Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-09

diA,e or gr.daAl emancipation. and that no
rebel state should be allowed to come bach
into the union. except upon this condition.
Tbrir logic =. that when the rcbellion dies.
A. DIE a must. the cause Of IL should pr
al With a.. None bat nertAsrs traitors de-
ny the sosndness Of this rcasoning. ?.
They demand thc eNpatriation or eNccu-
ton Of al rebel leaders. and that none Of
their number should be allowed even 10
hrs IN the oOuntr. they have laborcd 50
hard 70 destroy. much less 20 BE- eligible to
any othce Of trus; OF profit in the union as
II will DC after the suppression % the
reoe lion Ihis involves the question
whether JET Davis. Tooaabs. Mason 4 60.
should again be allowed seats IN the Con
gress or under the government % the I'm.
ted States. southern ioyalists sav no.
Northern traitors ssy ycs.-jsdre Ne which
Is right 3. They further say that ia ~
constructing tie union Iowa men IN the
south only should be consulted A. 10 term.
and conditions. and that the rebel. shoula
have no Voioe Ia the matter whatever.
They contend that the loyal mca an the 49,
cessIon States have suffered too much Al
the hands Of the southern Goths and Van
dals 90 invite them into their councils or
even allow them 20 participate in discus
sing the question Of rrconstruction. And
here Again thu patriots Of thc South A. Al
issue WITH the traitors % the North and
AGAIN Ne say. D.; al honest patriot. Judge
winch - rigat 4. Il j. further coatcndcI
BY The loyal southcrn men. that the prop
crtF cf the rebel lcs3crs should DC confs-
eatcd and the avails either handed over o.
thu general government or divided amon-
the Pcrsecutcd abused mca and women IN
the rebel states. Who have had fEor p-op-
erty conh~csicd By tbc JsG DAVIS govern
nient. and the atrocious gacrii,as under his
protection. The history 81 tbc tcrriblc .uf-
ferIngs and awful horrors that have BEEN
VISITED upon the union men 81 tbs >outh q,
The nchcls never has been and never csa
D. written. II they coul DC written or
told q would reveal morc Of thr sririt q
90 bell and thc boitomlcss pa than anv 9th
or transaction that stands upon rrro-l
II The rvbcl icaicrs have forfeited ti.,,r live.
D; logicaiis follows they have forfeited their
property and estates. To Ihg do-trine
northern traitors object becass - che, have
more :, nPaihy ;or rJbcls in arms against
the government than Tor to.aI men ir a..
South ~ho sustain she -ovcrumcut.
3. southern Union men. demand demand
OF The federal government such an ADJUST
nent 90 the question % rvooustr1ction A.
MI sccarc % them peace Ar protection
hereafter. They have night O. demand
ihis- Upon ihcm The blow q the rebellion
has fallen With crushing weighs; Thcv
have been the great sufferer. AMI u j. not
% b. wondered ihat tbey vant such guar
anice-. a. uiA PToteci thea ana ;bsir poe
terlty. from q return az tLe horro-- q CIVIL
war. LOYAL men iu the >oath want no
more Of the lou- tram 81 esils ubieL ID en-
gender. They want ao se;tlemen, of th.
questions gro~ing Qua q ihs r,acllion TIA,
vi no' loek up forcver and eternal, the
door o. rebellion Ia this position norih-
ern patriots should stand by tbsm aul be
Who faltcrs ia tLis. faiicrs iu I.s devotion
% The constitution and she union