Washington telegraph., 1863-11-04

lHE FIXED PURPOSE OF TIE ABOLITION G.
IN ENT--not the Restoration of Mt Union. b,,
'"' 1@Pefuaf Subjugation Of tie Southern States
! mat the few here and there IN the SortI
"no may yet be in favor of submitting to Lin.
- ~ may De well advised of the consequences
"a .oin9 so. We have occasionally given the
OF the enemy as ID their real policy
"neh ne, stripped of all disguise and deception.
;., ,ioiio"ihg Is the testimony of Mr.. Solic-
l'or "hlting The extracts are from a letter
aGorfssed aM to the Union League The Newark
~ Journal says the letter may Re consid-
cred semi official
here are Writings words
AS the success of the Union cause shall bo
come more certain nd apparent to the enemy
ID various localities, they will lay down their
arms ana cease fighting.
- Ihe inhabitants of the CONQUERED districts
VIII oegIn by claiming the right to exercise the
Pn"efs OF government, and under construction
VI states tights to get control of the lands
personal property, slaves. free blacks and poor
nh''es' and lie galized power, through the in-
sfumental'ty of State laws
" Thus, for instance-When South Carolina
shaIl have ceased fighting she will say to the
ffssldent: :" We have now laid down our arms:
we submit to the authority CT the United
states government. You may restore your
cus % Io'i- houses, Your courts of justice, and if
we Aoid any public property we give it up: we
now have chosen Senator's and Representa.ivcs
TO congress, and demand their admission and
the !uil esta bllshmon Mt of all our State Rirb+s.
ana our restoration to all cur former nriviIeros
and immunity rs citizens of the United States
=
" What will be the Consequences Of yieIdinr
TO this demand:
- They will gain the right Of managing their
AFFAIRS according to their will and pleasur.
ana = not according to the will and pleasure Of
tn people of the United States.
s. They will be enabled by tho intervo,t;o,
of their State laws and State Courts ~ nnt /
aud maintain themselves in cffectuai and per.
petnal opposition to the laws and Constitution
OF the United States, as they have done for
'hrty-lYe years past. They will hav. the
power to pass such local laws as IL efIectuotv
exclude all Northern men, all soldiers. all free
backs, aid all persons and things which shall
be consistent with the theory of In,kinc .I,- !
fefy the cornerstone of thcir locql govern. I
heht and they may make slavery perpetual /
" Fl"atlon OF the laws of the United States
-Hd Procldmations Of the President Tbc,
n"5 continue the endorsement against thos.
iasses of laws against free speech and free
om OF the press, which will forever exclude
lop uiar edne" ton and all other means of NOR
4, social, and political advancement
" They may send back to Congress the samo
raltors and con>prators who have once no
rayed the country into civil war, and who will
.e.torfe and embarrass all measures tending 70
md institutiGian Nv harmonizing the interests
utrol uced into camp, the wooden horse IN
10 Troy, gain by fraul and treason that which
they could not achieve by feats Of arms. fhe
of States Rights doctrines will be
nour.slcd and ssreA gthend by admitting back
L conquered people IS our equals, and its hanc-
rul influence cannot BE- estimated