Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-17

and its destiny. 1t Will stand hrm. Some
things are SO costly that they can only bes
bought with blood. We are now paying
that price for our our rinstitutions-theho hope
of the nations-se ;uring the best thing fer
the masses. The occasion of the enterprise
Is too serious for quibbling, for cynical criti-
cism, for dissensions. A union OF efforts
will now carry the Republic over all the
shoals and quicksands Of the Southern Re-
bellion." -,.,......-.,r .-s-9 r.-,..n
III. We may stu hope IN ne Lord tfor
our d,celting place. -l'-.'i' 4 L.s
The past dealings Of God with Us are
ground of hope in Him o We have y right
to infer design where We, see evidences of
it, As if we see collected on 8 lot mate
Iials for a building, we infer that the design
Of the proprietor is 70 erect building. 4
The past dwelling Of God furnish Us NTH
the evidences of vast outlay of pEepsra- 1
tion for great nation. We therefore in
fer that His design Is 70 build anew that
great nation. -b2-&oe 4
We may also hope In God, because, by
the chAstisements of this YGr, he has been
purifying US, and preparing Us better to full
ill our Iestiny. -
He has used both the rebel and Federal
u 4OE bA40 All pAblOA VI busNoEyJ bnS AOLe
mer entirely, and, the lstter partially
against its will. a'a-caI sfdt ~elf5G --d I
The purifying process has been going On
in the churches and to-day thousands Of
christians can, as new boast, speak oftheir
communion with church whose ecclesias-
tical legislation is free from completely with
slavery I VI ,ZCECZT-CrrET
The masses Of our country ara being
educAted to a distaste for hristocraey and
oppressi M and 10 q love for freedom
This short term Of-War- has done more TO
further progress towards univsrsAl liberty
than scores Of ysaEs[ Of discussion would
have done. 9-e -s--.e- bo-5oe br.9
Slavery is rapidly becoming extinct In
our land. Thousands have had their mana
clss broken of and been, permitted to
breath the air of freedom, by means Of the
war; and the great msjority arp7 heirs to
freedom, 70 enter upon their, Inheritance
coequRl with the restoration of national
authority. Once men and women werere-
manded to slavery by national authority;
now, by the same authority, they are els-
Yated to be fFeemen. y.,F ..Ft 4, l...-.-s.
Thus one grand cause of the war
slavery--is being removed with the re-
moval of the cause. the effect will cease,
.a-"s 3st1 ooGoLUsIoH. sds .i15-stg
The brilliant success we this day tt ank
God, for should lead Us to trust in Him for
complete victory. sATI
God may still be sought, in r. prayer
for blessings on our country. Let prayer
be offered for spirit of conoihatlon- and
harmony at home.f This is Of the utmost
Importance. While we fsaFlessly denounee
the wrong, and boldly advocate the right,
not suffering our lips to be sealed BY any
power let US deal kindly with erring per-
SOne while we oppose their PTia1pgss.a 81
Prayer, unoessing, from every deEout
bsart should 90 up 10 the God of battles in
this the hour of the nations hope and
need, that the Vaccinations of her enemies
whether North-oF South may be defeated
and the blessings of God be upon our navy
and army, leading them to complete VIC
tory. "a sl7 5o =li77 $3.50 r-5dT =
If we as a people do our duty the bright
est visions are before us. We may fail in
duty and our light go out. Our enemies
may triumph over lE Dissolution NAV
follow. Divisions may occur In the now
loyal portion War msy spread ell over
our land, and drag its canwelcome length
fora score Of years over us. This rgenera-
ton may perish by it, We may rise In our
cities and villages and the country, and
with paricidal hands sweep ourselves
away, and our places be given to others
to occupy. aj1
But we cannot allow ourselves to gaze
on SO dark vision, for Ia the discharge of
duty we anticipate the integrity of the
national Union. Its pillars of siren 9Th
will then be unequsled IN the world. The
facilities for, and the habits Of mechanical
and manufacturing interests of the East,
combining with the iron, lead, and oil
wealth of the AIleghenies and their de-
eliyities, and the richly freighted treasures
from Lake Superior, al united with the
agricultural wealth Of the Valley Of the
Mississippi and the rich, plains of the
Southern plantation fields will place vs.
second in the power Of wealth TO no other
nation in the world Then we add to our
calculations the inexbspstlsss wealth of
California, and the hidden. treasures
Of Colorado and the broken. section |
of the Rocky Mountains, and. may. re-
{oice that our dwelling place Is a 'igoOd-
ly heritage" -sT I'll W. ~, - -,
We may. with the integrity of the, Un-
ion anticipate q Homogeneous people
throughout the whole country. With |
the cause Of LEGAL strife done away q DIFF |
fusion of intelligence will prevail all over |
the land Southern aristooraey, no more |
shall raise its smbsnkments against |
foods of intelligence and light but they
shall sweep over Southern plains, as /
well as over Eastern and Northern.
hills and. valleys. The steady work OF
onward advancing truth shall Rirdle /
around the abode of polygany, that rs-
hct Of barbarian, the tWin,sizteT Of slavery, |
and, it, with It's sister, shall pass into OBJ |
hvion, and this nation shall receive one
and be guided By one book,
the GIN Of Heaven 81 b=l-iss5= won c- II
We may then, when the great Jbeara Of
contention is remQYed, and causes Of ex-
element done away, look for 6 reaction
rom rival practices and the extension Of
virtue, morality, and religion over all.
.- . --L- ---- . = - z -.--- .rs.+i ~ Il
The Quarrel BetH cen the EDITOR OF the
New Nation and General Fremont.
The Neg Natioa hitherto the organ of
Fremont has suddenly come 70 grief. It's
'ditor, General Ciuseret, has fallen into a
Iuarrel about its propHetorsHip, Ut In Jug.
o "avoid the annoyance Of areclamation.I
Jluseret says Fremont urged him to sell his
interest to a National Pathfinder AssoOt
ion" which VS.. itself fiction. The /,
'athfndsr Association, Bsing irrespOnsi- |:
lie, did not fulhl its engagement, but |
ought to control the ResO NatiOsIa aT -..
General Cluseret rebels. aud closes a let X
sr reCiting the above events, As fol-
Three individuals without means come
ne fine day and propose to publish my
sWspaperi under certain conditions they