New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
What Vermont Thinks.
Pesehks,p,is, Nov. 8. 1861.

Correspondence ~ Tue N. y. Inbupe.
RErRRsKIrATIvB HALL, MosTrELiER, VIZ Nov. ieos
The announcement of the result Of your Elections
does not much surprise us here. The debasement,
and deceptions, the delays and double dealing III
many quarters are fast filing the minds Of the people
with doubts and fears. The attention Of men want
ing In military genius, courage, patriotism in high
places Of command, while whole armies are deci'
mated by disease. or killed or wounded in battles
which secure lnurels, aud make not step toward
the result promised has created deep anxeies in the
most devoted friends Of the Administration.
Vermont has called out, and sent of to the field to
fight, her best SONS. But il nothing is 10 he gained
but nero repulse Of the enemy by such bloody
fields as Williamsburg, Fair Oaks, Malvern Hill,
and Antietam the next call will scarce be hooded,
il the came dstory leaders are to bo retained M
command. The people OF this state depiore t1e leA
Of nerve soInewhere; and meny begin TO Tear tnN
their wort apprehensions were lot groundless 'sn
i, be true that tho chief OF power contemplate
no more than repulsIon of the eUemy from Nmh-
lngton-ihat any one dreams thnt tins Union Is 10
be dissolved, aud the measures oi peiJuIed sih'e-
holders be carried out Were such the programme,
would our Army OF the Potomac nave done mu'h
Otherwise than II has !
II New-York is to lead in such suicidal work, IN
Gods name, and for humanity, let us imnorc the
President to place ia command men who think more
of victory, triumph, Union, and peace, thsn oi
wearying out IA Nation TO protect Slavery. Let II
be done before your wooden gods come into power.
That old inotion of ProSlavory Democrats have DO
fooled the President about long enough, we toink'
Let him give opportunity to the true friends OF the
Union. nor longer trust tie friends and proteg6s of
Rebel leader. Not "a day should pass without a
change Of commanders, and then the work should he
pushed at once vigorously, and to tle glorious end
| Does any one doubt our soldiers Give them d.
| leader aud See.
Our Leg stature is in session. Its chief busines,
ia revision OF the laws aud looking after tho mat
ters Of socers. None regret The sacrifices made, so
as the end IA attained. But these long delays are
wasting tie energies Of the State and nation. We
feel il. The recompense, 30 far, has been poor
reward. The President has doue his part person'
ally None oensure lin for his proclamation, but
bless him for IT, Now call forth leaders who VIII
not delay, then fight aud wait till he loses oil hi'
advantage, but push ou resolutey de6sntly. II We
do not oar boasting will 10 vain, aud the world viii
see that twenty cannot conquer eight. Acg-iorS
has doue badly mi.srably, wretehedly. The cor
ruptions of wealth and goddess gain have dehcd the
claim, OF humanity snd dlsgnsced the hand. Ibe
diy of Judgment shall not iiuger Let her recresncy
acc omllish wLat Lcr leaders desire-diNide tie
maj ion-and her doom Is scaled. Grass " III grow IN
her streets, aud isr pruc.ly dwellingr tumble 10
| the dust The honest workers VIII not 80 much
hIGeut the ebccf as tie cggsc. III ste Will hug al
uncleanncss, let her sink with ill her ill-glu-n
gains. Her vice. will 10 viii her, aud n dead ssa
flow over her. Better that tien fns Tho nation
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