Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-04

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SION as she was, turned 10 her delegate,
Mr. Scott, whose leading counselor aud
champion he had been throughout, aud said
TO him In confidence, Now 60 home aud
prepare your State for q system Of uradual
emancipation. Had that advice prevail
ed, Missouri would 10 day have been the
hitn OF our States in population and wealth,
10 tne full enjoyment OF domestic peace and
security, with y prospect unclouded and
magulncent. .., .......,..i
Unfortunately, 1t was not taken, aud the
consequences are now Incurnfully apparent.
VI her 3o4, T02 inhabitants In lS40, ,5S ,240,
or less than oneseventh, were slaves OF
her co9S, ,044 Inhabitants in 1850, 1,422, or
more Than oue'eight were slaves; and Of
hei A. lS2 ,ol2 Inhabitants in 1860, 1891,
5o2r considerably % less than one tenth, were
slaves, showing constant increase IN Inc
~ .,' ~ - ~ oas 49, e'eauy
~ Tue proportion tney pore 10 the numper
tOf her tree nponIa iaA 90 ~. .N'-.to tt"
pI1P'' .-a.,J
Uaion nv evsrv rio % os ori.;n in,ers, Cattsc.
ZION otai,;n nde bone asniea,i,n be arawn
ana r.6eIlionY ,Ihe cnira,,n, of fhol,r,Ide
4jf 'lhe 'immen,e vallsv Of i,er ares, river
Min its iuc,lcnl. ble resonrcas vet I'm. M,
dasyrlon.d rh.. na,nraf snnnlier If tho in.
saii,,hIs s,,,ts oI ,he R,ek = 'Mooato;n' min.
eraI reg;ou hn,v could Che ,hoo.e 10 i've en-,
eff from he, na,urai hiobwoo~io,bs ocso,
ou stbeasoutbb or from those 'readier means
i,f i,Te4, ,g,rrss Win lNth. ma 'Wnrla t,obiGh
human oparr and aniarnrisa Mad e,oatod
on the eust Wb., madness could imnol
her 10 nIunge into IN ahvss from, wh,oh
There cnuId hs ma nos.ihla ;s1pe ,hat~.w.s
NOT, ,disa.,rons3 -, - - 80 ~ ,''' -
= Tio''o,,Iv arsuor - All, r,os,;,, ,,..s
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rnpN ~ usus w ~"tutel guy
PSepS ~ YnnD s'1',,; 'HNo" mn Ini'o .tne
o'acA sea VI ieoe'''on, ~ usea 'nese Po'7
''''o"' "o'u'i' ot'a '-I .'''..''I'' ' ~,
"Tae destiny ee sarshodiag staes . one and as SANG
% Is impossible To- separate her, fae ru Isr
tsr States 'hO haze the same social Org@"iia'i0n
To- Such was the iuexorable logic whereby
imperious South Carolina dragged her slave
holding sisters after her into rebellion aud
civil war. If you are not at heart Aboliti.
ouists, prove it by striking manly blow
for Slvery. Do not stand by and see us
crushed because of our bolder devotion to
our common interest. Il is scarcely posi-.
BILE for those knit together by fraternity
iu conscious crime to resist this appeal. :
Missouri as a State refused to follow
her Governor into re5elion, but her slave
holders and their satellites as class, with
4, xcb a ,
and her active Democratic politicians, made
the plunge. The results already realized
have been tragic beyond modern, example.
Tie proximity ct, Illinois, Iowa, and Kan.
sas, The vast excess OF their population over
that of the only contiguous slaveholding
State, Arkansas, rendered the struggle on
her soil unequal, aud scon compelled its
evacuation oy the regular armies OF the
heoeli' on; But the warfare, thus divested
OF It's pomp anu dignity, has bat Increased
10 terocity ana manghlty.. Counties, town
ships, neghoorhoodsc divided against them
selves ana mutually lniiamed oy the most
hendish hatreas, nave suffered from guer
rllla RI ra,as ana mlun.gn. losays vISl'ailons
lro.n "nlcn tue ,.h ni'Ss s.eel neartea cared soigier
woulu s,', recUil Iq, WIN notrGr. oiF,, sala a
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pas1C.', anu ny ua,e Seen auu"y iolpea
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WIS Io h", Wv minus ;a,,;a =, s"o y s1eate'
uo sa"na'in, '' SIa.asu o.oS h", y, Senpse
:e' 'a.'on. ~. NV yu'e legpln
ns o'u Ts;ea;.. nsSua" !. ssou apu ner
Ao,'e "'ou'o.s .,,.'sS uusS p'ep''o ,o' sa'ur'
ua'n MN',; " p'uu ,%on aoou, anu na,sacre'
reSi!ns sn's' 'n'' "'0 ''s'' " as' a'cofa-