, 1864-10-25

.p suoula ne draw the line between Us u,
1nem! Hsoy statss are to secodo can ,
= Fes'st their claim that au should 60 tb
cpoose: II any arc detained against the
WIZ enaA ne not be compelled sooa to tigl
1of them? If all go that choose, ctn ye r
: tain Kentucky, Tennessee, Afkausaa. 1,ou1
lana, or even Missouri It our trooos ve
withdrawn and those States left to fr
+ vote which would bc = Tree fight? Wou
rot such au attempt open tbs var a{resh +
IN attempt OF the Uniontsts md secessio,
:, iste In the border States to prevent ear
Other from voting. and to ex:ernEuate eac
other! "ould we give up the Missisalpy
and the tetritor1ess
: Again secession once actno w1edged az t
esiase States, could We deny 1t to the fres
Coulo We hold California and Oregon, Uta
or New England II they chose to iesye
| Would not dissolution of shc North 1eav
each OF its fragments at the mercy Of th
Confederacy? Wou1d not the ambition 0
the Coppe1heads and the rebels plot to re
mite them under JET Davis Constitution
Would not the rrpudia:1on of our Nations
dett, the destruction. of the Constitution
law and order at the North, bring panic, aes
utution and prostration to Northern indus
try? Would not the rich stop business. and
the poor CRY for bresd3 Wonld not the
IRRESPONSIBLE organizations now forming at
the North, seize on such state Of things to
attempt to control the country By force On
the ground of the pretended Illegally aud
usurpations Of. the Presidents .coRrse >
Would not our army split up as did the 1e-
| gions Of the dismenbered Roman Empire to
fight for the supremacy of their respective
fgorites2 Would not our delds be laid In
waste as are those Of the South by the tramp
of opposing armies. Would not orr cities
be bardcaded, stormed, sacked and desola.
teds Would not disorder accumulate on
disorder until none could point ont the land
marks Of the Constitution aud the laws, and
anarchy and ruin should end In despot4sn
and slaverT9
1e not this faithful picture Of the conse.
qucnces OF acknowledging the dissolution OF
the UnionP Is there any hope Of peace in
IT. II In all these dcluslous there is no hope
of peace, look at the present condition of our
armies Their huodred victories have plared
threc-fonrths Of the territory and two.thirds
of the people of the South out Of the power
of the rebellion. Our left wing, under
Grant, oveslooks their capital, and our right.
under Sherman, has penetrated for the sec.
onG time nearly to the Gull In the judr-
ment Of every military N IN connected with
our armies, our success Is but question of a
few months. We all see and know the SANE
fact. For the rebel leaders 1t must be exter-
minatton, but tor their people pesce, free
dim euch as they have never kno N: pros.
pe1lty and happiness. Courage, then. and
forward! Reconstruction denends ,n+ =,
tho reha,a ond banco no+ ~, .h.i- r.N
1,eoa o,1,.. - -.1s,. ooPpet'
oo' W ou1 eotaAete On ano the
pat1lpL1em% endurance, aud courage Of that
North which Is hencetorth the country.
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