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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26
PROCLAMATION FROM THE PREsI-
DENT

wAsmNGToN, April 10 Tho President has issued a
proclamation stating that instruction against the
United states has brScn out IN the stites of South Care
oliua Georgia, Alauama, Florida. Mississippi Louisiana
aud Texas and the Laws of the United states cannot be
executed thectualy therein corlmably 20 that Pf1y-
si1n u the Constitution which requires duties go be
uniform throughout the United States Of America I;
And frhcra combinations OF persons engaged iu such
iusuuccOn have threat ned 20 grant pretended letters
OF marquc 10 authorize the bearers thereof 90 commit
slults the lives vessels and property Of good citizens
" the country lawfully engaged Ia commerce the high
seas and iu The waters OF the United States. And,
whereas the President says executive proclamation has
hceu sued requiring the persons engaged IN these dsnr
dey proceedings desst,N therefore calling ono the mil
Ha force io purpose of the same, convenug
congrcs extraordinary session 90 deliberate determine
hrpleOu,the President with view purposes be-
iro mentioned 20 the protection Of the public peace
tho lpcsaud property " rs orderly citizens pursuing
their lawful occupations. until CorWcss shall have as
scmblcd aud doibeIltcd said unlawful proceeding, or
until the shall have ceased, has further deemed IL
advisable 10 foot blockade Cfhc ports within the
States aforesaid in pursuance of the laws pf the United
States aud the laws ~ nations in such provided
For this purpose tYnpr ut force will be- posted 80
prevent entrance and exit " vessels om the ports
Aforesaid
H. therefore. with view to violate such blockade,
anyvese shall attempt leave any Of the said ports
she viii be duly warned BY the commander Of one Of
said blockadng yesse who win endorse her register
The fact aud date u such warning and II the vessels
shall again attempt 70 enter leave hocSadrd port,
DC viii b. captured and sent 20 the nearest convenient
port ~ such rr1ecc1tg against her md h' cargo as
may 10 deemed advisable
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26
PIRACY

The traitors are desperately wrong. While
the Federal Government has forborne till the
last moment, even in the defence Of its un-
questionable constitutional rights, while IL
has been clearly righ,-the traitors have at
every step plunged deeper and deeper in
wrong. II is not the Federal Government
alone they now resist, but they have de-
clared war against the people of the North,
and will attempt TO drive their commerce from
the ocean. This is piracy. The q. s. Cow
ernment must and will so treat il; and, until
the Southern Coniederacy shall be recognized,
foreign governments ought also so to treat e..
We annex JED. Davis's proclamation
PROCLAMATION BY JEFF. DAVIS.
LETTERS OF MARQuE TO BIZ ISSUED BY TUE
CONFEDERATE STATES.
MONTGOMERY, April ~.
Where's Abraham Lincoln, President of tho United
States hls announced Dis intention ri invading . aH-
iug W lurrcss, aud Thereby sulEcriiug its iuteHrId
snc. md .uge ttF iit free people 10 tlg dominion N
frru rowori AND whtrc1. f has fhus hcr1mrfhe duty
90 ls government 90 fcpo the threatened INVASION aud
defend ihc rights and liberties OF che people b., an tac
means Which tac aF- of nation, aud the usase OF Give
Vow, therefore D. Jefferson Davis, President OF tac
Coufcdcrit, STATIC " Amcrcs DO issue ihi- my uroca
nation, inviting a those who may desire by armed .ef-
vice in private armed vessels Che high ald this
government boo resisting 300 Wlutuu and wicked au 49,.
gressiln make application 1r commissions or I.ltas
Of maruue md fcrrsll 10 be- issued under do Seal
these Confederate States. And ! DO fIrther uatif 800
per.Yt.. aftf .iI.. f I.ft.s .. r,.9.,. f, ,.t ~
meut in writing giving ihc name and suitable description
of Zoe character tonnage and force of thc vessel t4c
namc u c place oi residence " each concerned
sign each statement and deliver the .1mo 90 zoe ecrefi-
Y n state uf Dncft9tn of the port OF entry Q these Gone
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

