Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-15
Vol. 81. no. 1o.

As4siieo sophisrrles Of the ex-Atto1ney General
~ eflL q the people burst into hfe, bnrp;ng
winch tiInd aud faitbIess eonrils had ~,
-, ana the cryof stern judgment anon fhe a,a3,
~ ~ rang throughout the land The MON ,la
tea agaiAst and deemed not worth ,as. s'ss Plol-
noe capable OF preservation at once assortr ~. ~
the ,,rs over Iie national heart and safe frn
the ears. y = 5lle plant, and the expedients Of
@ ~ eo4 ~ artiis t became national di,ntr
.o,l slt day 70 this has called forth nv ELL
s,Ssl uces OF every true American baa,t
continue to do So until its ene5aa ana VAL
81 ai.u lss lse friends consigned to ma l1eu
= nj sSurh and contempt 49, seneehce
- lhe progress 0feyetfS b.s -
ails lttary power Of the rebels onward
49, 49, once held By them vasfl,
fa - go. gu ~ our rescue of the Sfissise; gin
bsnl 'tsr grasp gradually they are be;,s.l IlVer
M foreas peng exhausted Their sva;la
elements Iedaeng, and the disafIeeted
= ~: orlsllai structure OF psverI,rae4 itns or
9espotisIn has been erAet4sA 49, i
49, 49, aetlAas down every opposing r:ght .,' flssi
4ba aa,lo Is l'is pro&ea every eolltrsef ,,,fla;
ei,ra,,el, 80 ple!lealy repndiated the .,,.3ra
ias e:ltscTEpted the entire a,,l Vii.ire
En- R1hl'1seion and tier officers shoot DE-,
et a 10y Willingly obey their sr,if4tnone, l VINO
cass.s ana, 70 word has erected s;t oAeA up
world E the mosteoncentrated and yigo~os,s sI IT
enemies 49, seen suctI are as [ beEiev.. zo,,
serRpulous - Illustration iias ever noon
never l'llilc and private r;pb4r a,.3
q ~ 'aaetAaoly invaded e;yls. 1As7s alu mas
T;aol power more 'll ser
m IN, Il - T. ~ ~ honestly fona ,sa ~ -s4t-
sf;f Fh ~ ~ IN Then the public : nlOie
l0atAy. Ihey who denannea /; ;,''e interests may
know little OF his high n.il III usurper
gard but little that public inter, and re-
nm fie poie-star ct duty aFd sVl ',sea ~. is with
loudly Tor hs reelection 1ieanwL;la ~ q, eallsso
deied hnancla management Of the Sset.,r ~ s9l-
liet'sury' our roFernnent loans are talan s . aaAe
eagerness the taxes are paid With ssit
cheerfuness, the army Is being filed La. ss and
ments the heart and voice Of the ration d
more closely and brayelymo tie Adu,;nss+4...
toii-nsurlRg Us against tflunipbs of o5Ir 80 ;'
theIeids ofonF pollt.caffoes at home Sir a,pogo.
ee people ei nay district there are few. veTv f-
WHY ~ l'oo ial5hIai 70 The nation in this azast
4 o5 81 ~ esu Inc aeieetion there as elsewhere
= c9iilhed 10 extreme pr0-elavery men who ~,
hoid lt not only for It's own sake. but az . ra
OF aeheiy iying partzaa success in Shameless -
saFd q Jheir solemn duties to the countrr VII
shoula slavery be upheld2 It deserves 10 s,aR
Ia5e 10 pas long divided distracted. and tronL-
on eyer-lnereasngly to distract ana e,nbs;i s'ho
Il mas been, and Is the great bone of eontnnt;on
over which at last, we have come tn blon,s ~
save It, Is 70 perpetuate this discord ri, das4-a
y y 70 secure the present, and make peacfI M
siliiouS tle IulQre But It cannot be destroyraI
- = ts i1e sioais atolt tfle p0TerGf law ehonld
Ie INVOKED 20 make the destruction cnn,rie,s =.
character and perfect in extent II nust M r;t =,
Ten lnthe constitution 1sot Sipct7a, sAoH ~ ,'.
erlSt IN any Aeees7cga STATE Then andan 1lso1e
may we sing the requiem of slavery +9,aa, salsn,
y y wounded deeply wounded bv the hloITs f6at
were gwen y It's own friends, 1t bleeds but its
wounds may be staunehed unless b,r : s+,,s1'. - s
blow the people utterly destroyit. 81, force -
nc and Interchangeable law - pun
ne m praac1P!e OF slavery is the iRspiration of tho
reoehon and II is yet so held and defended ~ is th
organs OF pubic sentiment inthereellions Sftn ~.
