Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26

htNs 10 msead he enemy ihe rebels will soon eohlig
ca 10 dl'ae ihtr ifces io defend Their capital Whcih-
er Gen Burnside "l repeat bis attempt At frcdcricks-
burg o. move by water Co tho zines, or whcth this de
at wiz oe lhe ABnAi lor winter quarters on 'he Kappa
hammock. remains TO be seen.
mere s n9 u.NihE the unpleasant fact that we are
nad leea cd and set back and te capture Of Richmond
la @sAn postponed Nemust look no' % our advancing
armies l iNe Nest oI great ana umeaia't acmeVmcns
10 avert hr worst evils 400" hkey :" hcinl uspopul'r
psson''"'! ahn 'natncl Co seen peace on dishon"f-
vf Wi"' H'p'N igf ilc future wen are or tue country
ihe rebel. are disposed 10 Listen o. no conditions un he
natpendrnee oi tne conle1etacy ani H va" take great
NAVY o'.'.iAs D'itN' uuR Ae 10Y people 1' 'l's
country io ih't bai there Us n' occasion Tor taking
sasmai vcU Of Affairs We have men, means end De-
u."i'u' ume Too successiuI WINTER campaign il var
kiNA yet
From tbe Ns,, Y,,l uer,td
~
u Us hteAess TO- gay N't lnumstnle OF me hNhR
@ W i IN @ st.o llolu''p 'n i'''a vl'l1llnl P'",
~ t - .'. .'l'sl' uu. lI- ia t'''. "l
Ni,.lDN ..N1ll.s W Iu3p'n.l'liill l'' .!s NV
'nA''uI w l, u4't'sue OF our hea'Y u''AAtefs ~ NH
Fi"a az VIZ Huf'Ay he espe'lA attention o Iie'luvnt
~ U.s M e'',v opon m ~ nAes ,n,s I.s ou we
~ " '. ,' s s',t''e ,i e1 o',.I'' y, W i ,l,s ~
20 "a '.-lnI'us l tue e'no'a ol "gheia Nc'
49, 'uuSt ulte .p.l 'l,s...u. ltuvlIn i'Dt
Vl s uu.l ul' 'he i'pe ,,uA u,.",''ng upon
3. ,', ,y ,' sy n al .p,' ''e'.ns ,a
'n1'hs ouL te'~..n.ns "a'Ne lo5e.s ana ,'so G's
,"isiiinr SIc II i, ne e.,
military directors. dcfes their power and enac,s our
national capital. The patience NJ the people with re-
gard 90 the Reorganization of the abolition factions uf
Congress and is sndgrng tools n the Cabinet is
y exhausted. The President must reorgauizs war
directing cucies immelaf ty around hiu This pIts-
cnt grand clmpaigu against me rebellion will continue 90
bring disa7poiumeus 90 the colut, and d7g TO the
Administration.
From, the N.s y,,L Tines
t, tt- - M Il. ,,
' f f-o., W 0 ~, az, 'ti5 .'n m ~ ~ 49,, ut
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" "- N''Nc " " ,'u''l ~ WV. h'U y, u''.' % 'ut
4l'a "l 'e eNp'cte "u' "ieh ouI Hu''eilHs pinutds
u' 'e IG e 'o n'''i4 lu WIZ WE the 'Ws'P W @ 10 ~
e,, S i.j ~, t, 't, JG A., ,',sle"D W 'ns i ,N
gol, of saturday And tod4y we bcb1id ann srsst I'm,
.I-
The spot from which less than brief week ago it
started It's Of conqurst. 1t is discoutagng
and but fool would attmeut 20 conceal IT, What
now! What uext3 We know NOT. we know nothing Of
Halecks plans, OF the plans % Cen Burnside of
the President We have Still, howe,er our army. Our
have still our imperative and iuexora1.e WORK. We
army believe. with proper % adershp Is still ample
i1r tDc work
Frotr, the Rostan T,nrpsl
t D IN,
mock as ba, traneat check In his pr6gress 1p5 'b
m0nd. The signs that he upon the right track 'he
overthrow Of l9e reoeion are multiplying too fast 70 be
t'v.tI ti i.i M ~ ' - ~ "-' W. ,f.ti
~ ,Ia, M ,,i, ,,.., ,i 5o5sr,,55, a., a.
~ 'H'' li' 'I's i-'' ], nm o. ~ a. - ' '
J JI ,,L-gi 9-5 o. 4 E,,r,.il, ,',,i,,J ,l.,-
& .i,r,rt th bi'bts ~ F,ederictsb,,r,, ,,o,id No,
tse, ~ ,,t ths fsbsi, ,,o,iI 49, 49,, g. i..l
t5 make thetr decisive dqfense within sif of tbcir can
i,aL
This view s corro b9rated bv the tenor Of the Rich
moud papers II true they have many s,rrss,,s ON
Buuside's choice Of routes but thev an bctrar me
greatest anxiety that he should be- fc,sred with The M
most pfoulrtitl,do and energy The Fx,n,irer s,i m
he ldth inst II the Confederate army can succeed In
keeping Burnside the other side Of the rycr Ion some
time longer his enferprise NAV be considered deenely
a. miscarriage involving shameful rotrrat are,t dc
orazltou protieioti, ,.ynsuse aud loss N ',fr,i
This doubtless refers 10 the efforts then making To f
h the nights Of Freiercksburg tor the writer admits