Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
NO.29.

Is-this what makes my good Brether-in'
! law, E. Fl. Cock such a strong sOnstitu-
tiopal .maD2 Is this the way jefferson
Madison, and Monroe done No Sir.
if those good men we're now aliFe they
would blush 10 knew that q rebel or reb-
els dog, was left q live 70 disgrace their
i future. generation Ny sincere, advice
to you is, that you get down into The dust
and cover yourself in saekclolh, and ash
es, and pray TO almighty God, to pardon
! the awful crime you have committed
against him, and also ask pardon Of the
government you have SO unjustly insult
ted, that this foul stain may not rest up
on your children. after you are, dead and
gone. sincerity pray Cod that you
may do this. Again you say if you are
to be a negro lover, inOrder 10 be a re-
spectible man you viii never be One, that
is, I.suppose you win never loge a negro.
Now lei US look one moment at this and
see who are negro lovers, according to
DR.. Jays report which is correct, 95 per
cent of all slaves in America, are mixed
and 25 per cent have more white, than
African blood in them; now whether
traitors love the negro or not, this shows
why they hang TO the uccursed institu-
ton of human slavery with as much to.
nacity.e tits to carry out their own he'll
lish designs. Thousands of those hell.
bound traitors, have been guilty Of sell
ling their own children into perpetual
slavery, a crime unparalleled in The his.
tory Of humanity. But you say, you will
never have any sympathy for the poor
down trodden negro. Let me earnestly
tell you that if such sentiment was in
my heart, l would pray almighty God 10
seal my lips that might never give ut
teranee to sneh a wicked thought. I
thank God to-day, that there is people
in the government, who have a nobler
mind, and purer heart, than this, a
people who have some sympathy for the
poor slaye.5l At the head Of this, noble
people stands President Lincoln; who
has been an instrument in the hand OF
God, in breaking off The fetters of lLe
poor slave, and bringing them cut from
under the whip, and lash. where they
have been groaning, and riihing for ia
OF century. This Blightng, and with
ering curse of the nation, is now bletted
out of existance, Slavery is dead,
dead, DEAD, yes dead forever. Glory
be to God, even so let it be, over this
most glorious victory. The shout Of all
the noble Of The nation, assend today, TO
the highest heaven, Amen, Halleiugah.
Can there be any thing short of a
glorious providence in all this. Just as
certainly, as; God raised PharOah' up,
to show his power in the earth. So
sure did he raise up Abraham Lincoln,
to free the poor slave. and thus rid the
nation of this dark and BlighiiDg curse.
If be never. does any thing more, be viii
go to lis grave blessed Of all nations, for
what he has already done. Now con.
csrmng the slaves of England, wiz
say if I were living near you. / would
let you have the history CT England 10
read so that the school boys, may not
laugh at your knowledge of the Queens
Dominion. a1sT
/ lave promised to be at ST. Louis
next July atthe American meeting, and
l bad thought then OF coming on up the
River, o.see some ofDy good rebel re.
Iati9ns, but If should not getss far up
the river, perhaps the reasen, may5bs
found in 2Dd Timothy. III Chapter first
clause in 4th verse, and last clause OF
9th verse. am as ever for the Pres;.
dent, and Uniun.