Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02


But very soGn concludes it's right,
Persuaded, as the story runs,
by sight of San Jdciat0's guns
And so she Ministers, renowned
As men OF wisdom most profUand
Most fit TO shine in foreign lands,
OF all who raise the Contrabands;
Have quite belied their good report,
Since Warren is their only forte -...
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The Carrier feels his courage fail, ...r ..
As he proceeds to tell the tale . ....
OF Home so different ii runs
From any of his previous ones. ...H
OF War, where all was Peace ,es>... .'.s
or clash Of arms; of cannon's roar.
=; Nations life by Rebels ought
AVA nearly 10 destruct -, hrongbt.
Yet he must all his u,,.,ars ,om ",U~' ,,sne,y
N"" 'No' '''' -ckening tale pwene.
TX. ..-..... -~r
saving wise the Anrients had ........
Whom Gods destroy they FIRST make mad .
4 truth prophetic in its way,
As seen in Record of to-day.
'Tis nearly fourteen months ago ...
Since Treason struck its primal blow
South Carolina took the lead, BIZ ... .
And other States took early heed;
And when the Year began its course,
Secession 5 Rule was well in force.
Buchanan as his Message told, a S..
Although in Sophistry quite bold, ida
Was Constitutionaiiy, trsdk,
And su he hardly dared to speak
Yet vcutured to proclaim Fast!-- ...., ..
Responsibility hoo rdSE-
Aud praved the Lord to do what might
BE better "pue by sh0wmg light.
His Cabinet 10 pieces goes
The Cobb, as everybody knows,
Had shelei al out: the traitor Floyd
Had been In darkest deeds employed:
And THOMPSON traitor, too, at heart
Had plaved most dishonest part.
CasS-h0u0r TO whom honor due .....-.
Took up has hat and quick withdrew;
And lett Burhuulu i'm fix
Untn relieved By Holt ami Dis.
Who TO the rescue came quite late,
! And saved The sinking Ship Of State.
Meanwhile Yet other States secede.
/ Buchanan takes but little heed
| His hands ia which power should reside,
! Are Constitmionally tisd
! Conprc-. in Session feels the lack
| Ofan Fxecufiye m lack
| It's doiuys while The poapl. fret
| Aud .aliy ,-,rt s'f Irrtrrr,ee got
/ Kansas, long from the Union barred
! Comes in al last by working hard;
! And G, mes, as she had fought to be,
! sovereign State, ham Slavery free.
| The "One Horse Congress Heaven defendi
| Gonvenes for most ignoble end
| Talks loud for Peace and thus gains ume
| Fer traitors, bent on bIackest crime,
| To consummate their deepiaid schemes,
Ana realize their sweetest dreams.
| virginia mas the most TO say,
And since has had the most-'io pay.
Another Congress farther south,
1s soon IN eVerypoQy mouth
Inc Chlvairy at montgomery meet,
Ply up government Soihpiete,
| With Slavery as rs cornerstone,
ana ashIDE ~ "e iet-a Loan
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At,,o,,,,,t;,c t,,,,,.-,,-..t,,, H.
" J.n,,y I'M ".5 ~ DH3
Tho prasior FIan 'l,tu 4or,.rtS or' ,.tS way
But ere from friends and home he starts
One wish he hopes will granted be-
"Mv Countrymcnt O prav for me
THAT God will grant me every GRACE
Rightly to Gil nv bonoretl pIace
Along his route the Pe0ple's Voice
Full well approves Noyember's Choice.
A most uuusual disp}ay
Marks his Inauguration Day:
For Soldiers march with measured tread
And traitors hearts are filed with dread
Mad Treason even now is rife.
And murderers seek the good mans ufa
A burden such as few could bear
Is then committed TO his care
With we'll selected words and few, .5.. q
The course which he will ouirk nnrsna
He states, and loyal bosoms sweII
With an approving ~ is aUeR
But traitors lend different ear.
Coercion +" 'War," Is all they hear
Not long it is ere Sumpter falls,
Knocked down with stolen cannon balls.
a chord IS touched whose thrilling powe-
the Nor+b r,rosor.e ,,i+a3 IN e.t
t. TO Treasons arm and Battles brunt. ...
T The Capital in danger lies "
And 10 the rescue swiftly flies
i Old Massachusetts, ever first 81 .N
nd always ready for the aroyst. .....
! whi,h she encounters in that Sore
Stoet viln and Yotten-Rnltimore
! IRE Ionr stern Warts all tberafel ...
| Fmbi,tarpd foes fierce battle warf s ..
po,,ors dieIo,,o, IN their tone
| Az ,,ost sot,oroj,, ~ ,ro,a
| Tho noY,s doIiybts ood tIo,, or,,lIe, ,....
A. AIo,,o,aro 1IlIs,r+h ,,,, flI
v-bor &C. cooassi,r5 gor,,is pors
H., l,o,, eIa,stoa Nv ti atorg
NJ, oyoo, 'Rr,,,1o,, ,,;tts hIou, ...
iTnorrino laws Tho ,n,,riorar Ioyv.
Srd ,,n, ThorsanJ ,,frt,a and stropo .t
uove sworn to ayenao ,I,ndastord wrong
Rio Re,heI-most TOO bigfor MS
shows RriOadiers in nuit, mnss.
And Crehle cheering on his men
And Winthron of the rleasing nen.