The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

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tar. saying that the boys who 60 out ffom
as shall have something 10 pat 10 their
pocksls. We are bleeding at every Porr,
and are willing to work hard aud oie~d more.
but We will not loose cur pa,rimohy. Our
children will receive Il As p,ieslrss legacy
7 II we will for the government thus make
sacrifices. Ana here are men using argu-
ments TO Illustrate the patriotic wosk we have
7 in hand
Z This IL 90, political question. II can
Dot Be mixed up with any political issue -
Every man can say what be thinks Is best
this party or that nobody questions his
( right. This 10 no such question. Nor is it
question Of policy. Il IS the simple ques-
I ton xhslher government shall exist. II is
the question whether the temple u freedom
shall be pulled down over our neads--- beth.
er our ship may be scuttled and the crew
sunk to the bottom. When we as a common
household are considering whether we wilf
/ do this or that on the common farm, We take
/ different views and agree 10 diiier; ial, when
I anyone comes and insults the mother Vt as
all. then We wont bear u, though rs breth.
I rem we will talk about differences. Demo-
Gratis and Republicans may talk over their
own interests 10 detail. aud 40 man ever
questions the right; but when q man COMES
aud attacks the government itself-gir,lles
I the whole tree, not this or that branch Il
say gentlemen, Il can't be done. would
not bear What has been done TO Miner II
has been tried upon me and il did not work
The man that would bear IL. would lie a
COW boy; the father that begot him would
\ be ashamed Of him. and the mother that
| bore him would cover her face. We are not
To stand and look on and see the man apply
bis match 10 the magazine that will blow up
The Union. say then We will knock him
down before he lights his match. The thing
cannot be publicly tolerated II never was,
and II never can be. 1t was va, by The men
who laid the foundations Of this State -
They ferretted out Tories and brought them
to condgn punishment Why Il was in
revolutionary times The right Was Ques-
tioned--but did our fathers quail Did they
stop to wei the mat er--what they
should do' II yours did, fblush for his mem
ory. Lam grateful that il Miner has not
an offspring, he has father n father Of
| three generations. | know the father Of
them all. The stream never rises higher
| than ito fountain. | know the rock from
which all the Miners we're hewn. Aud he
good old deacon Miner, would come out Of
bis grave, II one Of his descendants was
branded as criminal for yindicating the hon
or Of our laws.
IL this Dole has offspring hope they are
daughters, so that they will change Ihei-
name, for posterity will brand his name
| A Union that will survive all these taunts
and attacks will brand with adherence every
miscreant who in this hour Of trial has fail
ed TO come up TO our help Gentlemen Of
the Jury. am asking you to help on mob
law No. am asking you TO decide against
il, II is this Dole who regulates the legit-
innate goyernment under which We live
/ Perhaps this Dele may have been at Egg
leston's grave and there invoked destruction
upon a government bought at such price
He is the man who is seeking to make null
1 lily Of il. He 10 the man DO not for
moment suspect this defence rs having SYM
pathy with yiolence-ihe violence that would
subvsrt the government lie isthe man that
| inyoges mob law; for this war, on the part
Of our enemy, Is only an organized mob, and
he is a mob man. Do not say that the man
who stands by government and seeks TO pro-
iect lido net say that pe are standing up
for violence. We are asking you to put it
down, and to say that the man who seeks 10
defy our laws should be put down. beg to
know Of you If the treasury Of Vermont
would not shrink from giving q cent 10 thus
aid on the cause Of treason } Surely this
Dole has not been 30 low and dirty AZ 10 Geek
TO make msney out OF bis dog skin But
ye he asks the State Of Vermont TO give ear
10 Il. AZ member Of the State OF Vermont
| protest against it. | will not have our gov
eminent, our army corrupted by any such
mixture. Asking for her treasure lit 10
but farce Dole ought to thankful that be
lives in = community that has such devotion
10 form-that holds him % much beneath
the contempt which he invites. II he was
in border state that was loyal. he wsuld
come before community like this at the risk
Of Iynching. lam glad that our people are
50 eonsiderate. He should be thankful thai
they give him shelter. | an glad our peo-
pie won spit on him. ] hope be n thin
skinned enough not to be imperyious to this
favor. Perhaps now have given him more
attention than be deserves to have. don't
know but il is too dirty piece Of work to
do without frock and oyeralls on.
Gentlemen Of the Jury; There are two or
three principles by which Mr.. Miner sjusti-
fed. First, because there is no particular
law by which be can act
How long. il we allow this evil to 20 on
win i, he before We shall have TO put il down
BY force Of arms There Is incipieni treason
in Vermont. Every man who will not put
down such q man il a traitor OF heart
Thank God they kre not formidable now.
They dare not show their heads among US.
Bat there are enough ifthey could put their