The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-09


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asa ts8eH g. taas a SLID.
u.s. Et aai ta Defarm v0
iaaj api3g emission. ia eam
muHe nea a considered important
90 you % ia.w
II IS HaR recommended iisi tan a5te
lhe Ia' msns of making 3i.5 contest +
tr ana DECISIVE ore That sou Iaaec ~
fir meal q tho Government ia iho
neka la3 100000 mel aHl $780,
oHteb Ilm mmlrof mon ab3nl
tenth q il.ae q proper within
q si uicr apparently all sr VII
iH1 "a cheAae, and toe sam hess ihan q
twenty ianl pau q Tic money value
oan,i ~ tbe men, gho seem ready IL De-
toie tlin Whole
A dAt@ SG01N0100o nos ! les
sun hl Than STA ne debt 81 onr
ig0ialoa Nhca we ama 0gt a ihat
sai ie m0ng} value "a De
county lsgf even a greater proportion.
Nua.y ah mar - strong amaier
noa isrn So our liberties a eh ha3
lbeu d establish tbra a RIGHT all IL
Ia tlme wiil bo WuHh more % ti4c world
tIsu len times tte men, and ten times DE.
mooney.
Tide evidence reaching o. from the
country Leaves Bo doubt lhat lie material
ia ,ae work i abundant, nnd i'at itnccds
only Tho baud d the Legislature TO ene
d .gai sanction, and lie han1 81 l,c Ex
tealiyo 10 give il practical shape and rili
eienry Ono of the greatest prrpleNilic-
q lhe Government i % avoid recruiting
loap faster ihan Wc can provide larthan.
IL a Worl, lhe people will save llpir Gov
crHmgHi ii ,lte Government ITSELF will rs I
a pant only inlia,ready we'll II might /
eem a fp thought 20 be Of liitle dll,r I
rneo whether tbc present m0yemeutat lheI
Nauh be called secession on rebellion 4
The mowers, however wcl understand li,e
difference A he beginning, hey tucU
thai ihcy eonii never raise theirleEau I
any pc1ible magnitude IS ans uaml
which implies violation Of laWs, IlrH
knew their people po eJ mg.is 1t
yo''2n - las all Qri.r anla mach Esd. +
anl reverence rs 81 listo.y a"l C~
meat q lhujr comnon country "a ANS
othcrry.lzcl and iafoii people. Iuy [.
knew they could make no advancement
directly 10 the teeth al the strong aud 4,
mobile sentiments, accordingly thry com
menecl ~ au iusiduou- debauchug 81 tie
fubl. mind. ghey iuncndoel an ingen-
in4s alllisn. which il conceded. was lol- Il
lowed by perfectly Logical steps lhtoueh n
all lhe uc5,lcris Of the complete dc-irac-
ton 81 the Union. The sophism ilsplf i I
tlfal apy state OF the Union may consist.
emily With the nations constitution. and 4
therefore lawfully and peacefully. With {
draw from the Union without tile consent (
u The Union, or ot any other State. The h
liile disguise tlnt tie supposed igbt +
10 l'e exercised ouly Cor just cause. tlcin. d
selves % ltc the sole judges Of il iuiiec. q
Z 500 il,in 70 MORT any notice. With re- p
'rIIion thus "sggar coated lltcy have q
ten 9fng2ins the military mind Of dtcir |
.celion ior more than thirty years, ana un- ii
il al ltnal they hsyc brought many good hi
neH to a Willingness 10 take up arms o
against the Governor Mt the day aicrIt
aaae aemhagc Of men have enacted the ii
afe'cal sentence Of taking their State out 81
y the l.uiVn, eho could have been brought B
q ~ such thine tle day before.
TIL. sophtm derives much, perhaps the q
'hale 81 Il currency, from The & sumption 2
hH ilWrc j, some omuipotcut and saerrd g
Hprcmaty pertaining 10 Staic--to each q
Stale OF our Federal Union. o
Our Sialcs have noilIet more nor loss =
'oW,r than that reserved TO thcm IN the .
uion BY The ConIiluli0n--no oueof llem
yer having been q State oat OF the Union. 4
The original ones passed into tho Union y
ven before they "a 90 Tie British Colo. Y
al dep ndcuci, tl,e new ones came I'M I,
. Tie luion directly from condition oil =
rpcadcuce, excepting Texas. and even I,
'cNa' p i, own temporary independence y
ms never designated rs a State. The ~
cw ones only wore the designation Of Y.
,taies on coming into tie Union; while
lN namc was only first adopted for Inc p
II ones IN and hy lhe Declaration Of In v
cpcndgnce Therein The United States :
'lenies were declared free and iudepcn-
chi States; bat even Then the object was Y
"a plainly 10 declare their independence 7
one another or Of the Union. but direct. Y, Y.
ihe contrary, as their mutual pledge :.
ld their mutual action before. nj the time l
at ailprwa,d abnudgnily show tie ex- ~
y piielding 81 fiih by cach anl all Of
tf orlsnai thirteen States IN the articles in
,he federation lwo years later. that tlic tir
nioa siali Is perpetual, Is MOST couclu. Oh
SIC, having never been States. either IN ca
distance OF name. outside 81 the Union. SO
hence this magical omnipotcncc 81 State "
ehis. asserting a claim % poWg 10 law sc