The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

ervwned our aems N Maryland, Virginia, Georss,
oouth Carolina and Mississpp the sdventu rcus
Hampton. vossesa Lee. and Others, We could have
cause for couGrstulsascu and rejoicing. We have
resisted the mightieet Of tie Efforts OF our enc
mics. We have encountered and decated his
largest and bcs, appointed srrnies. We have
bw"rsed his bes, laid plans We have shown our
selves TO he worthy Of that separate and equal
y'aoe srnong the nations O; the earth which 10 our
b'rshrieh,, cad which has been unjus,ly Withheld
from us."
A large portion Of the Repor. Ia devoted 10 re.
organization snd recruiting Of tie ConfeierAie
armies, II ia hold to be absolutely necessary TO call
out the entire reserve force Of the Confeerscy, ro-
peal all exemptions an return dsserssrs W The
ranks. lie ucems u unwiss 10 arm the negroes
but thinks they may he useful II OF ganizcd rs team
stefr, cooks and camp servants. Their hopeless
iniuiortv prcchic- their engaging IN higher uu-
tie. d war lie adds "for the prescnt It seems
lest To leave the subordinate labors Of so,cty To
the negro, aud TO impose ia highcst. NJ now exst-
ing, On the superior class"
lie recommends a yigosDus prosecution Of the
war "1he country should be MS one great camis
AMI the whole people arranged IN the most cfcient
| military organizations compatible with the nam
tcusnce Of the necessary works and productions Of
society for uniineh.ng rec stance 70 the utmost sN
'reniiy Inc sutyi,;aiion OF brave re, pie so
organized and resolved IS an utter imr-ossitrlty"
lie Secretary rcOounis the question -. the dcsd-
lock In the exchange Of prisoners, ano presents 70
IN southern point of view, accusing the YANKEES
| O; dGphcity and cruelty to their owl men, lie de-
votes larre portion Of his space 10 dcnunciat ms
OF tbo Untej states for aruiing slaves against their
masters, and brands il ~ . bar' arous policy, ne
denied she right oi the Gorcrrment ~ anninistc
! the right II property In slay'~ aud presents VIC
/ No,l.is view, which Is important a. showing we
! 8 'ouids upju which tie Confederate authorities
10 lae - c%eia.. e the negro "a soners;
/ ''For a torm subsequent T. che indol"1dcnec Of
/ the United states, negro slavery was recognised
auulT oil The tn'ied : .stcs "a "a valid ieia'Ou.h "a
Il tnn.,r'ia popdl.uoh participated IA '.e pfVu's
| g. he Artau save frair, tIp'i tie laws oI VIC
aNf.H
| which representation In one oranch OF ther Con.
gross anu direct taxes are spportioned Is sutstci
! L.'oI recognition 81 the existence OF race oil
! l. io sinCn within tho limits Of the Union. Iher
his les, judicial ,fiAnal bas determined that sa-
Nsry nul the slave trade are not contrary 10
! itc nW NJ nations. and that the voluntary removal
OF slaves by n master TO Statc where slavery does
not cNs. does no' prevent the renewal oi TIE res'
| ion between master IN slave upon tbeir return VI
The STATE ., their or g.n OF dom ei.c. Tie dpio.
natc 60 t.upunucucc aud tire solemn treaties ol
the United states show reclamation Tor cscapins
! Slaves abducted in time OF war And nj peace, anu
tie rccosu tion OF those clainiJ by iUcgn power
ami the payment OF indemnity for the Use OF the
| n lsicrs 70 the Federal Government. A. this time
,hc Constitution Ut the untcu States contsinS Z
| S'iPulation .or tue return of slaves e,capils V
ono State from thcir owner in another STATE,
upon bis claim. The principle TINT save
| Withdrawn from his master IN war or peace, ny
doscrtion, coy; ure or otn,r set not sancuoncn ny
the law the state the will Of the master, doos
not change his condition within the State to which
he telonss % prevent the n Iht Of the master iron
attaching upon HIS revspture, Is not an exeeitlons
or limited one. The municipal laws OF one s,ats
have no more authority or re cogn.tion within ,hs
limits oil another than It - compatible with th'
laws or policy Of that Ststc 10 allow, and woulc
he contrary 70 the universal usage and practice q
nations for ono nation 70 permit anothe., ana ihs
o'bor an enemy, to abroyltc, impair or modify &c
lat.ons between classes or individuals oi her popn
latou, IN time vi wal, by any change IN their ex
istciice, forced or voluntary. The enlistment q
slaves as a part Of tho army Of the Un'et Sliae
had bu. q single object. The act Of Congress an'
PROCLAMATION which author ICED Il were formed Il
dcsroy political government and c,y 6oeGeSy Al
the Confederate States by declaring all oicers ali,
AGENTS of Confederate, STATE aud nsinic.pa govern
nent to be outlews incapable Of holding OF trans
icrring property, aud subject % is; lominious ban
ishmen,, and de lining slaves TO Dc emancipatc,
anu suitable for strsi,e IN their sru'es, ttcy eOug
all entire overthrow OF Their social or,iei, aud ne
ternnei this should tie VIM Of Inassscrss All,
conhisons, and not the highest tr.L OF rislt he
tween ihe pcnp,"
A bdcr UoIuAeisIon Of yankee cruelty" the
follows, Hith ssuii.a cOuclG.oiD Iha, Gya.l,
su,h rcmorsclcss enemies IL would be- iugtnnul, {
arm the slaves AA n -st resort.