The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-05-27


Prfsideaeg, an5 pl9ughed eth iaen
5. eor beilefs. Weaske'i u yo1 and
absafnca al y0a hasnis . lugltise
Slave aw. You voted Ger and helped
as 70 eaact and establish t. We
asked 0f sou aud obtained the repeal
y tie M,ss3un Compromise line,
Which never ought 10 have been re-
pealed. | fought Il to tbe bitter end,
aud deaoanccI % aai al concerned In
repeating il, aud repeat i again 70
night. We asked and obtained ihe
admission Of Texas into tie Union.
flat we might have slave territory
enough 70 form some four or lye great
States. aud you granted il. You have
granted us from first % last all We
have asked. ali we have desired aud
hence repeat ihat this thing Of seces.
sion, this wicked attempt to dissolve
the Union, has been brought about
without tue shadow Of cause. IL is
the work OF The worst men that ever
God permitted 10 live on the face Of
this earth. (Applanse.) II is the
work Of sch 81 men down South who,
in winding up this revolution, II orr
administration aud government shall
faIl TO hang them as Alg As Hdman-
hang every one oi taem -Wii make
an utter failure. ! have confidence
myself, and thank God | always have
had faith aud confidence, in the gov
ernment crushing cut this rebeIilon.-
We have the men at the head OF af-
fairs who will do it--and that gallant
and glorious man Mcclellan = (enthu-
siastie cheering, and waving OF hand
kerehiets, which lasted for some min
ules) a man in whose ability and in
c4rty / nave all the time had conf
dence, and prophesied he would come
right side up. Ny own distracted and
oppressed section Of the country, East
tennessee, falls now by the new ar
rangement into the military district Of
/ that hero, Fremont. (Checrs and his
ses.) We r,ioiced in tennessee when
we heard that we had fallen into his
/ division, and although | have always
differed with him in politics, yet, IN
4 word, he is my sort Of man. lie will
either make spoon or spoil a horn
in the attempt. When he gets ready
+ TO 20 down into East Tennessee hope
he wll lei me know. | want to 90
/ with him side BY side, on horse, with
epauleltes, cooked hat and sword /;
aud our friend Briggs, Of New York,
a former member from Congress, who
is now OH the platform, has promised
me large coil OF rope, ana ] want
the pleasure Of showing them how to
hang. (Great applause) We have
had experiments in this thing vf crush
ing out rebellion. We had a long
i time ago one in Massachusetts, and
the government crushed il out. Az
forwards we had the whiskey rebel
lion in the neighboring State Of Penn
,ylyania, and the government applied
the screws and crushed il out. Still
more recently we had terrible rebel
lion in South Carolina, and, with Old
Hickory n the helm, we crushed it
out--and if my prayers and tears
could have resu1rected the old hero
two years ago--tAough | never sup
ported him in my liie-and placed
him in the chair disgraced and occu-
pied by that miserable mockery Of a
man from Whealand. we would have
had this rebellion crushed out; let
General Jackson been in politics what
he was--I knew him well--he was a
true patriot and a sincere lover Of his
country. When Floyd commenced
stealing muskets aud other implements
of war, and his associates commenced
plotting treason, had Old Hickory been
President, rising about ten feet in his
boots and taking Floyd by the collar,
he would have sworn by the God that
made Moses, this thing must stop
And when Andrew jackson swore
that a thing bad to stop it had 10 stop.
(Laughier.) More recently still, we
had rebellion il the neighboring
State OF Rhode Island, known As the
Dorr rebellion. and the government
very efficiently and very properly put
it down; but the great conspiracy Of
the nineteenth century and the great
rebellion Of The age is now on hand,
and believe. that Abe. Lincoln, with
the people to back him viii crush il
ou'. Il win be done, il must be done,
AID il shall be done (great chcefins)
ami. having done that thing, gentle
men aud ladies, If they viii give US a
Few weeks rest 10 recruit. we viii lick
England and France both, if they
, wish it, and ] am not certain but Sc
! viii have 10 do il, particularly old
, England. (Great laughler.) She
! has been playing a two-tsied game,
and She was well represented by Rus
spll, FOR he carried water on both
: shoulders | dout like the tone Of
her Journals, and shen tbs war is I'm
, i,hed We shall Iaye four or five hun
drel thoa,and well drilled soldiers, in-
uFed 10 ine hari,hips Of war. Under
The head % experienced officers, and
ihen ae stall be ready for the rest Of
the aofa aad tie balance Of mankind,
Whcu glic rebellion first opened
, something ike twelve months ago--l
saa, as every Observing man could
J sec, where we were driving 10, and
what wolid be the state ot things in a