Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01

avert the CALAMITY and the only ,vav to do 4
was to act and net ,,o,oe5io,,l,
We can rive bot A., noor ou,l;oo of NJ
Di Hnrbam', remarks for thew we,c mad,
with that earnestness that showed that nj.
heart was in the work and that bo ,ya. i,
eaynes, in his appeol. for instant conso,,et
and individual action
Hon. stoddard r. Colbv was nov, called
upop. and in an eloouent manner d..l, som,
drv knooks IN ,bos. in ,his st.to ,,h,, ,...,
stu barnine ,,o, MORT, and ,..,. i..,.,.
and especially ,bo., Denoc,,ts yho v,o,c ,c
cusing such men as Hon pap D1i,,b,r
and others of boins ",ensgad.. roo h.
Democracy. He considered .pcb tbirgs IN
this crisis of the eountrv "A ev,dcnce. ,hn,
there was not AZ the North ono rrh,olon
united expressi,n of LOYALTY Ia the c,,,sc
IL only tended to create a Jc,Jor,l,lo ,,,,h,
in the country and rroIor,, n, rotollion ~.
had NO fear. chat the rob,ll;on corld sr,
press this Government, but miles. snood,iy
suppressed the robollious States would ~,
recognized bv foreign no,iors J,r,l
not look forward 10 such a dov and .,b,
bloody trail that would eneompa.. tbo land
The appeal now i. for more men to SAVE On.
live. Of those already in tbe fold n G.n
Mcclellan had had 50 ooo more men ot IN.
ri,ht tiue bo would h,ve h.o, ohlo -, ro.;.,
that NsnoIeoo of TN. south s,ooo,..iit..,
.op-ond mich, have boer IN no.,o..;,,,, -,
Richmond to-day instead If %, tho b,rI. ~,
the James river AT Ha,ti.on,. t.,dir,, ~.
we're overnowered boc,,s. ,,.o ,,,r. ,,.,...i,
confident. and shall we now sit .,ill and 81.
low ciybt million. of neo,Jo ,o oro-,o...-
twenty millions,
Rot sor,o mon saw tl,fs Il. ,,o, ,,, ...,,.. q; g..
the Ropoblicsn n,,ty cha, a., ,o,..- ,,5
Mr. Lincoln /. tb,ir President. le, Nr ia.
coin carry ito ON This w,. ,,o ,,,., .t...,J
notion that mon could n,.silly o,,,r,.,,
Suppo.e Mr. Iincolp. whom he c,r,, ir,o. ,.,,,.r
and his Ro,,,hlio,, r-;.,3s ,.;t, t;. L.l
said tbi. rebellion has been nur.sd md hron,h,
Fl, life prder tbo irf,r,,,. anil ,,..,l.-,.... "a
nipistrstion of James buchanan and 600 ava
not ,esDonsiblo far it.lo, tbo so,,,le,r state.
,o. 4, :. n,,hia. ,o p....,...
can hold ,bo oeco ,h,o,..h ,ha ,o.a, .r....
eloct;oo To-, ,h.,,, coo W.. l... ..;I
mn noro ,,,.i,.t s,cl sls.h n.,;,o ,h..
could be said TO those Democrats vbo po,,
hang back. He confded in honest minded
Abraham Lincoln but there were Denocrsts
even in our State who would vet land IN tbe
dark nool Of secession and be warned III men.
of their influences. and that they look out for
a bad record This whining about the call
for more men and irving TO inaame the neoplo
about our taxes. was a kind of rotten Demo-
cracy which had zone off to the South. and
lcit few lurking sympathizers behind. He
learned his Democracy from that old hero
who in the notification times of Calhoun
would have hung secessionists AS high as
Haman There was no suel preachipr AS se-
cossion in the Democratic bible. Some Of
the Southern socessioni.ts were menbcr. of
the Bapti,t church. but IL did mot follow that
all Bapust, were secessio.i.t.. tho Soytb.
ern women were seces.ionist. but for bat
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