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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05
Volunteering

Volunteering al oveF ihe Siste il
gemg 81 apjy The Tenth Resi.
msni asay lgH alrealy, aad TIE
Eleventh u.I % BE lone behind i.
fae people ars taking hold q TIE na'.
ssf L. eague They ealise that she
iioFtmmenl il 81 netl II men, 4st
t1 Ass ara tic people arc deter
mined itai = ca q. Vermont Is con-
eeraeI 81 tbe usul II TIE couuiry
i9r msa q atil - means, .lia.l Re up
pied. esd that 81 oacc Ne iare no
5ou9i .hat AFTER laying Two nofe reg
meais could r. obtained milhou, much
extra eseriion. AN begin 10 sec that
Sacrifices more dian evet have ra. 10
e. made, aad they are ready and vii
line Is maae ,uesn
Despite ,he eroakne. Of a iew who
nadtr tie ggin u loyalty IRE doing
ali IL tier power u discourage enlist
meDis, s. either openly or secretly at
tempting y destroy confidence ID The
Government, saying that Ore prrsi.
dcul IS u0t he man ior the place, that
ihis General Or that las no brains,
lbat ihe country Is going to deslrgc.
I.on, AID by ~ innuendo and dispar-
aging allusions, trying to bring the
Government, and al connected with
the ARMY a1d navy, into disrepule
despite 81 This, there are siill a few
true patriots found who love their
country, and are ready % die IN lis
defence They know that those at the
head Of affair. have eo, great work
before them, and that they must needs
make nanny mistakes, for they, too,
like Us. are mortal. and they are
reads o forgive and forget, ana 20 to
worn again With more determined en-
ergy than ever before.
an over The North and the grea,
Yves. a.unieers are coming in every
day by .hl thousands; but they cam
not come too fast they are all need
cd, and more Every man that can
10, he Government needs Cur en-
ergics .lould not be slackeRed for a
moment Eyery exeriion should be
put forth 10 keep continued stream
Of men pouring into Washington. or
where they arc wanted most, Dbl The
armies 81 di.union are overwhelmed,
and secession and treason crushed ont
forever Is this country.
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iyg i yos aaa SEQ 81 Hess ist.
il a W. h bae
ha 1 tt 81
wosk So aor Use 1pc
g s. fhe thing $50
80 nt ee a
tea s. ihe e ~ M t. ahe
another wees ai tao easa Mas
aeha Work hla
0aa u e
are alto be ss.uga.. 81 sbga
ana i yqu e men SEA we aoit &
ntl ,a
q nie power d eh Afe
aptH As ansWtf as Question
ng eH18 ourselves Uwa0se as
roaa ourselves vHa Dc beaaf 3 pal
fieh g.
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ceneraI Aspect Of AGalls.

It Is more difficult to understand
our trpe situation now than at any
time previous since the war began.
I, canuo. be denied that we have
met With a reverse in military affairs
during the pa,t few months. And al
though volunteering goes on rapidly,
q cloud has appeared aud sent is
shadow over our present prospects.
And all our enthusiasm and stirring
war meeting. there has settled a gem
cral gloom upon Us. We shall shake
this Of in a lrw days or weeks, and
All, We trust, look bright again. The
government, We are assured, has en-
tered apon O different policy Here
after oa- ldsrs wiz aoi b. shot down
while guarding rebel pronerly, nor
~ill ,hey ID Obliged TO hive OIL hard
cracker, wkoFe rebel pork aud poal-
ny abound.
AZ presen. 80 are simply trying 70
bold chr oan, and Ne have 10,
much donh. iilAi We shall b. able to
90 H. II We en- keep the enemy At
bay for iev seeks. Or days even,
progress win GO longer BE- a, a siard
still
The objee. q the call tor extra
troops i 70 push forward more yigor-
ously tAc war. and drive the enemy
to tho wall. II We look beneath the
gems u saraaes, we shall see more
reasoa 70 hops i4an to despond. Our
army on ,he Peninsula has met the
strongest force ira. rebellion can mus
tee ~ any chs point, and we now know
Tie power d the Soa,h, and can be
prepared 20 meei It. Oar strength
hAs nos re: tsea halt developed we
cam0ct be said 10 baye suffered neon
venienees vet Money is plenty, and
business Asd ~ asare-seekiug goes %
q asaal lhroughoai nssriy The whole
Norsh. The men ihss have gone 70
eli sp the great army are nor missed
except sY their immediate circle u
irieuds. We Is a nation hare been
aslesr. sud y Aas u wanting i ihor.
ggA ~akiur 80 20 CIR true rendition,
40 sksa shsl ws be squal % the n.
