Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17
COLONIZATION

CoI ON1uATtpN
The schemes of colonization in Florida and
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oouth America are ehtlrely uisunct matters
Tho Eior,de schcn,o IN yh;ck $40 have a mr.
sonal interest, contemplates the migration Of
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Hee Whltesi though surely iree blacks shoulu
No, L.. ...i..iA ..,La. - -. III a.. no
NV w oNo'u'o"' ''''O' " '"'J "''" w -
or IL they are wanted SO il is in respect to
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texas. Inc south American scheme ~ iof
frica,s oxcl,.;yoIy Ia ,o.no,, % Tho i.ttar
we copy the following from the Washington
49,
correspondent OF the New ORR Times
s,c,,tsr, Seward has .da,,...d t,,,, In tho soe,.
,ery on The Interior stating mai Tho ennrebensions M
the proposed coonils,i1u Spcar IT, have been wrought
sons wbo have .rerrs.on,od n. nec ", gnd ~,
vii be advisable therefore, to modify the plans in regard
circular, bearing date Oct s. 1862, has been sent
"Ses Of the decnt Goyernme 1 on the subject Of
nsg,o Colonization Ih, !; done because many persons
governments have manifested disposition osgail them
Is Intended a, Os project op eomnenou and spusss
49,, Nat ne entrants mus, be allowed to 60 ron
BY the Governments inviting emigration to superntend
sex and condition and plaee Of embsfkaion and desa
aon u'aa ,e,.el' mus, pc P'oeasa' WIN sueh accom-
voyage, and such party Of ,misran shall be allowed
States Il desired On arriving at the destination they
sn ma oe provided wn ."mo 40 omeng ara iaoS
faent employment or hire They shall be provided win
eemcn'ar, knowicdee-t6ese provisions to continue ft
II ., s,nS9's,y provided Kay 5as ona,,n
aud their po'triy shall forever be free that liberty q
aud all privileges granted which shall be enjoyed by c
m.de sg,n ocges sn s ..e s .sson ~ ao,s s,
OF ',kne'' No monopoly !. intended TO be given 10
N.l ''-' "' N'. N'a'i '" " "''' " "''N'
met shall choose To- tres,-iBe prSposed ni,ati5n Of
such 'f'''y beng yen year.
To- The Boston Journal suggests that the
rebels would not be so free in inviting the
northwestern states to Join the rebellion, I'M
less they had received some encouragement
from that quarter. Certainly. But, who
can il be: Not the Republicans not those
Democrats who generously support the Ad-
ministration and throw their whole hearts in
to the war not anybody who confdes in the
Government. in its Generals and its armies -
who obeys the laws and cheerfully submits
to whatever Sacrifices may be required. None
Of these surely. Who then, You must
look among the opponents Of the Admins
tration and of its measures. the sewers of
ussehslon''ne oacN-oltefs' the grumoiers' the
men VINO complain O. taxes and drafts the
- coPperhead' Zen Cas' was r'gh' when
ne sald mat they should not be permitted %
nave any position oil influence they ought
rather 10 esteem themselves lucky Il they
escape the PRISON ana The halter
CoveREss1ovA1.-In the State Of Ma.sa-
chuse,ts Messrs. Gooch and Elliot have been
nominated f,r ro-election in Lowell district
ex Gov Rop,well will succeed Mr. Train de-
oliped in the Worcester district Mr. Raid.
win. oftbe Sp,, will sncceed Nr Rsiiov do
ceased and the I'd district will return Hon.
Oakes Ames--all Republicans In Wisconsin
Me''rs' Potter and Hanchett have been re-
nominated "a district Ithamer {. Sloane
and 9TH T. h. Brown-hepubhcans' No
nomination yet IN the Sd and o'h. In Miehl-
gan the Republican candidates are let Fer
nando c. Beman,* Sd, Jno. w. Longyear ;
4th. Francis W. Kelloge.# 5th. Rari,an E.
ITO" orluge' o.h' Johh r. Drlggs'
''''' 80 0l O.
C9iGen james Jackson, reported kill
ed at the battle Of Perryville was a member
Of the present Congress, and attended during
most of the first session, and for a short time
at the last session. He entered the service
as colonel Of cavalry. speedily won a briga-
diersbip. and at the time Of his death. was
a,,;o, a.. r,aio-.oonoral 10 ,yas of oom.