Washington telegraph., 1865-05-24


iu M hi-h lr ha- nlntr.-rl -Alt hlS whole suHl
vata ult-u-al, Al4 in WAlrA lt haa pIltr7-ed tu
believe tHe interests Oi hI- talluW-ci liZeu~ ui
iL, present. ana their pOsterity in add time, were
deeply iayoived
s,Isu hippancy would he either extremely
iHa.neele UT- 4. rral prout ot derp hypvcrisy
W.. rhrI fr-- acHrlor,al-. our~ vas deeply
disappointed with thr result 81 th- struggle fpr
southern Independence - believed IT hon
rstly right. and tLuu-li VIZ should have sue
cu.l4l Mc honestly Thought anl -tl think
slavery unnetrrnt institution aud br-t Calcu-
Iat.d tu promote tlI- social advancement VI
master and servant. as well as TO develop tie
rtsOaret, of the country. iNc believed .Aat
LnlL North ami South would l- happier aud
better cnnt.nfrl ir aMirahla Relations st- scpa-
r.utH governments than unwilling unem NV
layuIed tot HAT object ~ we never 4ahorrd bs-
tu.r iu amy cause With ihe most profound re-
greet vl confess tIat b is lost and Ue must b.
y-f aNhl- rxcrard from any hFr1anlral ~
I.r--iun. ut Ivvr tll devotion tu rhr oid l-Elun.
"l..eH A;.s t-rE thUs forced upon u7
~...l. we have Jeau Uligu before almuH4-lr-
ly experience ol tAc danger oi b.gotry ui
uTirIJu and have learnt th0 lesson -llI the
earnest 7-aTchrr attar trlth frequently ni- It
.n unexpected quarters Il ln aspects WITTY
rl.s..a at tle .n- n wise L, will accept It'll
WHO can y,t sly that d. feels sure Die was not
mis-sktu. and fhat rLe developments az ihr
liruEr Inay lut cIryinrH him tlIa- ine indrprnI-
HnHa l- ra. >Uut- -u ardanlr desired, would
.ta tInr- uIt iU na = CURSE instead Y.
blessing Great events u thc womb uf time
ausit pa-tuI.Iou iu thr Western world. w.lch.
."r t.r s,At a.uturE .uill rrcgme, rs has already
a.rMl f. a..rar. .Ie theatre lt some at rlr
-...I...-t oa l.- wv. history Political -aEfrifr
ia rn-a vIl rlr wi-0sl l l, all- nt a. tH-l-s,
r.a most deceptive. I.ai ANS ulr rrylrw tLa
opinions Tu, lu.t. iouT years ago ny the Wis-si
-.a u a l- M- hH Immediately con-
li aLata- mlv .ha .ru.h s pa-rul tlat tIa
.--H- which Hr ur..4 ly -asr-,- lu -ll 4Lr North
....t-.. rJ .'-s-.r otherwise tLaI lN tle sword.
l- ir4 -s. it tll--. aal .u- y-.-lat Aas lr,r
-.at,. G- 'tHwf appeal Wa hlTl In,t. >--
SESSION. f-l- .- MIull. ua5 aHn proven ln-
Mr-r ra... ar- -u .t-l.- w. A.- h.lU ll Fir1
enat.n...-. q. -rHa"a. al Aug.l.ss ,nutcsr
r..- art .~tr.ter.-s. D f-lsr u- arTmsa-ioU.
fn. a.a-..tus Wa uae.Dr -n an.I.laI I-. al4
Ha't'u' 'Nn- NJ" WH. l" auLa4 -I.nf rl rl=-
t'- -". .art.-#.- .A others r.,A r.lfaa A-
a.u ar... Ha.H...i.. uu. u..nl il fur l.a.la.
-us'.-....t, ati. A.rl past i.ar.rnr-- Time
Mid ha l.uH..r. t.r itI-. aHI .s- rrac.uuon
rl. r.tLa -tAH.- ul0 -. - nui prr0af- .lnl"--il.-
hr arN u.rr Il. .- fN,e r.N m7-. .n- IH-.la.-r
t..rE o.. a.. M le-- indeed almost every tl.-..-
- t..- a..a. u.l d ul upon tl- course y.
..e No.l. .r4 people. Passion au. Enthusiasm
-"a ai.A rN"H E.ar. .y -Oui ser-- -aa
.ua- -r. .Nrua LlfUrrHnl tH.-e ...I-
..-- -a'r trn w y .y AROUSED ur -uegr-- ai
t4e uu i., aA- 'HrIr prevails extensively dis
position it t.. Nv.t. tl Wtrih trI-, eal-ce, and
--.ct df-4rAa. -nA suffering lrul ...H Taop..
a. -H-r4 u -.Wa-un Ilr >uI.AHrn flaunl-
uil lr pI---NILAlut friend Il tLr world
alI air. uo ARMIES iu tht field. Hui amy ul
.e.t.y asa l-.ars4 visu history cannot tail ~
.a- -.ar meditation ANA harmony. arv impus-
-In.H lv -urn lIaHn.-- aEA rAat tLe uulhrrs wlh
ui..t afurulanr tur lrM outbreak Ila ilr4
ol making ,r. 4snu o'.uus hy the punishment WI
-r called t.lI.-- i~ iu opposition to every SEN
um-u.a al iHr Iluau heart. such men become
nnu#.g.l in fhe memories u: tht,r devoted tp..
InNrfs. INur arn elevated tn tAn -- rTrI UI-nl-
ry w. nlalr,. IAny 'vn .n tlu affection Ut tu-
tl.. ages. N.a aruId unt la proud .I c'a.n
Tie blood 80 Emmett iu bis veiusl
(. cu tIt u.l.r uaLd. however. wiser cuuu-
-H- SHOULD nrcra.. .- tLe NORTH ~. thr De-i
KIN. mnHr ui ~lutae.n society gan nH united .n
tae ruH-mul ohi .- ut restoring .irii govern
ma-t. aud universal ucquieseuce u THE Federal
aui.rri'y. Many Pr0ud-sprited men would
prefer ,AiIr hut tL, lifl.crIliss ul emigration
al. Subsistence. iur .-mi'Iel il foreign lands
Nul.l cuUtnr t..Hf ria-- ru a limited number
whilst tNi-trner tt home might be toirrabia
We advise each aud every man, Therefore,
NOT in spirit ul cIayon rcCautatIon, but as
mrn who cam mautuly and with tIgnity accept
LI inevitable nuaTrr- uf iate. KIN resume XIX ONCE
lhrir aIlegan-r rn the E0vrIHm- lid XVII the
United States honestly at least, and with thu
finn intention 81 Keeping the same la act and
dr,I-.i mos at hTst cl,er!ulIy- And in accord
aIila with ihat .tally fu truth to dn their own
durv in restoring anl uphodinE ciyi govern
mrnt, having ru rlr stronger And more power
ful prop.c vt the North thy responsibility ot
pursuing any course which may thwart th,ir
efforts Although are not vet officially iu
formed ui tEH iaet, doubt nut uHr aIuIr-
h=yr HiI lcrm surrendered And oUr civil -ul rrrI-
nI.at dissolved Any allegiance we mas have
owed t.e southern -ontederacy thereby ab.
solved. PI.3~ ~ character, maniiurss, true
coGraFr anl I EIIanify an demgnd nf u- that wr
avoid thr tNurArrmrs Ma desperate gurITIllaisnl
aId aigrcr sHIiiy, but thaf as mgn anxious
ami willing tu luai,r tLr best ol circumstance,
wc devote oars ives at once under the Federal