Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-01

hat Convention. is most accurately expressed in ad-
ircss lately put forth from Faneuh Hall by the working
men Vt Massachusetts
VIII you do SOUR readers 'ho justice to give place
In your paper to some Of is scntcnccs copy is en-
closed
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
The address commences with the statement that the
Union has been broken up aud the chicfcause H that the
people North and South, bayc been betrayed by POLITE
rans The seeded st,frs cannot be compelled 90
back The people OF The South are enjoined 10 deal with
their traitors az home, and promise Is made ihat We
will d, best % put wn those who have so"n dis
cord The aboiion.is are then denounced in strong
terms. aud the address concludes as follows
But the wotkugmou of the United states have other
duties than puf down the rcasonahe designs 90 the
abolitouists IL Is n onrp,wer 90 save the Union we
will but be united Bet us forget then, forever that we
have been Wings or Democrats, Republican, or Amen-
cans, Union men, nnd let The symbols and platforms
and passions and preudces ofpary be discarded never
Let MS form throuah the land associations OF working
men, whose only platform shall be Liberty and Unon'
n ON rrc.rn, Canpres does not without delay propose
satisfactory amendments 20 the Constitution, can pc
ttion ont respective Legisatnrc and upon the anplca
ton OF che legislature VI two-thirds Of The states Con
90 thc Constitution. n Couvnfon called by thc peo-
pie, the rights of zinc people will be- safe.
our southern brethren cho1sc 20 return 20 Che Union,
We will give them sincere ana hearty welcome ana enc
dsavor 90 protect them BOO their rights Nthey prefer To
cast their llt with us n1 longer, we will bid them go IN
peace and will fudDavor Co secure 60 ourselves the
bfssugs uf liberty end independence Go
meut We wish no Union but Union of friendship not
Of force 900 assoclcs bot those who remain with as OF
The rec people ofnc Norn. will never sanction the
unjust and dcuse plan oi coercion seek n force or
We win never consent to bear arms against
try, 90 become tho cxccutioncrs of our fiends and
brethren
lc; thc advances uhi. hive mskc frankly anI boldly,
be- met 100 the same st aud ihe Union may y't be saw
To our brethren ai thc south vc also say tha, 800 love
the Union. because u Goo words " Washington. ell IS
the Palladium ~ our political sticiy and pfospefiy-ihe
main pillar n thc olihae % our real independence. ho
support of our tranquility 40 home our peace abroad Of
our safety our prosperity. and OF that very liberty which
we have loved the Union as me costly inheritance
which noble race of patriots have handed down io ma
iion of ire,men scaled with The blood ofihc 0f,tst "
ieins aud sorrow aud sinfe, and despair OF en wea-
~ years 90. de-o'siiu War.
Our Father iu heaven dsbly protected ID by DIS guild
ing band 10 fear nd 90 hope in ea't.e and Do DEATH
suffered, and sorroucl aud died win and ashins
/ ton gave % 90 US ".fn Doe blessing.
lti che golden chain that binds che past O. She nture
linking together ihc darkness Of that long night ud the
promises ofihc cheerful dawu-and the gorics o. the
It j. The baudof 5ohel y lioiac.st1r your glory wa,
our glory Your eee was ouf race, your people was our
No mouut'in peak along our coast but has ire memo
res-no ancient river nuf ha. its monumeuts-no shore
Thousand graves f,d ath blood. pcrolaHec ned
10 vain We a,elasel with the unseih,h love u
childhood when ur SHOCKS aloTed and our hcafts beat
quick were fod OF . marvellous history ae have
loved WIZ tc Thought fl love % manhood living no ia
,ni .. .'i I, ~ ~ IN ,.. ''' ..l ', go ~
tion. ,.. r,l-.,- ,i... M I.I..t, ,.r l...f .l.
exile c'rr, aa r.l'n uas au' i,, saaeIii esto %
n. A.i NiA1..l na'r pr h.-
disuoa
.Np Gmmh.na..emerg .,yeue uua.l State,
Of America.
Tbu far have onl aeited justice 90 ur cao,ca.
ton Allow uc uns t1 lss thc favor NJ a correction 4
some 'r''fs touching mfsolf 100 e'unesiaH wi'Aoaers
perceive hN 'o1 h''e copied from another paper
inc bradford 'e.e'' statement u which lin made
10 'peAN o' ono OF 'f a'''f s the yHoraHf loila-
m'' N'Nhs e'NA A''h'' ''m shat a'd say ~
Among in' causes "a have brought about dtspuion
sp'Ae giln' N'a '.i'N ""s % efnont as prominent
one iehf'e'ez a ia" As Disgrace go Che STAGE nud
sa'a a''A IS 'Ae aud ra'g'1le in'an}' tat OUT
"''' 'e''nt' A'f'l 'n'fio 'he 9't' was
@'n1"'a 90 'peaN oi i'em 30 'he Senate looeea' he
preferred seeming Ignorance r''r4 'o'ay 'fa''ed q
ln',e n'',r'.' '.''''.' 1902 l''i 'oa l.'s a'I as
edse Il ,hem. ,oi ..,..,,sor III. b.m.af 81. s,.,,
From all t4s nfra,'.a given doe Senate by 49, Cola
p" s, p "5.'l no' 'p'g' '' 'e'"''' bad .e''''ra At
.eaue,,., .leo II. 1900 80, .'..., ~,
another Senator 49, Iaan.bl became apparent that
ea' N.' az .'1 a'.' o. '' a+g % a',e'o'e aH The
HI. sa,. 3. l.I . y, ~. ~ =, . .5
more 'aan ys,m.o, bad ~, .,,o ak from, hes soa.
be hh. maae 'b"-"f e7er"g ethHnieyto' lte f1s Of
o..t,-.,...
tract says. dec.sssi ti.t our corprc..ioo,i n,eg,-
ton do no' truly represent The majority Of the people 90
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'' '" W " sN'' iN' pass sage i''rtFihf
10 Judge Nodam9 as above htaHy b would seem that
the Bradford editor certainly d" huh sars uut fher will
mot Dc la hin, bc,-.,
Apply ," you i7r these corrections, as assume the
chief Jet 90 ncwspapcr r. 10 circulate only tho fruih
/ To mo s-ecrs ,f,t, t{-,,lf,.l ,. =. 49,, t--t
f'f''' ~ -' ' 81 '''
respect l' assembly oi men, Tor noble purpose DO
not ask for room Co reply When real dssasonsft
at che North are fully detected b,, the r,e,ie ~
H.. ,,.li. , A. .. o. - .t. $3.50. ~.
''' nc So""t '"'' 81 popular M
dignauon Mr.. Seward hears the distant roar already
Respectfully Yours
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