General Hunter's letter (The following letter, called forth by the resolution of Mr. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, gives reliable information upon a subject of vital importance to the people of this country and to the safety of republican institutions. General Hunter shows conclusively that the colored people of the South are not savage cut-throats ... but they are loyal, and are capable of becoming good and effective soldiers ...)

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