, 1864-07-23
Gbicaga @ribn11t.
SATURDAY, JULY , 1854.


SATURDAY. JCLf p, 1864.
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STOP 4f-
s.,as.,., .xnos,,rr of fhe t,sde and
tlal and tnorou6o q AFo'D1o ~ .Ae 'A'1' a.1A
plantation corruptions p'aetlceo on tne
to"tt ... 1aos.e the +rn,rn,r+at,o, ~
<I plantation Ae"Ses. tue transportation .!
supplies to rebels and the secret history OF
tho Red River ftseifee unocs oen. BANKS.
military admin's.1aaon' =, ~ ru1 colaespoaosn1
Aas iouo"eo LIT ''AeA ~ 'as "eeto4u atm1se
since tne con'toenes :.1 .l',,,4'-s ~ ~ -
1horoueoN eon's oo.thaast ~ ha1s
caSn ope1at'ops - ~. '.s,a ~ ..s.dan.aa a.s
e'l1hcich1 tepaneo up4 dha-.t,Ss ~.
ludgment, npals 'to" ~. .t'.-.. -
'dencc when 10 .s-t coo" ~
give tu1l credit 10 n'e s'a' ausAs,,u" ~. oe
that the most e'ean',s 49,, s".u' 80 Nv ~ 49,
parallelcd coffupt'ono ua'e e.o"u Wv " 1ne
loosely drawn !ee a.@'4oAs " @ue F4ePet uu'
thc1itie' ana tAat sae po"sl ~. s'.su 80 ~ susa
rcpFcseo'a,'ses snu asents u's osea aos'
grossly aoo es''n'pa'ls aousea, e,.a " w
gree when nas 1npoeeo oisaetef ~ oa'
inns. ano Iesu1.eo III al'noSt 'nceaaole
benefit 70 Inc seosis. 1ton tie ou'se' VIC
hare aenounceo aneee cotiopuone' Nv
maitor oy "hom ptacleeu, ana NC onA"
DO 60 IN 1n'ulc. VIC nAFe no syn
pathy ~ltn any measures or men mol scuuos
10 crush thle Tepenlon. "e pen.so -"
CAUSE TO be 1uet one, ana oeneY1ne lots'
caunot admit that Iascallty VIII alo H. He
war,t this VIII eudtd By short, sharp. decisive
wo4s. After thu war Is over, We can trade
preach, neg otiatc, educate, and interm1nele
with the "Wayward Sisters, and Heaven
knows, they Stand In need Of busiaess, rell'
gion, and education. Unth that time, our
only communication mnst DO with sword,
ba, ouct, and cannon. It is a desperate dis
case wc arc trying to cure, and We must use
desperate remedy, and If spectators and
eharpers stand in the way, let them take their
chances with the rebels, and all the people
will ssy amen! We have now been fighting
for four years, and it is burning shame that
VIC must be pushed again and again from the
brink of success by A who wants to steal cot
ion and nnho sells r,.hr14 fonda cloth;nfr
and arms IN he naea aoa,nst n. I.et II hr
understood Tint the TaIpT-xr t,cl,ts mt on,v
49, ra,,.,s t-t ~. s,,oo,,o.o,e 1r,,, ~, 49,
+os,nr .s;th +hom u sns,, ta.r, ~ 49, - roanra a
s,>.1s s.-..s..s,-., 49, ~ T.. 49, -. !s;saa.s..s
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OUR PEACE PLA from. =:
"Any propositiou which embraces the 1estora-
soa o. neace ano me snlee.s OF me whole oniq1.
comes by and viii N autborly that can control ais
arsies nor At se0r 0gaiass tae Ist9sd State will
ernmept. and vii he met by ibsf5 terms On Other
substantial ana collateral points. abraham Lsn-
car.
FROM 1he tounoa.oh u 'ne Government,
LUG slhVer3 qnesuon nas oeeu tne only one
.aaSa .,sIp A H. .,;.s.as ~ rspa.aa,s. ps. I -
3ca1h. eFc1 SLICE tuc hi1ssoaI1 Compionlse
Wes passed, SLAVERY has claimed 70 De stronger
thap the government, and able either to
make or break Ito ruin 1t could not
RUE. Inc 1ormauon o1 TIE Aepnolcan party
and i's triumph IN esery tfee STATE out one
Hle'e1s e1p1essea LUZ 1aet toa1 1ne ree otates
"ou4a oppose ~ constaeu1lonal means inc
spread ol siA'eiy aneo na'aonal tefrltofy pre-
Eioueiy 1ree. II "as set5 mud 1ofm o. anu
Slavery sentiment 1hefe was no raaacallsm
suomi H. euen mao oeen 1ne pfac11ce Oh Inc
trainers OF Inc CONSTITUTION themselves, IN
1he antl'slasety ordnance Of 116s. Henry
clay and other southern statesmen had
steaons aanefeo 10 the same doctrine bu'
slascfg tnongnt hessen stronger than the
government she believed herself the poWel
behind the throne, the Rng-maker. OF on,
hepuonc' one "onlo oFook no lnke"arn
1ealty' no qualified assent to her claims. Tt
Amtt he1 pre.enb1ons vas to rebel against he'
authority. The urioa had never harmed
hsf, bnt The people Of the Free States hat
oehleo hef su premacy-h rdis1o1ty-hefGod
aeaa-ano ehe straieht"ay demanded ~a1
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