, 1863-08-03
nie country, would hate Heaven, II he Lived

- unt ue5pF ao.t " say 10" tneT expect to E
IL: ano ~ fnn1sS 1M a9Ey = ta, 70 say tnaf some unit
ny nr,peinE eaeh ano every state back into Il
onlon, py 1olce OF arms. and until this is do,
l., aa,s,a.-n saI re nasa peace u we are again
mit%d-a ali nnp t1ena o. the war we mn
nnena tmeia oMn ,,S TSa5, asd cau rs towards. Such
peace Ton'o open up ne. war in nine
n,;ds uonsd no%,a ha ;na, iaFe no boundaries, NJ
nev f3os't "hont on tss '11pS ne would have
rebeis gnn1I sIs a,sastiss,ppi river. for tx
tonnage @ l duties. S'0'AaoS II and Levy excise ar
aaI3s Ihs l, rebels used to think that one Of the
heen taIan nc ae taenhees, ont that eonceit b.
t1,at tha un III, ous Q! tnein, and tell you no
rrhe1s . y ny 70 geI peace, Is to give Il
= vii come back ~ifh ir,1s noggtng Then the
r. than nl1neE5 s, people IN the world; and loggin
5 HIIey Hesyra VII gst. as sure rs there is q God
- LILLE people at home will onl
a 1s1 ! Us, eo,, ,a+ +ho,a 49,
for Az SnntI H. .neSe Pe9ple gain their design
/ Norhwesta1n Gonfadasy' Guf.snsey' me shall have
o ii", lug :. osao1e Ine 6reak1ng out Of the rebel
i. sn: ~ Was 1aiked over BY men who ar
1ecpta ni,t 10 the ups IN treason, and If we f.1
1ief ~ Nv Ins 1ebelnon; our beautiful pral
l h1ond Ae A'o1en"ess WILL be drenched il
| nase many teafs tor the widow that ha
s. E,h her nueo oano, NE orphan that has give,
~ latner, and Inc father TINT has given i'll
49, son' put lns sacr1nce was glorious one-tt
woH1d Won pur eonhn.fyEand grateful countr,
mou!u tememper Iaem, While the miserable
= =tan1ls #ere rott1Dg with scorn and con,
1Smpt- 1sa an ready and willing to give IN,
ne, ano al That would follow, to hare til:
reGenon 6Li crushed.
10 the miserable traitors and cowards mt home
VINO took advantage Of every reverse to oul
~ nMs " discourage the further prosecution
ol me var. He also spoke of the dIsadyant,
u 91ae5 which the war wus cou1mc',
!, r!oya had shipped all our arms ara - ii;
I non oo9la- we had not enougl, =; .r:n oac
hundred thousand men, while the rebels Ii ID
Tbess 1ne,s ao[ H. aour hundred thousand men.
haa.s nsse lncn were also better trained-they had
ceeaf5; e, tg LOT 1Ms thing, and were sue
The Genera lot te daae;, PIT what have we gained?
md Ttctor;as aSareo nf nn tae various operations
dhe naon} t o. our armies, and called upon
sncapseas pno ~, - come forward and help gain new
SuThses, Tho 10y Y every means IN their power.
o,dPenPpss}n, e Psv}Eae, many ol them. Of New York
no4 a,,no,3a nq opposed the war, and had
nia and Wsked fh ti,em lee went @ into Pennsylva
~ t.e d3aS Icy 1alnea an4 Lee was defeated, aud he
Sas sas S.a4 ot tnat IL showed what could be
as uune .Aen 1ne people were united and In
encnnna ns., ~ y you Mant the rebellion put down,
went ~ Is, Iu -1 so'aie's-e encourage the Gov
mfe1 fe N III lte measures;
| IT, ~ 4 vas ffes,aent would have no mobs.
,a 4ts. man that raised his hand to resist The
!anet Tou 4a5g 10 tne nrst tree or lamp
more 7enisnt. T's Tan1s eae & rtes11ent 1or being
Wien tSa iehe cnip say %aat YOU'D DC.
