The New York herald., 1864-11-08

usss Can be pesso,e that Southern nan-sAor ~
ssvss' san.ns .ssr cisrsory ,Ss scale sr bong ana
ao sher social Wssd recon mend Ne passage
q law wh,cn u oos os~ kvst ~ a.ssnessens ssp,w
70 sqxaIsiy wSA tAs waite wan'fss. dwgu,ss you
nsy, those sho oshs Nssshss common sense AND W
success he freedom, enjoy sq1Ai rights And
equal pos,.,on, snd This case. distny snly
BY solor. Are prepassd for this 10 for shs We
our s!a.ssS 70 win .hss freedom With sui owu .nas
pendence establish u eur midst . haN quarter o
mlilou black feemsn familiar with ,hs ar.s ana is
ciphne II var ana with large military sxper,ence. aM
the bitter experience Of Virginia with regard H .yss
negroes already been iorgo.ten Has tina, lzsd suosc.
OF legislation found It's solatsou and remedy Il
,he wise expes!eot u srmns and traEna %
arms 90, ouly as' worthless tres negro popO-
so!d by lhI savs sonscr,ption. WIN gnoranl, sru,A
tree uegross be rendered ess gaoyaps less th.evmh
psns n.s our WSsa ssn Ss
sad 1--WE are cot lighting for slavery, out lndepeu.
sence be mean, that the question srbjsc, slavery
ws' matter 70 settle smougs, orrsevM. And ,hai
admitted u ae aaputs; that he intended 20 tndepen
aent !, al 'ore,gn .nBusucss this well a "a all
Other mattsu rss 20 own slaves be pleased ree 20
ay ,uy OWE lakes free 70 govern ocrseives He oevu
Intended 70 srors the question slavery Or 70 10 aughi
else but express ihe tetermnAton 20 Sc Naep,ndsn
this ss w IN III other matters wha. has en- mD,ersd
tho feelings OF the two eeetous Of The old uuion7
What 70 la, has made TWO as,ons,,ss o. ,nam =
70 ,ot savery' II was savery thai caused them 10 de-
nounce us Interiors was slavery tina, made tho aer
that made the difference parsuits. IN interests
in our teehpgs, IL our socia and political Hfe, u .
antagons,c and diverse ~ any two people can be, ana
u only needs . difference language 70 make .he
So,'nsrue, ana sou,hsroev a. opposite !. che French
freedom OF ourselves and children the nd,onGi? our
country, &C.. are involved In this struggle ".s
OF this nationality you would deprive for Instead o.
being as We now are, . nation Of freemer Aoc.as
slaves as our property. you would mass n >
natien o. white men with free negroes sor osT
the politica, body Of The confedeeacy for spct
which 10 aim and s,r,ke one blow which shoad At oase
deprive Il Of life. you could have found one nors
vital, or have struck With more ieady certainly ihsa
you bave done BY ,he advocacy 81 sacb scheme la.
u there s any member COngress sc 'oss "a ais se,
the iuty which he owes 70 his country and ,bs pst.
tuition which he nas sworn 20 defend there "a ouUwnc
is not tired Of the OF blood and
top which have stained and dcsoated maEp 2srt0ns
our beloved land but yet desirW TO see more vel
thousand fold more Of the strife and
gotten by civil revolution let him persuade Congress- c
pass such law and attempt 70 CARRY ont such .sys!en
hings Which shall se-tbe revolution ana vas. and
pur,ured and raging 10 our mdst shaE be ooth;ns
compared 10 that struggle IN which sngaged
- the wild and desolating tornado compared .he mild
summer wind-as The angry fury OF the ocean waves.
whom ashed BY fierce blasts to the smooth surface The
The Yankse steals my slave ana makes soldier aud
freeman of him TO destroy You take my slave aad
make Z soldier and reeman 81 him to defsnd me- The
difference IN your intention very great but, not :as
practice Of both equally pernicons 70 the savo and ie
sruc,ive 10 the country and ahe expiration Of ter years
my negro stolen end freed by the Yankee and ny sss-o
taken and freed oy you Would they not be .quai,y
tween ,hem9 How prevent the return Of aim whose
hand s red with his masters blood and his enioyEen,
Of those privileges which you 20 lsvshy bestow apon
the faithful freedman,
Have you though. OF the influence to De ex.-.ed y
these na quarter million Of free negroes n he midst
OF slaves you propose 20 eavs them the end u Tue
war; These mon constitute the bone ind snes ~
savesthe abebodied between eighteen and .or:ydve.
