The Black Republican., 1865-05-20

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of slavery !-He says there can NC ~"
Peace ifSlavery is Disturbed
The following extracts are from the VIII
ings of Hu. Kennedy since the occupation OF
New Orleans by the Union forces, as the
reader will readily perceive by deserving the
dntes of the articles quoted. The first was
npblished during the administration of Gen.
Butler.
[From the True Delta, July D 1852
! Ambitious. or venal preachers, who
| make as is the custom nowadays, a trace
of politics as well as rehSloa, pfoIligaIe
newspaper editors and insane hnatics: may
| rant rave and hound on to an abolition OF
siavarv bnt the agriCulturslists Of the
West, the ship-owners of tie East inc
| merchants traders, manufacturers anu
bankers everywhere in these States VIII NJ
entertain very different idets, and VIII
not welcome an universal oanikruptcy'
merely to be gloritied IN Atonnon re- 1ouo-
cations. And this charge NJ inevitable,
We repeat; for, either the var now rum !.
| onslv progressing has to be pushed tc
tbe utter and irretrievable ruin of the
Southern States, border and interior ailke:,
or the slavery agitation ana emahcL
: nation project must be abanaoneo, not ~
nhrase merely but in act. There can DC nc
voice raised either outside or INSIDE ghe
1 Federal lines in the slave Stats, IN faVor o.
, neace. mnch less for @ reconstruction OF tht
TTnion. in presence of improper interference
i with the most sensitive domestic reianon'
: | Of his peonle. Let no Northern man ne oe
: ceived in this matter. He may CRY peace
J reace. but there will be. there can be ~
I peace, if q prompt, sincere and faithful ao
: | atinence from Interference with the prCperS
of the 8outhern people be rot lnculcaC0
= and enforced B. AcoBtraTY poACy II Was COT
- tended by the Opponelta Oh the Unlo4
: had been predetermined on py Gne FIe'
Z ! eoil party tE3 moment 1t aGsaIned PoTe
., and their conduct IN urging olasolubto
C So ~pn1pdy. ig coantena0cGd every da
Y ~ oac poins or smother III these lnvaoe
= Btates by Federal agents arroganngt 70 theA
- satves n0wers unkn0Wn To c0n6slCaIAoa
. ooyarnments, and exercised only Dy tyran
y By the grace Of Coo. The Northern E6op
y NAV. therefore, as we'll, at once. MAKE
a. their minds TO war OF l9oeahl1e W 1soIe
a. and for reciprocal ruin, unlesa slavery CeaS
lc to be regarded SO its animatlng prlnclpi
e, for as sure as the earth revolves, just as ct
M tam is it that any interference ~AIh b
., relation of master and slave, save oJ t4o
OF whose constitutional right end duty IL
=. | made. Will be resented Whhe gun oI . LA
III Co use it remains on Southern soiL"
a H.. KeuneSay Thinzs 1rsree Tnsaes sev
d uss.nsy-,As Trhomsssma Nep UlH &c u
Hg osuarea Co Abolish Sl@woFy.
rFroa the True Dssta. July y I66af
M re thia war resolves itself into fa1ata'
70 70 | and deadly cenhict aver the miserable =
rer- aa it seerls threatening to do. cur We
"a the North for it thai Haaoaa oeos
larger proportion than thas o. uress priv :
vii be created before fs ternlnsAon,
lSo- tA~ee tinee seven hundred tn0Saano tHSn
var srr,a Will not suffice TO produce Sne raa1
or every section aimed St by the ADol'Aoh
oAS In its prosecution
-, Iae-. wenn.easyss CzsSsAlOS CT NEGRO tsoSSs q
~. ~, 1-na Egaoraace OF GAo GNSSsE1ASsasAs
20 Ee.e~oy eAe OosRnSs-ys eS"s
@2s [Yroxn the Trne DsltA JUG a. fSSA
nal IL the arming OF negroes aHd sAslr th'
am peratSsn with the army OF the OLAEe9 os'
on,, "a sanctioued by the acts OF Ghe FS1'
JJs.t. Cangre4s. in our opinion IL "oui1 od
srd fs,itsly more honorable, manly iAd ps
'ant otic Il once to declare siasery aooAis
-, within their military hnPs ana pfociaL
"a 4 war of determination, for tnas Can 1.i %
, in ! oaly result Of such d proceealhg VIC
staa not deuy the efficacy OF sucn PFoc7ed ilg
en- bringing the SOusl 1aaliy 70 terms, tA4
ar1+ sg.h tgr1ls ~ 4 ruined country abo
III, isaa population may ns unable 20 TeiaSe'
IN "a the North persuaded ta&s tais c&H De
- - comntished go easily, or st q. less COST v
Ints neopie than those sutIer wa0m ID -
80 ! rxrT,ose 20 subjugate or destroyf bJ
- elarfng slavery abolished. douo1tss 81
I 7 ~ e ,rahe1sion OF European intervention
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