Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-09-30

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tires. A-nela had no. witnessed the suE1saa
SsseesaEsa Of sslf-eoFarring republic. Ana We
are tod .st1t Jussas having some regard far the
oslinis o is sslso4F raa. refentel. and teTFrted
and ha-sed himself If al the fecret foes of the
country iii o1r midst cea1 be Induced 10 initiate
bis exEngle. and go aad - Esexise. the rebellion
would speedily die Tor the want Of sympathy.
cpmpro1nise 5 often rnagaaninous and peace
desira.sse. But tlaas wLo urge them upon as
now faii to explain the tsss Of tie 6rs., or the
basls Of the seeaea Fem the verg besi.airp the
te-v declined so resve any terms short of reesg-
aisscn. The lines are being plairly drawn and
tlae issre made ap. NC hare var for the resfora-
tsa oftissT7a;on 90 ore sise. peace. Wl1is rec1g-
sioa. oB tse other. Tae peofsIe are not So bind
slss.s to sag eaiar s. Leaders Is to aeoeee
ssz tssa WI lessFt any
leale eho ssas.ol ah step But where shall
ta4 d a8 aaie? Nho shall have the terri
tories Nh ha pa tie debts Wao shah have
the Sspifal-wl9 cur a,3 taeu3ries and reeollec-
foase she 3lr "a eaasas2 who our gold nliaes?
wh9 e- zn3 girsrs2 We are at for peace.
et laafs e7e the grave Of our ma
5sat mus g. ,roa.ht absut by the destruction of
tae military n0Ner aud stEeBgth Of the rebellion
r wiil le celebrated over the PROSTATE saldned
and c8eguere carezse os fe seheIlsoa-tl.at Enost
wicked an1 .uiasasifs ssaures thst ever sisite9
tla.. human rscs ST tbe nssre belesfs Of rsrr7
ltaler- We eenaet- W. wiIl not Ee dare aot per
IN sals i4ssa 70 be dsstrlqef. ana democracy
sri yi.aaissu throughout thi. World 10 perish
ne mast tarn oar backs upon al saeb lealEers a.
bo.aly adrosate the rieit of secession, or desire
70 see the rebellion succeed Net ouly these. but
al ossers uho fail to support lhe gorerrl,ie5 IA
every lawfGl effort 30 szve The nation, merit and
saast raeisve our eond1 lanatio1. While we alust
eg4rI personal liberty : ever saerei, and 10 be
violate III no case, we FAUST remainder that these
who are 50 lead With tiseir complaints abou.
single ease, and shat their eyes 10 hundreds of
ether cases aear Il aand are very unsafe adTis-
ers a citizen ot Ohio j. arrested for s9lae real
Ct ia.aginsTs cause land whether justly or IN
issy matters not Ter the purposes of the Ireseat
aEEameHt and the President and his cabinet are
s ence besiegel b. hundreds Of anxious friends of
the arrested party: committee 81 sixty or more
hasten from Ohio 70 Washington; the angry pas
shed are sezreelg avoided: time and money are
freely expended. and the Executive and his adyis-
ers have their attention withdrawn fro1a the vital
affairs Of the nation 10 attend to this case. Just
orer IN Tennessee are hundreds and thousands OF
Is gesa men seized inFisosaai robbed, and even
lauEaered without cause. without trial their pro
fserty eongseals3 fheir families beeeared No
all is offered. ne money spent, no committees a-
zsissssd, 40 syaTasby no anxious inquiries at
tie President ahoat their welfare OF condition
aal mp tt, the I,reseuf hour scarcely single man Of
az that host which imflofed she restoration Of
tae one n3ieidaa} Il the fsst ca-e has ever spent
dollar or urged AZ e7ort in behalf of tie sufferers
of Tennessee, or uttered word Of condemnation
aeaBst the de.9losisla wlliah caused it. Thinking
reasoning azd x aiisiins men Of al parties cannot
4il TO sae thar tilere mast l.e some reason for
these stsange Inconsistencies In many eases 10
sgor oi nlura-Iiisg or Gem nljslaa1s is ever heard
over aHy outrage or tyraHn5 o. rebels from certain
quarters YEA the sane parties are ready and &c
IKE ID kisliss the ellers f pATtg STRIFE oE incl
sg 10 siuts, apd murder becasse some notorious
tIs,itor has lssn punished without constitution
a trial They seem to IoIees that the duties Of
tbe cove 4laen and citizen sTe dependent and
gecipsoeal, aaI .ilen the citizen nepndiates his
4.rq d th- coatsaet, ana refuses 10 support or
ol,sny opposes the g9gelnnlent, hs has no longer
a.,y elaila ul.o.a ber ior Irofsction The only le
-a. or osasi.a.e .ei4..l demand rhsch any traitor
r8a have an1zs fhelaw ugen the 90 ernment be
g4g IS VS. caim ios an ounce Of Missouri
sal. a5th a leg grains 5l' Lele8ars i.ogsle1. or a
-a.re eaIa q Aentucky hemp Aag they sL
hasea s.asiiul supplg Ia a ve4y short pariod OF
lime
Our eanse must not be lost. Ne must have 3a;sh
God Is in HISTORY. Fro,a the ereatiaa Of man =
the present t.a,e his asginy has been onward and
1.Ez.l Il aaan progress may b. slow. but II
never can rcoele ManNlni have passed through
various is1sns OF govern4ent n different ages, and