The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-08
Of regard for the old Union, remarks with Il
usual bland courtesy -


usual bland courtesy
EmuhAtsd from man clothed With high responsibilities
stcs from the reports Of the OF thc executive do
psrmens IN asyle not better tnan Is attained by every
cyn he subordinate merits Of method ard ro,Grtiou -
porGS s w N o. aSqs, "a as"eTcr are t when com
would under any circumstanccs be mcrit but in tois
case the merit would have bcen moro con,p uaI
and , a % , IN I'snn5 @ l,o ,l,'encss
uf IA barren intellect Tb. I'M. Ieci,si T n ,s
sage is In mo Gt rec atom for by mn ,i' EyGr W c
Sc Chief atto H., st Sas, SSI @ 'T r, tIn2s 10 2S
world cy,rsaw is uned to no in,pifstau If Mr trc in
understood hs epoch one won naturally cxrtct thttits
T. aS Sod Gs i1i, ntbc ~ h'' ''' "''''S'
"Sach document f1rds M, sc,pc for parficui,r com.
meut II Is h,ncaLit II /, lIlc u ,onfitc VIVA. no
3os( win tsmemscri end as for comnendnt1n, gyen
I'M r',i,.ps NJ, an,i rrgoI,rn,"dsop hs aSy,s,o. ,r
orce into originality, but Il IS an rglntUv which IS
ihg.N su-S'slN 'l I"T .2Nr O.! mora. '' ,ns. we
must Wu,tt cuhegoc To- MT tlnc 'u tHr possession ot
a. DIS intellect auu HI, sense oi Gecoum worthy n n'A
lie Ta'gA reeommC nd. ugt our Government thaii rails.
money tum uut c!t#tua hy e'uupNnE bc'r acn.c OF
.''u, lsiy M G9uor We Min,s oont,g 2 plw an '.l To-
their nont,t debts lie grayely tGsomm,4Ha GA, t,
oriy o' o,ls,igp IN of ,r'liiors sprc,ae
founding As mesnch5y to SEQ te Cc' Ma tr1c or
TIER crcdltor7 out Of her just dues
The Sun says
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admnsu9,oG W WI o ., IN agS9fanGgS % W,a i pfgyon, his
iE'sSi ~ the rIsag. iSdi' o. n r ,r ,
udc sgalst those orcisn atoms uom whoa, The con
tdrnes have received td and con or during c pro,out
E1r,pcan patnp. NAV be- warned ir f.r, I |+3 % S"
utgrit,uCc with matters that concern Us more u1aIy
tban tEemselycsn '
Inc JoWNa, W commerce. Whlcl mas ''retlFcl
nom ponies, ventures rs much OF an opinion as
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'Nn those points fehtn2 to- he policy which he VIII p1r-
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i've passage IN TIE docunon bong perhaps tn1t u w0l'h
MAJ become no Ion 81 practicable and that l' time pro-
ba9y WIN come when the door OF pardon must be closed
must be adopted.
seIe Is very grea' pan9e's Of spcech In the he'sAyo
which makes no ptctensC TO ornate language aud 4'as
ON! IN emost easily understood PHRASES
ne iIsI%u, "s 40 lunncI Il, CtlI'e' ""Oci Oh
DO'u eHOul"oI'i 8uu 'P"l' Ho'u uo'u '-
tending document; and in this respect and In the an er
Of breyty, Lincoln is an immense Improvement upou
buchanan poor Pierce, with thor heavy and dismal
clec onecrng pamphets # is an encIrfa@ing report
and practical recommendations 70 the tvy} iIos,e5
although la things OF great moment it falls short Of
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two consamns rres. II tlsy saI adhere to jon Davis
they must give up slavery IN giving up their groes and
rcy abaTGon pays hey m1st SabscfHc to iii HSe
The veal points OF the Message and the other most prom
rcu Is Gideon Wcles. And 80 we turu over TO the
dp stiou OF NE two Houses OF Congress- and our ro,Ieg
M ri. ,-ii.L l;a,., g. a. >, -,
'"''j "'ANA Ni'A~iS iA'AA NAO iit'W'~ ~
seekiI always to carry water on neither shoul-
dor srrsina tho p1par straou, oT tho pr,g;Jn,,,s
rnnl s.,,s, sna ,,,,d C,itL ttr,,,-I, s,','s.,i,s
Suou 7VhsS 9uu 5ooA i"l'u tuIOu6u oS"dIu
COlNnuCIJ il lulS laHnlOu -
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AZ an, tir hayc neaco sininiy 6y - 'y can at
2 ''i ",tbS ,tlI1 u3"u ileF arms,
~ ,'sti,,,,trT r,' if, '" all'ollE uuutr
~ ~ i o. ,,, d., ~ iet.o' hSlSls upon
49,, t la "a A'oG l' pttl 70 tne
Jonmept of armed resistance This mates go a.,
NJ ,a La,se Us ., a ,,, ,, $50 % Wy
, " "a ~, ~ ty br, u, % m .o @ u,r Cu' U Lcto4 OF te
rtIop w tIo pro-, -, n si,,,o ~ Jus pgy II
,a n a1 " So. % in , 10 sts5cnrSs ~. OF plr-
constitv tiona basis or cenil,utona ends It Is true
at he takes occasion here 70 repeat that he vii!
SIamaton Yet in tbis he is ne fctIy
Tina proclamation was A yor tny,suTn antSr-sol h,
The war power Involved in The duty preSrTIbnd IN M,
Executive by the Cons tituton TO enforce tbr laws liz
operative free must continue while the war iAsts When
the war ceases, itself must cease as war measure Il
alTeady consummated whafoyer the oonrts 1 n,av DO
eide that TO be cannot be undone and n,us nm,
the right manner lie treas 1t AZ an Instrument for war
but I'M no ay intcrpoes II against peace The Rebels can
get peace al any time out touching IT, An that rr
qured Of them that they shall in good th bow TO the
Constitution
Turning 10 the evening papers, we find in tbe
POST
nAsoGep As the pubuo have had reason 70 oc,,tr,
God bless Abraham Lincoln they win utter the bsne
and dgnhed m tone clear IN statement a9i bold and
will arise from the perqssI Of this simple ana straight