, 1867-05-17
"ARTIcLE TnIRrKEN :

/ ARTICLE THIRTEEN
N" Hmsndne ert shall be made to the Con-
ehtu'io1 which will anth"riz- or give Con-
gr,ss the power TO ID lsh r I'M err. re- with
20 Hpy State, with The done, tic institn ions
ifer' o including That of persons held
'al or ur service hy the laws II said State.
I" this al mn proposition of Coavr. s.
ard'hr implnrirg words Of The Prcsiden,.
the CLEAN OF ih' sw"rd and the belL,x1ng OF
the cannon were the only response. The
Snnth was in arms The nation must 6pIt
"r die The masses arose; the b, ayrus
glnW,d with "Nurthern Lights"
he speak said he had given this brief
summary of the history "f slavery, To show
hat mu.t be evident tn II that slavery had
ever ben offensive aud aygrr~>ive, and had
kept the government always un the ,leren
>Ivc, AID 10 show at the Inauguration # tie
'r' ellou how gr"undIrss were any apprehen
si"ns of danger I" the South. aud ia cousr-
qu' nee. the great iminaliry of those who
to"k up arms against the government.
FREtD'M AND SLAVERY STAND FACE To
FAcE-TnE GREAT CIVIL WARTS Iss-
UEs AND RESULTS.
The questions connected with slavery
! 'aillng in peaceful - uIinu at the hullur
b'X appeal nOS for settlement to tieca T.
ridge box. The cnmbatranrs nov stand face
TO fac. each girdei for the i.ht. The
| pr ze Is the chamI iun>h o "fthis new VOL
and the fight would d. tenmine on which be-
this continent should lie worn. Freedom
stands in the mornrng light. biihp aud re
joeng in that youth which ODD deeds mske
PEI ennial-h0r brow SOmething >ud aud vet
beautiful with hope-her eyes deep aud
dreamy with love, aud her mouth sweet with
the songs uf many lands, wLilr-ir her train
an c rcling about her are cIriSritnity, IN
civilization, aud genius, aud poetry. ~ d jus.
tice. and mercy, aud no pea, aud aspirutiuus.
and all the und fined lot sinyS of natu-e for
a better land snd life. while slavery, dark
yisag d. and begrimme |. scnws arnu.. d. blrar
eyed, with clankering chain, fostering in the
flesh. each dark pas ion holding hiyh rarnr>
val. ard in hi attending train are gathered
lu>t. aud anger, Unjust cr aud want, willie
lInbor, dl>hun"ed, stands with face downs
cast aud "vert'd d, with the sweat of unpaid
Ari rirT-r-;-r L -,
then proc eled Ia state the purpnscS aud Oh.
Jets ol the government at the Inauguration
of the war:
The destruction Of slavery and the sub
version Of the rebel state z ,vrrnments were
ro' thea either cIrrenpl ted nr anticipated
The :u"prNe "f the government wa. di -
IT, ely stated in Il res lu N introduced
/" Congress by Mr. Criirenden, on the 18Th
of lly, 1861, wh rh pissed th- IInuse with
"nIy Two 'liSsenIing No',s. aud he :. rre
with only opposing vote f, on the North
Trnmhul + III ros
That re,"lu'ion declared among other
Il i,gs that this war is not Waard on our
pa in anv ,pirit OF oppression nor frs
pur,mss of co 'que or suhjnra'Ion n 'r par.
30 of Overrh,"wing ur in;rrf riug v iIh he
right, nr rsta b>hed institutions f uhor
States. but t, deiend aud maiutnn the III.
pr macy nf the Cnustit nio :, AID 10 preserve
the Union Nirh all the dignity, tqu.li y,
aud rights of the several States uuimpni /:
aud 50 III a. these "ljecr> are acrUnpli he'd
the war ru. ht tn cra>e.' The r->,lu irn
expressed the th, n intent Ut the yovermu, Mt
aud the r'cupr.
Vile speaker then referred to various re-
50 Il rs aud acts Of Col2r~>S. similar in
iIIrnI aud >pi'it-of the d tfIent m assures
"f peace AID Tn On prop 'sei by the Pr'>i-
.ut-oi hrs pans to c I'M rn.atr the South
lnr her sav.>-of different neguIiar ion.
du-i,g tue war, II p opO.ins liberal terms
To the South, anu how the Pr sident, in The
gr nj int rests # peac', put his dignity
aSd" aud rel arid 10 Ham ton Il md.. l."
cnus der an Terms a. pracr, ahd h ~ al these
uv rIurrS we're Teiucd hy the So It'll, And
nov, as the wdr ph'srs>Sed. the c,nvicIinn
grew that the nation ecu d live orly in the
'i' alh ni ave y. aud how t ne + nauri ,IIin
Procl Imarion w,S b IN OF this sentiment.
Content with nothing les, IhIn the ,lISmem
b rment of the government. the Suutn rr-
fused p ace, aud tnug It un until exhausted
il IN ~ aud MEATS. she could d hit 40 Ion
gr. d L-r surrendrrS to GIanI The sword
If Ieb lion Tue speaker wuulI not ="
over the great hhttl fields Of The r,b llOn-
"Ba lun i fallen The war was greh
at 81 agn'n,t "ppreSs OIL. aud the a. errl"n
# fr ei"m ri:hI IN emplrr. As NhIOl on.
il ~irhd aTing >bis nrpy from Moscow 20
fight the trrrnrs "f a Russian W n er. read
IN the f,mes "f The c.tr, us they rnare'l
aud rISe high tow ,rd heaven. The w"r j.:
''Ambit'O1 hah its limits. Tins fir Thou
shalt 60" 81, as the grand army, of the Il
public went m .rchi+s- through Georgia.
T. ON Atlanta t. the sea, it, p thway lIt mp
bv burning hdnletS aud cities, the Iund
| A mes A,she,l pp to the SIX rs, there, On the
heavens. va. the in<cr pti1n: lam FIRE.
'iOm al III. CnHtiHent is mine, dad lam
~ j~.i,as Muster and uoW hGOe none other
reiJS, Snpe r.