Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-03-19

Inc New iork tribune complains that four millions
OF Americans bcrn-ths natural instinctivr, mpacabe
enemies Of the savehoders rebelon-want TO help save
their country and repealed with singing insult by
which, making loud professions of loyalty does the
| work OF treason"
Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts, having been au-
thorzed BY the War Department to raise brigade of
negro soldiers In the old Bay State has found it easier to
get this permission than to get the recruits. Having
drained New England of its coored volunteers he has
we see it stated opened recruiting Offices at New York,
Philadelphia, Fortress Monroe and even as far South
wards as Key West New York contemporary ex-
presses the fear that his crmpng sergeants will shortly
turn up Egypt, competing with Napoleon for the next
cargo OF Nubians.
Gen. Hunter in command at Hilton Head South Caro-
na writes follows to friend under date of the Ith
ultimo:
Finding that the abeboded negroes did not enter the
military service as rapidly could be wished have
resolved and 30 ordered that all who not regularly
employed in the Quartermasters Department or as Off
| GERS servants, shall be drafted.
In drafting them was actuated by several motives
the controlling one being that regard their services
military necessity If this to be ended in the triumph
OF the Union arms Subordinate to this consideration
regard the strict discipline of military life the best
school IN which this people be gradually lifted toward
our higher civilizations aud their enrolment 10 the
brigade will have the further good effect of rendering mere
vile nsurrecion unrestraned by the laws and usages
OF war; less likely II any further argument needed
to justify my course, it would be found in my deep
vicon that freedom ke all other blessngs never bs
Justly appreciated except by who have been taught
the sacrifices which are its price"
In an address the Life and Times of Toussaint
LOuverture, delivered in New York on Wednesday last
by Mr. Wendell Phillips be ascribed to this black warrior
aud statesman place the roll Of fame above that of
every ether in the worlds history for all time past
aud for fifty years to He said:
Fifty years hence when impartial history gets writ
a eoma r. lsfa dsUa
Greek, aud Brutus for the Roman, Hsmpden for Eng
land, Fayette for France, and choose Washington the
bright consummate flower Of earlier cvilia alton,
and Fremont the ripe fruit of MONDAY, hunders of
applause, then dipping his pencil in sunlight will write
IN the clear blue above them all the of the oliier
the statesman, the martyr, Toussains L'Ouverture"
The late an-negro riot in Detroit was says the Spring
field Republican, Of the boodest and most vindictye
ever recorded The occasion of thu disturbance was On
attempt TO lynch negro, while being conveyed thu
courtho TO the jail The provost guard succeeded in
getting the prisoner safely into the JAIL when some of
them rrsted by the eers and boots of the crowd fred
shots instantly killing and seriously wound
ing several others. This maddened the crowd beyond
description, and they Immediately commenced systema
tic attack all the negroes in the vicinity burning their
houses over their heads fe ocousy attacking old and
young, men, women and children they rushed out 10
escape the names All the tary companies of the city
were called out aud the regulars at the fort and reQi-
ment OF volunteers at Ypsant for But before
the services of the military could be brought into requs
ton the rioters ceased from very WEAKNESS having burnt
and destroyed thry-hve houses, Hated of the
negroes and rendered Two hundred homeless The mill
tsy have since held possession of the CITY, and the
population fleeing to Canada t. the woods from
fear Of the threats made to exermnse them especially
by the Germans, who much enraged at the death of
cOunymaD caused by the fret Gre of the provost guard
The Boston Transcript approves the conscrption of the
"loyal blacks who will volunteer to fight for Lber-
ty and UnioH." 1t says:
at is simply question whether a certain number of
whites should be sacrificed in order to keep certain num-
Der Of blacks 10 uhcton when the announcement that
the blacks not slaves and properly be armed and
disciplined for the general purpoes Of the war; would save
the number q, whites from death by disease in the
csmps, by death the field Of battle. The question:
as readers will perceive entirely independent OF the
controversy respecting the rights of persons Of African
descent To every white father son, nephew and hus-
band Of the Loyal States it is practical matter whether
he happens to be Republican or Democrat Will YOU
shsd your blood exclusively will you allow black
man TO aid you TO be your substitute THAT is now the
question Aud this does not depend on the willingness Of
the Southern negro to fight for his liberty Gen. Hunter
n the Southern Department has already carried into eff
feet The right principle He has inaugurated the system
of CONSUMPTION among the freed blacks it is now On the
point Of being established among the whites Of the North
States He compes, by military law, the services of
the negroes the services of the whites on the point
Of being compelled by constitutional law