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DlLtsto. . ..:: COalictapie awl diefECUlitiell i , There s a_prevaent error,. -enceursged noiiitie y the presi,ln tepid to 'drafts, squab is .. t the root of all tits:popular die ... to' I tiatisfaot ii, so cunningly fomented by the • Copperb d prose, is to have broken outlet, putillo disturbances at some other polite, .:: es well u la tho greatlotnis Of disorder and marten* of insurrectionary material, which loves to call itself the nutropOlis of the Nation, and sometimes falls- into the halltiabiation othallenringk liseit is the Na tion itself. This error Ls, that to by dinned is a disgrace. .It suggested the ill-advised Bounty Espedient Of 1862, and found ex 'prossinn 3n' the uge inscription that blazed over the speaker's stand, at the 3.grest =eating oaths Allegheny Commons, ti the effect that, ."Americans never allow themselves to be drafted," and would be dishonored by Waiting for such kooatinr, gene,. . r.. I. _., The fact itnie4washiitorloally false, and . the Inferthoe'equillino. The.. - war of the l Reeolution wee carried on by foroed levies, `end the draft 61,1812 Was sot au_old a feat i - e - iirliiiii jiiiiillb a , t k ~ , ,*Ol,, `'m * et a ii , even '' _ ',Of IWe:slating generation. Nor sou. any . bodj dishonored by. it. The penes took liiiii-Talances - endelther kissed snit sa. d "God bless vs" to theirkrives andthildren, as they took down their own rifles, and fell into the ranks like men, without a murmur -or hired substitutes at once, whore it was ... ; .;Impossible for them to go themselves. These men were honored, too l by their.fel._ lon.citisens as longas they lived, and justly 'proud of thipablio references to the also ' - city with which they obeyed the call of their country, as Well as of the privilege of telling the .tort' of their 'adventures to their listening. grandchildren. It there was a reflection any where it was only upon those who might, in the popular judg ment, hive been spared from their homes and families, or those whohad taken money to defend their birthright. How. ntrange the prevalent idea, then, that th e position _ . of a mercenary was More honorable than that of - a conscript, or that the country could be no well defended by miners hira lingeoldiery as by the unpurcitased and, unparchasable arms of its own self saari- doing children! And how mush stranger, still, that the purchased soldier should be called a ookinteer / ~ And now we and that this very idea Is unproved try the disloyal funothmaries of New York, and Westchester, and Albany, into a means of crippling the Goirimmeent. by . seepinithe people oat of the field, and compelling the authorities at Washington to look after , hired bayonets for the do. Mute of the homes - and liberties of ...Re publican ?seek The pnbUn offiathlii of those ommunities say to •• us, and to ..„ the'Government,-"We cannot success fully mist your power. We have already , tried that and falled:. There is ono thing tonsure that we can do-we can rob. the Baton men to psy the commutation money • of the Cepporkteada.. You may take :the. ;toss bat you can have no mem unless you go abnisd forioldiers ocean. Mipt. the Re publicans to do the work themselves, In - the letter case we shalt be rid of them. Many of them will die, and all will be dis franchised, white we remain at home to govern-to enlarge the kingdom of : the 'Five Pointe,' and to balmy tee soldier at ' the Brit opportunitY into the hands or his - . essay." Treason has aimed no folder sl4b at the *lugs* ever Government thin this. It involves the dilsmms of the hirer linger the Republioan. No notion has ever Windd itself successfully with the . - former, and saved its own libertise at the same time. , We osnnot save tuts ones if --- aiiiatter only are to fight,;and the ekilk -4 i - ere only to govern. All thestiontilianoes however are des - i' Used to - ,Tithlawiess Confederacy of murderers end- tlifivei; which differs only from its New York, miniature copy In; its higher organisation, le tumbling into aim. Its armies have already pelted itiiiiy_With -- .i/ii nionitidi !of aninglenittis'iint le will • soon be as hesdieevand impotent asithe r , holy brotheeboodnf New York. "Oar work. 41 spout done -in the Bouth," . was the ire liiiiit in iiiiAie - rase ges'sittiiiii nrcei of the Army of the Tennessee not many deys _.- ,agis. ,!. Ws have bsen_fo ll owing Basun to get a fi ght, but nan lit noenemy.' 'l4 a very few months, 600,000 of us wlll be, at • 0 1 .0 -4 " l .! vit ' llB $ 2 9,009 6 i aminrita . . so oiatb a big %amount' with the Northern . .. 