The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
Union OF pnort.

&1tNNf va hsA9th
Toa very large extent the pesce
and welfare Of mankind must 10 So.
cured by concessions. A disposition
10 pursue, without regard 70 others,
ones own supposed interests q fas-
eies, IN eaee, puts one a. variance
with every one else
In order 10 accomplish any import.
ant object, ia domestic or social lie,
there MUS, always lie 50 much con.
cefsion as may be necessary TO secure
union Of effort Union is strong.
What one hand cannot do, two may
do with ease. The disposition which
will lead an individual to insist on
particular way Of doing it, viii ord-
nsfily prevent il being done
What Is so important in common
life IS certainly TO less 50 in The If.
fairs Of the country. The nation !,
only an indefinite multiplication 81 The
family unit The same wayuard tenn
per which viii weaken and destroy
the family, will DO The same thiogs
when il has The wider scope Of the
nation.
What may be done BY unity Of ef.
fort in political life, may b well seen
in the history Of The war for cur in-
dependence. AZ great odds our faith
ers strovc with great and rich ma
ton. by general unity Of design
and effort the struggle was successful.
The besefiis thence resulting to us
have been great and manifold
AZ 20 period Of our history as q
people has the application Of this sim
pie principle beea more necessary
than now. The great war now III
progress in this country can be brought
to a favorable issue ID no other way
Nothing but distraction and weakness
can result from the discussion Of ID
nor topics. There is really hul one
question by right before the minds 81
the people Of the United States. I'm
der other and better circumstances,
many ques.ioas Of various interest
may properly be discussed. But COW
the great question, rising tn import.
anee above every other, Is whether
we arc nation or co-parinership-
whetherthis benign government under
which We have prospered and risen
into greatness, Is to give place 10 ar
indefinite number Of petty and hostile
States. -
Such being the ease, every good
citizen should be willing to yield, if
need be, his personal preferences, and
With q good heart sustain tic govern
mcat No one csa dream tllat every
thing wiil te dcne By il in tie best
possible manner. Something of hu-
man indrni.y w,ll appear in lie ae-
tons. Neither the President, nos
those under him ia places OF power
and csnmsnd have angelic perfeetioas.
Un,.l we can have over Us those THUS
endowed, tie course Of wisdom and
patriotism i pair. Nothing bat mis-.
chief can be produced By fault finding
and !nFidiaas Companions, Prampi
asl entire dutIfolusss. With ,As favor
of God. viii secure 70 Us peaceful and
piospesoUs asys
Without question &C are much 10 |
the dafA respecting tie sexual number |
a tie .ehels new 10 arms When ws |
rsaeci thai At tie Socsh ihere has
been = general coasuslpsscf.. wo nay
coaclade Thai in tais regard they have /
al they Gag dssise- Respecting heiF
real power. sAe Boe.on Aaecrsiser oil
August 1Qzh makes The following jus,
ohseTxsionS
but when We approach The mai
ter q military strength, j, beooHcs an
inPcstAa' ecsstsca lev lbs vAss pro
flaoa Il rs~n L 70 Be egaigpeS. t-s