, 1864-04-29
Ul)ifa9o Qrib'1ue.


XAH Il N& - Ss
The proposition to leave the retaliation Tor
the mussacre OF our black troops 10 Inc olack
troops themselves, is purely brutal We re-
rard the rumors that such course has been
decided upon by the Government, a. simply
false. The first and staple argument Of the
rebels and their allies against onr employing
black soldiers In this war, was that 1t was
turning loose to ferocious war>maklng horde
Of uncomfortable eaFagez- bow nobly has
the calm, steady bravery and admirable disci-
pline Of our colored soldiers placed the seal
OF falechood On these calumniatora. To 1caye
to them In the light Of mere revenge the
stern and bloody work that belongs to tue
Government II retribution, is refinement
ofcruelty not to be contemplated as possible.
It will be the basest ingratltude On our part
II at this juncture VIC sneak out Of our re-
sponsibflities and abandon the black troops
80 the reputation that will befal them before
the world If retaliation On the rebels be alone
devolycd on them.
Tho time is not far distant when the Prcsl-
dent must decide between opposing elements
in his Cabinet, and elect which lie may abide
with. The tokens are not deceptive that in.
d1cate that Mr. Chase will not much longer
endure the hostile opposition Of the Blair
family, maTing, dlstorting aud calumniatiug
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,ch,nca ~ nr,soners ia ncor parcnta v;ras
sisters and distressed eweethenrta. tate cour-
,cc
Tho ch;caco Ro,rd of Trade Yesterday IN.
tod ~ rcta,5 the e,tnat,ona of those of the
rn,n,ovees of memhera If the BOARD who
won1d enlist for one hundred days. and tn
pav $3.50 per week. 60 long al the Board
mipht he in fnnds. to the families Of tbose
recruits WHO might need tue appropriation.
Nob1y and well done. Let NIL employers do
likewise.
We have a variety Of information and hints
IN thc su1;cct of the thre. months' cali for
7,oons Hha+ is te1nr promised for Illinois
- 1at+a- fr,,, secrat,-r stonton and ~ ean'