Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-09-06
What ffle Adm1nfsfrafI0n haa
Done for the VVhIis Man and
the Negro.


the Negro.
The Boston Li6TatOr. an intense Aboa
lition sheet. edited by she notorious WIN.
Lloyd Garrison, essays 20 prove thst Lin.
coins administration has done ell for the
negro. It gives the following catalogue
Of osses and edits made for bis beneht:
/. Emancipation in Western Virginia.
2. Emancipation in Missouri.
3. Emancipation in the District Of Col-
umbia.
2. Emancipation In Maryland.
5. Slavery abolished and forever prohibs
ted in all the territories.
8. Kansas admitted IS free Stats.
Z. Provisions made TO admit Colorado,
Nebraska and Nevada as free States.
3. Organization Of Idaho, Montana.
Dacota and Arizona ~ free tsrritsriss.
o. Recognitio1 Of the indspendsues Of
Hayti and Ibsfia.
10. Three millions Of slaves declared
free BY proclamation Of the PrsudenL Jan.
l, 1863.
IL. All fugitive slGSs laWs repealed.
IL. Interstate slave trsde abolished.
ID. Negroes admitted to equal rights ID
United States courts, 90 parties 10 suits and
| to witnesses.
IA. Equality Of the negro recognised In
the public coEVsyahsSs Of the District Of
| Columbia.
Is All rebel States prohibited from 70.
turning to the Union with slavery.
| 16. Free labor established on numsrous
plantations in South Carolina, Louisiana.
Mississippi. Tennessee and Arksnsss.
| II. Schools for the education Of frsed
slavos in South Carolina Tennessee Louis
lana, and in Eastern Virginia.
IL. The wives and children Of al slaVea
employed % fresmen in military and Other
service of the United States.
10. ALI negroes, bond and free, enrolled
as part Of the military force Of che nation.
20. The loyal people Of Arkansas, Tenn.
esses. Louisiana and Florida, seeking TO
return to the Union on the basis of free.
dom to all and Of the abolition and prohi.
Lition Of slavery.
Fl. The abolition snd prohibition Of
slavery by an amendment Of the constitu.
ton passed in the Senate by two thirds
majority. and by aearly the same in the
house. Lost by lack of three or four votes,
through the influence Of Democratic meme
bers.
%. The nation, through its rspresanaas
tives in Baltimore. June 8, made the abo-
lition and prohibition of slavery the basis
of its governmental sdninistTaiiOh for the
future
%. The Federal gsvsrnmsnt forbidden
to employ any man - sl05s, in any espss
city.
"a. One hundred and Afty EItsassnd ne
groes. mostly fresd slaves, il ths psy and
uniform of the government, ~ soldiers.
That shows that the administration hes
been 70. thful indeed to the Interests Of the
negro. and employed all lie powers 10 his
behalf.
Mr.. Garrison makes out bis case BAT
there 10 another point-What has Lincoln
and bis administration done for the WkisS
racei
l. ae has called out two millions and n
half of able bodied men to the war.
He has sent full o million Of vkita
people to their graves.
8. He has carried mourning into aimoEf
cry RIits hIuIshold.
A. He has saddIsd the country with =
national debt Of OF least four thousaBd
millions of dollars, which will be an Un.
pressive burden aud incubus on the labor
and capital Of the country.
S. He has destroyed the Union and sobs
verted our republican form Of government.
3. He has Carried want poverty snd
destitution into the homes Of the poor By
a1vaDcing the price Of living to a point
almost beyond their reach.
4, He has fatally dsrangsd and Destroy
ed the currency Of the country.
8. lie has disgracsd the nation in the
eyes Of foreign nations.
9. He has destroyed the freedom Of the
press and the ballot boz, and fatally i'm.
paired personal liberty.
This is what Lincoln has done for the
white race
Is not the comparison an instrucsiVs sns3
II lincoln is entitled to the gratitude Of
the black, ought he not to receive the
eternal curses and installations of the
white racef