Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-24

and should be paroled and sent IN Richmond
The statement is absolutely falsa. know
many, very many oihcerS IN TINS army who
t'lo % uuCIeliah as
he has many warm sunnorters hero and
many bitter opponents. Since his removal
many have learned to distrust his honesty
more than his ability. If the Post wishes to
make Mcclellan. our next president it had bet
ter keep him out of the army.
''The Post also seems to be very much en-
ragged because the government proposes to
arm negroes. am no negro worshipper.
have always believed that a white man is as
good as a negro, if he behaves as we'll. Ne
groes are as much interested in this war as
white men are; they are able and willing to
fight; why not let them do so. | would as
soon see black men charging on hostile bayo-
nets as white men whom call brothers: their
lives are no more precious than ours. The
rebels force them to fight against us: why do
we not give them an opportunity to fight for
us. All praise to our patriotic governor for
his endeavors to raise black regiments If
there are men in Rhode Island who are I'M
willing negroes should fight for us, let them
come and fight themselves"
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linz q mi 0f DONNSiDh ANNi'
A Falmouth letter in the PHILADELPHIA In
ouirer savs.-t.pooor+l,, IN oaoon tor1orod
-. 'N''''>i
i''' ie'is''d'loH' giving aS II reason that "ileh
ne eetered the service in August last, he was
not aware that the president intended to issue
the emancinati,p nroclamatior uo v,os -,
nosed to thp noldv n thn TrnIo,lo+io,, tbop
and was 81 stiII ana fndn'r IL ,,nS inas;
HE tnr hin, IN consoiont;o,,sI, ,r;,'a T. H.;
nnrt bn asked fn. an LonoTaIIo d;soharrro
frnp3 tho service frbo don,u,or+ ,,asa97,I
through tho rsral cbonno1s 70 tLo qrno,,d =;
vision non,n,ardo. ,bo ,of,,sod ~ So -
and ordered Tho offioor to Lo +r;od Nv, p,,,,,.,
n,artiai for d;sIo,,aIt, d. 70 d. " 80
thronrri, ,r1,os L3'5: 49,. W Wv
Jnrsad an IL tIt t ~, @ ell
If bis nnIfnrn n,,,,,,1J o,,t G w ~
nasspd nyo r. his f.iandS ON ti,o L'' i1 '''lG
the river. The officer wishing to resign in
portion ofhis fender of restoration addad th.t
another reason was. that another officer. his
Junior, had been promoted over his head
= Had the promotion not taken place. probably
the officers views on emancipation MIGHT
have been different. As the case is NOT con-
cluded, | refrain from mentionino names
merely giving the outline. TO show how such
cases are acted upon here. As far as INV
knowledge extends. no general or field officer
has resigned, or even rendered his rpSlpnH-
ton upon this plea There have hoon 0pIv
three or four such cases in the whole army.
and they have been all line or companv off.
GERS.
Captain Edwin A. Bachelor. of the third
reriment of Maine volunteers bae boon cash
iercE and dishOnorablv DISCHARGED from tho
service of the United States. with loss of all
pay and allowances due him nm to the fine Of
his discharge, for DESERVING his comnanv at
the battle of Fredericksburq ooino two Iuo.
dred wards to fine rear. and hidinU himself in
ditch. This was published tbroupbout the
army. and directed TO be published in tha
newspapers nearest his residence at home.
Gen. Burnside, in approving the sentence. re-
marked that the punishment was light. con-
sidering the offence, as the death penaltv
might have been inflicted
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Wy. 'I'iiI I lie%i' .nIie 10 "P".i'y "'
IoI'le "'iloii9 :" large CLASS; men, ''at inc
uIsioya! are s'iiling oNer'to themselves tlliS
"P"'iie'lo oi"9s lli"I Eely many even re-
Jo'Co AZ cu' i"iiu'e' u'"' 'nous""us arr
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=" ',t, uG'S an t'iS iiie"h' il'V Does 1t por
~ nav iel' my precious l"'iiiiy anu
Uiieieu myself 10 my country gone 10 inc
ti Poliits' breasted ehe StorIi' anu
'nioMn every obstruction coulu III inc way
VI '"G eue'l'y' anu am SUN facing MN
euI wllat oootS II II there Is no support
from Io'le' II tilere IS iiothng Dtlt maintenance
VI Ul'eh opPoSition mere why struggle on
anu wei 'IiS soli WIN ploou II t'ere Is no loFe
country among our people, Leu t'ie enc
my Cotle III l!he Willflwlnu. Leu the Clues
ol hiltiauFlpilla ana New l DIX oe turned over
10 PhiaSe' Leu an tle horrors OF ueSolatlhS
war sweep over the thlckly-populated districts
OF the western ana middle states, then per-
haps' by ana by, our sood people VIII wake
up 20 sense OF their sinful sellShness ana
loiy feace There Is no peace. God VIII
not give us peace Till we conquer 1t. We may
I'iai'se tne tle"'re OF the war put we can
nave no peace snort Oh the destruction OF our
country FROM INFANCY nave been taught
10 ioVG my country ana TO love freedom AT
tlllGS nave peeh aGie 10 apologize 1or slavery,
pu' haTe always lelI t .a IL was Diot upon
us' ny" M must sacil!ce my country 10 save
slavery me r!oelS lillsrI nave enjoyed their
u"il,Is listi'utioii "ihe lo!iSer' put they
woulu NOT nave II SO; tley hlgh1 sIlll' per
rrpnorti,, 1ioldrcr 60 iar- a,,i ro+In,ai,,cs 20
Ingianre hit +his tbov, viii No. do T ~ nc
onf with If we have NJ alternative. ,ro met
destroy slavery root and brornb. va ms do
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