Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

:sa;S,obs hsys passed st6y, regarding Il, pr
q EaSs. sssoUe Of The evils incident 70 hnman
gffsfFse vet to be tolerated in the present eop-
aaiyitieb q things until, IN the providence pf
a God iE cenIds be removed. Spoiled BY too
+ sllmuch liberation. and ruthless IN its demands
.yfts has precipftated its own fate; end the ID
telliOent peopIs Of Maryland, now merely
rpceoniziuc, -iitg,-slsanze1 rendition, propose,
s-aa Inst 10 deal with &c as rubbish Of the time
s'-Sunh Ms. endaugeFB their safety and 6Enders
II their pFosuerity If suffered 10 remain longer
f.samougst them; hence the expre4ea "iAn q
.--sIEersav. for 9. Convention, and he1ce tne
ei1svitabie result Of the meeting hereafter
s,uf thai sbody-ths ssaking Of bfaTyl1ssd q
ssFres Gtd1ss RS l So
And now, since tbe great baStlsOn our soil
has been fought and won, since We must real
lie, however HloWly--or in some cases reiues-
,antIy--the Wonderous change thas has sA.s1 :.
nlaee- has NOS the time arrived for every cltl-
srEen TO recognize the facts in ne Case ana '&A
ziuQ measuFes TO adapt everything TO suit tne
sneyv condition of things 50 certainly indicated,
SO 10 share its course as to make the alteration
N Affairs as little violent or ineonVenient .
possible? Already, and for months past
nav. for three years, indeed--the great change
at last upon MS haa been impending, 90 that
the really sagacious have not been greatly sur
pEised and have little occasion to comPlain-
What the people have done they undoubtedly
have had the right to do, and although this
mode Of getting rid of an evil eouald not sal :
tbe cotton magnates who with pride and alac-
rity set this revolution on foot and although,
according to their views, certain men here
have attempted to prevent the free people
of the State from prOnouncing their wishes
in regard to Slavery, its fate once determined
upon and settled, there Is nothing for those
who on principle defer to the rule Of the ma
iOrity, but subnissioA>eT e 70 aea.a{
Moreover, recognizing the fact that the
whole slave labor Of the State is in course
of rapid change and transition that before
the next season for planting comes round
The bnlk Of compulsory labor in the State
will have absolutely vanished, does it be-
come even malcontents, those of them who
have suffered themselves to be deceived most
grossly BY the emmiasaries Of the Cotton
States as to the hoped-for improved condition
ofSlavery, to stand idIe3 Were it possible
that the Rebel States could realize the hopei
and promises Of the Richmond conspirasors
TO deliver Maryland in other words t.
bring her finally within the lines of the Rebe
cOnfederacy-must see that she would take
her place there with Slavery forever Prdctic
rUv destroyed and that even then she -woult
be compelled to rely on free labor if she hopeC
to maintain the advance she has the right tC
expect The truth is, the most determines
and ircreduloas amongst Southern sympathi
zers here must at last appreciate his position
unless he is content to fan entirely behind il
the race for success and for prosperity. Th'
hour for dealing in sentiment has forever gon
by. No rebel lyric like /" Ny Maryland,
can prove otherwise than utter nonsense whel
brought into contrast with the stern and mat
ter-offact verdict rendered by the people Q
Maryland at the polls yesterday and so, th
sooner such nonsense as the disaFected her
have INDUCED in hitherto be discarded, tn
better ii will be for all who are concer1
"a. Hala A
Again, the verdict of yesterday indicate
plainly that the loyal of the State intend t
control the Sate-indicates beyond qusstio
that they haze he polUer to do 50. If ha
million Of white people have, through shee
carIegsness, through a lack Of appreciation (
the great interests at stake, suffered their hand
TO be tied and themselves to be dictated t
and controlled by sixteen. thousand slaveheld
ers, that time can never come again. Al
that ever was requisite to bring about thi
change in the situation Of affairs was ths
the people Of the upper counties should ono
know their power and with this once demon
strated, with the spell that has been upo
them once broken, and the State forthwith
starts on a new career-poIitical, commercia
and in every other respect-sueh as win Plac
itforever hopeIessly beyond the power o
those who have 50 long controlled its dest
niea. o