Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-05-30

II a number &C Psu-t. dati's back s.l. .
q cartel Wa given representing rvI -
character- standing IN the recess no A rrast --
in Llrla-. who were called o. a-r.s-th -r-
man o. h.aw pnst they were dIr- there
Disputed e u1tcaaucts, which bore l--r
rrsemt.alce % Iisrae!i, aud s1 s-.s
Cabinet then cut % power, made srsws- ga.
were waiting for a arty. lh' double -
perfect. In their character as lnIlvI1-l.. --
fessiu- tie Innocent purpose cs meeting
only, they were really really frr breach
peace. aui 90 subjects for arrest. IN t-a
Cal -Isrs-tsr- they were ready @. h-c1- ..
q the country 90 get uq a party that u
va'o hem 90 Peuer-
The scene immorts',z-! ty Tls-lis Is4-
On the streets of the great city called -ls --
>tatcs, To-day. Ia A dozen recess's '---5
srrrp- &C suspicious persons waiting f-f
so they viii answer, when chslleu-ei-g-
ing Co vait for the simple TurrCSe NJ -
friend, but who cal y watch and Tl.-'
the people oser tie great patriot, 1u,i..
o. Us -n Co. pisriei never thirstel fer a --.
autaerui-m % a miul-try 10 p'w-r as r-s@
tlrr-t fr rTPHrtuuity 90 dereunce some
cI;lzlr-. lu order 20 get up smother class a
opinions they may rcFr-=elt They mt.
but thir,t, AMI falsely, and forge. t- '-s on
men ol patriotic purpose may Dc & On deer U
c.r-e1i. They sre Mt ss,i-fsi u
N.|E.EN IS is ~.aANA aaNr4-A'N aa.. .a H.. .
honorable agreement &C men Wti-- ~
D. existed ior most of the time .il,a t-
began. They must make a party sy--s
one side It they can, l1 rrie- O. -c- al o.
extremists gQr,sci 90 them
The r-i.f occasion thee msi-aI'lH-s sH
Re- t.l-er,e j.. the false charge that q u
@ rae supporters 1t the AIui1is.Btie-
break down the Constitution itself. g. 5-
fznismtutI principles q The E.ver-u11'
s-.
The part g the rebels that DO human power
a-aiu bring them within the Union. 1-e-
these sli-sqpoiu,ed champions % the c
ti9n repeat 10 every form 0tWoris tlea l.--
malignant demonstrators which Bre.sirris
dllsei 10 s. year az in the senate I5sv i--
a class tbcy call radicals, and falsely s,-lr-
% this class every variety "a. purpose a--s-
the Constitution as % Is, they ply t1el- --s
raising a party with constantly decreasing ls
Their otjrct is o. divide the people. O. c--l.
p.cIcus and eum ties Rhere not a shadow u
eAis-s for them, TO euhittsr men u -1=
a-aius. equally patriot, men in another.
representation Of the opinions they c-Tf--
The abandonment q ordinary partisan ll-s
which was Sd freely aad hon5rl5iy -- -
the great body Of the people Of The Royals
has alEsys been a grievance o. them t-,--~
leaves them withou; a party. Ilsr "a
create a party. they must make
hostile 90 enc another they l-.-
contests and abuse. or there VIII be -a -F
which SIu enable them % udc into poser
There are a huldrcd places il the Streets
the Light strikes imqsrtectly, IN which .-,s -
distuIbers Of tre peace are now stauil1c. Hi
ins, waiting, plotting fer a crowd and a 1s-
IEey whisper s'ttiy m the ears u son 3
sI-cted concern fer the safety of The C1-s1--
ami the rights ol states. To .tler., v1.-
they have flled with false statemtuts-t t1s
pose OF the maj .rity in Congress Cr 1-t.i--
they rant With a isrcsues, that che viii 1'
t-gllcj. They demand this AID that 10 me-.
terms particularly intended fer The Ieoes if --
and in this work Of rebel sympathy TER D
are not IN vain. a. the testimony 1t 0Ls %
latest CAPTURED rebel officers will prove.
p1liticius. be spoke mo { eutausissua-T
landichar. and said tina; be was r,ca-l-- 'I
C1ufcIsratcs as a noble. bold ami i-1-l.l--
man, who was much admired
This opinion dIscl7ses the se-IetsFrr-'-
who are plotting ami waiting for a party 'Hl
20 the present administration e -Lr a.. Tef---
Sympathy With the rcbeiio1 Is 90 .'
the middle and on the TOP o.. It1..
that We nav be got 90 q S---eT .7t- '
fscation measures, or over srslclau'a 90
the military management cfJ1e wa-- lmA'-.'
tie on what ground, so only that TIE l-rl
loyal states divide and c.uteud sr9lt 49,
~ hen tley ciu be slt &, c'rtenI- l-- -s
lion suhsiis. into p r,licv &c seeking -
which o. d. Trsttre5. our -sudiiate' 'f
Bailey that are now regarded with ai
hope to fnd a party swelling bshl1l u,-f
WI CD they may "a into the poisson
that can never come 70 them exec. i
false impression that calSmities are i-i--