1 - - Arsitots,•llo We besn'eereing ns eigen *rens a lora,: and have distant:hilted us wherever they. lave halthe..power, while .. . ,'' we were lighting thaft.hilileet. - We shall settle Rat thoballotbos or with go taiya 7 net, if. neeesierY-4e don't ears mßo_h whiolOr dad; they will settielt. to the astoilihnimit and confasionef, tai Sir- Noon tind.Wooos and Vassamtanairs . , aid all the entailer fry; who have been - - weiMog inAtt heimbler way to betray lin= and is latitin basis the traitors. i.. „ , WOSC "7111 asm—Oise oars Susie s nib of budf t ii as st• Noy Toi Orstiv• *mud ma, iil4rdyCliallslls2o.,llqllaunstlity, are =sk i ''lts-silepidlf sCirqsaibl• sesoapllsh sboslabos Isld :est . for them. —Tsalsegsy the ,snots--tleiw stems oorrotts , Cosisstlist sad `9111114r ClO—wore pat Is 'Solistulen, 'IMO other ablp4t wows hauling lile,Usdr lots twills I. osestst on:--aitsaises it.: 7. Is fe , worthy ofistit. wisatitressabb . ltebd 61 1 11114111Mig i llir -are:41242 1 4 SRAM , 4th SIMM 4 W. " Ilmo'f,Taakees." THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH. Preliraingr* Reportgthe American Frosdnien's(pity Commission The Commissioners appointed by the Government to inquire into and report upon the condition ot,the Freedmen, w hom. the War and the President ' s Proolamed= _-, , have delivired-itmiti'the house a bondage,. _ ... have so far completed their labors, that they hay. made a valuable end“leeply in teteetAng Prelim inary Ripper{ on the sub ject, which has just been published. Its length prevents us from transferring the whole ofit into our columns; but the sum mery, and conclusion we give, as presenting the results and alit of. the. Investigation more I - tali-set forth - lia thedoeument: The problem, in thesolution of oh the Commission has been Milled to aid, is of a mixed cherraimee. Together with obvious and imperative considerations of humanity, I it theelits 'great • questions of : Christian eget tie .uou and or statesmanship. But_ [ wrist urgent at the present moment are its relations with the national struggle in which we are engaged, and with the blue Of that struggle for good or sell. Progoeing berealter to embody In aware maturely considered report the more cow plea - and - difficult inquiries of -,a genera coaraoter above euggteted, the Commission dismiss levee for the present with a single brief remark. The observations of the Commission In the sections of mummy visited hy:them, to gether-- with - the evidence obtained from i those hating most experienos among freed men, justify the conclusion that the African race, as found among us, lacks no essential aptitude for eivalisatiou. In n general way; the negro yields willingly to its re strain w, and enters upon its duties, not with alacrity only, but with evident pride and increase of self-respect. His personal rights ass freedman once recognised in law and assured in practice, there is little I reasecohadocibt that be will become a use. tut member of the great industrial family of nations. Once released tram the disa bilities of bondage, be will somewhere find, and will maintain, his own appropriate imolai position. The Commission revert to the question in ittt relation to the existing insurrection. Its }mportanor, in that connection, can hardiy se over•eatimated. if the slaves •of 1 the Sooth are loyal to . the Onion, the North Will have but itself to blame if the. nixie__ not ,speedily and - triumphantly closed.) Scarcely any other question, there fore, is more intimately connected with the suture destiny, prosperous or decadent, of this nation. But in point of fact, it admits of no res. sonable drubt that the southern slaves; as a body, do desire release from bondage, from forced and often excessive labor, from arbitrary and often inhuman puoishment. Their masters have sought to inspire them with a "'dread of 'linnet* . Abandoning ;" but whiliPdonhttess assenting, as the habit of the slave is, to these denunciations of northern emancipationists, all facts prove that these men, as a general role, see through the flimsy pretence, and are wil ling to risk severe panishinent„Sometimes death itself, whenever they have good reason to hope that, in deserting their mas ters, they will find in us just and sincere friends, able and willing to put them in a condition in which they may enjoy the re- sults of their own labor. ' .But we, by our policy towards these pee- ple may encourage, or we may discourage, that hope. The point on which they are peculiarly sensitive, and chiefly need ae- surance,te as to the absolute and Irmo cable certainty of their. freedom. We can not expect this untutored race to under stand the abstract proposition, that a great nation, after