is THE WAR no BE oFFENsl

10 ! M w q 10 ~ DE VI ENNlN T.
Thus far il has been strictly defensive. and
1t can hardly be said even that the Govern
ment has made defensive war. IL retired
from Fort Moutrie. then from the forts and
arsenals and navy-vards of the Confederate
States. as fast as 10 was requested then from
Texas by am Arrangement with the command
ing officer of the H. S. troops there. then from
the mint at New Orleans. and t has made a
stand against the rebels and traitors nowhere
except at Sumter and Pickens. From che be-
ginning of the troubles. the country has sun
posed them to be merely political. and design
cd on the part of the defeated parties in che
late election to coorcc the victorious party in
% the adoption of t. adversary's platform
u has been impossible for the peaceablo and
loyal North that has remained Quiet under
hundred defeats. TO believe chat an patriotism
had died out from the South. because sim
gle election had gone against them So the
government has been infinitely paticnt. re-
treating. acting not oven on the defensive. In
hope of returning sanity. and of a reaction of
patriotic feeling at the South Bu. the poH-
cy of peace and Cancellation. which appealed
Co the loyal sentiment, of the Southern peo-
rlo the policy of iorbearance and retreat has
awaited nothing. 10 has borne many acts of
+, b,s nerr,it,oJ ;ii,.r, nn.r,,;oo. ,',.ins,i,
4, ,o an ,rlsr g.. ,.', ,,,irs ,nd :, ,s cloa,
y., b,,s' Da, had ,.,.r !. c.,.'.,'' a.,I;,r
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

We have no paihzan prejudice 20 indulge IN such AN
emergency this, any further than TO accord IN the par
~ 10 power all the honor and all the glory that be de-
rived from such Il is the first conflict their
liking since the organization Of the government, and
doubt they will strive by eAWagant indulgence In sham
patriotism md pTofsc shedding Of fratcrn4l blood, to
ottcute from the records all the traces OF their SYM
pathy with foreign foes in former Montpelier
Patriot
If the Patriot cannot see that the Admins
tration has steadily studied peace rather than
war, lorbearance rather than revenge, and is
now acting purely on the defensive, it is blind F,
and charity requires us to conclude it is
blinded by prejudice. Ineeed party preju-
dice has to carry our neighbor but a very lit
tie farther to land him on the side Of Tories
and Traitors. A true patriot will honor the
Government for attempting to do its duty,
though it should fail. Even traitor can
"accord" whatever glory and honor it shall
win.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

! Tho cars have left for Washington, being
stoned as they left the depot.
10 was the Massachusetts Regiment. and
they have marched through
Three Of the mob are known 10 be dead,
also three soldiers, and many wounded.
NEw York, April 10.
The sth Regiment from Massachusetts left
for Washington at 10 o'clock a. M, amidst
the widest enthusiasm.
WAsHrNo1oN, April 10.
The sloop Of War Pawnce from Charleston
with troops arrived at tho Navy Yard this
morning. Ono regiment Of Pennsylvania
troops have already reached Harper's Ferry.
NEW YoBK, April O..
A dispatch from Washington to the Herald
says that Com Paulding reports that the ves-
sells sunk below Norfolk are three light boats
and can easily be removed.
The Gosport Navy Yard is protected by
guns Of vessels moorcd off the yard, and those
in command are fully prepared for any emer-
gency, and If any attempt is made by Virgins
ans TO take the yard they will be blown to
atoms.
There arc great rejoicings at Montgomery
and Mobile over the news from Virginia.
Eighty thousand cartridges were seized at
factory by the sheriff Of Amboy yesterday.
They were destined for the South. The fac
tory was threatened with destruction.
BosroN, April 49,
A private despatch received in this city this
afternoon from Washington says the Massa-
chusetts 9th Regiment has arrived here.
One Of those killed at Baltimore was named
Matthews Of Boston he was member Of
the Washington Light Infantry.
New YoRK, April 10.
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
rebellion in Virginia is formidable. Several
northern men have been expelled from Rich
mond, narrowly escaping with their lives.
The Confederate flag is flying there.
ST.. JoHNsDURY, April 20.
Messrs T.. g. T. Fairbanks of this place
have pledged 1000 dollars to a fund for the
benefit Of the families Of those who may en-
list as soldiers in the service Of the govern
ment.
WAsuISGroN, April 20.
About S Massachusetts, troops are in the
hospital doing well, and in good spirits.
The Steamer Pawneo left last night, govern
ment troops on board.
There is no violent excitement. but evident
ly deep feeling Of anxiety and painful sus-
pense.
Martial law will soon be proclaimed
Steamer st. Nicholas plying between Balt-
more and Washington was seized this morn
ing.
There are 5000 militia here The city is
well guarded.
BALTIMORE, April 20.
The bridges on the tracks Of the Northern
Central and on the Philadelphia Railroads
are gone. 1t is reported that the Sth Massa-
chusetts Regiment are at the Relay House
nine miles beyond Baltimore
PHrLEDALPHIA, Pa, April 90.
The New York 7th Regiment and the Mas
sachusetts Regiments are at Railway Depot
getting ready to start. 1t is reported they
go to Havre de Grace, thence by water to
Annapolis.
NEW ORLEANS, April 90.
Two schooners have been seized laden with
ship timber. valued at $4,000, intended for
the Brooklyn and Charleston Navy Yards.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

