East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-10

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Who roll up their pious eyes in holy
hsIrrorat the great SIN of slavery, "tbs
t.s,in OF callNibainies. and yet cl4,ch toah
] frqntfs 'fegi ths wssssFgq Pseftsef tht'
E%s1 L Z ,aassd IsoE ,IsuguT N
/ Who, have filed the whole land with
''loud mouthedS professions Of pbilan,
dtbropy and Christian sympathy for their
tScolored7 7brethrcd 10 boudags, 'isnd yet
.Nhenn the lcommapdant Al, 4 Fortress
Monroe begged them to take five hun
dred Of these poor starving fugitives
land feed them in9bonestg charity posi-
lfively and iaAnmaalyry ryJnssaabsiaioq
Who, with long faceso aud sanc,imoi
,niops professions Of yearnipg sympathy
'Rof ,heavenborn5 charity, ipdpstrionsly
begged the east OFF coats ofther PEOPLE
shipped tbem; to Pos Royal, ,las sanitary
stores at Goyernmelt expspse, IA and
S0(d them To thei,'St' St'c0l0Ted brethren, y, a,
Branfott, al to,d. a6llhts upiser, ,'syd6l.
from 1,,0pascsovsIstea7ingssL yi1nco
lsoUWhh continually thanked God that
| they are, not 1sibfui7hkefotller. people;;-
and yet are covered all over with ipiqpity
committing daily, and with shameless
I fndustrybahd temerity, every sin forbid
kdeh by the decaloguee 1neen:odsly2,too
as they think, (do they deceive CODY
Ag sconpound for sins they are inclined to, 10
tsnp By dan,ning those they base r o mind to' OF
1i2iWho ave ''making history nowe the
/ mildest chapter ofwhicl will'be like this
70 ~'dyittie Jscky nerner sat IN corner, iai
b Eating achristnas pie, soi oi lr1t75i2
80 lie stuck in his thumb, and pulled out . plum
Saying, what q brave 10y an T" IA, s,,i
! o., In other words, %, ,,ft t..,,,.,r ~ T.,
Holding their racks, 10 be filed with ,green-bae
| What sharp people are We" .,,..,., .,.... a.,
Once more let us 60 back q little; o,
4, Who planned the orgsnizstonN and
drilled and mustered, TO the polls, the
vast. columns of deludedI WiJe,awakes!
Who, nearly split their hypocritiesl
| ltbroats with frantic cries of Free SPEECH,
I"Eree Pres" q Free Homes" and = Free
Men" and tho momeht they got into
! power, covered the land with Bastiles,
sealed the lips, and feitsred the limbs OF
the noblest of our people, converting
the tJeest Government 90 earth into "a
despotism worse than that of Austria?
Who, are making millions, Of money by
this fratricidsl, war, and are now urging
| it on with might aud main for the sole
and selfish purpose of gain, giving pre-
ciolis little, of, their, own blood in its
prosecution? Who has disgraced our
national character at New Orleans, and
made it by-word Of infamy among the
nations of the earth?
Who chatter blasphemy in our pul
| pits, and dare profane the sacred altars
OF God himself with ribald pests and low
butloonery? Who preach Sharpe rifles,
ST. Domingo massacres, and the. utter
determination Of millions f'people, in.
stead of"Peace on earth and good will
to nieD?" 9sSuEUJN u jioTigQ 9ii no
-- Who started all the c'nniserabe'isms in
the land which. for years have cursed
the nation and ,demoralzed IT. people?
Who harassed AID aggravated. the. Cot.
ton States, gear after year, by persist
ent interterence with their,home matters
aud local concerns, until fpslly y They
were goaded into this terrible rebellion?
Who divided the Churches Of the cotb
try and sowed the seeds Of discord and
sectional hatredwAicb have ripened into
the biuerest, Lloediest and most lamen;
table civil war which has ever occurred
in any age or country? WHO deliber
atcly sapped the foundations, carried
away the pillars, and are lnowz brisily
engaged in pulling down into irretriey,
able ruin, the faiiest and grahdest, TEN.
pie of human liberty which the v ord
has ever seen? Monkeys, monkeys, n'on'
keys. so.-- b, no. 57o sdj 7ol coilibres
In the name of peace and domestic
tranquility, in the maine of God and hu.
mamtyg isn't it about time that these
everlasting monkeys were thrown out of
the National cage Indignantly and for
'tsla cnncloo, Yesr&aaaiyy q; 1863. nj
ss8y -idt III Liza a..l .lnzZA ,Ts7soM -
bTnr CoSscFiprioN Bftfta..G Gfiic Prov
idcncc Post expresses its unqualified
opposition . to the transcription bill as,
lately passed by the, Senate: sl,ss,v eno-9
''T'bis bill places the able bodied men
Of the whole country in the hands of
the President. lie is not to cai upon
n State for Its quota-o needed troops;'
but, after completing vtbe work OF en-
rollment, he takes whom be pleascs.-----
The State can have no voice as to cx
empts? there are TO be nous, save such
AS are made by the lawiof Congresss---
The, State canyhave 20 eortaHnn eepirol
over its militia for any purposes what
soevcr. When troops are called Tor
they arc to be takcnswithout being or
ganized or officcred by tho 'Governors,
Us heretofore Indeed, from; first to
last, State lines are ignored, and State
authority is repudiated. The able
bodied men Of the whole country are
at the disposal of the President alone,
aud bis instruments alone are To bring
them forth from their homes aud CON.
nand them In the field. With such a
law upon the statute cbook--with the
Judiciary of the country tied baad aud
ioot-with the Governors powerless---
with the writ of liberty suspoBded-wIth
martial law evcrywhere-~ hat hope is |
there or can there be ior State rights3
What il our, government but a consVll. !