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WAR MEErisc IL RuPERT A largo and
enthusiastic war meeting was held in West
Rupert on Thursday last Nearly every man
in town was present. The meeting was adj
dressed by Hon A L Miner, Of Marches
Ter, Henry Clark, Esq, Of Pouitney, and
G. c. Dewey, Esq, q Rutland. 4 bounty
Of oae hurried dollars was pledged for caea
recruit, and eight hundred subscribed on
tho spot The bes, feature a all was that
six siarlwart young men stepped forward
enrolled their names, and we're sworn in.--
Well done, Rupert
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"A correspondent Of the Wheel
ing Iulelligencer says that a sister Of
= Stonewal' jackson, WHO lives ia
Beverly, Virginia, is a staunch Union
woman. She devotes her time to the
sick and wounded
The liabilities Of the coniederacy,
for borrowed money, property des-
troyed, treasury notes, soldiers dues,
&c, are stated at s4l0,000,000.
Gen. Lowell is in Richmond, and
has demanded q court Of inquiry 10
vindicate lis surrender OF New Or
leans.
Gen. Mcclellan has ordered his
troops to hold themselves in readiness
az moments notice, Active move
ments Of some kind, il believed 10
Washington, are very soon to take
place.
"A correspondent If the Tribune
thus sums up the military labors Of
Gen. Mitchell: In a word, to sum up
what this brilliant General has accom-
phshcd-he has restored 400 miles Of
OF railway in the rebel States, but
built from 20 to 80 bridges, Zone i,
800 feet in Lengthy made longer
marches and penetrated the rebel con
federacy farther than any other dlyis-
I ion Or corps ID the Army Of the Miss
issippi, been gieiorious IN every en-
eagenent with the enemy and, what
Is better than all the rest, supported
lis army entirely from tie enemy.
A letter IN tic New York Times
puts the agair IF tie cattle stealing BY
the rebels in a different light The
rebels appeared GOO Of cavalry strong
j before few Of our headquartcr BUTCH
ers who we're slaughtering q few cattle
about milo outside lhc camp, for
sanitary reasons. They had fse cat
! lie and succeeded in taking two slaugh-
tered ones away, leaving three only
/ to the 600 rebels.
7 ten. Curtis Il below Memphis,
with rebel army between him apd
that city, Hindnaa in lis tear o. the
+ West, a rebel army under Lowell in
his front in Mississippi, and Price get
ting below him On The Mississippi rit-
ler. lie II therefore emplaiiaally in
a tight place, but he viii get out if
any General could. TO be sure, the
telegraph reporter declares that be has
force enough 10 check The enemy; but
this Il meaningless phrase, which
lielegupb reporter. lave got 70 Tie
habit Of appe0 Ing TO 81 sorts Of dis
/ patches, and the iseis d the case DO
not warrant any faith 10 the state
ment
Col. coyeoran Is On bis way to
Richmond to be released. May his
enlargement come speedily.
Gen. Phelps will, !. is said, Be
J detached from The Department d
Louisiana, ard sent North, becaase he
I is na q pro-slYery n.an
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4 LOYAL ALABAMA ReGIBrNT
The Philadelphia Bu'ain say lai a
letter recently written by an officer h
high position in Gen. BlcIls araa ii
Huntsville, Alabama tlal they have
several companies composed q Alaha-
ma Union men already organized, and
they viii soon have enough 70 make i
regiment Cen Baell curs has
greatly strengthened tile UaIon senit.
ment 10 North Alabann His army.
which is large and in fine condition.
was nearly ready e march, and Las
probably marched before rllis. lie
obtains many Of his supplies from toe
inhabitants, giving them vouchers 81
the presentation Of which, with proof
of their loyalty. they aili be paid BY
the Government. This is the plan
lately announced by Gen. Pope which
has, however, been pfaclieed IS far %
possible, in Mcclellan, llaleeks.aud
the other armies III Ehc field.
