The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-30
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Low WEED, the leading Republican jour
naist o. New York, and the bosom friend
Of WILLIAM II. SkwARD. lie, every one
read it carefully:
Ia 1860, when only distant mutterings
OF rebellion we're heard We were among
! the iew who recognized among those
threats the certainty # war; and who,
in measure, comprehelded both its mag
nitude aud lis horrors. lis always an
otf-nse in An individual to foresee evils
and especially SO 10 avert, or even TO he
! prepared for them. For an article then
written, asking the President, Congress
and our leaders TO rai.e their eyes and
/ thoughts above the horizon Of party, AMI
! contemplate crisis which would tax the
energies Of the people, and ties. the
strength Of our government. We Incurred
the dcnunciations of many, and the trlen :
| dly censure of mos. Of the Republican
Journals.
Subsequently, when rebellion Wa. ram
| pant IN tue extreme Southern States. a
question whether North Carolina and
Tennessee should remain in The Union,
or go out of it, arose. We al remember
tie" Border State proposition" upon the
adoption Of which by Congress rebellion.
from the Mississippi to the Atlantic, would
have been bounded by the southern lines
Of Tennessee aud North Carolina, with a
modification which the Border State re-
rre-en'atives offered 70 accep, we advocat
Ell that compromise" Aud ter this,
also, we were severely denounced.
10 the "Peace Congress" where the
Legislature honored us with a seat. which
we reslgne'! in favor of a distinguished
citizen. the - Border State proposition -"
WAS again rejected, and consequently two
Z STATES, majority of whose ci liens yea'n
ell to remain in the Union, were los, -
| With North Carolina and Terne ses in
the tni"n. Virgins. couIi not have gone
out OF il. We should therefore. instead
Of sacrificing hundreds of thousands of
| lives and hundreds Of millions of treasure
in \o,,h Catoii..a, Virginia. Tennessee
and Kentucky. have resolve those troops
and that treasure to crush out rebellion in
| the cotton States.
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