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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-08-24
General sEacrg2s aEa on Negro Re-
CgUStiGsg.

If General Sherman ever runs Tor Pres
ident, he Is tolcrably sure aot 20 receive
the vote Of Massachusetts. He has just
written letter to III agent ot that State,
who was running a.:er negro recruits
within the lines of his army, which must
make the check of every son of that once
honored State redden with shame. He
says to the agent
/ DO not see that the law restricts you
to bIacl, recruits, but you are at liberty
to collect white recruits also. 1t is a
waste Of time and money to open rendez-
vous in Northwest Georgia, for | assure
Won | have not seen an able-bodicd man,
black or white, there, fit for a soldier,
who was not in our army, or the one OPP
posed to it.
You speak Of the impression going a.
broad that / am opposed to the orgauiza-
lion of colored regiments.
Ny opinions are usually very positive,
and there is 10 reason why you should
not know them.
Though entertaining profound reverence
for oHr Congress, ] doubt their wisdom in
the passage OF tins law.
Ist. Because civilian agents abont an
army are Il nuisance.
2d. The duties of citizens to fight for
their country, is too sacred q one to be
peo1aled Of Jy jHg;ag up tie refuse cfotbe"
states.
3 It is unjust to the brave soldiers and
volunteers who are fighting as those who
compose this army do, to place tte1a on q
par lcitb tie class ?t'rccru5isy y0Y are af1er.
4th. Tie negro Is tt a transition state,
and is not tie eqnal o. tie agh,te man.
5th. He is liberated from bondage by
act of war; and the armies in the field
are entitled to all his assistance in labor
and fighting, in addition TO the proper
quotas of the States.
9th. This bidding and banioring for
recruits, white and black, has delayed the
reinforcement Of our armies at the times
when such reinforcements would have
enabled us to make our successes perna'
| nent.
9TH. The law is an experiment, which
! pending war, is unwise and unsafe, anC
| has delayed the universal draft, which
firmly believe will become necessary, tt
overcome the widespread resistance OF
fered us; and also believe the universe
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-08-24

perate, for we are full of hope, and be
come tie more hopeful as you become
more cruel
Yes, if the worst comes TO the worst,
we will leave the South as a field for you
to deyastate--if you can find anything to
devastate-1or you to plunder and thievc
in, where you have left anything unstoien,
with none to oppose your onward march
but women and children and aged men :;
while our Teglars, who would in such ca
ses number almost, or quite a million
say half . million at least-divided into
many separate commands, all breathing
vengeance, ana thirsting for blood booty
and retaliation, viii march into the North
and Northwest, where there Is rich
town or village at every five miles; where
munitions Of war and provisions Of all
kinds abound where more than Asiatc
wealth invites the raider and plunderor; :;
where no base Of operations, no wagons
or other means Of transportation viii be
needed.
We will leave the South for you to
CLEAN IN, willie we gather rich haryests il
tic North. I0u cannot invade, suhiu-
gaze ana hGiO Inc 0pGth, ana NJ Inc same
time defend the Ncr6h. Our armies
would meet but little opposition unless
YOU gave up the South, and to give up all
your possessions in the South would end
the war, and that is all we ask. There
are several other articles in these papers
which would like to send yon. as l can
not get leave to send the papers. but must
defer them TIL Tomorrow. ! have just
learned that by explosion Of the ammu-
nitign boat at City Point to-Iay, about
two hundred persons are supposed t. have
becn killed al least that number are
known 20 have been missing.
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draft will be wise and beneficial for.
under the providence of God, it will sepa-
rate the sheep from the goats, and demon
strate what citizens will fight for their
country and what will talk.
No one will infer from this that I am
not q friend of the negro as well as the
white race. 1 contend that the treason
and rebellion of the master freed the slave.
and the armies l have comman-
dcd have conducted 10 safe points
more negroes than those of any general
officer in the army but I prefer negroes
tor pioneers, co0L8, teaatst1r5 otld se7gtusts; :;
others gradually to experiment in the art
Of The soldier, beginning with the duties of
local galrisOns such rs we had at Mem
phis, Vicllsburg, Natchcz, Nashville and
Chattanooga but I would not draw on
the poor race for too large a proportion Of
its active, athletic young men, for some
must remain TO sec6 new homes and pro-
vide for the old and young-the feeble
and helpless.
These are some Of my peculiar notions,
but I assure you they are shared by
large proportion OF our fighting men.
General Sherman was dcposed from the
control of a department, some two years
since, because he was supposed to be
crazy but from the above it will be seen
that there is some method in his mad
ness
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- 20 t5o c,l, ,hat tho Wan Daparfn,e,t
: ,l,,,. [,,r,.l,os So,tI, t,.a, ttot
NJ +,a <I7.In1ist The Catholic Eislon
- Ea.rJ,.. was. rarnirad 70 90 uDdar ar
49, ar3 ,,,as ,,focai IN tI,e small town Of
E-i.lali, foy raf,-ioa 70 prav as the Cen
o,,f I,r,a,-,..,I.,,t ordered
9Th. greatest excitement was on yes
ta~.T,,- lIUiv 2D |~ou are aware tbat
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zn,nortant Rebeg Opinion.

