Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-19

COW, Out tnefe IS the nope tnat you may
get shot at him He hoped Gov. Sprague
would return from the war after success al
campaign, to receive the SMILES and approba-
| ton of the ladies.
After some further Introductory remarks,
MIR Quincy said be bal intended to say
| something upon the subj ct Of AIrl:Iifnrs
| but be felt that this was no time to speak up
on such topics. II was time 10 talk. not
Of the fi-ld Of agriculture, but Of the fi-li of
war, when every thought Was -tll-y fixed
not upon the harvest OF grain-f-lds but upon
the harvest Of death and in passing, the
speaker said he had never felt more honored
in his life than he did when being escorted
by the company Of ga!ent men, who 30 lately
participated in the battle of Big Bethel.
MIR Quincy purposed to speak Of the war.
On an ancient occasion when war came upon
a certain people, the enquiry went out -
d" What woman has done this Z" The women
were not at the bottom OF this war it was the
/ farmers. IL IS the difference IN agriculrure.in
soil, in intelligence, and more than all in the
industry OF the two sections which has pro-
duced the war. \ vivid contrast vas dawn
between Vermont and Sou b Caroina The
speaker said he felt that he could liter
ally apply Moses language, As DESCRIPTIVE, Of
fountains Of water. Il land where lou mase,t
eat bread without ,carcenrss, Whose ..one.
are ron and out Of whose bowels thou ilss,.,t
dig brass"
In South Carolina re streams are all 1ufl
, and sluggish. the vegetation i ,rau'y. and
/ though there are s0m- large tr,.e. th-t areI
covered with lonS pendant moss, i1sruin.|
feeling, OF .loom ana mel 1ncLov. whl.. The
: Fgf0 Tttt4 :, . =
winch no one can breathe from May
( until FaI, exert urder penalty Of Death
South Carolina has but '"o cl4.s.- Of probe
the very Ii,h, aud the very poor-4o- a.
here, any class between The lands are
there divided mo vast estate. son { IA nj es
resldiug ten miles apart. on rrinccIv hone
stead, and the poor living ia d. j-r; .qa..o-.
Nouatre had sad the prop.. Of Et-I4ud
were ike r.eIT Jeer-J .e top fr0rh. rh- bit
I TON sediment. the middle sparkling and .o,i.
South Carolina has uOrhlu4 but the iroth 8nd
the sldItnrnt 4 Governor Of virginia had
said, lie thanked GDd they had no Tree
scEOOI- and tree press ia that STATE. ami hop
Ell that theJ would no; have for a hundrrl
YEAR. NJ = Hncy sad the PRAYER of the
/ Governor hal becu reasonably answered. in
k!r..n.a, a. q more th4E answered IN SJufh
I Carolina. 4 former Governor o! SJu,h Car
,iloa lad s4ld that Ia his SAT-. education
had dohe nothing * .rp; TOR the higher elias
49,. and yet lie pc ple Of tins ) %. hasiuL.
Ike tue Chimes shut Ihrms, Ives W from the
world. b H.yrI themselves 20 be-. lA. Ws,.-r
auI uiJ-t lmggrsa"t prOpl- on the face % the
4lO5-. The Chinese mars r~pr"--rs CHINA
a, covering tie entire giOD". with 'hc rNs-p-
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mu,t s'ay out in the coa.'' They l'a"i h~r
10. highest comp1menf They thought the
Middle States aui the West coud be- pur-
biased with cotton, but they kne" Nv En--
land would never sell per bfthr-h' 10 -
Wess OF pOHaLt. They had predicted tn 81
the conrir! would all 20 10 pieces. AID that
the secession htg wouIi wave over Fa"n"li
ii Il. Thy hal relied upon the cooperation
Of NUflheTn DEMOCRACY. who hal stool
hN them in the past IN defence OF roI' OF
,n"'r q'rs'ooao,e n-ht,' tnt %,,"" Fort
inter wa hr,d upon. lea 'ln. Democrat
o. Ne" lo'" tihIh'r'i mat u ever 'he : Co.
SO" ma wave" over ahu'h nan II "ouIi
20 oe do"e u'l. " Tue .''a''''2 'o1 hal l'As't'i
over me "eau Do't u ever! ~ .ocrA' ~ 'he
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