having solemnly declared, through its Chief Magistrate, that three millions of its inhabitants shall be forever free, cannot, without utter degradation in the eyes of the civilised word, repudiate that declaration and resonsign these mil lions to slavery. They must have more tangible proof of therialiiy and unchaste*• ble character of their emancipation. They must feel themselves treated as freemen, I before they can folly realise the feet that. 1 they are and will forever remain such. We, by our misconduct, may gin color and fora to the misrepresetitauon of slave holders touching our ultimate intentions I towards the negro race. We may cause doubts in the minds of this enslaved peo- pie whether, in flying from Massey know, they may not encounter worse ills by the I cheep,. Seery aggression, every set of injustice commuted by • Northern man against en- Arcadia' fugitives freer despotism, every insult offered by the base prejudtce or our' raise to a colored man because Of OM African descent, is not only a breach of humanity, en , alienate against civiliastion bat it is .also en act which gives lad and comfort to tee enemy. The reporter it goes abroad— penetrates into the eneory'S country. 891 ear as its influence there extends, therefrom is to deter the slave trout leaving his mas ter—therefore to secure to that master a I.breartproducer, and by the same act, to I deprive the Colon as colored soldier, and c, compel the government, by conscription, to withdraw a laborer from a Northern farm. The prudes' effect, therefore, of abuse and injury to colored people, in these days innot atone to disgrace theauthers of such sate, but to compel oonsonption and to de nude the North, already scant of working bands, of the laborers and the artisans that remain to her. Thousands of lieldi clothed by white men may remain walled, thine ands of hearths owned by white men may be made desolate—all as the direct result of the ill-treatment of the colored race. • flash a epirit is not treasonable in the -usual sense of that- term; yet its- results are the same as these of treason itself. It becomes,therefore, in a military point of view, of, the highest 'importune that all wanton aoti of aggraiston by soldiers or civilians, whittler against refugees or 'against free sigma heretofore settled in the North, should be promptly and resolute ly repressed; sod the penalties of the law, to every such case, rigorously enforced: A prudent, regard for our oon safety and wet -tariff zo - Itigher . motive prompt, demands the taking of snob precaution. '. - We have imposed upon pensive. an ad ditional obligation to see justice and ha meetly exercised towards these people in accrepung their -serviced as soldiers. It woad be a degree of baseness of which we hope our country is incapable, to treat men who shall have confronted death on the liattle-field, side-by--side with the bravest of our own race, in a struggle is which the stake is the existenoe in peace and is their integrity of these United States. We are wryest to ear enemies it we deny that this strugglislas been a hard fought mak pontestaa bravely and with varying ;nooses. A people . with an . element of grad•barbartim in their ...day, giving birth to habits .of vialsnos . and - a lawless daring, w i ts some respects, well prepared for war. Add to this; that our task is the more arduous because, to quell the rebellion we havi had to become the invaders. Under thee. circumstances, . can we overlook the fact,thst. several hundred thousand able bediadtattaidetaeltei.hrin ths laboeranks of the enemy and intiorporMad Into-the yof the North, may 4111110111,117 Infla ting. Ordeals:ion of the Issas? - . .._ - There is an oddillail reason why a con .siderable portion, of the Tinton armies ' ilhiltild bit made Wei leasing' of Afrista lesoint. : Thstransformation of the slave society. of - the Stialtlittit fra society, no longer properly . a question, has beam. a etoeseetty of mar national 84- 1 fleattag ton have already•zoaotted Usseon -1 olustots;sed the imies'of onipeoplit'as at.. taming to it day brday, that the solo CM. ditient -. .0f Passissatpoitaca this continent lilthe oradiratbri - Af. - Itegra.lllneel7; Bat ihelifiiitey - claims wend rnlsbe* Ste 01.