East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-30
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selves like possessed swine, into the ad-
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How is recruiting now in West Ten.
nessee? Last summer only few thou
sand enlisted in O ir ranks but very few
| believe in Memphis. You We're 40
amply protected within the lines that
you quito forgot, I fear the sorrows Of
those who had not yetaha1 an opportu-
nifty. of greeting the flag which brings
certain security to loya! men, women,
! and ehildren such inevitable protec.
ton to property including such ir fling
articles as pegr0es aud, cotton bales.--
| Hurry up the volunteers Give the lie
1 to those who intimate that Tennessee.
ans will not go into the Gulf States to
fight for their brethren of Artisan = de-
scent True, most Of our citizens have
sons, daughters, sisters, fathers, or
brothers there, butthey ought never to
/ have settled SO far, south. BESIDES,
! when you have. secured freedom. to our
| African fellow. citizens south of us, you
may possibly have the honor6f taking
pnrt in carrying the same boon to sim.
liar class in Tennessee and Kentucky.
doubt not tha. our noble President
will in due time adopt suitable means
1 to. asee rtain the will 6fthe lord in this
behalf Indeed itoseems to hayo been
made known already to some of tho
lesser lights. Last week a grand
conventionio Of all the loyal women Of
Amerioa, assembled in the city of New
York. Each delegate had conserved
an idea and, under the inspiration Of
the great occasion, they have command
ed our magnificent President to pro.
claim freedom throughout the ends of
the earth. ! doubt not, at the proper
time, he will 50 proclaim and the
twenty thousand troops which his ex
cellency Governor Andrew johnson
was recently authorized to recruit in
Tennessee will soon be ready for the
good work of giving practical freedom
to our enslaved fcllow-cuuntrymen, male
and female, of African descent. When
that time comes Memphis will DO q
lovely city. Its walks and its promen.
aides will be illuminated by the smiling
faces and brilliant eyes Of the grace al.
and accomplished, sons anl daughters OF
Lincoln and Liberty; Of Darkness and
Dahomey True, our state constitution
and laws, like those Of Illinois and 9th.
er loyal States, will not permit free ne.
groeS 10 come within our state, nor en- i,
tranchiscd slaves to remain there; but
from military necessity, or, as the high
official expresses it, "from the er neccs.
citate rei rof the thing they will no
doubt be permitted. to remain. The
plan recently adopted in South Carroll
ma of selling them the lands Of the reb
els might be adopted, and thereby Mem
phis might soon become q "yariegated
city" Our white and co,orcd brcthern
and sisters might thus furnish an exam.
ple of; that 'sirecdom and fraternity
which so many unhappy northern spin
sters sincerely regard as tho only means
of compromising the present unfoitun
ate distinction of color. -o '' Ds''.2ai
= You should by all means pass res.
olution in favor of giving such rebel
farms and town lots as are not needed
by our colored brethern to our Chris
tian friends of the North who desire to
live among their colored friends, partie,
ularly to that numerous and respectable
class who think that both races will be
improved by cross of the Anglo Sax
on upon tho Pure Guinea. yfsW hen
this cruel war is overo how our psalm.
singing bretbern from the church Of the
Pulitans would enjoy confe, e.ite
farm on L :, Bla, k, Red RIVER, L! Ara
kansas, or Ponchartrain. When the
rebels are disarmed how meek and loy.
ly, docilo ana penitent they ',viil be,
while beholdinS our northern brothers
occupying their mansions aud illustrat-
ing tho Beauties of General Banks ap.
prentice system1l With what irnpdnity
would Gen. Butler ride from his plant;
alton on Moon Lake to his rancho on
Deer Creek Then would be made
manifest the absurdity Of those Copper
head croakers WHO -foolishly insist that
while m1iIstaty power can p1 aotea a
rebellion, naofal'power diOnd can, eradi-l
cate its consequences am, kecpFt darn.
It is true they cite the example of Ven.
dee, which in area, is only about one
fortietis part of France. There, we ad.s
NIT, the peasantry Je(ierel their religion
was endangered, and history records
thattthey defeated six or seven of tho
best appointed armies which the Frcnch
republic, ia. that warliko age,d could
hurl against them. 1t is also true that
afterwards, when Carnot was made
Ministero OF War, he quieted the people
by assuring them that they shohld be
undsturbed IN their religious faith
These mischieyous fauthnders, to give
further force TO their assaults upon our
worthy President, point also TO Poland
in which the fires of rebellion are ever
burning; but they forgot that the Car
of all the Rnssias Is in all resi- ects infe.
rior to our noble President, aud is Who'll
iy ignorant of the true means Of quiet.
ing dsalfected people. 1t never oc
cared to the aforesaid Gar that to
squelch the rebellion effectually tie
cause must be remouea. Had lic stud.
led the history of rebelions in this