Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-27
The SoUrHERN REBELLroS AND THE WAR
FOR THE UNION New York By J. d.
Torey.

ton OF the Charges preferred by the Secession
Leaders against the North, the dominant par-
ty. aud the President Electric South Car
DINA Commissioners at Washington
Correspondence with the President on their
return to Charleston The Proceedings of
Congress, fifth weok--1ho Speeches Of Sena-
tors Benjamin, Douglas and othors-lmport-
ant Resolutions.
~ In order to accommodate all classes of
readers, tae publisher is now issuing, besides
the weekly edition at 10 cents per number,
one in semi-monthly parts (64 pages at 20
cents, and one in monthly parts (l2S pages
at 40 cents.
ESTOne Of the new Forts recently erected
at Aain Bridge by the 2nd and 81 Vermont
Regiments is named Fort Ethan Allen. The
correspondent Of the Boston Journal describes
it as follows:
One uf the dcfenecs at Chain Bridge not yet complete,
Is chlisen,d For Ethan Allen IL stands Ia command
ug position It's guns will sweep every point OF the ho-
rizeu nr mary mics. II Is very irregular in form, with
entcins angles aud enhadng parapets, aud cncoses
large piece OF ground. It's construction is Of such
character that attacking force veld mud dihes 10
hodge shell within the encusue IL Is erected after the
plan Of Capt Alexander, VIM seems To be always his
horse, experimenting the two thousand throwing
zap the ebaukmeht, mounting guns, stuctng dbdff
one good thing viii come Out Of this var Virginia vii
fnrre Is road ieadp, from the Potomac m Wild tor
uous rocky rauue, crossing the roaring stream that
aasne' peSa, agq p',t,,s %, ofoS' 81 914s ana
il viii connect with Inc road leading to F.ls church
Yesterday as passed through the thousands OF soldiers
hard wors. with their stacked hand thought
OIL 'ns ga '"an a,y ana ' i. ~'Ho,Ia' Ioals
eighteen hundred YEAR, The road viudiaa up ne high
aap1 Of ths Potomac nay not be a, eieDofa'3 e3nsiue
te .ol5ers ,lc , In a. poli,ici and MORA point Of
yeN will remain when more natural things have crum-
O''a 70 dust lA,lI WORK >. Tor All uine,
MARyrANp SAvEp.-Thc Baltimore amer
Iran induces in warm congratulations that.
by the timely arrest of the members of the
Legislature, Maryland was saved from revolu-
ton 1t regards the majority oil that oody
tho law ~ characterization justified the ex
traordinarv measure. epploved by the Gener-
nj Government for its s,iooression.
To General Porter Don allow any ke-
porter to pass your lines, until he Is ahle to
parse his own Ih't VIII keep EN- IN
p,o,,io,.s.,.s ..,rL,so. ,,,,,, doo,,r,c. Fro
u,oot,s ,,oclan,,,io, a. am i,yosion of Mons
ri,hts mas. ~, ort;roIy oo,roc, :, their views
,,'..,, ,bat S,Li.., stli I'M. r,o, nj. ycll her
in mind that tbe proclamation intorferes only
with the right OF those men who would de-
stroy by force OF arms all the rights OF the
United States citizens under the United states
Government
CO. po,o.t A,dors,, tho horo oe Fort
s,,1,,", ~, III .rr;ysl ot FranLror, Kv an
.' Oh .,.,,'.,,l.d -, ro,,aa,od caus On hin,
t ,Dr ' sroaob as E,iIows f''O
Ii 49,, ,,,, 4r;o,ds uo;roo Ken
tuckan presume you think am necessarily
stump speaker However, tins IS mistake
was caught too early IN the net to practice
that art, and instead OF speaking We been
trying to serve my country
Such men speak with their swords, not
tongues.
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We learn that Quartermaster General Geo
f. Davis was suspended few days since by
the Governor and w. G. Smith OF st. Adams
discharge the duties heretofore performed by
Gen. Davis The cause alleged for his sud
den movement oil GOV ran banks Is olsooe-
S S,.,o ~ 49,. n,ho,;;o. o"nsor 20 h. get.