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SCARED BpFoRE rHFY wEaE
IIURr.-D4riag TIE Iasl week Two 1T
three scores Of iliuslrious towards
haze left tie State Of Maine O. tie
cars 81 tie Grand Trunk Road to es-
cape the prospective chances 81 Il draft.
One day about forty ot these fellows
passed up on the train and the station
agent az Northumberland, determining
70 haze some port ont o. their COVE
ardiee, ttieetaphed d North Slrallord
an extempore order for their arrest,
with Gov. Wmhburus name affixed.
Arrived AZ that p.ace, conductor
Goald, aho dearly loves good joke,
ia ed wilh all solemaiiy through flie
car, rcadidg ibe fictitious order
Atoat twenty Of fliese cowards imme-
3iateiy executed a mastery Fesrogfade
movement. and ehen last seen were
braking over fences, carpet bag II
hand. 1hose who arrived III Canada
mel eitb q cool reception, &c we mar
judge from shesbfoose fper, hich
declares that able bodied pen whe
leave their country ia the bour d
lhelr conhtrg peft, ean % bai lNlt.e
value 70 the government % tieh ties
BY. Ills CRAFTY .ng 70 know TIA. these
ineisble sneaks were original &c sion
sympaihizers 10 Maine and Tat their
actions are generally seou'el.-- Coos
Repabieaa.
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IHF Ms AkfEG MfNH3Hkt -
Nh perr Dlen Formerly 40 em.
ployee Is tha Ctaris g
+. flee, bm managed e 6 IS fnm Ne
South by virtue 81 rs Jciag ! BRITISH
subject The Philadelpha Press tells
his story, and We make ihe foHot na
extracts
Sunday three Wects uas on
hoard tbs Menimac, being anxious Is
take l.Ds i ler before elns away
Size haYcfy lmmdslIe vessel co.'s.
uaaed aiih much .ki lies weed.
wors uas li.ta finished ga ne iul
lowing day SIZE was laku across lhe
river 10 NE Trcaesar Works % have
her plating put OH. fhe pla afe
about ten ltet lons. nd ia inches IL
eidb. Tines 0re punched euiprIy
tiroagh via holes Ga .hr Insertion %
,ue bolts, ana Wiil overlap uae anoia-
90 when 10 position
Like Aleggmac No. !. She IS iar.
midable ram, bu, Is omcwla suallef
than lhe great original, whIgh, 30 Is
ery other respect She greatly rc.cm-
bles. Her roof mHs UP 70 d peak, of
such q height tlat lla sides ise Is #
sharp angle. When iroAed, aud htf
machinery put in her guard witt
probably not be over orc ioot above
ibe water Being much smaiIer she
viii be far more manageable iba0
Merrauac the lrsG Ilar gaasd were
about Six feet above ihe water ed.e.
The ram was well beakcd reaching
about four feet above ihe deab, aad
extending oat siA on eight feet
Although her armor was hot yet an
board ile character was no ,ccret
I'Ie entire public having access 8 ie
vessel, i was easy to BE seen what
number n gaas Size was u carry as
wen a. their approximate eHaaer.
From other information ba@,og. ]
can ate that Size viii carry ec tow,
one stern, and three side qns ibey
are % be Of the aiae Ge ifiim as
those which are mounted b spr Dare
ling, their ability s. pierce con iron
armofcd vessels having, n iae attack
upon that fortress, been eXeaplilrt.
