But the rebellion having fiiiee-l abolition
upon the country, and the Proclamation
having finished the work—thereby abolish
ing abolitionism and slavery, and also
latter-day pro-slavery democracy, we care
not for the past. Our abolition occupation
is gone, the democratic negro issues are all
swept away. As to their future rights and
privileges the army will decide. But of
this we aie certain: on the day of sett’e
ment the rights granted to the black race
who are all loyal, will not fall below the
rights of white traitors. All the painted
horrors of “negro equality,” designed and
spread before ignorant people and fools tn
gull them, will fade away; and this genera
tion will soon see new lights, the blacks as
men and not as chattels, and the country
united upon the solution of the great prob
lem “what shall be done with them I” A
country will be provided for them and our
glorious flag spread for their protection m
a country separate from the white race. ,
“ What then shall be dune *&ith the »ta v — |
I ters ?” may be a serious problem; this is the j
LANCASTER, WIS., TUESDAY. OCT. 20, 18(53.
“revolution of fortune” alluded to by Jeffer
son who acknowledged himself unable to
fathom its depths. Bui the God of de
liverance to black men will also provide
for the deliverance of the masters from a
worse bondage than slavery—ti e bondage
of bad habits and dependence upon slaves
for their suppoit in idleness.
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The Union Pyramid for 1863.
