, 1866-08-23
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wAlrl! a t l w!!ls s'T, ,t",taf' !" "a f',o XIX ,,,y
Tint To wtllall | ttayn 'tsen anhtvt".t. {
urnbe tiud dnlly fiIr ,l,y dulisef's'ru ttn,n
tult. lts tt.t'4.r.nlUt,l nth lta il.fHK.u.r'lltn
-~yury sI9niiiratt wur.i4 wlilal nro VI sury
tllilrlrll! meanings, Illustrated by tl'n sectlvs
and oysas ,;. of y tc III m..ig s., II a liz yt ~! %s s
IN lin uxlrrl,u, 10 hOIli lntstor nill neryntit,
IL hUlh fAcos. wlItto aM.l blaek-w2nt0nly
rr,Icl 10 tlly wll'to Ala.tpr, n."l crt.lltHE 10
.,,n black lrccdM'an: ls9 y nov \ fttoialat'
j in m, I0w frrs u rrtjnnslbilily Mr' lii
caro- ni,,i .cenifort, mud 1 solrat, ! mn con.
tunI, t,o,,ur il,o nrgrD fur ii* exemplary
en,tiuct during the conflict, mt! ! VII tfy
ny hrat 10 heflle'lA HIN. ltv !il,sAt p ltls.
e. az If II %'axs .s ast %sSs f,% y %ss,y (, @
renau or Ensolrnce, but no t'lIu sl,all !nsile
Of nrgresa lin without my Tatonasratca
mud ieslalauco. lin Innst ha encouraged ~
work, alsl ,v pa1d his fll!r wages a'l.t bo dealt
ai,sle liz means wllcrsby lo and il1s qana'
dun lsnater have both been wronged. Tlie
FEeetlInan'a bureau now Inns the reap0ns1'
bllity of Ills a,te, uni that IL worse to the
negro than whiskcy or now white settle
.lcslts ever were to the Indians. TIC negro
! llku The Indian, left to h!maelf, Will pss;
away, unless wisdou and CHARITY comblnct
| shall be allowed to override thn worst pas
| klons Which trade in human misery ind mls
| fortune.
And I can not consent to be held rcspon
sfbc and linble to punishment Tor not ONLY
| thu nets OF my sovereign State, but the actt
! at Gcd. The late civil war was not only ~;
| clarcd by the sovereign States against saet
| other. but 1t was sent by God himself Il
! thrcshIug loqr than tllat Of .0rnan* Ho L,
| fear. IN inlllel who doesn't sec that the fire
and sword of this war were sent from
| Heaven. God knew that nc could be tori
away from our black idol Of slavery only bl
| Arc and blood, and the drawn sword OF tn
destroying angel Of war. 1lc sent them, an,
nc ought to praise the Most Iltgt, TINT u
did not seud worse plauges, like thos
Of Egypt, against Whatever; s,;n weak
ike Pharaoh. But appeal to Chtistfa
charity. and to every known law, 1Fhcthe
individual citizens and persons ought to b
yindictiyely punished by: man or Govern
rncnt for the acts Of sovereign States and tn
Inevitable iuterposition Of Divine Providencc
he will surely kick against the pricks wh
takes vengeance on me for the acts o. G0u
can only turn my puEsucrs to the old boo
Of the wrath Of the law, where they vi
learn that while God often usos the heathe
. to punish his chosen people for ttctr disoo
ijcnce. vet. il the heather did his own vi
even, In hcathenish way, he rever failcd
turn to punish the very instrlucntaltties
Ills own speeial Providence. L abide. fheE
fire. the order Of Providence, and ask po
don Of God. and. God only, In respect
Elavcry, md the war for It's extinctioa. :