Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06

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'N -','' ~" N"i! 'alhS inc returns OF speech
made by this well known Gentleman az "a MN H.
lie dinrer ANN. ,t q, f
"'1"S ."c "tu'' speakers were
ouI cuhAul at London, Hon. Freeman il.
Morse Mr. RrU tbo L,;tda. - ~
rr;,o,o 1vorr;,.. VIC S,''"
80 " "iil"is 'hu Union gentleman nom
Georgia. Mr.. Train mitchell into tbc % ro,,-
tralitv'' Of ,bo L,,I;.li 1 -,
i''5 '' wy A"Silau people Win even more
thah ms usual piquancy and force We make
the followint, rnad,llo o,,-.o.
wing ie"""oIe extracts
WI you iet me speak my mind tIcs) Now /
s W. YOU gentleman not to get excited when tcl you
ne" s.iuns iacs TO prove how unNise-how ungeucr.
w no" nahsefeus mas been hngards $50 called ueu-
uel9 on the american question Engnds sympa-
,ne7 are WIN ana have been with the Souih-not out "
" W. N"u' KY because she wished Co sec us break
~ W. ~ Nheh man i very ILL., ii is to say the
easl oi H. had taste TO 90 and order al your mourning
P'b'ps' ne may get we'll agoin and how surprised
We Wuu ne I" see tne notices OF his death, which
pelafce England neutrality consists In standing on
u' PauuIm ana cheering the rehcls on. Read tle sc-
cessioh organs OF tho country. Succession organs did
~, "a ,j ~ , y, .aNc ihe DHt9 N'trs, The
,b6 rt All h"yc % a. ' i wv" 20 ,h.,e more journals
iniate , w. % ~ ~5rns gnu saahon booming TO
,t, ma Calm, rr,,,id S ~, l ,s ..' ~ i1o
ond am nal s,rs but yb,t tbc Al |i, " :, ,N'"i
Il 49,, H. ,i;sa,tsc IA a. a. 80, 80 4 '.'''' N' ~
r. ii,o,, A., a. A. s.;,,.,, 81 , 81 Nv. ''el' o'
sim 40 thc backbone L. t,or. a,, o,s,' i,,, M
s., =. l,,',,.,,, an Ca,,in -, i..t',, 49,
like Bulwer fnr his frsnkuo.s and M. loUestr lie H. no
hypocri,c lie talks as lac thinks a q ,bls
ana saws that he hope, that mo coiittry MI, ,, mi,
break uu in Two but In f,urtier,. 4, ~ ,,9
,tfll ana ms arlv.ib .hould be- ,tssl,l tr.i,,', I
uliy consists n v,,ins all her s,iarailv n. i ,eJ
suppose YOU aud l. Alr CbliruIar ,,ira iils M r,t
yeat. acquaintance and some niobt 10, I i,t,, m
par tos TO assassinltc ,ou amer b,ies stoitr v,,r
money, would ylu not think almost o,it Of Il NJ lr t,,
mAuity ia this civilized are no have mo- rcip .,tis
or shat Is worse to ht,r M, ricsr ,hr If o i ti
bloody work lChairnan-T +. md "a XII ,n,i-. =
Analogy or not that &, EurIand', n1.ifio t Il II,
Amcricll fN1 MOI fre fnpv ,.,r,,hs ,,,, ,,,, No.
'rCvoluiion IA this ptrI,n isl,,the r,',ot,,i ,b,
Arises from sia,ius pouu' aotf, y. no. ,pi-
taxable signs " a com famine In Ir,l.ud and c,t,
famine in England Stipposc such 10 hapIen and lass
should be atfaycd AGAINST class, vs,ll Van moi bil 81,
dlnnable tor America 10 i,n tho ,,tcl AMI cry i'il
for the destruction Of this proud nation ms kn1laud y
) continuing to cry for Americas min
Was IL the North or Soufb ol,, srat tho co,,,;i,i
to Ireland in their di,trcssP flI..r b,r " ~ ,h
North OF south who put the a,gs@t baif,,,s, ,, ,G
, death OF uavclock? fchoer., and Ten nv. sc,, io
WAC received the ~ your Queen with omen AIMS bnt
the proud children Of our northern ro,, H., II ;
, over with good will 70 ENGLAND M, took no rioo m
embraced him because We loved Nil, aid .Id ,od ~,
mighty associations (Cbeers1 We inSoJ ,n nv
history and lose il even in yours (Cbeers1 W.
loved your Christian Queen and showed Ill ,h
things In the vain and honest yereI'io @ as rs
4 son. loud ehecrs) All his was la The No5tb hn,