~ .5sAsppn,g, a1te1 pe1ng paro!ed, they lad one-
,he. ana.a.nan qays Fatlons. Next day 1000 Of:
M 'uen can1e paek, ara sald they we're tired Of
sa uea nfeao, pr ma wanted to look to the Lord,
1T The -. c1rains 1sara ,,roo+ .,a T..
We used to ca1 thc ,,ioaaes tnt ~ tstIscSsnnt ts
the ~ ~ .neM n sna salisa them cFeo!es, For
Has 1n9 l1s q me, couldn't see the difference.
ae"ss ueotS NS ntnh9, aAn 10 on.
5, ao nn1I car care ~nat the President does, If he
send elephants to tramplc down the rebels,
Eoaia say, amen And all of you, my
!tienas, would feel as do, If you hnd been
moss1a qo"n lhe5e. Here men will hurrah for jeff.
tstt uasls, anu reflie our Government 4 they are
with them # they went down South and hur-
rahed for Lincoln or the UnionP Iet me- fell
you. Sixty men we're IL iall ID Ytcksburr for
hn1rahing for the Union, one man, sixty Eears
thought Grant would take VicksburT, Some
men had been confined in Jackson Eli mara
tlan year, nearly rotten with fI1,h md o ;9Is.
case, because they had voted for the Union.
nation. HOW viii It ef1.s, tHo 4..n4,,a ~
Souths nv The laws ~ 5s'. .uJ III peoPle ~ ny
he cnemv IL cnnf,scetea 'i 49, ~ ptttTpsst} tt y.
call horses and nipoers n-noa-+.M.n . ~
same-urd OF coursts ihrv Elk ,nT.t ha oans
tiscaied Ennnnsai, !, is 1,cJt.1s uVtu uust 70 eyH
1lcir uropefiT. hnw car - H., -sasnd1oas IAe
tie 1ebels lav down their ,rms ana 49,. ~. ~
question in The cnnrfs and s1;; M3si ai.;a tha ~
md hv he cnn-t ~ r. question easy to IT.;
It eanh he fr;ed T. t1aotia,,n ~ Wy way N Wmc9
for Ihe rights of ths r..1sia or 1tG 81 teas1ul
the conrs. whr 1et the.,9 1,a ~ ~ WI ~ u
The rehsIs hare hscI foat.,ta 1.es.
Fights for two yeors mn ,hsU s, ~ enett ~
ting them. inst nov ana he honoi 1' t1or ~
woH1d con,inne r. ~ than, ~ I's ~. mopso tnet
Bnt many cs,, th;s ~ | Aha,t.,os - tue ea0e 'ay
GanEe tSnta 1ae niegerf are ~ running away from
Hnt the1c th.v au1 40 eo1 ,e1on aao st9p with us*
DIV tnelc thty a1e wrong. II The e1emy'a |
nofxs cones 9'er to our side we keep him.
The rehels rea1,r v"nt ~ .a9a " nEgroes. II
let them ston t;rhtina .rh,s T;s ~ osn negtoes,
stealinr nec1oes Is 1,tsred ~ ~ o.o Fl ABDUL
IN ~. n'tI 80 40 Hta5e4 oaIt aug Inc men
ra,sn is,nenoenrs mo ~ ask ABOUT It are unmiti'
Ialc nhont Il Tha r aa.'.pIs Ioppetneaus-no t MS
their own free 1ff, ~ ~ sea.G la,1 ~ Us 81
and carry them of. and esif ha,a s'e.. -
Georria and Texas. md nociSot ~ -
MONEY. tell you that The rehe, ann can stani
tuenty negroes wlere the Fafisroi r;rr ~ o,.id
tteal one-and more too. That nr,3,v ooas
ahcad and steals all that do not escs1e Evu11 an1
when our a1mv cornea oInner "a f., s@~ape, a4u
gees viii come and nray ms u taIe ~" fsn popa @
hing sold by the rebel thieves down n Ganr
gia Or Texas, which States ali ncgrnes NJ fsor
We thus act according to Inv. ~. rehs1a "a. -
not There are not fifteen nerroes In N.iss;s.
eIppi, outsIde Of the Federal lines whn car Il
eat hard bread. This IA n nosi,1ra c,o+. onI
Wv, QCE4&AsC AaCt AAQ II