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sTBANGERs Is lows ellie number fstraB-
gers ia town pas ne,cg greater dian now
There are between four and 6se hgsdpd
ID AZ. Tie Eqaiuoz Haaseha between pae
ana three hundred; yga9erIp's Hgie over
one hundred, aad the Water Cure fan tooysr
a5sAg
The Equinox House alepe has mere people
than there are ia Tie whole siilage, not CONT
ing strangers Several private house. haze
one Or more rooms occupied by The bosrlss
q, the different hotels Nearly al tie lal se
cities IN TIE country are represented. trom
s., Laus @ Boston cbiaaao. Nes Yasa,
Brooklyn jersey City, Albany Troy, Roche
ester, Buffalo and Montreal
Thosewho harespeu, one season here uad r
beshade q Mt Equinox, seldom fail to come
The next and bring their friends along pitb
thea The accommodations At tie different
hotels have been enlarged eyery year, and
still they are rot large enough to meet tie
increasing demand. We heard q lady, who
has been the rounds" of an'he Fashionable
watering places, remark tue other day, thaf
I IN no other place had she enjoyed herself 50
wei as here. Tie scenery, tie atmosphere.
and everything was nowhere letter,
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"The t-nisn Forever. >,

Hurrah for The Uddn
Now, Row, and forever
And death % the lga.tof
l,s Ties would diseever.
With al the great blessings
Our Washington gave,
10 this siaal Of Che rcs
And home 81 illa brave.
See The eyes Of the millions,
IN aeFeiaIness turn,
10 tie AND where
The fires 81 Liberty burn.
Hear the cry from tbeig souis.
How their letters sti'l bind,
From the hands oftbyir lyranie,
Both body and mind
Do VIC drop them a teari
DO we give them o sigh2
While We trust ID ouf hearts
Their dellyerancc ngl.
Then, hursh Tor The Uuiou
Long, long may q ilsi,
For who would 90 back
10 the wreck Ct the past.
To tbs struggle of ages,
That IN our ear rings,
With the license Of Pr,eat-craff,
And vices Of the kings.
Bat with hope for the future,
That good Is ia store,
10 the winds fling our banner,
For the Union, Hurfah
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Vermont Ia

a mm rea hs bn 81
Sis church A Mill
barry cast 81 ana vsf
IS eak s Qaar
ihe e,b NsrH Nan.
eA SIZED Typhoid Ilar.
a Ia ks il vas
gsly eeemea By ne members g
Z meni, aad by ~ a,feW Of
tm p lle $50. the soa "a ilau.
sam 4 Salioffhis .lIaee.- tafs-
UR Keasfe
TEEAsrArH's 0fFlcg RrglASp
Jolly 81 isG2
saeas aa1asher holding orders
torolksrd fay 4 Vermont Volunteer.
SIS hereby no3aed ihas rciaras Tor
ile %. q. ilh, BIB 9Th Regiments.
and the emrape y Shafp shooters
ior the mau'hs d March and sprL
bayc been received at ibs olh ]
also have relulas 81 TAILORED pas Of Ce,
Fl. II iho Cavalry Regiment Ior
Mareh April Nay and june d
flll returns ior ihese months ia l
ihc Cavalry are expected within two
weeks j. b. PACE.
State Urea nfer
fhe only newspapers ID }erMn
ihm support The copper healed
Iaeket uomiuat al al Bellows Fails, are
Gc llaeHd Courier Woodstock Age
and Below. Eas Argus The Bur
5acioa Sentinel and iae North Star
b3,l fepujiaie the nasty concerns. and
81 "a for tie Imon, tbe constitution
and tie ea.oreemeatot tic laws. All
tIle best itadi 3 men IN .he old demo-
uGe party are On The same siae--
Tie llt.e clique OF copper-head,
wll hardly make enough show = be
Frcaoae among ila Scattering
CHEEKY IL IS said that Hiram
Adkins. thr editor ofthe Bellows Falls
4i,gas. hai tue impadence % solicit
ibs post o. Secretary Of a patriotic
fnips netting ID that village pa Tues
Any last bot tie meeting very proper
81 refused 10 dirty Tie cause by any
such appointment, We would a, soon
thiak Of Satan sting Al the courts Of
tie Most High.
The 9th Regiment has been Sent to
Winchester, Virginia, which looks rs
if it might see active service soon.
A terrific hail storm passed over
Windsor county, W.. on Wcdnes-
day, Alter ii was over, a lad named
Pliny Barrows, tor the sport Of the
thing, shoycled np two bushels ofhail-
stones from space ten feet square.
