The Church And the Rebellion a Consideration of the Rebellion Against the Govern
The Church And the Rebellion a Consideration of the Rebellion Against the Govern
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854 PROVIDENTIAL DESIGNS IN THIS REBELLION.
VINDICATION COMPLETE AGAINST IDLE DECLAMATION.
In view of the testimony now given, from a 1 ! the fore going sources, can any thing be more idle, absurd, and fana tical, than the outcry, that the determination of the Gov ernment to overthrow slavery in the Rebel States, in order to save itself from destruction, is " in itself wicked and unconstitutional, " and a " conspiracy against the throne and empire of Heaven?" If it be said that the acts of the ...Executive, in giving freedom to the slaves by proclamation, do not come within the strict line of the authorities given, it is only necessary to say, that we presume no one supposed that the Pre sident intended to effect their liberty by that measure alone. It was a simple notification to rebel masters of the war policy of the Government ; an opportunity extended to return to loyalty and save slavery, if they chose; and a warning of the consequences for continued rebellion. Sla very, if overthrown in the Rebel States by the Government, will be subverted by actual war, under the laws of war.
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854 PROVIDENTIAL DESIGNS IN THIS REBELLION.
VINDICATION COMPLETE AGAINST IDLE DECLAMATION.
In view of the testimony now given, from a 1 ! the fore going sources, can any thing be more idle, absurd, and fana tical, than the outcry, that the determination of the Gov ernment to overthrow slavery in the Rebel States, in order to save itself from destruction, is " in itself wicked and unconstitutional, " and a " conspiracy against the throne and empire of Heaven?" If it be said that the acts of the ...Executive, in giving freedom to the slaves by proclamation, do not come within the strict line of the authorities given, it is only necessary to say, that we presume no one supposed that the Pre sident intended to effect their liberty by that measure alone. It was a simple notification to rebel masters of the war policy of the Government ; an opportunity extended to return to loyalty and save slavery, if they chose; and a warning of the consequences for continued rebellion. Sla very, if overthrown in the Rebel States by the Government, will be subverted by actual war, under the laws of war.
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