Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-21

ohEAA bhAIAlNs- 4 ne last news from
England is decidedly favorable Lord Lyons
returns to Washington with instructions to
say that while the British government will
heartily unite in any proper measures to re-
store peace to the United States, it will
meanwhile. individually refuse to depart
one hairs breadth from her course Of non-in-
reference" Messrs. Golden and Bright,
who represent the democratic element as OPP
posed to the aristocratic, are avowed support
ers Of the North in this contest.
Gen. McClellan's toast in parting with his
officers, was, The army of the Potomac,
and bless the day when | shall return to it,
Some one observed, General, we shall sec
you back in a fortnight" Said he, " If |
never return to the army OF the Potomac,
may live to write its history. 1t is task
to which shall devote myself Again, to
another " feel as if the army Of the Poto-
mac belonged to me. 1t is mine, | feel that
its officers are my children-my brothers,
This separation is like forcible divorce OF
man and wife. 1t is unnatural
WHAT THE REBELS sAY.-Speaking oil
the late elections in New York, &c, the
Richmond VA Wing says They show
plainly that the .iue sets all one way, and
that against Abraham Lincoln and his ram.
pant war party" Still the Wing is not in.
cined to stop the rebellion to CRAFTY thc
sham democracy, but on the other hand says
I'VE have reason to hope though that with
democratic Congress and a republican admin
istration they may he soon cutting each other
/ hroats" In other words, the slayocrats ex
/ pect that through the divisions of the Nortl
and the opposition OF sham democracy to tn,
government, the country will be reduced anC
rebellion triumph.
ES- The New York Journal of Commerce
(democratic) accepts the removal OF Gen. NJ
| Clel an in a spirit worthy of all praise. Ii
spite OF politics, patriotic Republicans hav,
long given all possible confidence aud Chart,
20 Mcclellan. So it is buth just aud gooC
now to find patriotic democrats acting to
wards the Administration in the same spirit
TIE Journal Of Commerce says of the remov
al of Gen. Mcclellan
with reference to his removal from tn,
command Of the army at the present moment
after saving the Union at South Mountain
and Antietam, we have no comments to make
/ Gen. Mcclellan himself is the last maA who
would desire to have his personal treatment
made the subject Of public differences at
time when unity of sentiment and action i,
so necessary to the safety Of the nationa
cause. He is always ready to sacrifice sci
and selfish preferences for the public gooC
those who admire and love HIM should ox
hibit their admiration by initiating THU
chief glory Of his character
IV- The Richmond Examiner (rebeD say,
the Democrats OF the North are guilty of in
tolerable folly if they believe the restoration
of the Union is possible until the rebels hav,
been subdued The greatest folly Of IN,
sham Democrats is in denouncing the wa
and throwing obstacles in the way the GOV
eminent which is prosecuting il. All hand
should first join in whipping the rebels an,
restoring the Union to the Government; then
if they please, they can quarrel about the wa
of governing it.
TX rRAINGNG.--Gen. Mcclellan was sore
naded at Trenton n. j., on the 18th, anC
made speech Of a dozen lines, in which HI
praised the man who has most abused him
we mean the dead General Kearney Tn,
conclusion of the speach was as follows
while the army is fighting, you, as cit
zens, see that tho war is prosecuted for til,
preservation Of the Union and the oonstitu
tion for your nationality and rights as citi
zons.
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New York office few days siRee, the post
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and The couieGts were -tsled by the sender
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