%- topple of satossland isoOmblilerilift its Modem without motion of Its cm That the indiscriminate massacres of a senile insurrection have been spared us, as addl. lion to the horrors of a civil we; is doe, it would newrether :to that Mutat of , re vet:greed blood-thirstiness which chino terises this race, then to the lack either of courage or of any other quality that makes thihardy oombetant; for these the negro appears, so far. as we have tried-him in civthsed wit fare, to possess. And in snob warfare is it fitting that the African race seek its own social salvation. The negro must fight for emancipation if he is in be autimelpeled. If, then, emancipation . be the price of 'national unity and of ptsce, and if a peo ple, to be emancipated, must ,draw the sword in their own (muse, then is the fu ture welfare of the white 11160 in our coun try indissolubly connected with en sot of justice, on, our pert, toward people -of another race; then is tt the sole .00adition under which ' We may expeet—and, if his. tory spat truth, the sole condition tinder which we shell attain—domesue tramp it', that we obeli give the negro an upper trinity of working out, on those battle. fields that are to decide our own national destiny, his destiny, whether as slave or freedman, at the same time. The Commission hive been instructed to report boa colored freedmen "can be most usefully employed In the service of the tuoverriment for the suppreuion of the re belliou." The above remarks may suffice as the record of their profound 000viotiou, that no more effectual aid can be had in the speedy suppression of the rebellion awl the .testoratlon of permanent peace, than is to be obtained by inducing the hearty 00-op oration of these freedmen, and by giving full scope to their energies as military la borers and soldiers during the continuance of the war. Bejaia this, it remains for the Commis sion to bring to your notice a statement communicated to them by Major General Batter, namely, that Many of the Louisi ana planters, while professing loyalty, "had agreed together not to make any pro vision, last autumn, for another crop of sugar, lupin, thereby to throw upon us this winter an immense number of blacks, without employment, and without any means of support for the future—the plant ers themselves living on what they can make from the last crop." To what extent this policy ham been car ried out, either in Louisiana or in other States,-the Commission have not jet the means of judging. Up to the point at which Able-bodied freedmen are needed, as laborers or soldiers is the army—say three hundred thousand or upwards—there can be for the present season, no difficulty aria tag out of any such combination among disaffected, planters. Even beyond that point, the evident remedy is that any sur plus be employed in plantation labor. Meanwhile, women and children under eighteen can be so employed; and the pro. dace of their labor may be of great impor tance, in view of the passible scarcity of provisions next season throughout the South consequent on the destruction and consumption incident to war, and the non cultivaation of many plantations, whether by express Combinations of planters or from other causes. It is here worthy of remark, that in re-. calving any given number of tutored nil. grants from the Talbot Stater, a much larger proportion of field laborers is to be found than in the same number of white emi grants; the_reason being that the women as well as the men—even girls of fifteen and upwards—eire usually accustomed to plantation labor, and often from force of habit, prefer it to any other. This is an important item in estimating the aid which my be derived from negro refugees. Upon the whole, the Conimission conclude that there is not the least risk that snob refugees will look to us more rapidly thee they are needed and than they can be ad vantikettualy employed. The only queer tion is, whether we shall be able to inducts doom to join us in inch numbers and as speedily as is to be desired. It is in our own hands to hasten the time and increase the number, and it hi doubtful whether, in the conduct of the war there is a more im portant duty to perfo m. All of which is rem Gully submitted, BODLIIT DAL' ORIN, haze MOKATI, Sumo. G. Bow; Commissioners Office of the American Freedmen's Inquiry Commission, Nat! York, June 80, 18d3 IVISW IP 0 ^ CM Tti &AS IL.ArT4 al OlVo .4thoe. Pl4t.bargb • mint 114 b. 11113 j pRTRAY.—Wee t Jen up on the 11 at - so., aa • st-av, es too 91.4 u .aly, awe 1 4..41 1" BAT lit Li n t 01. owoor .11 em o'. ...HI, prove roomy ..y ehe.y.•„o wad .as eel a ta low ea lslDal. ohs II h day sr Awavat. at to redoes a se. sal tit II aaa (11.14 of Polar.. CEULGAI-ALY IIitiTITUTS. Bouolog 11 Day Deboal far fonag Ladlu. /111 , 1 1 it.ad lak2 p see litrot Sintl•44plita gin.. Ina sr warm of in.ten•lo. nabs.° s .b• +inn Wretch s•an.r• w ti • 515315 Lppg. ••••11nd- sod .11 tb- bn...bse •hi • cos ..1t.•• •'bawl& sin 01. h .• Oat I n. ssoloid • 1.• 1A... 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