important SebeE o'a
The Northern EIect'oH-feece an. ana ar
nliStice Question D'Sc"Sse"-L"e l''cIS-
n'o"d Press on the .od"cft'o"-A'LcoI'' 1''g
best ff7efd OF the So"t4-A'" A'Hi'0S"'
for an ATn15st'ce.
From the Richmond Examiner, l2th-I
Whatever may turn out to be the
meaning Of the fact, the fact itself begins
to shine out clear that Abraham Lincoln
is lost that he will never be President
aeain-not even President Of the Yankee
remnant Of States, to say nothing Of the
whole six and thirty-or, how many are
there, counting Colorado" and ',idaho,
and other Yahoo commonwealth lately
invented! The obscene ape Of Illinois Is
about TO be dvposud from the Washington
purple, and the White House viii echo to
/ his little Jokes no more. 1t i in no spirit
Of cNutation we contemplate this coming
event, for Abraham las been good en-
! perOr t. us; he has served our turn; his
policy has settled, established, and made
irrcyuCable the separation Of n old u
Mon into nations essentially foreign, and
we may be almost sorry TO part with
him. lie was, IN the eyes Of all mankind,
an unanswera5le argument Tor o"r s2ces-
sion, for he stood there living JustIi!ca-
I ton, seven feet high, OF the steadi3st res
| olution Of tbgSa states to hold no more
| political union with race capable not
/ only Of producing such being, but Of
/ masking il a ruler and king.
| Cyrla;nly his elevation to that position
astonisled the world, but It amazed no
| body so much as the creature himself; he
knew that ha was neither lich nor rare,
/ and wondered how the devil he GOT there,
or, as me expressed it himself tha other
I day, To Canadian editor, 'It seems to
Ja strange that l, hoy bora, Rs it were,
in the woods, Should have been drifed
into the 0per OF this great event Why
| strange One may be drilteI into an
! apex, Il he only cmhagi.s on a chain Of
{ circumstances and those who snecr nj
! AhraaauG'- figures arc desired 70 d. S re
I that Eoah's ark did actually dIil5 70 an
/ apex: AMI it contained, with every other
/ beast OF his kind, pair Of balloons. Il
! they d,ittrd 10 an apex, SO may he
/ However that may be. hc is certainly
NOW about r. come down. AMI even to be
DRAGGED or kicked down. The rro-uosti-
cations uf last -rrinE were inGa.lilie fhat
/ the ..reIalhou,' must ba crushed this year
at least very signal and decided succes-
se5 mast b. g.iagG over It. or else the
war wg.I no longer be carried on under
IincoL's Government: let what niioht
c,,,,. ,r tIa WI. and tho union ba ,vopII
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pz~The Abolitionits are mourning over
the colored teoops killed in the assault on
Petersburg. We advise them not to 90
in black for the negroes, rs they can do 1t
themseives -PreRttce.
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4}usinrss Cay0s.

n M'LAUGHLIN, Attorney at LEV,
L. Johustowu, Pa. ut.jeo m the tx
change building, on the Corner at t'at'..
and Locust strcers-up stairs " li attend
TO- I'll business connected With his profession.
Dec. 0. ISGJ.-tf.
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lNor Rent.

