The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-24

lands OF the tton ragon lily tct and the young
cattle Nor Is there any serious d,h,culty 10 or
eanizing this force. In the south unlike tie North
a-e well Defined accep Cd BY 18th without cues
ton they rest upon reciprocal confidence and perfect
undersi anding OF each Others The
thereto O. w not feel degraded anomalous posi-
tion In commanding negro troops The discipline o. the
admir- BILE preparaton the latter, and
has the merit OF furnishing resdy TO hand
cass q efficient officers secustoneS -
color, and TO the responsibility for their eetd be-
havisr Even the scarcity OF aims Is no insueraole %
select corps Of negroes already familiar with their
and for the others, II may bc doubted whether
With the more primitive weapons which tho black.
smiths shop on every llsn,ation could readily forge out
O. the e nuso ,sX , a"da S4I I'd
ridd5te body for fmnedac service than ne same Hamr OF
ran 'eerr entrusted ,cah 'nuonted seaacon There Is
no doubt also that the greater part OF the negro eves
would DO quickly thrown across the northern border,
whore at they would have 70 meet foes better
armed drilled than themselves. As Tor the noero's
courage vh supported and led BY his master. not o0aisa
RIM. hare entertained doutk The Confederate
troops will be as much superior ia seadiness md
effectiveness to the black eves Of the North as the
poys under European officers 70 the mutnols hcrdes
g Nna ae hc
volunteer he more than suppcs by Implicit obedience
and insenfibsy 70 danger and ne thus possesses the
consider the highest Of the soldier. ,fA Z
II the military importance Of such an enormous aces
most beyond adequate comprehension. the poltca and
social aspects OF tho assume even gigantic
proportions Is the mos complete scheme of emancipation
taa tioarS erer dycaat or and though we cannot dis
gusc the terrible danger Of thus sutvertDg blow
LIE a he espermens i has e BE- tried tried ia
this form with Immensely superior practical prospects,
and Under fewer disadvantages The liberated slave IS
spared the decentralization Of violent change Of author
ty and disruption OF natural ties he does not learn the
duties Of freedom by those lessons Of domestic treacho
ry, OF murder and arson, which the North undertook
TO teach him no graduates so TO speak, into liberty
under the same guidance and protection around
themselves from bis childhood. What the yam.
KEGS promised him as the reward OF treason he re-
oeyes rs the euerdon Of honorable servcs where they
wholesome fruits Of genuine gratiiude where they wold
have made him the rrecopcabe enemy Of the southern
can barbarsm to civilization aud Christianity, be con
tnues what he has always been an humblctut conhcus
which he never before, or by any other means, could
have enjoyed
step med,aed By the South has received and the
dread which IL has inspired in tho North il them
the most conclusive reftaiuus OF the SANDERS
which have been indust rOusly propagated IN regard
10 the treatment Of the slaves by their masters. Surey
il there 1.-THE OF that repressed antagonism which
ado ionis fctsoes describe the relation, Ieen cruelty
OPPRESSED and rhor oprsssoy this Oh Of ne Sosh
spn,'ld DC the 7ndddest Of fdes II the inventors
Of those ct ons really were so sedeluded a. 10 believe
them they must scout tho simple mention OF such
with ridicue. That they accept is possible and
probab,e confession that they know the Soshs trust
makes this great sacrifice shall not be wiihoutears for
the Culture consequences uron its industry but shall
have the consolation that ut last this brave and
ed nation stands before prcudiced world in its true light
The most bgoted partisan or the viii then longer
he able 10 shut his eyes 10 the only issues involved in this
American struggle nation occupying half continent.
rising ,naa, old and young male and eias.e,
ter and scrf. in SELF defence against foreign yoke
Whether the gift q freedom be boon TO tho fcgro.
time aud experience alone can show; but he 0ay fda
oaaer sghict Ne cara Noi dangerous baoi spat
then e ne The 'rhits fc'd ne emblem Of hope and
icifh, and not ne POLLUTED and dastonoed S'afs and
Stripes, lhc symbol 81 dominion and tyranny. IL viii
then be whether the proiessea sJmpa,hy for the
slave is genuine feeling, or only CLOAK to conceal envy
Of the master The hypocrisy Of the North which makes
the freeing OF he slaves Ietext Tor ca,ng Tho free
man. viii 10 longer and any so os 10 shame on This side
OF the Atlantic 10 defend H. hlon. tho nations OF the
earth the Confederate states will sund distinguished fer
the most courageous exper meni &c emancipation
cord, an experiment unprecedented ,'c that the
boosted soifsacrices OF other naors in leant colonial
possessions SINK bese il into utter nsgnihcsncc And
II nal gave proofs OF earlestness g! purpose and
OF character Of heroic mould ii will have been that ma
ton which baied Tor years against vastly 8ror foe,
and whtch I'D mt Gc,l srealih dontfaio,, cherished pro
JUDGES both pscsssa asd future propegadn, s eriirc
sosioi fayietoo dear Price 10 Pcy fof .adsieence