The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-22
Pcacs Programme.

Pcac9 programme.
Mr.. Cox, democratic Congressman fyo-1: Ohio
recently made 3 speech in the House Of Repre-
sen,at.yes, from which we Eske the following OK
tract:
"Tae administration will be compelled to re.
sort to Gen. AcCle!lens plans for carrying or
The war, and q conservative policy. Unless this
be done dsadvAn;agous peace may be the result
The ar shoad b: c nduc."d On civilized pr;1ci
Piles for peace and uloc, and not Tor asgray.tion
and proiongation OF hostinucs. lie would op.
pose al! intervention. Mediation might be a
friendly office. All the use we nigh, make O!
the ballet and the bayouet without something
else would 1t. bring sbou! peace.
Ihrough y convention Of all the states, com,
ulenclng 10 i the states, liza split 0! Christian
BROTHERHOOD, peace Dsbt be arranged, and tho
Union again started in is career 0! progress with
new hopes, amid III. Joyful shouts OF free and
happy and powerful, and united people,
About the same time Richard 7. Msr.ch, q
promnen. Democrat in Chicago. addressed .
Democratic Club in tina, city, in the course Of his
speech setting forth the following rogramme
'"' But how, say the people, sha! we save the
patriotic ardor, tn y ask that they may act
lsnawer by peace--pedCe--PEACE. tAppIause1
A peace no! upon the basis OF separation, but
peace upon the basis OF THE UNION AS IT WAS.
immense applause.
But Row Stall mis- peace be realized? By a.
NATIONAL CONTENTION OF THE PEOPLE. TLong
continued applause. Let lhe people meet in
hatlon, convention, and there, in the same .uillt
OF torOearance, and wisdom, and patriotism il
which our fathers framed this government, de
.!berite upoR the disasters wnlcn ROW aiil il
and teel a deep and earnest CONVICTION that ux-
der me providence OF Almighty God, our c unlry
viii he saved ana the Unloh OF the States restored.
(ApPtause.
Having homogeneous interests with the South,
she the WeSD has never .eriousy t.It Tie Inc
quality OF her power IN the Senate as mpared |
with New England, for the South and West upon
the eat question Of the tariff, have ac,x u TO-
gethrr. But, il the South is to bs reduced u
colonial vassalase, and deprived o. her place in
the Senate. then The West viii begin to calcu4t.
the justice OF the present poIllica. Arrangement
She lees now ,ha', IN this war, she has done al!
the fighting and is paying all the taxes. Immense
applause. lne hIsn tarltt excused by he debt
OF ..e Country is enr!c Ing tns mlnufac'urer Of
saass4 cnusett at the expense Ut the iaruer OF
lin ois,-and that continually growing and IN |
creasns GeDt may MAKE this unjust aud lnJnrloa,
POLICY the permanent hault OF ths government.
The West AID the South upon this qaestl n, az, ct
Ill that great pr cip!s oi political economy that
leaves trade unenbarrassed by ieslsoilve enact
tnehts. 1hey would support lne government anG
pay It's debts, hot by eur cllng capital at the *
len'e OF labor, but By tuS,ng capital and protect
arg ludor. Ihry ~ouu have, The un.ve.sa.
le OF commelce throughout The wvrid, "FnEE
TRADE AUD SAILORS RIGHTS. Innense op
pidu,c In contest on lnese prinelt les, "ithout
ler southern ally, The West muuIu Exercise .
poser IN the COVER mrnt entirely d!>prup1rtton-
hte TO her extent ot area and er population"
1t is pretty apparent that the above propositions
contemp att d submission to the Sou,A upon suCn
terms as jeff Davis may propose. Both ot the t
speeches have pages OF denunclallon OF the gov
eminent where they have wurus OF roUuke Tor
treason They both manifest infinitely more CON-
sderaton for the rights OF the Suutii than iol Tie
right. OF the government. They both exhibit
vastly more 'ncern or the preservation OF slavery
than for the preservation OF The Union. They
both, while pretending TO be IN i.vor Of the con.
s,itu;ion as il is advise 4 National Convention 10
patch up compromise ich they know Can be
accom- lished emily by giving slavery new guar
ran:ees, snd the South its old dominon in the
royernme nj; and these boosted champions