Here is the right sort oftalk for every body,
and especially for the Democrats. The Bos-
TO" Pest is the ablest Democratic paper in New
England
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26
HURRA FOR THE STARS AND
STRIPES

The glorious old banner Of our fathers, the
flag of stars and stripes, was raised in state
street yesterday, 18th, with music of the fife
and drum, and cheers Of the people.
To Col. Joseph Bush of Brandon has of
fered himself to Gov, Fairbanks to reoru. a
regiment for service. The Rutland Light
Guard and the Allen Greys of Brandon have
volunteered.
Gen. Cass made patriotic speech in favor
Of the Government, on the 18th. He has
been true all the time.
Gen. Jackman Of Norwich is suggested MS
Commander of The Vermont Regimsnt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

The Woodstock Age dem. says; ut now
behoovcs every man who loves his country,
as long as Mr.. Lincoln is at the helm, and is
determined to sustain the constitution as it
was handed down by the trainers, to lay aside
his party bias and rally to the support Of the
Government in its efforts to protect the Stars
and Stripes, and to maintain the integrity Of
She nation This is the true spirit Of the
Age
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

~ Lord Bacon was far ahead of his times,
and saw some things even of the present date.
For example, take this hit at the fashion
The girl herself is the least part Of the mat
ter" And this advice to winning ofice-seek
ers " Always let losers have their words. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26
sCOTT-S GENERALsHIP.

Inc NC" l"fA Journals detect great aeal
of sagacity IN General SCOTS management
of the aha- 40 Fort Sumter
TIE Now York Commercial Advertiser saw.
IL was never intended that tbe aeo, should
enter the harb1r. for then. in all probability.
u woulu na,e fa'-n irss '-o h~-a- ..s .h~
rebels. But 1t was intended that the rebels
should believe that such was its destination,
and should muster their utmost forces there
in order TO effect It's capture And they we,o
led into Tins belief in order that they might
be induced to postpone an attack upon the
city of Washington which was in Immediate
contemplation, and for which General Scott
was NOT yet prepared Wmie the command
er OF tae rebel army was concentrating bus
forces for the capture of Fort sumter, and
the fleet supposed 20 be sent for its relief
the constitutional government was energet-
cally putting Washington in stateo of defence,
and reinforcing Fort Pckens, while at the
same time it got lbs handful of men unframed
from Fort Sumter and made Charleston "a
blockaded harbor. Seeing how completely
they have been oui-manguved, we do not
wonder that Jefferson Davis was too sick TO
guns were fired at Montgomery "in honor Of
lhcvictory," 8, that the kilograms from Mont
gomery, whore the ruse had been comprehend
ca arc so n"cA quGief 4nq tanner IMAM 'h',e
'oI' 'l''g'','c wne'e 'n' eA1,soI o'''
~. -.
u,sau.,h,,',h, ,ro lor.o - cha uo.:s.a
were Fort Pirkens in the Gulf and Wasbin,-
ton the capital.
lie knew what Davis had not generashp
10 perceive thAl on the fth OF March ana Ior
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

COL Geo. Stanuard, Of the 4th regiment,
has notified Gen, Baxter that his regiment
viii De ready to serve the country on twelve
hours notice. The regiment consists Of the
Burlington, ST. Adams, Swanton and Fletch-
or companies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

Virginia state stock has fallen to Al cents.
A few years agoit was worth us on the dol
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