Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-13

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TO q vast military machine, there y1aau1 cannot
pc q armies nggp Is Nenongh TO protect the freedmen
ls1ln W1hlie Southern society remains insurrec-
t''o1Eary 'E # Southern society is .caalIlned,
'euI s'eetutIled, and and occupied and soothed with
new hopes and prosperous industries; no
armies will be needed sR:otswill subside:
iawless hangers on will be driven off or
| better governed, and 4 way will be grad
ua'ly openedenplto the freedmen, throu oh
education andelndnstry, to full citizenship,
with all Its honors and, duties .toes4ss, va :
| Civilization is a growth None can es-
| cape that forty years in the wilderness
who travel from the Egypt of Ignorance
to the promised land of civilization. The
freedmen must take their march. I have
fnli faith in the results. If they have the
stamina to undergo the hardships which
every nncivilized people has undergone
~ their upward progress, they will in due
time ia ke their place among ns. That
I-place cannot be bought, nor beqneathed,
nor gained bysleight Of hand. It will
come to 50 briefly, virtue, industry and fru-
gallty.,.! As.ithe nation cannot be sound
until the South is prosperous so, on, tile
other! extreme, a healthy condition Of civ.
a socletytin the Sonthr is Indispensable to
the welfare OF the freedmen! !, e.{+ ~ tniI E1
Refusing to admit loyal Senators and
Representative from the. Sonth to Con-
,gress. will not help the freedmen, 1t, will
not secure tor, them itlleirfvote. 1t will not
protect tlem.I9l It,iwill not secure any,
amendment OF. our Constitution, however
just and wise. az It. will not only increase
the dangers and complicate, the difficulties.
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any section of it or class in t,rthe frstsde
mand OF our time is, entire reunion. c.Tps
u Once united, We car, !, by schools, chnrch-
ees, q tree press and increasing tree speech,
attack % each evil an and secure every good,
,1a Meanwhile the great chasm which re-
beli'on on made NJ is not filled nP, It grows
deeper and ST. etches9 widerl Ont Of it
Let that 'galf be Closed, clos d. and 'bary i'aft n t
slavery, sectional anilnosity. and ali strites
and hatreds!, -, - CO. ..,.c'.r, '.,1'2
!. Its fit that the brave men, who, on sea,
and land, faced death to save, the nation
shonld now, by their voice. and vote, con
summate ma e what their swords rendered pos
sibIe : '"' =, -. .'o5
For sake Of, the freedman, for a:@th the
sake OF the South and its millions, Of aopr1
ll"W Cotillti y, lVI our OWla Sake, ana I0f
the great cause. of freedom and ciyiliza
t on, [ urge the Immediate, reunion of. all
the parts pd e., which lGh. rebellion and war have
shattered. +. -, =. e.-:t-L.1.< -. :. y
- -, .,.'. 49, 7 am truly yours, sfefs .4,
s,n,,, rie al. -ai.sI HFNEY WARD Eap B3EsEcHER.
! os4go, tadYf --770T7 - ~77T77T 1ass ii aasnats
<,.,1 PEorosAL to-. UNITE THE :. PRoTEsrANr
EPIscoPAI. CHURCHES OF, ENGLAND AND A.
MERIcA.--7In AN interesting letter written
from. England 80 the. Richmond lCAz1stiQgs
4 11rocate. by, the Rev., John Bayley, we
find the fo1lpwiing:, r. ean bastao, 51 g,sI II
,,s Al 2, late eQnlyocation Of the Proyince
Of Cant erbnEys, q, ,comlnnnicatioll .. re
ceiyed from the House of Bishops of the
Protestant 81 Episcopal Church sin "A erica,
colh5csfnipg which The, eloquent eBiahop.eof
Oxford said it, would qbe impossible for
that, uonse to receive such a. eon,mpnicar I
ton without deep s,g ,gthasakfnlnesss sa Hell
tl5opgh.tt that everything should be,donestpI
streq qglhen the. bonds Of, union, between
The Church of England Ian and ri her hIeerr aughtert
ii, 4 Ainerica; and raftegI a alengthansd dis |
ctssions was decided, HAT, fonlr Of tlie
bishops should be esappointsdd, tq draw lap
httlng ansWeE 10 sthe sGoinmunieat1sohpp shp ff3yy
THIS ans aver i haye e not seens bptI am am peI1 |
snaded that il could not fail 70 be one sal GG;alla
cWRlaMted W M to pyomqte kindly, feelings betty een
chs tYo cI1nEc ard % to advance the