The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-10
Letter fsom Pacsoa BroWnlow.


aac knowing I,ist tie ass o. 0'ts "f:'ffi Al
fairs is now uu0n u. 4ai !eiieyIu; t.,it g.. "'.A
sixty days Will determine inr qdes.'tF " 80 .,-F
We are - maintain The supp lnGcy 81 tht .tyf-
ernment or whether the rebellion IL 20 prevail
4 cave personal a.qaaI"t4nCe Hi'n many
VI yOu--Gyrs. Curtin, Merton. iJl, -ioTgan,
Buckingham. Andrew. aud otheEs,-arI Dear
testimony mat you have done muc., ard done
it well, wisely and in due time, t. promote tie
best Interests ,. our country, II ;Iis 'hc day ui
her tria! much remains - be done and you,
z ntiemeI., re lg sentIn. more than twenty states
nave Il in your power TO DO more Shan any other
c!ds. Of meu) let Inc imp ELS upon lonf NINA
the aidrmIE.r fac. that tue rebels have more
men IN the helI, and IN camps OF instruction
tran We haye-havlng brought all ihar ''h'te
man into reguisrfion. and having MADE Slavery
an element of strength by retaining the slaves
upor their plantations TO raise supplies Tor their
armies Let me iurtne. impress upon yCUr
minds the startling l4ct that the rebel advances
are simultaneous all over the country. and eXhl-
bii system and concert OF action. with j zeal
ana talent displayed IN tic execution OF 'heF
plans worthy OF better cause han that III
winch they are engaged. Ne" Orleans, Mem
phis, Nashville. Louisville. Cincinnati, Wash
ington, Baltimore, Harrlsburgh, and Pniiadc!-
phia. are all threatened By III encmy that shows
prJdlg;ous activity, talents ana stE'neti. In
de.d ,neg ha Ye Us uow whtrv obey hal Tic TIM
teen months GyV, With this 4dditOn, that they
hare invaded Mary.aDt aud Uhl1. Ii they
maTcn Gpon Us, auu Ii, If caFin5 pms are not
/ pruU5flv met ana most s!udiy Gc.Ga[cJ, Il Will
! De our iaClt.
j Nyw, propose ibaE you, as Governors OF the
loyal ) ATS, meet AZ sJtuc e1nYe2lent point
without 1ei4y, ~au he representatives u
.!,.,y
Die terms. to tbs clI! an1 military authorities
of the Unit.d States. | VIII uot gay ,ohGt you
shall .elI .aera, bu, will with al! W" deter
ence to your superior abilities, suygeN few
! points that you m,ht make, and tere!h.y IN
lr,ss upon the mind, Of OUT authori,i,s.
Frsi-Ulga ,bv Gjrern,n"ut 20 draft, with
out delay, halt million Of man, in ad1ition to
the force already in the field and ii camps OF
destruction AID 1gon the score of econ0my,
app:ise the Government ol the tact thAt 1t VIII
require less money 70 furnish equip and sustain
Il Ai,on for two years.
Sec0nd--Ener your protest against every
other Briga1Ier ana Msjor-General IN our army
baiug candldat- Tor The Presidency during the
eXIstuhce vi TINS war, and, az I. consequence.
shaping his course III that direction.
/ Ih,rd-Enter your most solemn protest
against one half OF the members OF the Cabinet
looking to the Presidency. AMI shaping their
conduct OF The war accordingly.
I Fourlh-Cail upon the Presluent whose hon
esty and patriotism | do hot question, to re-ui-
ganizs his Cabinet aud the army. ana To place
men al the beads OF both who viii not study
how 10 xiii off leading rebels without hurting
them
FJth-Adys9 toe evil and military authors-
Ties Vi the country, and The pont.c!ahs 10 cease
TING war upon the everlasting nlggt7 until We
conquer their whitc masters, and ARE ST the
ward march OF their DESPERATE and arrogant
owners Meanwhile, let the negroes be seized up
Oh and urged N every way 10 crush this internal
rebellion
! .NIth-Advlse your Senators and representa-
! tiye5 in Cong ress, and the member. Ut your
Legislatures, AZ well the people, 10 cease TO
make tforts to revive AMI reorganIze old pollsi
cal parties, and to organize our ne,0 patty 10 be
/ kROWn as the UNCONDITIONAL union PARTY OF
AMERICA.
! SeDeaM Let the Government and The army
know what they seem never 70 have learned
! that Is to say, that the rebels are unit, fight
ing with desperation and skill never surpassed
! by any people On earth while We, who have
noble army OF brave men, with money. credit,
al! else necess ,ry, and truth Ga our sdc, arc di-
vlded and distracted-While we are tUerat!ng
! traitors tories our midst
Eight-IntUrm our Government and people
! that our ship OF State is now IN Il heavy sea,
! and that al no period since the rebellion broke
out has SO deep depression fallen upon the
heats Oh loyal citizens as at present ,
! would, gentlemen, start new paper AT once,
at sn'ne elig oic point, and Urge all these con-
olderatlons, and more, upon the minds OF The
! loyai-hearUed men Ut the country but Tor two
good and sufficient reasons. First | should be
arrested ny the United States authorities for
stating facts, opposing iOllies and declaring The
honest CONVICTIONS Ot my mind. And next,
sucH is the rapid advance OF the rebel forces,
that | should expect them to crush out ny pa
per, rs they did III Tennessee, Oh the 25th of De-
tobcr last. | may be imprisoned .Or writing this
article. am not concerned about i,iat. |
suffered Imprisonment and the cOntscaJOn OF all
had, On the other side OF tie line, TOR ad6erug
to the truth, and AIN ready TO 60 To prison here
Tor The offence. If this rebellion is not
put down | have nothing 70 live for, and would
as soon die in prison Us elsewhere.
improved toe last oabbnth by preaching in
the open air, to the Philadelphia Com Exchange
Regiment, d noble set OF men, equipped by IA
noble band o. patriots. Improve tins Saobarh
Sept by wrtlog this address 10 toe Govern
oro o! The loyal States.
w. q. BRuwNLuw.
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