Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-26

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Bat | must nosice the matter of con-
promise further Every man knows
That Mr. Lincoln had no desire TO inter
fsre with the subject Of slavery. For
eighteen months your armies were guard
iag and protecting rebel property in
hentueky and elsewhere. The matter
grew worse and worse During the
mrs, fifteen months no proclamation or
edlct had been issued. But after that
he said 70 the Seashern people: a III Won
wil lay down yoEr arms in one hundred
days and return 10 your allegiance YOU
shall have all yoa7 rights. all your slaves .
Yet there are nssn who say shere has
been no concilia4ion. Fer nv part |
would rather be the author OF that Pro
clamation that liberates three millions
Of human beings from bondage thaa 70
Gil any other that could be given me
| hold in ny hand paper written by
man named Humphrey, who has lived
m the South. lie was a. the Chicago
Convention He wrote this letter seafors
be left the South He says: The frst
fatal act that siIack the death.blow 10
the rebelioa was che Emancipation Pro-
ciamatlon Now, this man vas slave
owner. he sass. further, "that every
slave AIKEN from them does the North as
much eood as taking a white man"
There have been two opinious formed,
neither Of which has proved true One
was that the slares would rise aud fill
the army after tile Proclamation came.
Another opinion was that the proclama-
ZION would pat torch and gun into the
hands Of every negro TO burn, slay, aud
kin master and mistress Il woald be
nse and fAggot to desolste the Lend
nus has aot proved true They have
neitner crowded me army nor risen in
ihsarreeson.
Free Labor Prlifabls.
Imade a nneaeb The nsh.r d.v nnl..
he monument Of Mr. Clay. 81 Isx;nTson
where . senlleman Informed me he hs3
more than ouadrualed the prof,s ~ ~
oolored laAorers ssnce thev haa hecar,s
Tree / had tie nIensurs af mse,;ns :
worthy ladv whe l;ves nsar Vicksh,1,,
ana who owns four farms She had SIS
slaves Al thp bemsnping az the war hat
nov has onlv Ia IN ans an, ~ ,his
nnuher 49, .voola naLa ,wo aoilar.
where she uses A. make one soma
people fear .hat they viii come here ha,
tkere i NO dasyer Why9 Rsosnss
ia New Hampshire there are only 400
aegroes, aud those are pressing down
towards the Border States They viii
hna theif eongenial hoiae. A great ma
jorisy oi them VIII remain on the old
planss'lensi but their relations viii be
changed.
Negro bEbstifafes
A short time yon heard the Democrat.
ie party crysng oat against The negro 70
log into ths army, ali, but they did not
say anything about thia AZ Chicago.
Nov, where one OF them is drafted, he
sticks his hand way down in bis pocket
and puIls out $500 10 pay A Niger. yes
a niger. 20 20 in his stead rGreat
cheering An right now.
Gentlemen, in abiding 70 the Chicago
Convention again. | would much rather
that Mcclellan had not lola us three
zines he was Tor thn Union. Gen. jackson
only said a hing enca Afler all, how.
ever, Mae takes the whole Of Il down,
nov. As gentleman have nothing 70
say against BIN. Bat, God knows, he
has never held Any Office bot one. and
hat Old Abe savs 10 him.
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wa. % yeu propose 70 90 w''n an
As1''sseet 81 suppose you oner - they
sal say we have right 10 accept II or
FFtpCt ~ Now. 1 want to kuoH III you
aAse ever heara o. one pop"ia, man IN
ne sonsh wno has ever asAeq any
'hing else oat snaepenaenee II Any
man believes o'herri De - deceived
suppose You ohrr mem an AFmisnce'
Ahsy wiz say withara" your armies NY
toe VsoeeAee, - ou' our eo''op ana
:, .aen en- a'sef res' ~ g'ssh .hem 20 Iep'ehl.n 81
tneF armies, Neuia 'hel aeeeps auy
sning ,sss ,sss 'ns'1 sI'eouehse'
!" hhi GOES o'o zen ot9ns asY upon tnis
sssts, ne says ne oou'a hsss
rooDea ~ esiae she Rt@ss ano VOC c'sas
sha snsy Ate los'hg ons leg',nsn' = uA =
l1s n-s is'ssu : P.Ossasl@ @.'on 70 lne
1soe,s pIesn's'"g 'nAs y sney sons ,n.o
our hhes shsy snsi' nos p 1o'cea lh.e
the service ana tne consequence u
they are coming over al the rate Of a
thousand day
bs. me ten my 't'enes .af,e ~ , so'
men 10 the Stats Of Ne" fork itself
than they have under the rebel nag to-
Gay let Joy nave me- sA'Nin ~ An
aFmistice, ana saying you CAN never put
DORA the reDeliIon' ia,
I aoE alludc % painful matter.
mean the conaiiigs q ous neg,eelsn SOL
dieis as PRISONERS o. war m me Soutn,
One OF The grandsst nauiieatahons Of
-. p-..'s 80 49,, 49, 80. g.. ..a.,lg
rather die here IL she dungeon. tllan lei
Them recruit their armies bv exchaue.
Inc AZ coo AZ their stout man .ed an and
fastsned ia tbe North for "a Who are
I.if starved ana uot "a fsr servies"
what a sublime snectarle Of beroismi
Bas vhst Al tbfv show--the rebsls
thow--else~hers7 Go 10 Chambersbure.
Sec them Gre the house in which poor