Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-21
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Tsrsn The Washington Chronicle. Nov. H..
By cnmmon consent il Is now admitted thai
slavery the FIRST grest cause of the rebellion.
Even the ultra pr0-slaveTy men OF the North
welded before this stern fact when they saw that
The Southern conspirators themselves admitted
IL. But there i another truth infinitely more
significant The Federal government and
tho Southern coEsssrscy OF COniederacv have
agreed 10 abolish human slavery in the United
States OF America The much rld,cued emsn-
cipsIion proclamstion OF Abraham Lincoln il
now practically initiated and defended bv Jeffer
son Davis The much denounced enrolment
and arming o; the colored people Is now being
adopted aud enforced by the leaders of the re-
beilion IN truth. they are themselves confess
ing their conversion 10 the EXTREMIST and most
radical measures Of the ultra anti slavery men Of
The North IL would seem AS il IL was race
between such man ne Wendell Phillips and
Llo,d Garrison and Gerrit Smith the one
hand. and jefferson Davis, Judah p. Benz ,min.
and Rpber, Toonbs on the other. 20 show which
can do most 10 obiteratc slavery. This being
So. why should we not strike hands and make
peace ~ once on the btss Of the restoration OF
the Union Both sides concur that slavery was
the suthor OF the war. and both MS cordially
agree that slavery must be abolished Let us
then. haze pegee the basis Of the sTterminasioH
Of slavery
Gmkltugv of Pea ce-wp. LincoIn,s
Policy Gereshadowea.
isfrrcB OF BoS. EDWARDS riERRfPoiST, nov. !
have reason TO believe that soon after the
election propositions will be made 10 the South
ern St-ses to lay down their arms and return 10
the Union, with assurances that they shall have
every right which the Consliution and the aw VS.
can give them. Bot as read their destiny they
will net return They will spurn the oHer: they
will arm the savee and sgh. on. "drs 9. log their
SLOW iengih along
sR noRAog esrEirY's OPINION.
From the Tribune, Nov. 1911
Give Us but the Unon With universal freedom
and We gill do whatever We can TO secure the
insurgents on every other Point. And il the
Deuocratic party o: the tree States will but de-
their utmost 20 secure ID early peace on these
terms, ,snd We are sure they may. If they will
no. only mike further bloodshed the part OF
ConfedeTates' madness, bet convince them that
is IL so.l ve are prepared 20 give them Quit
claim TO the possession OF the government tor
the twenty years following the close Of Mr. Lin
| c0ln's second term
eFEEcH OF GEN. sVTLEs, NOVEMBER IL.
Now then, what IS the duty ~ the govern
sent in the present future? War cannot always
last. The history OF nations. the experience vi
tie worlo has shosa this. War. therefore uust
come TO an end. but hovI In what way
war OF this kind is 20 be prosecuted for the pur-
pose of breaking down the pow er os those oppo
ed 10 the government. and bringing them intu
the told ut the government. under the .uprem
scy Of tire laws In view therefore OF the uuanim-
NY Of the American people. in view vi III.
strength and majesty oi the law, in view Of the
might VI the nation, might IL not be suggested
thst now IL good time for rs once again 10
mold Out 10 the dclgdcd men OF toe South the oil
i've branch OF peace. and cay TO them: ''Ceme
back. cOme back uow This IS the last tine OF
s-Sug. Come back. and leave The feeding upon
the husks aud come si,h Us 10 the tat OF the
land, and let BY cones be 10y cones. u by-gones
are hy cones. aud our couauy will live ia peace
hereafter :" !. vi applause Are not able
10 siiotd u row. Do We not stand strong
enoughl Do We not stand With union enough
tu be able 20 stsord shat 90 leaders aud TO ALI
| There might have been FessOu. think. among
| ptuud znd chivsrous people, that they would
Mt dercrI their lesders 10 answer iO the amues'y
OF Lincoln out now has come al hour y hen Nc eau
say. Come back, come back. and submit 10 the
l.xS. and you shal. and exactly such LAWS a. De-
tore. sxceptso Tar IS they arc altered 10y the good
judy men. of the legislatures OF the land Ap-
/ pisus, We are in 4 condition nov, not tskiug
counsel iTom our ie,Ts, nor taking counsel from
our weakness but taking counsel from nag
nnnimi'y aud our strength Sgsin TO mike IN
oner Tor the last time 20 call opnn them. sud
THEN shall Ne not. in The ewes OF the cnUniry
have exhausted all the resources OF statesman
snip 10 The efor, 10 re- ore PEACE 10 the country
Laughter Who 81 al hinder. Not sor the
rebel To come back after be has fought a. long
rs IA csn, ant thsn chooses 10 come: but 10 set
some time. perh.p. the sth of JAnu-ry. Tor tn
association ~ii be as good a. any for all 20 come
back. Aud when that tIme has come TO every
rsu, who -hsll scout The pr,,fsred amnesty of a
great ard powerful nation! Speaking in love.
in charity IN kiudness. in hope ct pesce al quie,
forever, se say to them. TO him, ~ao scouts that
prodefsd love and kndIes-. let us greet him
~ith ship. 90 ek. decisive gar. that shall bring
'hs ssr " 80 snd. ~ shs e1singsshnsat OF soch
men ~hosves they may be &c..