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The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
characteristic article, which may be so into sarcasm that we are almost in to think that there is a substratum of "rebel" in establishment. It says the Abolition who have heretofore urged an active and war, are beginning to advocate a defensive for several months to come, so that when resume offensive operations their fleets and may be seconded by a general uprising of in the rebellious States, in response to the resident's decree that, though recognized by him slaves till the 4th of January next, they shall be thenceforward, and forever, free " It says: The argument, at this time, for standing on the tensive" broadly discloses the arms and objects our abolition disorganizes. They aim to the war, that they may still fatten upon the and plunder of the Government; and in the that the war, in being actively suspended , may, from and after the 1st of January, to be a war for the Union, and become an abortus crusade. Their ultimatum in emancipation or separation — the conqu
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characteristic article, which may be so into sarcasm that we are almost in to think that there is a substratum of "rebel" in establishment. It says the Abolition who have heretofore urged an active and war, are beginning to advocate a defensive for several months to come, so that when resume offensive operations their fleets and may be seconded by a general uprising of in the rebellious States, in response to the resident's decree that, though recognized by him slaves till the 4th of January next, they shall be thenceforward, and forever, free " It says: The argument, at this time, for standing on the tensive" broadly discloses the arms and objects our abolition disorganizes. They aim to the war, that they may still fatten upon the and plunder of the Government; and in the that the war, in being actively suspended , may, from and after the 1st of January, to be a war for the Union, and become an abortus crusade. Their ultimatum in emancipation or separation — the conqu