4 l quote one declaration So far fIose hai;ar;n,.
spae s'avefy must de, says the Richmend IV5,9
We haYe long held the opinion that II is the nor
mai and only humane relation which iabor car M
Iiln i q towards capital When the war Is over po
2 dii urge tIiat every ankee who ventures IN ma
loot ON southern soil be made slave for its dn
wear an ifon collar as badge of ntarcr;ty 70 t5a
clayery wlilsfab itself n death ahon,
no sooner " Nuth, ana
elr, there Z no safety for liberty ON this cont
elt, or Tor tree labor, without the suppression o
Inc rebellion and the exterpation of t aasssj =
sflstecfacy OF opinion which sustains il. ana tLe
complete conformation of our institutions r. tho
pieS u tlle declaration Of Independence
PITY, Nhis desplse the man In the lo,ai Nj
VINO sympathizes with this rebellion far 4 ~
~ ~ upon the harrowest and most exclusive iaeas
4 Is AIMED as blow at the doctrines which -
ie our WEoie system Of republican liberty a,,J e
u Y i intended TO be the lever by which
european systems are to be introduced and esfaL-
lsned upon this free continent ap1 ~ -
he Whole eurrentof events. which tb,,s & " 1+ten I
ended TO the ameloration OF human s,ltFey;,,o arJ
ne extension OF human rights shall be revers,.5
ma become assimilated to the lnopareb;,i e,5 -
1stocratlc systems OF Europe The man wbo !
.hgaged "a TINS work Is apuhiic enemy the man
~, ao : =. sillS nome OF hberty aids and abets
nm, deserves the execration of mankind
but the object OF those struggling H. nel;.;a.l
loNeF, uneer TINS view OF the case can a.9ver ho
accomplished, because the Jnen cabnnt .9d III
lot TOT pc restored except through the successful
prosecution OF the war
Inc regels remain or pretend to be saDenina ~
access tiiey are Ded, daring, and iapracticable.
hey propose no terms ofneeotatcn. .l7d Mn 10
y 2 20 none except with the fundamental condition
nat tilis tl0Yernment recognize tlie;r ipf4a,saJ
nee lhls done, they will then treat concrTn;na
ls navigation or the Mississippi. international
fas, ehe return OF fugitive slaves ana the tbou-
- ao one questlells that would arise between
atlzeils q the contiguous governments. Whn;s
prepared tor this None, trust. aIthoprb tba
.elee p9siey adYoeated by gentlemen on the otbtr
lsie o. the House leads invariably to his raS,T
Inc amnesty proclamation of the President has
sohe iorEh let the power Of the army and the yig
'fDas prosecution qf the war follow aDtil the reb
rs are suDdued and plead for terms There i -
'ther hope Tor any one of us, or for aux, n.aras, ~
,utside Of this. have no special anxetes sI sbont
he reconstruction ald tae questions which viii
rlse out Of it. lbelieYe the President has skill
uily escaped the difficulties surrounding the nrob.
EN- ana believe that the people Of the
south, removed from the pressure ofthe m;l;tsrv
'ower Of the rehes, and anxious TO escape the fv.
annical exactions which have been laid upon them
vii rally around the old flag, and under the insni-
atlori otthe great lessen that has been tangbt
vii reconstruct their State Governments, resume
heir relations with the General oren,nertt a,d
make those relations stable and secure bv abol;sh-
nng slavery the cause Of all the evil. Already
tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana are
reading IN that direction Alabama also shows
lgns Of wheeling into line The others af our sser-
ing sisters, redeemed and dFsenthralled win IN
Inc order ct progression follow. until fnaIlr "a