Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-06
Cautrbman s State sournal.
BY K. P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. SEPTEMBER Q, 1861.


~ Northen Democrats will find valuable
lessons in the late speeches Of Hon Joseph
Holtof Kentucky and Hon Daniel s. Dick
iuson Of New York. We quote few senti-
ments worthy Of admiration
ufsloTstrt is ftG NoRfn-" Disioyalty Ia the
midr y us isoneof the obstacles the success
OF he Unun ctuae and that he rejoiced In the late de-
cied measures " the President subdue this element
OF wcisuras. lt was In vain toll the pumpa while
men we're kcp ON hoard boring holes in the bottom of
the shp."--Joupb HoH.
CoNraoNIsE--" Such a word can now only be ut
erCd by dsuyul irs those in the Interests o Rebel
lion So long as Rebels have arms in their hands there
is nothing 20 Compromise but the honor and integrity "
ths Government "-J0scph Hot.
There Il peace proposition that will suit the case
until the rebellion Is first put dosn DANIEL 5. Dickn-
II We can Sustain or Uuion u We can uphold our
Constitution, IL Ia not by compromising with the rebel
Mnn--tis by putting down rebellion and making our
compromise silh fidelity. y.-Daaiei ). Dickinson.
ia the Ere,' day of the savage Bran, and
Bniler. that deugsd the beautiful valley II
Wyoming win blood, will stand mp and vhiten their
crimes in comparson with the pcrhdy uf The men who
nos attempt ~ divide aud DESTROY this uninn. who
ever susains them will not Htoercr cries peace,
wiH not. Wh0err cries compromise Nfh them. oiN
n0t.'-DaHieiS s. Dickiasoa.
cmAHoEs AGAINST LINCOLN.
"Bui Mr. inonln IL "a said forsaoth has violated the
Constitution in conducting his Administratioh Very
we'll. tnefc s dAy 10 recouing With him aud his
advisers but o. is thing violate the Consultation
IN defence uf your cnuntry and quite another violate
it u ende ayoriug suhYcfi ii have the impression
that iusttutny pretoned government within the
boundaries ~ the Uued States that stealing the treas
q pu Government, H. ships, bctrayng is
mauds. firing upon it priheatiuns. organizing piracy
upYn the high seas. and long list ofothcr and kndered
acs-l have the Impression say that these slight
inlrogncnfs upon te Constitution, and may require
examination. I know not whether Mr. Lncnln has OBJ
served the Constitajon indeed for all the purposes "
resisting the rebellion, care II il due him to
however that be has seemed be ia good fith At
tempting 20 pu d1an the rebellion '-DIni S. Dickiii-
son.
susrnssioN or rnR WRIT OF nABBAs coRPus.
Would any 1nc n he was commanding Al Fortress
Monroe. Fort MrHenry, any where else where he
surrounded with treason aud traitors At every step,
would he because Judge writ of habeas corpus,
give up traitor WIN endangering the safety of his
prCteui fnr single momcrt II is one NJ The
rihe necessities OF And N fcors "a c0HiBiald,
and had g9od % hshsro dt had D0ssesiig Of "a
traitor, and o 1tcr remedy trould arrest reacirry,
r1d suspend the icrtf. and tc fqdr dual too Jack
bal lhe hearts % the American people than any
man Of modern times. And why Because he met
pssst necessities like man. He didn't CO. ia times OF
stirring osvy, 90 dcmonfuatc problems from musty
re1cnts, but ehFu man wanted btuging. he hung
hin hrsf aud looked up tho law afcrward When the
war s over may examine and see II any has in.
CURED penalty FOR suspendng the writ m habcas
h,d pat down both 'ofcigu ioe. aud domestic traitors =
Daaisi ). DicktHfpn.
WHAT WOULD CHS JACKSON nof
Fellow citizens the language Of Andrew Jackson
was The Union must aud shall b. preserved" What
would Gen Jackson have dome had b. bcsn az tar helm
TODAY lie toDid hare hum The frdifOrs hiqtfr than
HagalH. '-D1nief $. DlckiasoH.