Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
g. uhs u,,arl n, u--rrat.
Slavery. the Rebellion. aud Enanel-
ration.

tAN pm of fnl1uffftaftHu. sfftiuL trNf
thc saves 81 rvbei. ,n ths r-bclhous States.
anl employing Such frceduen Ike othcr
men. in the military and naval srrricc 81
the couufr,. to aii iu sspprys.iue ar ~
bsilion. D. Oh Del approved ami supported
&C. many ra-.ns.
d. the fr.t f.hr'. d. sc ~ emancipation
b. an a. of uiliiary visfe,a. ard manifest
u,c,,.its @ Ell. war. Thrir mi,iions -
slave. have hren the great strrn-th "a ths
rsbeiiion. A. lalor,rs ou ihe plantations.
CA thc iorti6eations 60 thc r,t,i armies al
in variols departments % the military ST.
sicc. thcy have becu ~ iuraica'ahic bencft
90 TIE rcbel cause. Nationally their sympa-
thics arr 9th us. and 10 diverted. BY thc
powdered bocn of frccd,,i. iran the rebels
o. DC our FRIENDS sud alli,s. che vei-i;. in
thr sales ~ th- war all BE- vastly changed.
and Ne shali D. male strong O. conquer
quickly. Too long AMI too niush have we
suaercd from rcprIing tho-c ho wished o.
be our friends and sc could r,rei thom
longer only a. our peril From tn b-rin-
r. W. -. AAH' ANN'HH - nav I..NN 90
TIE blarks both a. laborCrs AMI a. .oldicrs
The negro regiments a. New Orleans werr
orcanirci hv Gercral Bailcr In aco,r,lanoc
With ;hc ilouticai army orders under uhirh
thy hai tccn ra.s.d AMI drilled o. The
r,bels Co fchi against tn t-uian. so ti.,i ~
iosai man need have any scrurlc. a. O. thc
Tropr.cfs of employing th~ iiacks boz tbs
uay. NJ souihrru siavrhoiisr. no rorfh.
eru s,rupaihissr Nth the rrbcilion objects
O. The prJsencc or sersic~ of a negro. d he
b. onlr a slsve. vhy shouid am one object
to rs screicc for thc countr, as fireman
H. che uar 81 the Breolltiou n--roc. fought
in the rvEincuu SIDE bs siir Nth ulite
men. AMI DID themselves honor. Ths hi.-
torian SPARKS sass. that .' uanv llark sol-
diers vcrc iu TIE service drriu- al al
stages ~ thc var Gsusral Naslin-tor.
Lincoln. Madison. and Coiausl lover -
>osih Carolina approved Of it. aud ~iy
saould thes net De- alio-s,l o. d .ht i1r ths
country Bow The uc-ro rrriarnts AZ
iort ROYAL arc .ho~iu- god capacity q,
soiiicrs an th- carrt q thc Pr,.. larnafiou
oi rnaucipation co thr slaves has tLas iar
brcn ail that iis friends expected. aai time
Is ouly sho~ins mere fl,ly the wisdom and
thr urcrssitv III che ulsasulr.
Again. the removal g SLAYER, vili De- To-
rvuosai oi che deadly root of thc r,bcliion.
90 ihai ~c NAV bop ior raj and Fe-mansrt
Pracr vhii- any comprruisc or -. rvcou-
sirurt.ou oi thc L atom that sLoaI leave
slavery unrrmatcl. Would leave to- opposed
o. thc samo dangers ard c,is from uhirh
80 arr uau faFrrsn- sa marh The cry g
some. '' the Jnion a. b. was. and che COZ
siiiut.on a. O. BE-. "a good one. q Is Be- q,
msant the luion a. our fathcr, made Be- O.
bc. uuiuu under constIiatlou framed o.
b. .' the charter of human Li--rsy Cd unborn
niii..oas sho shoah euIoy o. protection.
and vlo shoaiI never knou that such a.
iustitutlou AL slasery vas ever kuown o.
EXIST iu cur milsf boa thc llsan a. D.
was in thc hands 20 she traitor. Dawn.
Cobb. floti. Ilemusou. a co. o. alto
rether another thing. aul ouly rri.el. am
thsir tmraflircrs vl.l o. have che Cousti-
tatiou changed so a. to give pcs and strou-
ger -aaral;its to slavery. Al~ats a. rir-
meut 81 csI AL l..eorl ia abe loIs foIi-
Co.. sias~ry d.. nov rl..el merle-oas
hands against o. Union AMI d. taa.tita-
tou anl. whilst vr ar at..at o.. so .a-tt
o.. settle 'h.s ta..u,ss FL. that rsltl-r u.
l.r olr ,h.lreH .Lau ,.rr sas.- or frar
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