Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-13
Hear n Loyal Democrat.

None who know Senator Wright of In
diana will doubt his democracy. He has |
been leader Of his party in that State
having filed the office Of governor and 9th
ar important trusts by their suffrages. and |
having resided at Berlin as minister to the |
Prussian government during Mr.. Buchan-
ans administration. He now fills, by CUB
appointment, the seat in the Unit
ed States Senate made vacant by the ex-
pulsion of Jesse D. Bright. Bright and
Wright represent two distinct sections of
the Democratic party. Bright talked about
F" coercion and subjugating the South"
as fiippantly as did Breckenridge previous
to his joining the rebel camps. His known
sympathy with the rebellion, and his friend
ly correspondence with "his excellency, JEFF
ferson Davis" caused his expulsion from
the Senate chamber. Ex- Gov. Wright
worthily succeeds him, and proves himself
a true patriot. He manifests none of the
disloyal sentiments of his disgraced prede.
cessor or of the rebel sympatbigers of the
North. Iis wholesome denunciation Of the
spirit of the rebellion may shock the nerves
of some in this section WHO pretend to be
democrats, but we give an extract from a
late speech of bis made in the Senate. Re-
member that these are democratic and not
:" black republican" words
7" ! am tired" says Senator Wright, ~cf
hearing The leaders of this rebellion called
our brethren. They do no, deserve any
fayors at our hands They have shocked
the civilization of all ages by committing
barharities almost unparalleled in history.
Shall we call those our brethren who have
brought sorrow and Suffering TO almost ev-
cry hearthstone in the county, and who
have armed savages against US? Will Coo
ing and soft words change the hearts Of those
assassins who, In the midnight watches,
siealthily creep upon our pickets and muir
der them in Geld blood? Do brethren mu-
tilaie the bodies of our soldiers, bury them
with their faces downward, and do things
which we might expect only from savages
and cannibals! No, sir, they are not odr
brethren. They are our mortal foes, and
we must treat them as such. The manner
in which this people has risen in defence Of
this government has extorted the praise and
admiration even of those who are opposed
TO republican government. When the citi.
zens of the country have done and are do.
ing so well, she'll we neglec, the high trus
they have confided 10 us? The people look
10 this congress TO pass some measure fol
the confscation of the property Of those IL
rebellion against the government. l foi
one am not willing to di>appoint them il
their Jus; expectation They do not ask i
from any sordid motive, bot from motive
which subserye the ends of true justice.
regard this az one Of a series of aeis essen
tial TO the putting down Of this rebellion.
There also should be another provision
that as our armies advance into the re
sion where treason is rampant, they mus
be subsisied upon the enemy and it is in
caSnbent upon US to make that provision
, IL IS fact not TO be disguised, that man
men have grown Eat and waxed rich upo
the supplies they have furnished 10 gu
troops. They would like TO have the wa
: protrac;ed until The treasury was at the In.
gasp. What care these men for the di:
, tiesses which beIall others. so long az ibei
Golfers are filledy ! would not have ou
soldiers 20 starving through the rebel II
gions Of country. Those who have broke
r The pubiic peace should be made to suppo