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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

WHITE SLAVES IN South CARoLINA.-Mrs.
Frances. d. Gage, IN Il letter from Beaufort,
). G., gives an account of some interesting
white slaves brought into camp there
Among the slaves brought from the coast is
grandmother and numerous family. The
elder woman is ALL stately and dlgnifed. The
blood OF some proud race flashes her almost
white face. Her daughters are both winter aud
darker than herself and her grandchildren are
winter stlll, and some of them very beautiful.
One babe is perfectly white. 1t has not ford
blush sandy hair, and blue eyes. But It's skin
is very fair, its eyes large, lustr0us, and brown,
while not Il vestige of the kInky HAIR would
shame the proudest Anglo-S4xon mother to call
it her own. it WAS amusing to one who has
been Cultured into the belief that human llber
ty is not based upon the color of the skin or
curl OF the hair, but on the eternal principles
of right and wrong, to witne he attention
paid 10 this child Of some freeman born into
slavery through the dlreful curse laid by tho
law upon It's mother. No doubt its father :,
whoever he may be, holds up his Ii .nds IN holy
horror at the idea Of legal amaigama alton, reads
his Bible to find some sembance OF the Old jew
ish law to prove it a divine institution, and
talks wisely, and on the streets too, about the
degradation and RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the negro
race This little white lamb among coored
flock was petted and ratted, and even kissed :;
for it was kept sweet and clean in pink and
white. What world of thought clustered
about this one sweet child She has stolen it,
said one 'She has run away With her mis-
tress's child, said another Bat the great
brown eyes SO full of subdued sorrow, revealing
even in babyho.d the wrongs Of another, were
SO exactly duplicates Of those that looked down
upon it tenderly, that there was not left room
! for the shadow of q doubt that she was its tue
mother. On, how the soldiers of Fort PulAs-
XII did curse and swear at the institution of sla
very when they saw that baby said an officer
to me, as me stood looking a, it. They now
wish to fight it to the death.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

JEFF. DAVIS PRoCLAMArIoN.-The anger OF
the Confederate chief seems to be especially
kind!ed against Gen. Batter, and he has issued
xsalost the late commander of the Department
of the Gulf, the most brutal threat that has as
vet characterized even rebel warfare. The first
.sharpe which Davis makes against Butler is the
execu ton of Mumford who, it will be remem-
aered was hung by Butler for heading mob
which pulled down the American Flag from the
lLarit ted States ! int, after it had been hoisted
Ibv the United States authorities. DAVIS lies
about this as usual, charging that Mumiord
was executed Tor no offence alleged to lave been
com united after the capture OF the city. But
che city was, Of course, occupied 10y our forces
.or the Dag could not have been rai4oo and the
Mayor bad proyiYusly,'a answer TO demand for
abe surrender OF the city, stated that he could
offer no obstruction to It's occupation. The
other charges, stripped of exagGsrati2n and
misrepresentation. amount simply to an Gllcga-
giua that treason and traitors have had hard
Sn4e under Batter rue \ point is made
against him also that he has caused negroes to
be armel, though it i noo alleged thAt rebels Or
anybody els, have suffered from this arnling Of
BLACK men.
1t is not impossible that Davis, with his usual
prJmptneos il getting news Of the action Of our
government, knew that Butler was superseded
and seized upon the opportunity to make Il
ahrsa. which he very we'll knew there would be
NO secession to execute. As it is, we apprehend
1T will not much disturb Gen. Batter, and very
likely will turn out to be Of as little consequence
as the " Pops bull az sInss the c)m3t.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
U. S. Sanitary Commission.

