The New York herald., 1864-11-04
h n-ERAID, FRIDAY, NovEMBER 4, 1864.

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TIE Proposition 70 ealeod ghe Conscrlpt iax 10
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pos,ises a. "Covse IL not dsrceFous." lns Apa,a
ohJecims 10 tDs conacioIcn OF nrgross are ths, Ii i
vnyos serious y not Fatal blow 10 tns ins.ilaii,u
"vsly saas y III os fs.aded os the eaesns and !,
~ - sn iHd'eaton that oar reSyuTues In men
~ ed. tina; aas subsis.soce sireacy nesyfy take
va, se efioasy derahged.
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eoeesarv now; '.ths white are suieic,
f"T ,a s.s snoy bei when sss exieeacy arises q
~ red to mako any sscriscos' iuder r.ieps
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though Linccin's army oceupicaSvsS fco 81 e
Ias T,ssun s nos troubled, r.o the Appeal, with d'n
Crisies about tte nsgross after tl~
vFhAo weore by rc-,mcans prspArea to ssv "Ater u
the De.uge" necessity f,r rpsirg prUapa,live
large numbers, and IN enc State at least LOUISIANA,
they permitted 10 c.nnize military couFGies n, d
TO be drssd aud Rave never given srouble from tHeAr
luisrcn Of military kL,uiedgo Alter the war tho
will be governst laws proper 20 their
ernentand control will be required Certaiay but nos
more SO taa The white rfa Ag TO any confession
Of present exhaustion, we 10 rot that 1t iplicd
any more 10 tse csns0ripton OF negroes than
the extension or tho Consors law embrace pers0ns
atty yearsor age. fror, confs,ng
or q Tire NEST Grooll Uy ptrt of people NC
10 BE- ehcssed esr % 0io. W rs contest as lc,1y a. thss
man. white or bsdk bear 0-ms Instead or week
Is tho gest assurance Ct using all power
and strength. To bring into service quarter OF million
nf ok-
nesa. 10 proclaim purpose to add tho military
strength OF four nations OF slaves TO that OF esht
pearanoc Of power snaa OF weakuoss AS to the
effects OF this proposition upon Subsistence. should
,rssn, ac,.uy bs thew transportation md distioufox
ha harN an ample ,ary Of prov,s,ofas for As wAots
as IL sn "as Of Sp Sso d u
the army, they may used 10 further tAt great mill
tary end we'll as to fight
dna.e behavior during thu war, when many OF the
whites are from home, and when the enemy has
been pressing our armies at all points. Never
have the negroes boon moro easily managed or
exhibited more subordnation, or Iees sympathy
for Yankees than during tho years Of this Tss
many Mcusune scko hdo. gone cJ dna Wtth the
were deceived ny the promises and driven OF By the
misary power oi the snsmy Ths war has MOI failed
OF his master deDtical that ns only friend Is the
MASTER and that he can nnd no restog place with the
has heen told and talked by those who have
remained and the loss though heavy upon tho MASTER
has not been altogether thrown away upon tho negroe
i is objected by some that to give freedom 20 the
negro soldier Is 80 acknowledge TINT freedom boon
this sssna the a
Is ho God appointed institution for The negro, will DO
wasGonsa ana rensa freedom given as sne reward
CURED ior the army they should be drafted slaves,
.es.sd as property when lost 10 service paid for and
should be remembered that whether freedom tohe
be really blessing or curse, taat many ne9yoes
desire M and are .sti'0 10 take epen from the Pan
kces Freedom is given TO the negro soldier, not
because We believe that slavery ia wrong, but
because must offer TO tho negroes Inducements
fidelity which no regards equal II not creator than
those offered by the enemy rfe Yankse makes the
Our correspondent, "A. b. believes the neoro would desert
from us 10 ne Yanees, and calls sttentoa 70 the fact that
oo re zee, so, moi. 's d I rr s aa. % vs. nc rss c
proper Tho Yankee negro at present fears us more than
be does the dangers Of the Yankee service butt when
he negroes In army and understands that
freedom and home In the confodeacy Is the reward Of
service In our army that here the Geld Of labor opeu
that the lido Of deserton would set strongly In our
But "a B says the negroes win not nghs We con-
fess THAI at time entertained the Same opinion.
distinguished general olcer, writing 10 US privately
weight and influence Of his pame this objection
He says:-"Fort Gimsr. she other day, ehowsd they
Be sno, q hoy appeared above But shtlns not sns
only dusy demanded Of soldiers In the Crmsan war
s'ds Of the army Tho "worE Party oorrs,S or the
British army, employed roads. ton thousand
asorsrs AND - sosao men, TO- 70 -eieve he soldier I'D
)rganined and drilled. taught aud instructed.
respect that will be due them after the they will be
ound useful and orderly IN time OF peace home ee
Ireasy add discipline governing and controlling thera
rher oroant should cire 70 hs President an Hn'm
Promotion hy seniority and boards OF examiners Is
play cd out in tho army at present; We hope they VIII
be applied 10 tho Of blacks The braves and
S oSesny wo w
ead the neerces, officers who win devote all
not not" only MY in the school Of tho solder, the
auad and the company, but who will explain 10 the no
yroes outy well ito rewards aud
hold out By the people to fidelity and
courage By mingng kindness with hrmuses, the
ann TO understand ,hat after tho war, he win be rs
ipecied and protected by the while man, and 1.-Two 10
sOid Virginny."
by our ,resnt ekGrstion. We do not believe H. to- b.;
he future be provided forand must bc spparont
10 every sepsbe that the drGf Upon s population of
Confederate States oiich his has Ras usi H
My erhas hoss atss unless somshing done to soppy
hs drain from other than the white population
The Con Grip lap b. er;:dca 10 any retr age,
and s execution, hcwsysr much improved, clunot Cad
ere create eth them sha vel permit the enemy 70 r,e ts ne
groes against us, or shalt We make use OF then Tor our
defcncep
Every man should weigh well this queet.cn and cis.
connect altogether from tho subject Of slavery, sman
ciraton end .. her matters. 1he negroes have thor
places this fight, and whether thor piece be found In
our ranks those Of the enemy wilt be for the
Congress 70 decide. They are already
In the light, and against usour own resources or men
are bcng termed against Shall we sit Idly by chat
Ierug about slavery and emancipation, whio Mimic
balls from muskee in negro hands whistle around us
Had we begun this With our slaves as well as with
their masters Lincoln could not boast OF his 1.-TWO
thousand coorei troorso The past cannot be
rsmeded, but the future may be provided for Reor-
gapze the army, consolidate the organize the
negroes and peace will follow. Leave Affairs as they
are and there will be neither army nor negroes, nor
Confederate states.
The Surprise OF = Part Of Oar Line Be-
tow RSc mond-Lee's 0meiai Report.
Itrom the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. l..
Tho following despatch was received yesterday morn
HEAporARrkRs, AMY NoRrHxsx vIrorNA,l
Oct 81, $780,
Hon JAnu A. sKppoS, Secretary OF War;
General Malone penetrated the enemy's picket line
last night near Petersburg, and swept u for half mie
two hundred aud thirty oce and men with