Thy w men ,cAo knotv ne ralns and pocer ~ .ome.
arms, WuA the power and aetl,y command u n. sane
s.e snv orsp, a M sa y 8. asy W.,
The camp an. the battle not :onsdesc The best school
Of virtue With aabts Of dsepess learned Win
Axed calling business N which 70 engage :ass by
color ana ,rcumsaa:es prescribed ana aaabe 10 s.se
Then, aga.n. these men must have their wives aud
children slaves s3bec 10 al the restrictions OF slavery
while they are 10 enjoy a.! the privileges Of freedom
Will not this 0ecessarlv make ,hem disseminated? or
their wives ana Children rhI Vii give you instead of
ham million million and hall or swc m!iope irse
neEros: p your midst Thas nor. than one n.! ss
presert slave population OF the Coufeos.sA atass.
y Hcn onc uo.d fdssry soS xndr stu dys,n' u no'
yssr propsynsn ,boutiotis,a IN disguise No uessrs
class. EIthe. they or wocle be .orcsa ie cave.
Which would !, be, aud where and how would they 20:
Abraham Lincein emancipaiss ali he :an ssaL You
would taks and enancipate hair a \ wo-a ~ At Al!
events you would axe and emanc!pate that portion with
out whom the other portion would be vaiue.ess ana
charge upon he country No. or cause 40. 90 despe.
rate nor Its condition 30 low, A. 10 need The AID 81 40
hss,. s,opsn ,ncs, he vhi,s men =, a.. ,onssdsrs,
10 ~.n ana secure ne freedom, and he who would CAL
upcn the poor !suorant neht his battles the
boon OF worthless freedom must not only be deeply
respondent brt regardless OF the duties he bis
county 10 his uegrc Anc himself is not for the slave
would have him. take the yoke OF upon
him. would :he Yankee sut II s for The southern white
20 achieve his independence, 70 himself
lhe poeson Or III. save 70 secure 10 tse slave the
secure possession Of good master
Lack OF Discipline In She Rebel Army
Absolute Necessity of . ResrS
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov a.
Our army the nobest rising ~ arms this earth,
possesses al the bran. qualities and rare virtues Of
truly national army. lie spirit is unsurpassed. Filled
ciea. Of the danger al threatens native
lst persoa2v Interested 10 the welfare OF the county
aud siernly resolved to die rather than submit every
man IN 4 IS hero. Their bravery hss never been
der s,ed by the enemy. lu military capacity IL equal 20
~ spirit lhe r:sul, q every hEh, .hs acknowie iedg'
pie " exchange sdop,ed by tbs North, have ali proved
alike mat unr ees have ever tailed 10 make 'mprss
cesees have been 2btaDed when oar strength
Was isferior &c that o. the en.my. Even wien
learned rom lhe very disssers she experience when
ieacs 70 victory. IL these two elenenR Of su3cess
sp:t And II puck officers snd men vie with each oiner
Ic them We o~s ine ucmphs We have schieved the re-
stabce nsi odds 70. near:y ogr years.
and the commanding position ~e now bold. Thanks 10
tbc have epsassd ths successes which the Neither
huds-a ercanths country ,. email extent, exhausted
by long course y tyranny and oppression--acheved
against the rIchesi monarch " the earth the master OF
the largest and mos, powerful armies, commanded by
The NOR, renowned generals under the sku tuition aud
the able conduct OF Maurice OF SsEsau, they eAned the
At u war, and, by indOmi.abe spirit only. tore the
latfss from the sraniards' brow and drove them dc
fcs'sa ard dsgrscsd, from their country. II was the
same SPIRIT that ensbo the uncctheo, unshod and an
irsD.d rooTs Of be French republic TO defeat the mag
nscsni armies Of prrssa and Austria, and carry ther
Victorious bsnners across The Rhine and the Aps
sc may We asc, With the help OF God, triumph At last
anj conquer thai peace which TO gys Us liberty pros
pefity aud greatness
Byi before Us saa hope for final rurt ssoil h1v.
10 horn on. more ls,,sn We have all that those nosis
troops had who thus achieved Independence for the
Neibe-snds ard crowued the arms Of france with
m nperishsbe gloryt sHvs ore thing W. lock
d,eapI,n There dsru!Spy ihs fac,
From the srsgglers u the great jackson ,sa
IL. truitess victory n Bri run 10 the dsssert .he
vasy and the rei-es. N Gsorga. from he u
brave generals and aal ,rivsies so the Enclosures
Ae Executive At Macon .ysy vtsury and defeat
SPEAKS % the one tbns Ssninrtts ack OF discipline.
That Il should be imperfect W poi 10 be wondered a.
Our armies have rom the oegssng been 80 abnormal I
the elements they contained the andert they chose
and the lawr that controlled hem thai 10 the army
sad oct of the amy thought for long time the asrai
laws o. discipline nRpplicahie 90 ttem. We're they