Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-07-23
miscellaneous Etrms.

racy were overthrown, it would result in Civ
ing place to groeder and hungricr swarm of
flies, implying Of course, that the present
Democrats are hungry and greedy swarm.
Still, he advises the plan Of keeping up old
party relations on all other questions, while
holding the southern issue paramount
/ What, then, is the Hon VIM. l.. Yancey driv-
ing at We will let him speak for himself,
as follows:
"The remedy of the South is not in such
a process. IL is in a diligent organization of
her true men, for prompt resistance to the
next aggression. 1t must come in the nature
Of things. No National party can save us
no sectional party can do it. But if we
could do as our fathers did, organize Com
mittces of Safety all over the Cotton States,
/ and it is only in them that we can hope for
any effective movoment) we shall fire the
Southern hcart-instruct the Southern mind
give courage to each other, and at the
proper moment, by one organized, concerted
action, ace caH precpitaie thc Cotton States into
q reUOluti0n.'
This is singular case of a man Of nAu-
ence in one Of the two great parts Of the
country and in his community, plotting
definite treason, and cxulting in its avowal.
We venture TO say it cannot be paralecd at
the North, where patriotic injunctions have
lately been lavishod in such abundance. The
case Of Mr.. Nancey demands attention. Our
boasted " national men, especially, ought TO
intrcat him TO revise his sweeping condemna-
ton of them into the same category with sec
tionalists.-B Boston Journal
THE Loss OF EARLY PURITY or CHAR
AcrER.--Over the beauty Of the plum and
tho nnrirot there grptvs "a bloon1 and beautv
more exquisite than the irult itself "A SOFT
delicate plush that overspreads ITS blushing
cheek. Now If you strike your hand over
that, and it is once gone it is gone forever
for It never grows but once. Take the flow
or that hangs IN the morning impearled with
dew-arrayed as no qucenly woman ever was
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is loss that he can never make whole again.
Such is the consequence Of crime. It's effect
cannot be eradicated it can only be iurgiy
en- II is stain of blood that we can never
make white, and which can be washed away
only in the blood of Christ, that "clcanseth
from all sin
Frprcrs or T,rr,,xo--rbo Rrinsb and
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n,, fho Lat.,nal ,,s. of s,ir;ts arro.ts tbc
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@r hsaItb. Icavin, tbe eg.te tissue as a uso-
lcss bYr.cn i'm tbe b,lv. No he converted into
u,, l,.., ,;,,i;,,I ~ ,ll tI, or,,,ric constit-
ucnts, oil and fat, til iualy life itself is clog
ged at the iouniain-hcad. Thousands OF men
according to the Review, who have never been
inehrated, annually perish, having shortened