The IN ersigued, Special Agent for the L. 5.
Sanitary Comm ssion, acknowledges the receipt
az the following cash contributions during the
present month
From Fayetteville, by S. Bixby, $40; Ando
yer, 10y j. Pettengill and P. Gassett, ST. Is
land Pond, by G. W. Clark, s. ; Citizens Of
Montpelier. at d meeting in Brick Church,
s5l, is; Westlotd, by John Sibley, SIS; Pu-
pills of Newport Academy, by Alfred Randall,
SiG,38 C,uzens OF Elmore, by A, Nj. Kelly,
1874 Chas. Bowen, Montpelier, - ; Wind
aam, by Rev S. Harris, 81 80 ; Episcopal
Church, Bellows Falls, by Rev, A, Oliver,
:SgI, l0 individuals in Clarendon, by Rev. W
Y. Neryjck, IS Dummerston, by itev. B. F.
Rvster, $4l SO LOUISA Matthews, Bethel, 50
8sev. r. d. Miller, Peru, so /; Unitarian
Church, Burlington, by j. n. Pomeroy, $685.
~ Citizens OF Monkton, by Rev. Chas. Nor
pan, ST Cl,,1ens OF Bennington, by II. d.
Hall, $500 putrey by Rev. I. NJ. Dwight,
ss75 % East Gnlord, by Ethan Allen, 81
b" Montpelier, IS E.; West Dorset, $25
East Rupert, so, both by Rev. P. 5. Pratt
NJ. Il. Church, Rochester, SEQ u Congrega.
tioual Church. Rochester, S3G,Gl, both by
Chas Morgan Derby, by c. a. Harris, $50
Seth S. Arnold, Townsend, 8 Sheldon, by
Gee. B. Tolman, $2G Congregational Church
pittbford. by Rev. Chas. Walker ST. ; Wealth
srsGeld Bow, by Mrs. VIM. Jarvis, $50 ; anc
- others, 8. 80 Ascutneyyile, Sl5 so; NJ
re-. Church, Benson, by Rev. w. Il. Pond sc, "a
n pjscopal Church. East Berkshire, by Rev. Ez
ma Jones, $ll,l0 Congregational Church
Benson, by Rev. H. 4. Boardman, Sc; New
bury, by Rev. II. E. Burton, $40; Stamford
nv Rev. j. d. Burnham, Sc; WardsborJ, b.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
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In Barre, Dec 47th 1862 of dropsy, Abraham BARKER
aged IS years.
In Washington, D. e Dec. G,h, Edwin n. vaughn, 81
Of jeremiah Vaughn Of Berlin, aged - years AID
days.
The deceased went 10 the seat Of war 1T the earnest g
lictaton OF his brother, Adjuant Vaughn OF tie ~
eginr mt take part the suter's business. Bat
liking that he LEFT Is, when lie taken With
diptherS and lived but four days lie had been me
her Ct the Cougrt gatonal Church oI four years. "
life correspoLdtd wIh his profession aud when BIS en-
came he perfectly composed feelng that TO de w
gain. His last WISH, which he expressed was that
m sht he buried beside his ony sister, who bu! e'
years came to an unlmei death by drowning y
this death be anctitd TO the berea we'd parents ana
brother, nd be warning to his youthful associates
Ne elsor.ady, CON.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

Rev. B. Ober, Sc ; Citzans Of MlddleseX, By
Wm. T. McAlllster, $3.50; Ladies Of Hall
lax, by \. 5. Niles S. IS Unlyersallsts IN
Rochester, by Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey, SS2 :;
St. james Church, Arlington. 1890. Total
:8S2,ll.
Thirty nine towns only have responded to this
Especial call," by cash contributions. II the
200 that have not thus responded. will do SO
during the month Of January, 1868, in proper
ton to tho above, it will make upa sum YER
creditabe to the State. Maine has just respon-
Ced in the sum of $4,000 New Hampshire
1928. am anxions TO credit $4,000 to Yer
mont, because it is my native state and l am
proud of it everywhere.
Money and supplies may be sent 10 the I'M
dersigned, care of Postmaster, Montpelier, Vt.
till Jan. Goth, 1868.
W. II HADLGr, Special Agent,
T. S. San. Com, for Me-, \. H., Vt. and CT.
W Papers throughout the State will con-
fer a favor by copying
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

A FIENCHMAN on AMERICA.-lIear what NJ.
Pelletan says OF US in bis new work, Ia Mod.
erne Babylone.' Afer Jescaning on the degen-
eracy Of the nhabilant, Of Paris, and the tyranny
under which they live, he suddenly stops and apos-
trophzing US, exc4lms:
The American OF the NORTH rhe Yankee, ,
the clown, the 'wor>hipper Of the almighty dol
lar,' behold what he does when the sayshodinG
South, as if to fasten upon the negro the tyranny
of a climate, tears the bond of Union. For sim
pie metaphysical idea-the Union for another
abstract idea, legality for dozen Of stars more
Or less ca stripe o! bunting, the American of
the North offers upon the altar of his country his
last man and his last dollar. lie gives the exam.
pie never known before, Of "a voluntary budget j;
ne takes the rifle himself ready to die for alb tract
Justice. lie learns the art OF war, as The France
OF the Republic did under the fire Of the enemy
he hestates at first, he loses the battle at fist
but be sure he wins the day at last. Do you
know any grander spectacle in histor, any f4irer
apohoSis Of freedom
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
Gon. Buffers Farewell to his Troops


