Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-19

IL The Presidents message receives very
little favor in the land of " Secessia." They
evidently don't like his call for 400 900
men and 100000 900, as that amount of
men and money would slightly damage their
prospect of success. As sample OF the way
in which it is received, we copy the following
from the New Orleans Bulletin of July s.
IuE UsuKrER's MESSAGE. Assuming that the spirit
oi ne usurper's message to the old Congress Of the
North has been correctly interpreted by the telegraph
we confess that feel te disposition To devote To il
any heightened remarks. The public mind NJ the South
has been pretty well prepared by the nupivings Of thu
yacohih press for the oathsome nf fasehood vim
dctyeness and hypocrisy with which the old efjurer has
msulttd the common intelligence and civilization Of the
age we do not care 10 follow the message through its
!oItnous wndhg aud expose its deceitfu assumptions
us JesucA doctrines and prctcuscs its boasfl yanor
lhgs It's british tone aud s heather Indifference to the
aHohes OF me people OF the North and The general si-
pdiiy, bloodthirsncss aud unacy which il exhibits
All these are apparent and must strike the minds Of all
enlightened men the world over with amazcnent disgust
It is said that this creature lincoln this vulgar saw
age who seems 70 be making desperate ciu.ts to initiate
me heroes and Caguas Of old and who appears to be
us'ious OF witnessing the general cnufagraon II the
whole country formerly known A. the Uuted States now
composed oil the Confederate States aud the Lincoln E
pre- taxes opites daily which keep him IN a state Of
general siupor induced originally 10 make him sleep
and KEPT up for some similar purpose We know not the
Truth of these aycrments, but II seems 90 us that This
message gives them some pausibiy This be so The
idea Of Paris paper that he Is actually in a state Of
menal halucinaon or unacy may PROVE to be The liter
al iactl But II he /, mnd, there Is method la hi. mad
ness 100 much 10 relieve him from bearing the lust re-
spusibhit Of hi- Aris fr which histo.v aud ulstit,
VII as.ucdT bold nim fI figh account IhIuurh had
the 0onl me message viii be read with disgust anal boz
diguauun II were M To iumidate her ppplc Do,
great display ni rr,nurccs paper 20 be her, alter
pcfhaps- available II will most signally fail On the
contrary, will rouse 20 still higher pitch The opuos
ton 10 the despniic Government " Washington and in
ttnaiy the determination throughout the Confederate
states never To yield 70 It's Infamous usurpatuns and
Dmconan tTueliirs
Bur how about Us effects in the North That romano
10 be seen but unless we greatly mistake this bipod
missive Of Lincoln, drunk or sober sane or Innate
VIII have in the Ncrih just the npposie effect 10 tb,,
which he intends IL shall have Unless we err il viii be
the signal for The gathering together Of the elements and
me bursting OF the storm against him and his aders
which has been gradually appearing upon the horizon
theIe ltWh not surprise US " the opponents Of the az
oeous sentiments and sangunary deeds of the Cavern
ment do openly take their stand and defy and il will
not surprise IT, loug, force there be met by force
II the siupendous folly and niquy Of the head
tors naraed in the message be attempted to be carried
out This result was actually limited abby an influential
Northern paper before the appearance OF the Dirtator
document to his Congress Forced loans aud drafting
the only possible WAYS by which the central desnotisn |
can obtain money and men hH a hopeless purpose and
simply To delugo the land In ocean NJ faerna bood
% gui the vengeance n perued dospot and III vas
sails must create stain which It is impossible for the
pnoe mind long 20 endure and an open revolt must o
low persistence IN such a course