Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28

WitHout luItHtT Ufiays hH 'ht .TfH'oS ~ /
The country cant save the present admins I
iration from going 10y the hoard.
The friends of the Union, and Of the /
president and his cabinet, owe il to the one,
to the otaer aud to th,msrlveS. 10 speak out I
plaialy. aild to do il before il is too hate
Let the government at Washington feel, |
what every man OF sense who mixes with
the people in the states sees. namely, that
nothing short of series of vigorous and
comprehensive measures instantly inausu-
rated, and firmly carried oet by tAe prssi
dent and the chief officers in his command,
can save the country from dsunion and the
north from disgrace, which would surely
follow the schieSement of southern inde-
pendenee.
The men elected to congress in the sew
eral loyal states few days since, falsely
called democrats, are pledged to the vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war, until the rebel
lion is crushed out, and the political unity of
the country is restored In many eases
these pledges were intended TO deceive, and
they were successful in hpmbuggng honest
voters. The president, by means of tlas
deception, will be made to contend against
powerful and openly dislnyal force, set
of bad men in sympathy wtlI the southern
| leaders, as soon as the next congress shall
meet. The people place confidence in the
sincerity Of these bad men, were deceived
by the charmed name of democracy, and
cast ihtir votes according 10 their consie-
lions of right.
There exists deep-laid seaeme to defeat
this government here at the north, and the
programme of treason is widening and deep
ening daily while the leaders in the south
are Kept posted in all these movements Of
northern traitors. These allies of JEFF Da-
Wis are becoming more bold every day, and
more fierce ard outspoi,en ip their advocacy
of treason. They have their newspapers
in Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Michi IAN, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Con-
neclicut and other ststes, penetrating all
the various ramifications Of society. and
talking out treason, rank and inlamons.--
! They haye grown ins0lept SINCE the fall
elections, and now wage war against the
government in defiant tone. Aud wha
e is strange, the government taiaely submits
7 to their hostility. That many of these pa
e pers are in The pay of the southern confed
e eracy have no doubt, and hence the gam,
G of treason is deep one, we'll played out
: The Louisville papers speak of the arres
|, of man in that city, by Gen. Boyle, VIII
u had in his possession SI56,000, which b
alleged was the money Of loyal persons i
= Augusta, Georgia, who had employed hr
t. to bring it aorth and deposit il in ban
y there! viii say sane man believe on
u word Of this story? That amount Of NOR
is ey will sustain half dozen of these tor
L papers at the north for another year.
i repeat, deep game is being laid OF
y 5y the south and her northern allies, and
-e warn all true men, of all parties, again'
re their Vaccinations. Backed up by that il
le famous organization, the Knights of th
lie Golden Circle, these traitors have now &C
Is a network spread oyer the entire nation, S
ID minute in details, and SO inexplicabie in il
ir nature, that even the devil, with all his ari
ne and subtety. could not elude thGir grasp
T. northern democracy are falling into it b
l. thousands, Thousands of then are hone;
and deceised, having no idea Of the extef
e and purposes Of the conspiracy they ar
rs going into. Thousands of these voters ar
y, acting in good faith toward the federal COY
a, ernment, and if they had the most distat
ID idea that they were going gradually, bl
: certainly, into the victorious camps of Je
er Davis, they would Indignantly cease to /
n co-worbers with such traitors as are no
ne leading them astray.
o. Mr. Editor, warn he honest Blasst
IN against falling into the web these vile ieac
s'' ers have woven for them, and exhort then
le while they may, to extrieate themselyC
ed from the abyss of ruin into which they al
u unconsciously plunging themselves and the
IT, country! am, &e.,
u w. G. BRowsLew.