BARRE TIE BANNER TowN.-At
/ d War Meeting at Barre, On Monday
tffhdiE' dHly %otii' - young Hietl''ht
foil quota Of the town, came forward
aud enrolled their names for the war,
and took the oath; and at ~ o'clock
they were siill coming. The prospect
was thar at least 70 would be enlisted
/ by this morning Glorious old Barre
She has taken the starch on, Of enlist
ing, aud put all other towus in the
shade. Let Montpelier now rally and
see what she can do Haitoa's Jour
nal.
Company a, 10Th Regiment, Capt.
Frost Went into camp at Brattleboro,
last Friday.
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stand by thc EIag.


IL these times 81 war il bccomes
ne duty of every citizen % lei all po.
lilleal strife ana casy cease, aad uilh
oae voice echo and re-eel.o the glad
sound save AMI protect cor unioa.
Let our National l.ag Do hoi,fel d
lie breeze from every place 81 bush
ness even the lonely coaaggr can
raise 10 heaven those Stars and Stripes
which have been made immortal 81
days past and gone and thanks to
God, it stiil fonts. Butaas portions
d our country have tired j. the dust
tint emblem 81 freedom, that liberty
which or foreialhers fought for ard
won, and are trying p destroy ,bat
Government which cannot lie cxcelled
BY any upon the globe.
Fathers and mothers, sou arc called
upon 10 send your sons forth 10 battle
with powerful foe Are you not
willing 70 Ut them 60 Are You VIII
ling this nation should be crushed By
band Of men whose hearts are set
upon 70 do eyilS | know YOU will
say, Ny son, 70 forth and protect
the flag 81 cur Union
We arc called upon at lhis time TO
lend helping hand for what shall
we be it the South bear sway 7 Our
schools and colleges would be desolaie,
our religious institutions would be
broken up, and We ~ nation would
be lost forever. Wien we hall again
BE- united az one people. God only
knows. Only few days since, a wo-
man eiehty.ihree years Old was hung
just because She expressed JOY At sec
ing the feet Are we TO abide by
such laws be controlled BY men who
commit such inhuman deeds2 God
grant that This war may soon close,
peace again return, and that the Stars
and Stripes may a9al throughout the
whole Union, and Be moesied no more
as long is this earth remains, IS the
wish Of friend NAT.
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The body Of EDWIN TAYLOR, who died iii
hospital at Albany, Bas brough, home On
Saturday last. The funeral sermon was
preached Sunday evening at s O'Clock at the
Congregational Church in this village, ty
the Rev. Mr.. Swain Of Factory Point This
is the second and only remaining soa whose
life has been laid upon the altar in defence
Of Liberty,
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When Gea. NeCieilaa heard Of
the aaerags d oar soldiers II kieh-
moud, Be pgoqoea 70 the rebel an-
thonties 10 aebd them lemons, oranges.
jeliies end oier articles needed 81 gha
slrk The rebel officers refused, glat-
i0g that as ihe.r mea bad none, ours
ad agi De- permitted % cajog sath
fiueaua G8 Mcclellan las not
10 be deferred from doing good p our
men, even though be benellled rebels
at the same amr, and sent On aban'
dant supplies ior ihe 3 ! and wound
ed ia their hospi'als--i Mon o. Ftoel.
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Gen. Buell. i improving, slight
by. He says be wll surrender no
slave 10 a master Who viii not take
the oath q allegiance. BY and by he
vii consent to obey tie Law Il Com
gress, which requires that he saaH
givu Up nc tlisr az oh
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BL4cKwooDs MAGAZINE far June, is re-
ssiyed The following IS is table q con-
tents The New Exhibition; Mrs, Pe,bev-
itk's African Journal; caEioniana, part v,
Six Weeks 10 Tower; The Life Of Edward
Irving Chronieles Of carlingferd, Salem
Chapel. part v oar Annual Deheis who
Planned the Mentor Letter iEsm Ameri-
ca; Iaeex
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TkETH DIR Button, Of Factory Point, has
shown Us a very fne SCI Of ariiasial teeth II
his own manufacture. He Is skillsul work.
man and thoroughly understands his tusi-
ness. We would advise all who wish any
thing done in the dentistry line to give him
an early call
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PRoMorIoss.-We find the follow.
Zig promotions in the last Woodstock
Standard
First Batsery.--Qu ariermaster Ser
geant Thomas Reade, to be Junior I'd
Lieut., vice Salmon 3. Hebard, re.
signed.
