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The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Ship burnt. (search)
Abolitionism in Europe. One of the London journals expresses surprise that while Mr. Lincoln had his hand in all abolishing he did not abolish slavery in Africa, which be might have done by a proclamation as effectually as in American. It woum fulmen in one case than the other. The London editors are entirely right. Not one more slave will be free because of Lincoln's emancipation decree, than if it had never been made.--Wherever the Federal force have penetrated the slave States, praowed as a matter of course. Wherever they do not penctrate slavery remains the same, and will continue to do so, though Lincoln should issue an emancipation pronunclamento every two hours. Mr. Seward's late appeal, through American ministers abroadwhich it cannot have if the cotton crop is out off, and without which and revolutions will be the order of the day. The last card of Lincoln, instead of helping his cause in Europe, will do more than all other agencies combined for its overthrow.
The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
rview was of short duration, but the Governor, who appeared excited to a high degroe, assured the gentlemen in duress that they should very speedily be released. Shortly after the Governor left the boat, Major Jones ordered the Capaints to move off, and the boat, left the wharf and proceeded down the river, in answer to an inquiry as to the destination of the prisoners, Major Jones replied that he did not know. Gov. Bradford, immediately after leaving the boat, sent a dispatch to President Lincoln informing him of the outrage, but up to the hour of closing this statement (1½ o'clock) received no reply.--There was considerable excitement manifested last night, large numbers of people assembling on Baltimore street, and dissussing the occurrences of the day in a very excited manner. There was no serious breach of the peace, however, to notice. Gen. Wool, occompanied by a portion of his staff, visited Washington yesterday in answer to a summons to testify before the Commissio