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

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sad Hfail3 ailer $50 8sE# hEil-
M matay u TIC Narihern msa aul
IS Foa suHteF ibep, assit. ia rs no..
ia o,cn df5 si.t assassiaaie ia AZ zaaara
Hta ColHei H.uoHiis loB give IS 10
edit ~ iete thing bat you woul3, i
yoa ai justly by u., gte % somc Hlt.e
ctsdB ou that actount ! eu have moi done
"a ,sss promised rs ille first instance, and
vr coHYlaln thut yuur Lindsoys your
Ggegofys. yosr Iialhburs9us, and your
other members Ut Parliament, advocate,
'h0ueh lcsbly lac acls d lbe North
luu ought 70 take sur side because il is
tbs weaker one. II you saw a King
Charles pup agL'iug With bold bulldog
you Woali take Tie part Of tie King
Charles because !, was tie weaker--and
NC complain ihat you DO not tof tie same
reason, take our pau. tChecr- and laugh.
tcS Yvu take enormous credit for hav.
iHe ispatched 20 quickly men aud muui-
lions Of war % Canada you take great
c~all Ior batng suppressed certain dis
patches Oh "se-," aud cheers --re-
member am speaking ior Ibe South
Laughter lou take great creda fer
having suppressed those dispatches for
three wecks--hll SIC in tie South keep
our aeereis longeF Than ilai--we keep our
secrets not Tor three weeks, or three
mouths, o. three years but for thirty
y.ars. Hear, hear. Aud yet all that
time We we're adding 10 The North 10 the
Knights o. the Golden Circle We keep
our secrets loHgpr-1ot for three weeks,
but ior thuty years--we kept concealed
from Tie vogid cur forces. Look 10 our
admirable pian Igf assassiuutuig President
Lincoln Cries Of Shame RI Ii was
discovered 100 .oon by some vile Union
mbn, of We might lave asked credit for
llie suecrssoi our Guy Fawkes plotto blow
upthe President. Shame on t.cm i We
lave beca deceived We lave many che.
mics ii lie Northern camp. ourposiion
reminds me Of tie man who fred al 4
squirrel; Wien tie squirrel ran away be
exclaimed "Oh nov il you had been al
The o,Iier cnd Of the gun you Nould have
emitted that citirp. Laaghter.l
TnE souHlrE bull ruEs
Reference has been made to Bull Rua.
Il proves, az | told them at Harley, what
! lave had mucli trouble in getting Eng
lish people % beIie,e--that The American
people are never troubled with Tie govt.
But Tie Nafihemers are not lie only PEG.
ple who have he right Of claiming an such
mures. Hear. You ought 70 give D.
some credit on mat account also. Look
when lie Norheraers landed at Port Roy
ii and Beaufort; we showed them powers
Of pedesir.anisn throwing even Docrloot
into the shade. Laughter and cheers
When The Northern hordes landed, The
cbivalry OF Georgia went first, South { ar
o,iuaus ncNt, and The Germans last, until
at ssl there ras but one poor old Niger
left. Loud cheers. ] never saw such
speed hey reached Charleston in much
sbotcr time than | should have thought
possible,
Why did lie gentleman from secessia
emit this prai.ewouhy fact when abiding
70 our chiyalry2 Then, again, read tic
.apers Of Satur iay-and to-day. Have
you uot read low 10000 men Iell the field /
ahcreon Fay tdg bodies OF Zolliconrr and /.
peytou: they went quickly because they
we're anxious TO fight Tie battle in Ten |
lessee. Confusion. Don't get excited
oecessionIsts, for anu tonight on the side /
# the South. Applause and laughter. /
FsEcfssiA" AND YANKEE" LAND.
The word Seccssa signifies Revolver
Bowie kniie-Lynch Law--Tar-Feath-
rs, and tie noble science of Repudia.
ion-ahie the word Unionist or Yam
zee possesses tie mean Interpretation OF
tducation--V lriue--G-nius-- Enterprise
nd Honesty. You are not perhaps
ware thai il Mobile, 10 Charleston, II
New Orleans, are all the manufactures Of
mat all the shipping OF the
United States comes from the South, and
can tell you that The North have no
eed 10 boast OF their Eli Whitney and
Is Cotton Gin!
Menion has been made tonight Of our
Intention to march to Washington, encamp
a Bunker Hill, and raise our flag on
aneull Hall We did intend to march
trough, but net 70 stop, our object being
? PASS quietly through Washington and
,osion ~ Cur road to liberate the 10000 !
&c negroes ia Canada, robbed from tho !,
outh By Canada refusing TO return fual- J
YES, Tie Nuuherners boast Of their
'unker lllll and Lexington and Concord.
ow, | say that We could have done tie
'ma, aBd more TOO if We lad chosen. .
e could have beaten the English in halt !.
&c time. We have to complain Of tic
awairantable delay in the afiair Ct the I
feil; iad The Nashville taken Loveioy
Sumner iiom the deck Of a British !.
.ip, you wonld not have taken lalf tie !,
ne ~ consider ihe matter Why, If / :,
member rightly, yon received the news ).