Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-15
"Binck Republicans Who Brought
ON This War;"


BLACK Republicans Who Trough
o" TINS war;
Our readers very well know that sinc'
the commencement OF the war, by the fal
OF sumter, We dropped partizan warfare
eh''Ie'y' and the best Of our ability, have
u'fec'ed all our Efforts against The TRAITORS
eha nose VINO sympat''ize with them. We
nave advocated the election and supported
'of ONCE 'hose VINO were truly loyal to the
government, Without regard to past party
prediieci'ons' we have had no heart for
party contests ana have lad none. We
navy oe'ie'e' 'nis phicy 10 DC risn'' ana
u'''A 80 now y good portion OF the DEM
oc'a'ic parry nave come up to The support
u 'ne government against treason most no.
Ny, anu WIN suci we cooperate most cor
ua'y. onou'uer 70 shoulder nave we work
Gu WIN iheui' ana 50 wiz we 10 hereafter,
" pu' down inc feneliion' against our coun-
'fy.
nu' '''efe Is another class, lew We are
! sia 'o. 70 say' VINO 70 times past have manly
pe'oheeu 70 inc democratic party out whose
''o'Soi mas . very 'n'n covering o. patriot
isn' 1hey nave iniiy forfeited the good
''a'ic % ae"oc'a'' ny 'he 'feasohao'e SEN
tments which they entertain. There is AL
50 anoiher class who have been democrats,
VINO are toierao'y cordial IN their support
" inc war ana government, but are eter-
nary winning mat the war was brought
on by the black Republicans" Abolition"
oid Oreeiry, The Tribune and many
other phrases OF stint import; uttered,
100, oy very many respectable persons, who
themselves do not know what they mean,
ana IL asked could give no reason for such
a statement but they have seen it in their
paper, published by some demagogue
VINO has been their political leader, and thus
these cant phrases have become to them
second nature. 10 these last two classes
we propose to talk.
Nv" you say ihis war mas Deen brought
on ny "black republicans, &c. How !?
You answer, by talking against slavery for
the last twenty years. trying to nrevan, lie
v,a: -, :,
- = ~ ne e'e''on oi
ahh-siavery men 10 office. Very well, the
parry WIN wh'ch we have acted has done
90 anu ~ CONSTITUTIONAL manner, and pre-
clseiy ~ 'he ia'hers OF the Republic did.
Now SIR, : y0@r party tree from this same
kihu o. agitation which you say has
trough. on 'h's war : walk up to the
ooa,ess'o'" ana let US see.
no ue'nocra''c party oy Their leaders,
ana - 'he'r conventions and even by leg
asia''se ehac'meh'' nave put their anti
s'"se'y asoWais on record IN tar stronger
'ef'hs man anything ever IN any national
'epuo''os'' P'al'or'n YET IN The cons'itu-
'io'ia' convention o. inns State IN 1880,
WhaI was called the "old line democrats"
mime convention, held meeting and helped
to bring on the present war; by passing
inc tOliOWlnT resolution -.
Pesol,ed Tho, wa ora :, 10000, "a,
tho area, moss 81 ~ -, =, oo'i - WIN
opposp,, ro rr,n 10 puopio =, sne nor''''
.yn !. EAvnp 0E Apog I ~ 1LA, rn ~,
,vhorauor r,a,n = i1i'oiiiNU -
$500 n"' 'no ooisl''ut'ohai
-,
iherc = your old Greeley There is
your tribune and there, according to
your proicssed nouons, Is one OF the causes
which mas brought on the present war"
NOW "hat lurther why, the Danville
worm 'ot"' democratic paper, which last
year undertook to support both Breckin-
ridge and Douglas, comments upon the pro-
ceedings OF ms meeting, and finds fault
with them and their resolution. Why (?
Because the resolution i 90 rad;cal2 M,
nj All hut hecaose !, ,,os c. -;
re-. '1' w M
uea"'e' anu "oe s'o"y enough! Let US
copy from concluding paragraph from the
.Star Of February, 1867
A word or two. and we have dan. W.
profess to be. in the true sense ,r .h..,orn,
AS much an . old liner a. any No. w.
profess 10 be as . simon mere 'aan,,.r.,
land while this onestio. ~ - slaran,, ~
the territories. 4 sin unse,,l.a and !. IN N
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