, 1864-11-07
Qbt1a9o Gribnrrt;
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1864.
VIE MUST FIGHT IT OUT.

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wE MIST rlcur ou~
We prescrted eomo oona,aerat,ons . 10,
OF t"o @.-s-' . =. hoesilitles, onte
,nset9up'eo' acco!ulne " eae F. ~ ~
N lae eh'cago flsuor'n' "ono never os ~.
snmeo' eAe1P' as oeI"een t"o noepenoeal
na.aons. We propose 10 sno" nov ,us' noa-
tannes "oa!u DC 1eeun lne'lts. ~ oes"eeo
eee oo,tea elA'es ano lue ,tsaas L9 ssaH,a' .ss
Alef LIE PIol oSea !lsts..A, n. 1a'e
.no1a In tne 9ecogelIon ~ Wv !eoS1 wv
eaTnent By ourselves ana to1e@n nauone'
qaeotlon ~ e1A eas ue e4'et y. nact
- sna. =, L. Aaess
WV "a'e " eens'19c oena1ss rIsjrn
tpeaes os." 80 osn.geatns6 "no RI 2st tn tyrat
nno,, tba hss,. - - - -.-4-@o1ding what Il
on n .ne pas's o1 eaen p Of III po..;dstit
-, ~. way u J." claims, Wa tate Il for
I'LL la1 Ihe oEfr - *eA
grsute0 that ~A NceieAlau, II elected Pree-
fdent - Id not be permitted to make A
trrat On any verse basis than that OF hold.
~ the ground We actually have. The Con.
stitution requires that all treaties with for
eign naeions eLtered into by the E1ecu-
tive, must h1st be ratified By tWe-
thirds Of the Senate. We suppose that
Some remnants o1 lhe CONSTITUTION "ou1d
oe 3e1t even sitcr al acknoR1edecd d.ssoln-
lion OF the onlon, ana tnas e.en.. mcClenen
WouId Dc opneeo 10 fespse1 II N .n'e pet-
uculai. has own po1lscu Haenos nave
eealce'y one's'1a ., y! Luz eeoa.e, "usie 'aey
*outa 1eeo a"o 'n1.os 70 accompasn tne
nhh nu"ailat'oa Oh tne Noftn, Rmen would
T,....s. r....,' - ~, er!pE a' Au9, "est
.~.la ~ ne1asss t1aussne, M"sou1.
1850. 49, uDouesAaa oan"a ~ .no eaoa5' ana
~ - s-o.a,..,e~.s.1a w o. us peo
~. ~ ~. .a,....Ne. H 4s.s 4a1.e4 1naa
49, o.har . hand ~ esna,1 49, a.a.M a.u ~. % W
IN, sarr,to,3a1 ronc.ss,...s -. S AoA'"
& wtthn,.r.1 ,tvsnLa' 1.s.n' nou 10
OF Cop1soera,s ground, ineioa1ne Kentrs1y snd
Missouri. Wi!hblaws. oi Yelsee soldiers from
vote, whether the rha remain ia a f}ntoa II ttos
ask adu,ie,ion II 70 tue oo1federsey Yielding up
~ .a 1s 1npfton Tn .ne ~ .h r. " a IL
Hes west Of 1he confeoera.e ststes." '''>'4
This is the demand Of The rsbel govern
ment, as published By the Richmond Enquirer,
ard it must be admitted that they could
hardly Demand less without placing them.
selves at cur mercy for ell time to come
With an acknowledgements nf cur inability 10
eubdue then. It ia not likely that their claims
wonla he aha.ed, What then mnsthe 5on.
M, ;ta,,t, >''1~'
~ ~. 49, ,nesttou vorIaI IaI. ~.
u,ssr.srnn, pwra Nstr.s $500 ss:;s.as 49,
.s.. - t~s.--,s,h,e ..-s -. ~uAe ~
roms ana 49, .,sa.o.t- - vs. ~
-,a IT, v.tars fn,r ~, +.s s17.s ~
niet on the East, the British boun6ary
on the north, the Rocky mountains Oh the
West, to the Gulf Of Mexico; and sooner
shall thoEe waters turn in Their cou,se and
Tow eastward and northR3rn and westward
than any portion be surrendered to 4 Rfo1eipn
power. The countless commerce which It
shall Fear must be under the protection of
one flag, and never placed at the merry of a
possible foe. The M,eslee.opt: river f,a; hees,
twice bought By the American peonle-once
v it'll money ana orce with blood n ,aonrs
b1 right and ours BIZ Dossess,on ena n p,,11
,<ro- In ~. ~ " "
nes~t We 1ese eaei3 ou41 luao IL Is Today.
Bnt the rebel gorcInmtut can no more think
cf suYYenderir q IT. and ,a4f,rfeir1nr q e,,,-,..
-,ttoa.1 .~t,t 1ot'aAo1T
Aatonaa eAAs1euce, tpan I1eY can Bu1ren6n1
their individual heads and maintain nbvafco|
life What then ,,,ot =.
our!
The next question would probably be tn. I
Pandola's box of ali eyils sr.,rrp~ uUh |.
he-a ~ - ~ - - - 10 eLA 1af. ND
uo'e nc W w Win elSyerJ - asks SOME E |
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