Caral4y Company Ais, Lieut.
Joel b. Erhardt, 10 De Capt, yice
Plat. resigned "a Lieut. Ellis B
Edwards, to be Isl Lieut., vice Err.
/ hardt, promoted Sergi. Cornelius w
Morse, % be I'd Lieut., vice Edwards
promoted. Company Els. Lieot
John E. Ward, 10 be Capt, yict
Moore, resigned, Cd Lieut.. John VII.
hanson, to be lst Lieut., vice Ward
promoted Sergs- Edwin II. Higley
10 be "a Ljeai., vice Williamson, pro.
NOTED. Company Private CLARK
T. Stone, 10 be ~ Lieut., vice Ma
ihaniel Hay ward, resigned.
FsJiA Regipi<at.--C Company Ed
Lieut.. Samuel +. Burnharn, 70 be III
Lieut., vice Peek, promoted, private
Iamss a sayles, 10 be = Lieut., vice
Burnhan, promoted. Company A.
Isl Lieut. ~. II. II. Peek, al c.. r,
70 b. Captain Co ], vice Lewis, pro
Noted.
Secowg Esgtv4zt.--lompauy IL
sSergi. Henry Carroll, to Be % Lieut.
sioe Hqsi, resigned
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tsss, AHd g We h Csc
tace ihrc.-En
it easy to ss ifs govern
eni were woe rt lhs
would be uagc Immediately paasge
q s cal y 5ust a ea q g
tha, & he people we're mere ae
aang aad more truly a'mic aaa
brave, ihe government aal Qem
efficient Wc cnof tide frm
selves. e ae Aoll3 ths ae. lhat
governments aa nse ha f
danger Is Il sfaa ih ,o.dsg u8 a8I
lhe loyal peeF 81 Am W
stood upon iha verge 81 50 sata
grace Is yaa before heu tp4a
There 8 bai jaa aae laaF 8 3, ae
% save ourselves Ssh, iitla beHa
done witt worthy degree 81 aiacns
we are tery mnea mistaken We
Hai out f a a ag imm0e
resources, a Che end % a year 81 war
oa-pumbeJed on every held We
sad ourselves Opposes by 1870 TO one,
ltuot more dion lhH Nehud Wash.
ngion menaced. end new vitality
ever where diiIused through ihc rebel
forces. Ia short, we find the Whole
south Is mao, ia arms against IS,
while pursuing their prosperous paths
~ home the people dream 81 security
and shan sacrifice
II ve properly apprehena tie state
JEFF affairs. So need 81 million men for
the ness lety rather baa tho d.ret
hundred tbousaudea.iea fora million
men who are ready 10 make short
work Of lhe war; ior great issues hang
upon tie events ofthe next six moaihs.
The questions 10 be decided are ma.
m8ous. They have been regarded
Is very few only one or two, III laet
Are We to maintain The integrity 81
our territory and restore tie old
Union These have been regarded ~
all the questions on hand, These IN
deed, are 70 be decided, bat how maay
others with them Il TIE cavalier. Dr.
The Puritan % rnle on tins continent
i despolic government 70 dictate
/ terms e free people, OF II a free
people TO Danish de-poti.m from thc
country Is he Northern character
q be forever disgfaesd n Gus eyes IL
The world ny NeaIs.y yielding 70 the
sem-barbafous brood OF slave drivers
that which 4 had not lhe pluck @ fight
ioi u our boasled superiority Of cls-
llizalion shain' AMI are eight million
people with civilization based on
: African slavery stronger tlan twenty
million people who have grown nip IN
der free nsiiulions@ u S not q ques-
ton whether we Will consentto Lathe
seeding states go al a.l. # there i
any poor fool ~ these northern states
who PIRATES Of peace 81 the result Of &
recognition blythe United States Of the
independence OF the South, lot bis
mouth pc slapped by ihe nearest palm,
There Is no peace tor us except ID
victory W. are TO triumph over ibis
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-05

NV BAEERY We would cal attention
70 he advertisement, in another column. of
Mr.. Rich, who is prepared % furnish crack
ers, wheat and brown bread, III kinds Of
cake, including wedding cake, On short 10
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