Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-10

protection TO property ,noluding such tFi6ing ari
cles as negroes and cotton bales. Hurry up ii
volunteers. Give the lie TO those who intma
that Tennesseans will not 20 into the Gu
States to fight for their brethern OF African d.
scent. True, moet OF our citizens have som
daughters, sisters, fathers, or brothers there, br
they ought never to have settled 80 far South
Besldes, when you have secured freedom to ou
African fell0w-o citizens south OF us, you may poi
sibly have the honor Of taking part in carFyip
the same boon TO q similar class In Tennessee
and Kentucky. doubt not our noble Presden
will In due time adopt suitable means to ascer
tain the will Of the Lord In this behalf. I1deed
1t seems to have been made known already h
some Of the lesser lights. Last week gran
Convention OF she loyal women of America as
sembled In the city of New York. Each dele
gate had oonceiyod-an idea; and, under th,
inspiration of the great occasion, thoy have com
manded our magnificent President 20 proclaim
freedom throughout all the ends Of the EARTH
doubt not, at the proper time, he will go pro
claim; and The twenty thousand troops which BIZ
exceliency Governor Andrew johnson was re-
Gently authorized to recruit in Tennessee will
soon be ready Tor the good work Of giving pIacti
cal freedom to our enslaved fellow -oountrymen
male and female, Of African descent. When tha
time comes Memphis will be lovely city. IL,
walks aud its promenades will be illuminated
by tho smiling faces and brilliant eyes of the
graceful and accomplished sons and dRughte
OF Lincoln and Liberty; OF Darkness and Da
honey. True, our State constitution and Ia va
like those of Illinois and other loyal States
Will not permit free negroes to como within our
State, nor enfranchised slaves to remain there
but from military necessity, or, 90 a high Off
ntaI khA HI. - -
the thing" they will not be permitted to 70
main. The plan recently adopted In South
Carolina Of selling them the lands OF th Q reb-
eIs might be adopted, and thereby Memphis
might soon become "a variegated city" Our
white and cOlored brethren and sisters might
thus furnish al example of that "freedom and
fraternity" which so many unhappy Northern
splnsters sincerely regard as the only means OF
compromising the present unfortunate distinc.
ton Of color.
You should by all means pass resolution in
favor OF giving such rebel farms aud town lots
as are not needed for our cOlored brethren to
our Christian friends of the North who desire
to 1--we among their colored friends, particular
ly to that numerous and respectable class who
think that both races will be improved by O
cross OF the Anglo. Saxon upon the pure
Gninen. "When this cruel war 10 over" how
our psalm singing brethren from the Church of
the P1rtans would enjoy confederate farm on
Big Black, Red river, the Arkansas or Pontch--
aruain. When the rebels are disarmed how
meek and loWly, dOeile and penitent they will
be, while beholding our northern brothers 0ccu-
pying their mansions and illustrating the beau.
ties of General Banks's apprentice systep.-
With what impunity General Butler would
ride from his plantation ON Moon Lake to
his rancho on Deer Creek. Then would be
made manifest the absurdity Of those Copper
head croakers who foolishly insist that while
military power can put down rebellion, moral
power alone can eradicate Its consequences and
keep 1t down. Ii Ia true, they cite the example
Of Veudee, which in area, is only about one for
sieth part of France. There, We admit, the peas
antry believed their religion was endangered,
and history records thss they defeated six or
seven OF the hest appointed armies which the
French republic. in that warlike age, could hurl
against them. IL is aleo true that afterWard,
when Carnot was made Minister Of War, he
Iuieted the people by assuring them that they
,hould be nndisturbed in their religious faith
These mischieVous faullfnders, to give further
ofce TO their insidi0ns assaults upon our worthy
Resident, point also to Poland, Ia which the
ires OF rebellion are ever burning; hut they
0rget thas the Gar of all the Russias is In all
espects Interior to our noble President, and is
wholly ignorant of the true means OF quietlng
| Unaffected people. IL never occurred to the
Iloresaid Gar that to squelch rebellion effect
Tally the cause must be removed. Had he
tudied the history of rebellion in thiB country
10 would have discovered that We always ascer-
aimed the cause, the evil, the sin which gave a
reiext to the insurgents. For example: Dur
ng the administration of General Washington
portion OF the people Of Pennsylvania got up
rebellion about whisky. 1t was crushed out
y coercion" but the sAgaclous statesmen OF
hat day determined to strike at the cause. The
esult is that the people oil that NOBLE common.
Ioalth have ever since escheWed whisky and
lrned their attention to contracts. Nothing 10 |
ow known In that State of whisky, and though |
ir. Buchanan used to recite some traditionary |
tories of "0ld Rye" to the junior members
{ his cabinet, is Is well known that tho sight
I bottle OF pure Monongahela was as repul.
i've 10 his nature as ice-water to q mad dog. |
WAile General Jackson was Presi-
ent, the panple OF South Caeolna reyolted at
,xatlon because some demagogue called it high
ariff, Gnd asse ted that the monster sole
honey from their unconscious pockets" The
ebellion, however, was "subjugated" by she
Military power OF the Government, and the
oourae, abolished. No
,therers have been known since in South Car
lima. AT q later day, during the administra-
on of John Tyler, OF the tirm of "Tippeoanoe
nd Tyler t0o," some unWashed Democrats in
hode Island fomented q grand insurrectio1
gainat the sovereignty Of that large and popu-
rus State. The army aud Navy Of the United
sate1, by a hearty corporation with the "loy-
lists" OF that day, soOn overthrow the insuT-
ents. Their Provisional goveEnor-Thomas
Y. Dorr-Wss captnred, denied the right of q
oeliigerent," and sent TO the peni!enLiary.
The Democratic party, the cause, was abolish.
], as all subsequent elections have shoE
lToughout the United States, since Wien no
peck OF rebellion has been known within the
lst limits OF that loyal State. The rebellion
Utah, which occurred during tie reign OF the
i'd Public Functionsry, ia too recent to be for
)tten. The cause 10 no doubt fresh in the
emory of every maiden lady 10 the loyal States.
ne republican instincts of our people would
,t tolerate o monopoly in heavens "last bes.
IL to man." General Albert Sidney John.
on was sent to Utah with instructions 10 con-
Ter the conjugal spirit Of Brigham. Toe Nor.
on war ended gloriously to our arms. The
use was removed. Harems are now unknown
noog the latter day saints, and Brigham, like
me lone bird without mate, ''retuses to be
'miorted." In Europe, protractsd and san
linary civil wars have often resulted from I
fferences Of opinion in regard to the true mode
constituting the Bible, Ind especially concern
z the operations Of the Holy Ghost. They
've failed to abolish the one or deny the otherl
10 result 10 that few countries in Europe
ainlain the quiet which usually s. prevails -