peoples
Law. and We must either accent it, or
abandon our native land We NAV pro
test AL tina, is left us. that onsrchv and
not Republicanism. is the normal state Of
msn-if this result oe tbs fixed decree Of
the people.
In accepting This result we have a right
to hold the Government for It NAV as
well be admitted now, Mr.. Lincoln ia the
Government De .factO, though not the Gov
ernm~nt de jare as mach 1.-The Govern
ment' as the Emperor Napoleon-we
have right wa sar, TO hold 8" the Gov
erument to vigorous prosecution of the
war, and to the early close of il.
The whole bounlloss RESOURCES of the
northern people are now at its feet-mec
money, the sword and the purse
There is nothing !, chooses to ask far.
Of life, liberty or property, that ia no, its
We have ceased now 20 be citizaps. and
are but subjects, not citizens Our State
banks are cloven dosu--nur State Jn1ici-
ary i powerlese, our States thamS selves ara
bit record Courts fnr Fedora nictatorshin.
The Provost Marshal Of tla United States
Col Fry is the Chief Justice Of the land
There will be struggles. af course. before
been Struggles. against AL Cseesrian. Crnn-
weiisn, or NapoIaoric usurpations and
IN The end it is possibla it is barely pos
sibe--tlat the spirit Of British liberty, in
bonn in the Anglo SsSon race, NAV be re
ne~ed, even in kepuh'iean minds. Il is
possible. Aanna Chart, may be re-insti
III Cd. and Uabeas Corpus. barely posi-
hlA,-hut history shows but one revocation
Of people from this our dagrad ation. AZ
ter ike civil war and its consequent
uSnrr.tions-- and A. at was the revocation
81 our AHgio-Ssxon ancestors-frSs. from
Cromwell, through Monk the army chief.
into a despetism under Charles the %,
and next. from Charles tbs 81 des DofiSm.
By revolution. under James TIE 81. The
spirit o. this British Liberty NAV vet exist
in our neople-but We see mono Of il.
where it ough. most TO exis,--among the
indigenous population Of New England -
Their Fsns'icisn On negroes ovarrnI9. al
tho Liberty egscias of their British = 7ces-
tors-and in sll probability before thev
will come TO the rescue, we have cot to 90
through some General Monk, soma Charles
the q drspofisn-- ordar 20 reach some
reign Of some William and Mary.
I'ut, he The failure what il may be. this
il our country, our land. our home-and
he il the despoiisn Of kink. or the Ar
ieton,acv of SlIoddy and lobby. or the o.
igarrhy Of CAPITAL, Swinging from O.
gaatic national debt, we are bound to live
in il, endure it. and make the best Of it.
avaiiuo ourselves Of evary due emporium
& to revive The epirit OF Constitutional
Liberty, and to aronse the people to q re-
turn to those hereditary, precious iostirn
tens they have been lovingly Y. En-
press.