The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-25


tr 6Hse fa.euce oa soar Hn8. Oar
gat aeli d tuaF ihaaaa8 m.es square
voars was oaa lua5fea. la Suaia 4
aE.i. quite night. bcaeFf 10 the rsa4
81 revolution. Canada tried ralunn
aa.l fa.el. I3.a lg.el reeo,auon aud
failed. New ZeaIaas--ahl llae be-
lete sou have more 70 ,rar dian from
France, you Nearest ucish0or believe
lhas tl4ai New Lealgudct will shortly DC
d lbe Forum. skelchng Tie ruin. Of isn-
plt Bar All these lave tried revolution
8aa failed. and ae haze a rglt 10 iry and
iail also, cheers and laughter no doubt
about ID.
rus Etprss pFcnyEp uE EsoLssp.
We asa you log help help You
have deceived rs 10 tie beginning; ,oa
promised % acknowledge our Coniedera-
60 Russell said SO, and We ask your as
sisiauee nov; unless you come 10 our ~.
sislancc, within 3 few days you viii Dc Toe
Isle the Norihrrners arc coming down
upon rs like a whiflwinj, ard w ask you
to assist Us, OF sc ,hall be murdered 10
our beds blame you for not sending
81, ships 10 break TIE blockade.
coSctnToEY ACTS Of 1r. sEwapp.
Look al Seward bow las he behaved
10 You: what right lmd lie TO show such
friendship to England after you had abus-
"a lom so; When Lord Lyons asked
him to give Up The men, be gave lem up
at once. When Lord Lyons asked wly
he didn't give them up before, he answer
cd Because we ddft know that you
wanted llcmi aud asked 4 paying die bin
at maturity was nol enough these hard
times; Loud laughter. lie then said
Anything else, my lord 7 Yes, there has
been a vessel brought into our port with
lhe American 8ag hoisted over the English
one. Seward Immediately telrgraphed 10
the officer, telling him never to do 50
again. Laug'ter
j. there anything else, my lord? Yes,
two passengers, similar 10 Mason and Sir
deli, have been taken from the Eugetia
Smith, Mr. Secretary telegapAed at
once ihai Obey must be released and no
more prisoners taken. J. there anything
else, nay lordy Yes, two Canadians have
been compelled 10 take the oath Of alleg-
aace ID For; Lafayette Telegraph again
70 sbsolve those men from their oath, aud
direct that no such oalh shall be demand
ei ii the future from any one. Is there
anything else, my lord Yes, am con-
cerned about this blockade and ruin Of The
harbor OF Charleston, Mr. Seward re-
plies by Lmeuling that such a course
should DC necessary, aud shows how ul-
terry the Aalboe Is destroyed by snnouuc-
ing tina a BRITISH steamer loaded with
arms aad goods, con.raband OF war, has
iun the blockade Is thrie anythiugel.e
MS Ior,; Wen, no. Are you sure !?
Nothing.
Mr. seward Immediately sets the tele-
graph to work TO intimate that, IN order 70
ave Tie suileriags Of their destined jour
aey, the British troops may pass through
Portland on their way 10 Canada Nog
! submit that we Of the Soaih layc a right
TO complain Of the manuer in which Mr..
Seward acted. Did he not in this prove
himself England's friend instead Of Amer
cas. Was he not actuated by love Tor
Ingands We have a right 10 compl in |
1i this tr.cndiness; il is contrary TO our
Southern History snd our Southern Con-
,ttuiioa. We in Tie South have always
Jrcahcd hostility against England, and I
ne tliHk in return we have a right 70 ask
or year assistance nov We had a righ,
o expect that you would do something
or cotton
blame the North for giving up Mason
md shdell so soon. say we have d right
0 revolution blame the North for lis
liendlincss TO England; it has always
'een friendly 10 England, and the South
las always been hostile Was not the
1aSir0lasian which you sent out loaded
nth soldiers, powder and bali, sent back
y tho.e cowatdiy Northerners loaded
With flour and corn? You don't under
iand this question here in England: as
his hall Is composed Of ali nations SO in
Ameries.
lon can't knock out peoples brains,
No matter how lie bolt is hurled
The blood VI nations is in our veins,
IND tho'e irbo strike Us sirike tie coridt
tell you one thing we have only been
citing up this little affair 10 amnse you.
he South has not found il 10 answer, and /
." begs for mercy.
.stsTAEcE yusT DE- RENDERED soos-rnE sroyE
BLOCKADE.
You must come within three weeks 10
zip US or you will be TOO late. / know.
r | have full information upon tile sub c
Ct. Three weeks only. Wait. and you
III be convinced that the Anglo-Saxon
Ice has not deeeneraied that We have
irsesres the power to put down reyolu-
~. Cheers How assured for the
orih p justify bloekading our harbors
at you can not run III munitions OF war
or tie snnken slips, By maintaining That .
nsland suik ships at Savannah eighty
ars ago, where We sccessionists sunk
ore next day that Ricilelieu made a +
Ike Of suaken ships ut Rochelle in 1929;
81 the British Admiral ordered Bouloane
la. ftIas.Ls.t 49,.