The New York herald., 1863-08-26

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This above all other which history makes
ton war wsgcd on part in the interest Of
The rebellion was plotted begun and prosecuted 10 the ine
rest OF the OF Whether the who labovs
with his hands should be free slave should
himself or be owned by another the ultimate question
which this nation In deciding In the pbes of the
people In Legislative halls. IN executive cabinets and
many fields OF battle The rebels maintain that that
best condition Of society where tho land u divided into
Plantations and their also the who
them and the artisans who make their implements;
this condition Of society the rebels striving ortify
and xtend The and loyal people OF land main
tain that the laborers and the artisans should be
| free a the Of the soil Thus T all the
people the country the ahorers and the
most interested In this question We taking their side
peeiDg bring universal opinion to their favor writing
speaking for their 6ghtng by sea an
Land Would not Incredible blindness faulty IL
they whose interests are tins involved and whose
stirring the blood OF true all world should
themselves hold back and leave others their
rghtSs
The burdens Of taxation already heavy upon eur c-
We have IN increasing expenditure
may he sertousIx