Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-02-14
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On the 4lh uhy OF ftOtuufys lNols one
year ago last Tuesday, a convention Of the
soceeded States met at Montgomery, Alabama,
and elected Howell Cobb, President. On the
/ sth day Of the same month, jefferson Davis,
Of Mississippi. was inaugurated at the same
place as President Of the Southern Confeder-
acy. Now, after years experience, we have
the report Of four Of the principal oonspira-
tors in the rebellion, in the form Of an ad
dress to the people Of Georgia" made mp Of
the most gloomy account of their success thus
far, and an attempt to further poison the
Southern mind by the most 6endish lies ever
put forth in a public address. They acknowl-
edge the prostraton ofthe financial schemes Of
the South, and the superior strength Of the Fed
eral forces, and the certainty that there is be-
ing drawn around them Gordon which rem
ders the struggle, with them, one for actual
existence and they beirfy the desperation to
W hich the Confedoracy Is driven by the fierce
and tarberous manner in which they exhort
the people Of Georgia to prepare TO meet the
inevitable fate that awaits them. The ad-
dress is the last wall Of the fading hopes Of
the mad snd ambitious leaders, who have
goaded on the deluded people Of the South
until there is no longer hope except ia utter
extinction But comment on such docu-
ment is useless:
Address TO THE PEOPLE OF GEORGIA.
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government of be- confederate states a live ouy iu h
ory wi hin W. shall deliver ap the trust we have en-
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arouse ,our ra uofisr o. 10 ilaplre your confidence
that Oelrst has been ilu-tr4ied AMI we doubt not
VII illustrated again h} bee srus 900 our hu] Struggle
/ lhe hrst eanp-isn f"vgi eaeh party rosts 10 place,
"nne ne winter SNOW aeeiNe7 an "rml'urc rom "n
hgh. Inc results ln thc helu are AudllH i' }"l' and
We Nu no, ie'nuhl them 10 some important Iaeis we
call your attention
Fff-l he m 'aefa'i'n nf our government and The A-
hA'' "a'N's' ul "u eu'm's nav. dispersed ON aluet
enre 10. opinion among aur people aud uulted them for
ever n ihe war oi "aep'nien. ln e" border ates
Na1h4 npp'su unn ie 4fi way HclHic ine scru lu-ic
'i a". ds'e' ,Hns hc- The W'f.Hs history does n1t
give PARALLEL instance u revolution based up'u such
NnaNiIn'iy among me q. 'p'c'
/ NecOta-Otu enemy bias exhibited an energy, pcgse-
Is expected and disresatd Of constitution and laws
"hi o. we can hardly 60 du lhe result oi both hHw-
ever. is That power wnieh b. The Characteristic tc reut
Of desp't-m aud renders r formidable 90 i enemies
Ihtrd-Au immense army har been Organized i1r our
destruction which being disciplined TO he unthiukul
sl1hdl 90 regulars. WIN tuc exclusive lnsetNsluu of
The seas our enemy b. enabled n throw upon c ,hoc7
OF every state The nucleus Of an amy Auit The threat is
made, and doubtless the aitrmp "lI t'llu" u carly
spring 10 crush out with giants grasp by smultaue
/ Gus NOV nenl along our enure borders
Fo"A-Niih Whatever aiaeriH our people may rum
TO arms and wih whatever euefS our govtfnmsht may
use IT. resources we earnot expect l. cope "A or cue
my either IN nunoers lipncnt nr munitions OF war
To provide against these odds must look - de pcaic
courage unh hing daring and unif,is stit etut'
fVN-I prospect " i1rcisn inierfien'e s at least
remote one and should not d. rsh on II - eume-t
let t DE- ony aAMary io our o"n preparations for nee
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