Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
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lie said that the existence Of TWO govern
tuSnss mus be conceded, WeneSsr believed
saa1 tSo central governments would c%ocxist
Oh y e continent. Sssh , 'usgo..ua'iou il il
nos ise desirable. Is1 Ta'ae vJrlt b. Il
thousand field ~ rso thor 9af One vl 80
'7tsta must OCCUR; timer zach Hate Dust
rec mo Ar ~rars,Hlesa5 ne i%oaglitv, forcing
a''-4ccs with oJ0grs, or, wa sksll have a
a".+ central tro,rQ, OF ShjOa R,chDond or
Wa 'ostoa mus, he the ceu,r' TIE chan
"a, i0st COW, src W favor q WAabiAgIsn,
2H' Il is 10 certain IS fbr ata.1 na!GNl law,
tAat lccs' " cPr-rdelcr, soEneT Gr later, viii
be s7olrsd from The events u currsnt history.
Every act Of both centrsl governments only
renders odiou1 TIE system il illustrates. War
i's,'fis odisne anI each Of Ae Two contral
governments is norhirg more CT lcs' than 4
military machine. The machinery will he
worn OUT whea tho ~yr has eraai.
We arg fighting the eattl-s Of freedom lVt
a Continent, and it is very well ,h4t Ar. Davis
in'rr'ea the al:iwatrm re'.rscd to. Lincoln
No ID, as readily, assent 70 the sxis,sace Of
t@2 ~ ofthirty st> INDEPENDENT American Go
'ornmcnta. D viz p~urpmAE msr not have
been wise, but viadon a. tho monleu,, euuli
in"t ~ improve apon hi. caunret. Injs.
trr9r, nit!ottaGs Iad necessity /. tht natuvs'
s'Q0eaee o. he a~lect,ou OF Liocolr, in rEicb
sr Davis, sDd he oh,ctholders Of ,hg coEn
Try, Ps, yatsd. We must fghl, I'LL aaother
opPer:F gaec1r'o Of dis,oYius bo.s Unions,
~iHi.tSa \ convention 81 the S'tte6. Gi,l this
and Is "ct svad tIere cen DO no peace, and
mil . is at since, nc psare is desirsAs. IN
order 10 securs thiS end, ne people should
besIl to li5ersta themselves hom Their ole
ma'icts, CGron,c .Oticcnolieys, dir,y pollti
clans, nal'Y hacks, tho mea whgse ,mnenss
wisdom pi0nsSo us into all this sea "a woes,
El!kor! kno> . StEt thay DID, Asd tboS.
VIE H2'a v.,yl.c moHarchAts, because tney
hN'e Dc4s'ryt 4l4 would retain yewsg, al
theac t-ys,f rs .crncd sdritt. We are kc.r,
ly Ijred g.:4,m. Their folly has been cr,c.
'na', - d'>' sh.oi!ion ia unhUl!. Da,itls Ny
courage, h. "aasadns will, his sublime self
]raIanc2, hlr' tyan J generates inta. oLsu.
a"1y, Inv lHqAos'y.ai DEVOTION 70 The Sou.A.
OF whose esa't as aas bosoNs she swJodi.
though he uaasslf mipconcoiv,s ~is--sl
THESE c0nolG"ratloR., aud tho fact shat va
could not ssure upon a successor il his ~rsu,v.
u were deSlrsb.a, render i. oar primary dr,v
10 sustain HE administration. If s,eu s,y
Is an evil, it II surely a necessary ONT 10
i'ehmo'd fab, and all our armies BE- scatter.
81; ii h4tnia tec0m, h ossG OF Federal c.0,
POI MS Dawn, While he lives, must and s,orid
the A'at OF the Confederation. Wbil. N.
"''" he wi! play h'' part oroyrly aud well
but she SdAs@oa o laen to Davis, il no
est OF their r'eri', Ms hostility 10 him. nav
10 OF their folly, ind treason to the Cause
Fh'cn he is the lmpSrsonAtiOn. Dayis has ,
ri0fls Sho are uh"oFthy Of han, as he HE ,
ne'Hio' unworthy Of their country. Az Brace
iaT broken dows D his generals, &C Davis .
be by biz parasites. Ne has borne much {
a''4 T"is-t' isSm 'Lis State, AID NOV. b
Asn he has thrown of a share Of il. v. ,
S4id relieve him elsha rest. Mr.. Orr heads '
40 FsV"Ifs and tie innocent Mr.. Watson Ia, /
~ The centrifugal force Of revolution. Thsss .
'""' and WIgtAl', anu Others like them. arc I
haotlc maases shrc~n 0HtloA She sun, TL.v i
rol cen.err Of HtirSc1iNn, Their glory !. T
sHsiIsose taey furnish ne ligh. f
or etn 'ho weird Of tAoaght be guided ia h /,
'Se'a ny their duh radiance. When.v., +
o cat loossIfron the great ctAser Of our s,,. Il
M !" . sarua'o1 Ike this, wo are Lost. The y
's'"n may DO . bad one, but better than n
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