The following is Gen. ButIer's parting address
to the troops OF his late Department
uEADQuARrERs DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF,
New Orleans Dee. 10, 1867.
General Orders No. l06.
Soldiers OF the Army of the Gulf ; Relieved
from fnrther duties in this Department by d.
rection Of the President, under date of No7em-
Der 9, 1862, | take leave of you by this final
order, it being impossible 10 visit your scattered
uutposts, covering hundreds OF miles of the
frontier Of larger territory than some OF the
Kingdoms Of Europe
greet you, my brave comrades, and say fare
well!
This word-cndeared as you are by commu-
nifty of rryatlons, hardsnips, dangers, victories,
successes, military and civIl--s the only sorrow-
tul thought have.
You have deserved well Of your country.
Without murmur, you eusta!ne an encamp-
ment on a sand-bar so deS0late that Punishment
to it, with every care and comfort possible, has
been the most dreaded punishment inflicted up
on your bitcercst and most insulting enemies.
You had SO li.t!e transportation that but
handful could advance 60 conpe! submission by
the Queen City of the rebellion while others
waded breast-teep in the marshes which sur
round st. Philip, and forced the surrender Of
folt deemed impregnablo to land attack by the
most 8kIlfu engineers Of your country and her
enemy.
AT your occupation order, Law, quiet and
peace sprane to this city filled with the braves
Of all nations, where fox score of years, durlng
the prolouudest peace, human lite was scarcely
sale at MONDAY.
Bv YOUR discipline YOU illustrated the bes,
traits Of the American soldier. and c0chaned
the admiration Of those who came to sc2!f.
Landing with military ches. containing hut
snv.ntv.fge do lars from the hoaris Of q rehal
government vou have given to YOUR c9untrV's
treasury nearly a hall million Of dollars, and
50 surnljcd voyrselyes with the needs Of yonr
service that vonr oxnodition has cast vour ,,v.
eminent less by four EGhs tim. ann cher,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

The Tribune says tina. JET. Davis and Cen
Butler were close politica! friends until las, year
acted together in the Charleston Convention,
and boted the nomination OF Mr.. Douglas, going
with all their might fox Breckenridge aud Lane.
But 10 view OF Davis recent proclamation it seem s
fair to infer that coldnees has occurred between
them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
For TIE Christian Nesser ger.

I be Sacrifice.
They say my brother wa brave
IT was heroir thus to dis,
Our country's iTjur'd flag to save,
Our nations freedom buy.
Twas blood that first edeemtd
Usfrom a threacherous foe
'Tis blood must now uprai,e
Our honor fallen low.
For wrongs must mako redress
For wrongs We blushto own:
Blood must our foul pollutons cleanse
Blood must for blood atone.
Fer since the holy Christ,
Fer Gull! an off'ring made.
Has purity, the ransom price
OF sin and error paid.
Justice demands her CLAIM
To right the wrong we've done,
Must flow the crimson stream of Hf.
OF many a noble one.
Then crown them heroes great,
Who fall amid the -fiis:
Who for thei country and their God.
Have given up their llf..
Ny brothers. fallen there,
Among tha! valiant band.
0 God, must mine be given too.
Toexpiate our land
Yes mine, the sacrifice is great,
My bleeding spirit dies
When peace we gain at such cost.
Oar peace shall We not prize
My brother for his country!
O God, the cF'ring take;
shall l Withhold Tie sacrifice:
He made it, for her sake.
Then sleep, dear brother s'etp,
here rest the noble slain
Thou st btayely borne soldiers part.
And earned q death!eys fame.
TreasurinE thy noble worth,
Our grief shall Id cure
Fer like the csdars Ger thy grave,
Thy mcM'fy shall endure
a;nber 1867.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

1t should be necessary only to grow Old to
get more indulscnt. We shall seldom see
fault that we hare not committed ourselves.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30
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WIEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND IANGEIp
as though there was but little hfctttenGod With BAD
taste in the mouth hut t.le relish 'or foG-sone1
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-30

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
MNp NTH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
4EsUsr IN G0D AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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nR LA oRoTx's
PalvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
oR TIE
PhysieiegfcaI View 0g Marriage

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depression Of spirits, paiptsasion 81 the heart,
saic,ssi asssniass. aasasua s. naaginslions,
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goayasag scAcoi afsss, saa ToAaa Married Lady,
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N rnx Eksr-Exrxssrox or rnE
T1SeR THE BAST-~ExTkhST0N OF TIE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
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