The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

>~.NP' VIC T'Sht TO stretch henr.
which We presume none Of them are
very anxious to claim If th,y d. v,ir,
their rights in this respect, they can be
accommodated; and even, taking i, for
granted, that there is in this case An
actual infraction Of tie Constitution, the
proclamation can be justified on entirely
different grounds. The establishment,
of government presupposcs the inner.
ent power to take all necessary means 10
secure its preservation. The proclama,
t'on was issued as necessary and proper
war measure, this is its justification -
Whether it will accomplish all tina. is
claimed for it, by its most >ansuiu,
friends, remains yet to be tested, in the
farther development of the war. But it
IS quite evident to any one of moderate
powers Of comprehension that it has
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complish much more 1t is at last de
priving our enemies Of much labor upon
which their future resources greatly dc.
pend |: this don't aid in suhduinr the
rebellion. We cannot conceive what is
capable Of accomplishing so desirable
result. Whether the freed slaves sill
be of any real service TO US in any capac.
ity is not yet fully asccrfainrd Timc
will make wonderful developments.
"Bu, you are now fighting to free
n'sgcrs, and not to preserve the Union. -
Well, how do yCu know we are fighting
for any such purpo>cE Indeed we are
sure you don't know any such thing,
and even think You scarcely believe it.
= You are not yet so blind or stupid as to
be unable to perceive the difference be-.
t tween the oij ct to be attained and the
means employed to secure that object -
, You would not be willing to conf, s. such
mental imbccility. We who are doing
the fighting ought to know very near
} what We are Intending for. We didn't
enlist to fight for the freedom Of niyycys,
and we are quite sure, we are not now
fighting for any such object. But we
have no desire to preserve slavery us one
OF the liked institutions Of the country.
We have no particular regard for the
slsvehoiders right in human chattels -
We don't intend to prevent their nigeers
from running away; nor Will we return
them to bondage when they escape. That
I is not a part OF our business, and We
don. intend to do it gra:ui!ous'y. In
fact we have very little sympathy Tor the
southern aristocracy, and dou't desire tc
cultivate their friendship except through
7 the medium OF lend and s'er. We "T'
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