The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-20

e., snd we wers compelled 10 swim with he cur.
ren, ~ SINK We choose the former course, and
Continued the publication q q Newspaper during
he war; but We Sustained from giving an editorial
opinion on nny 20 ircsl subject Whatever. Re.
bevins IS we did, that there was no solid POUNDS
ton, how could we honestly adv % in building up
TIE superstructurei But henceforth We permitted
our secession friends 10 achieve the Independents
OF the south, ifN possibly could be done, without
intsrierence or opposition on our part. The war Ia
over-the result 10 beiore the country. The most
h"rcuesn ell rts ~ the lssders failed W save the
cause ~ The South All II lost. The mass Of the
pe PIE faied at tho critical moment to support the
leacerH. Our worst ApTrshenaions have boen res-
lzod There was no peaosf secs-s on but the blood.
.esi Of wars recorded IN history. There las been no
inrolctn Intervention. W. are crushed, and
snv'ry, the bone q contention, has cen ELECT
nhIy lestrOyed by our secession friends IN iOur
years. Will u might have taken the EboIitonists
= hundred years 10 Accomr ish the same object
we always entertained the opinion tbs. slavery,
properly regulated by law, was essential " the
Property OF the Southcrn Stsea and lest adapt
ITO promote The welfare aud hArpinesa OF the
Lcgro. LOug eNpcr ence las confirmed The fact
that TIE negro slaves IN the Southern States have
greatly improved, and thst II IL moral impos-
tttIv that the white aui hlsck rices should I've
t7gether IN any rFidera IL number, without toe
latter hei'g In sub1r'iluation 10 tie former. We
have hopol that The sros under the influence
~ our advancing evil z,iou, would. " thor
ouang' pauOu should Ultimately he forced upon
| The SOUTH he prepared g. return ~ occupy,
~ Vie stern arbitration II arms the slavery
question has been brought g. = final decision, and
vc do nj thiuk IL e1pe lieut. 't prudent g. d v
Il'e any longer q decision - cmphAu,a'ly made -
ON the ,outrsiy, We believe that the bcst interest
ot our country demands Nat every good c.tZcu
should cone forward without ieAy and give ia
I.ssi e.lol 10 the now order Of AFFAIRS. The
rrots mass q tie negro population !. and must
remain "a The south, az! will give ussn abundance
U' labor cheaper thSu 3 A. outsI ned truu slsvcJ
The q'rsI Un u' ueEru sl''rAg' has not ho"l 10 -
q ID go ~ re Fcieral yerEwent, sul We nay he
spared tAc u,urthcA.ou Of iumcIato Political ne
gtI uqIs.,y. We must hofe tor &c best We
huI" 10" land ~ the curqlgrof Will not lay too
''syls uiou the people, aad ,AN ths FcIcrs Cow
rumc1i "ill adopt tuu,i'iAtory policy. To those
ri0u tnsi let Us into rebellion with honest iuleA-
lions tdsnuugh erroneous iudsmeui!, We must 10
c'srits lc We 80 yl.I 3 ses tLat some 81 tAcu
have tAc ~ 81 sonse, ate hour . ~ tue ~ al
o., pe p!o 10 submit 10 the ar itrsnent 81 Arns
o. l.sD uuuIa 4nce guerrilla warfare aud iAdivdu.
re-, ~ Taciiy tLc country, put down law.
lo-sug7t. serve order, g. let the past he huret
1t lr-'.vtste by-l1ucA aud 10 assist In good
'nt Iu nc rC-esab.l ncnt - the authority OF tho
{ uit.d s.ates The .ugh must accept the fase u
Ssr-sAc mu6t bury slavery. Lea ne DO II with
. snitY aut make tie bet ~ our situaton H. re-
gain oGr ilsi ir alcrity. Lot Va act IN harmony -
a y ~ 4lf constable.