The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-10

he shall say, Il uoa tEihh u Is fl"Ht, p'I'
/ sLal! obey the law Now. the South h4Fiey-
ed in secession. The works of Calhoun were
I TAUGHT in her colleges, and generations of
/ young men were brought up in that faith.
! Well, they rent to war in vindicaton of that
! doctrine, ami what has the war done? Il has
/ settled these facts: it has settled that wheth-
! or they believed in secession or not, they
! shall not secede You ask them If they will
! dome back and obey the laws. they say,
! 'tYes bat we still believe i'll the doctrine.
| Now, are yoFi going TO keep them out until
| they don't believc the doctrine?
! Or do vol want guarantees against rebel
! lion a? Four parts out Of five OF the property
of the South has been destroyed by the war
| Is not that alone guarantee that they will
not resort again to fighting? The popula-
! ton Of the South has been more than deci>
mated-aye, douby decimated There is
mourning there OF which we here have
/ neither kno wledge nor conception. What
! village at The North has been blu,tcd out?
/ What cities here have been depopulated :?
! None. But there have been many, many
there Whole families have been extin
/ guished aud their lineage blotted out; and
| Of the legions of Young men az u South
| who went forth to battle so boldly only an
| humbed and shattered remnant have res
that this impoverished and depopulated
! South Will not again organize for war against
us? Throughout that whole land for one
hundred years the cry of the people will be
| ..Accursed be the man who talks of war
Or do YOU want guarantees that they will
/ give the freedmen their rights Well, Is not
| the amended Constitution guarantee? IS
not the law of labor operating in the rcgen-
! Grated South guarantee Is not the public
sentiment of this whole nation, with q
! cleansed constitution and the great laws Of
J political economy en- its side. 4 guarantee
/ ! cannot pay any compliment to the courage
I OF the people OF the South, and the intensity
( Of their zeal, greater than the tate OF panic
| and fear in which | see the Northern mind
at this time. You seem to be SO stricken
with lear as to have lost all thought of Goa
and all faith in natural laws; but | have
faith in God and His laws, and in you also.
when YOU awake TO Il consciousness Of who
you are and what your powers are and if
the South ,ror" t"1n- z'roug as she Is to-
day, s.1...l be within. g.. = :, all danger Of
her Withholding tr1a ~. freedmen rights
guaranteed b. g-5i. impact and the or
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= p.o.ractel : paration wall still further
weaG the south from e love Of the govern
meu'. For five ycg3s ;sev have thought Of
Washington only 10 curse It ; DO yOu suppose
iive years more vii. hr.ag them back. ii in
I've wears HEY have become wcaEed from the
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