Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-02

will provide such openings for Northern
Yankee wanda. labor as the world oftereth
not elsewhere. Northern men, union
soldiers at the lead, will rush to those
States as butf,Ioes to the waters in the
valley not to pander to barbarous instis
tutions anil customs as heretofore. but as
citizens and civilizers and with the freedom
and will to speak the sentiments of Liberty,
Union and the Constitution. Yankee
doughfaces, deinagogues and traitors to
all the teachings of Northern homes and
institutions will find in Dixie no slave mas
ters requiring men to pander as dogs and
join 10 the cry Of abolition against every
schcolmaster ana preacher that may go
South TO earn q living yet relnain IN POS
session of soul. God VIII set up business
in the South, by His agents, and there will
be public opinion there for all that is
right and holy, and fair liberation for
what is not exactly right; except for trea-
son and Comprehend sympathzers--for,
these there Will be no room, no toleratiolD
no use.
PROPERTY spECuLATIoEs IN THE s0uTH.
To what extent there will be property
confiscations for treason of owners We are
unable to say, but there will be vast deal
in all the rebel States-including many of
the cotton plantations, sugar fields and
village aud city squares. Never can the
war close till rebel property is uade to pay
heavy share of the dalnages--enough to
pauperize the leaders so as to weaken and
numb their power for mischief. The army
will demand this. and when united union
army speaks it will be heard and obeyed-
just as the slayeocracy used to command
the Whole Unicn and extort Obedience as
the condition Of the few political crumbs
which the sons of the slave lord could'nt
afford to pick.
These immense tracts Of confiscated
lands will fall to Government, and will be
sold in small parcels to actual settlers.
The rebels will be unable to buy them and
can't occupy upon such terms. They will
be brought up by Northern men for homes
and small cotton aud sugar farms, bought
Yankees. by Gormano, 6y niggcrs and i'm
proved-the Government deriving immense
revenue from them. Northern mechanics, !
schoo,nasters, traders, preachers, abolition
ectu ers, patent right agents, editors,
quack doctors, small office seekers Ind
lawyers will oyeTnn that entire country
and for awhile raise Ned; but all these
are as law-abiding in The North as other
people and won't secede: aud as they will
carry with them their customs and loyalty
and Yankee wives and daughters, the
country will soon be subdned. The spec.
ulations that viii fail to early purchasers
will be enormous. Laborers will flock
IN to grab farms, 90 to work, sell out for
a thousand per cent. profits, buy again and
improve and thus keep on suljngaiing I'M.
til the Constitution shall triumph Is the
heart content OF al! Poor men can GO
South shortly, and with their own lands
make fortunes; slavery, Intensified aristo.
cratic democracy and treasol--so long
Rugged MS constitutional rights, will ske-
dadde and not trace be left, except With
tn Copperheads.
Talk Of speeulstionse Of course indus
try and machinery, capita! and free labor
will move forth and take the place Of igno
rant slave labor and whip crait. The ne
groes will DO offered far inducements to
work on wages, be protected from cruel
treatment, assaults with intent TO commit
rape and amnlgamation and from rebel
kidnappers. The abolition underground
railroads viii then reverse engines and run
their engines the other way, carrying
Northern negroes back 10 Dixie and to
freedom. Many Of them will accumulate
property send their children to school, be
lazy or idle, saucy or kind and obliging,
moral or wicked, in very short be very
much like white people Ia behavior, except
that none will DO traitors.