L An Office on Centre Street,
next door north of Esq. Kinkead's Office.
Possession given Immediately.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
April Is, 1864.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

scsssion" An& rAat occasion more prop
sr s,san lhe-sai 1llshe scholastic year. ~hsn
the yossg ladis spirits ara weighed down
NJ slisni1n,ae lasdly 70 the musss ! And
Aal lcalased than eaneart. 70
u e p .ssgls's wiagSi above the
~ 1DlAnaa <9asss q "ihis sablanary
- - pmsehiae grand. sublisoe. and
III theI ehsr.s Of eusic T~as
Co.. from ..tAs golden SHELF Of
- ps,jirsd Osphsas. that tnfa-
A. 81 very trees and racks
thcs|I veA Twas mnsic. ''sweetsr thaa
Tho kesss ~ the hosey -eonb. that lallea
t6uUur tie triple hesdsa Cesbefas eusrd.
tns xlls Raies Of Piatn's palaee, ,asd brought
~. Esrx1iss ltesk - seeiaa It ths dAms
Is,i. Mssie. Ike lie bright orbed Sas iss
~ JE61D 1mllG0 wv emp mplsesly triun,Phs
ever srsrythise thae Ss1s defssee md ealle
issssh slsS 6ssI|S yaa;sa tsso play by
tlt ta1Tsfpr ~ ssa9is spell And
wi 3 tEess |. iseifsl Ilne1 af p iIn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
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.Nes.s ssnae u .ef.'ssse ssss'nty. adscsased. An
leMa.s yus E'"itns against aheosdlG Dr..
with the proper Touches thereof. to the .nh-
sc!ssesso ybei6re the rzsh day OF Fs6.. ls6s.
os"sr ns 1sMMEbty Hx1ai1knty law from
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BANK, I: :! !! 1, !. (, NOTICE.

'ItHE'si siekfs.asstr,.. II the, s,,,u, MR..
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sGeGs0i.its sising p essstitss before He
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ssdnittd, /. Jte ceafsdsssts lae1sis se,is,st
ted at from 800 to 1900: ::sii1fs septsis
ssasSsAlA ihs BaliSstsss occupy! i9eir sld
poitioas anasi ! ,.ll' . giuist :. tks aft6st.
Z. Late sdy.esst te. Aasps, zspos. .aass.
Ipessisn ofaestse hsstiiijea on the part u
Hesa rkd SberassS. iGen.er stsneuap'.s :
Jill fapsd .hsS sSlacpni rssilro.d has resulted.
lFes ssreTtOla,i ips a.seveFe disaster. IA the
.saslysParAsefs fti4 save~sns. b he waisqshs
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lrns cosyzrrIo.- =
| This body il ssill aetively sseseel |,
~aking - FREE peop,s. Thar ny
lhasis Of repseses'ssiot i.s I 61pshli1ked
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hssdiy justly s.rh oafair ad.ion On ID.
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THURSDAY MOANING.

u sn' % s1ea ~ Xf IA
other column. ttat Me- Pfo'I
snd John A. Bsssoq esal
ced business chaS st q Aan'II
-sfc q spaid;'s Esq- and which :, 81
lately occupied y John Y Iho~as E'1
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psrlenss Y ths nsscsnt''s ess'ness. ssd W.
nave no doubt 'aey w'i spare sssnof's %
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county, and 10 prevent. as iar q poss;lls
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