The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
EelIow citizens of The Sndte

felIow citizens of the Snde
and House OF Re7,tsentotrs
Since your last annual assem- oiIns, another
year OF health and bountlul hal vest ha, PASSED
And while it has not pleased the Almlyny TO
bless US with a return OF peace, Ne c.n ho,
press on, guided b, the best lish. He give, Us,
trusting that IN HIS own good time aud wis,
way, 4ll will be well.
Inc correspondence touching foreign films.
which has taken place during ,ae last wear IS
herewith ga omitted IN virtual Complain vita
reqltse to taat ef,c III DC ny ,e H,us Of
Repr, sentatives near the close vi tue las! s,-
sion OF Congress.
Ii the condition of our relations WITH other
nations IS less gatliying tnan iG lao usually seen
at former periods, 1t Is cdrIaiu!y mure sI,Stac
tory than Il nAriou 81 unhappy distracted IL 20
are lght rtasjna J nave apprenenueI.
la the month ot jane last ,nnrr were sJns
grounds to xpeel tnat the mar.tInr p ,.-. 9,
which al too beginning Oi our doNe-tC Ii uI.
tie. ~ unwIsely and Gnncct ssarIly, as VT D.l&,
recognized tbs Insurgents as - btIger~ut would
soon receue from that posItlOu, wuIcn has pro-
we'd only ess iulurioa5 10 INT n,tlEts Than to uuf
own country Dui the temporary rtVrIore hlcl
afterwards Deiei tue national AruIs sud ruIcl
were e4usgor4ced by or owu dlslOyA cl.lz.ns
aeroad, have hitherto delayed t"aI DC! VI slu, la
Justlc.
The CIVIL war which has S. radically changed
for TIE m"fuent the occupation aud habits Vi
the American people, has necessarily dlotu.n"t
the SOCIAL cunuiLlOu and at -CtcI Wy uetpJ
tue prUsperl y vi the natiJuo ~itl wlle0 10
have Carried un Ii Commerce. that uas oseu StcI-
diiy Increasing Throughout p.IIou ol hal
century. Is mas at the sane t,ln1 ,3cttel pout'
zeal 4mblions and approiens! >nS ancI nave
prUGuced d profound a5ltAt.sn ou@nuat tn7
cl t'lI-d world.
Iu SINS unaeual aglta ION W. have tJFolne
taklog part IN 4uy controversy bct~~et. io'e'7o
ates, aud 0etw en parties CT ttcsiua" II '"tl
STATES. We aaye att,m Jtt'' n pDpI-I1I'1
| auu Acknowledge ho revolution, but ha,eI Is
10 every uttiuu TIE exclusive crUuuCt ard M.-
, assnen OF Ito own onI!Ir. q II st.u--. ''
been, OF course cootemplat sea ny lorel-h t"'i.h'
Slth reiereuce less u It's Own tne,.o LlAn oI5
supposed aud often sxIggerat,'I nects, AID .
cJus u noes resulting 10 ti'O-e nA'i'ns Ho~-
selves. Nevertheless. com ,,t.ln4 un tue pr Il
thts government, eyca II II were Isl, ",ul c.
t.loiJ bt uDwls
The treaty oitn Great Brlt.In Tor the suN-
presson oi the African slave trale, nas hee' lm'
mo operation wish goa prospcci ot c'hi'. .
success.
IL Is an OCCASION OF SPECIAL pleasure /" &c,
knowledge shat the exccu uoa vi 1t 0u I'll" P'''
OF Tier AtJesty Government has neru s'a4
with yalous rep c, t"r the authority Il Fe
Colsed Stairs aud sho rights .! h"ls mora '4
| luyal citizens
Tns Convention with Hanover for The aoo',
ton of the Stads dues has oe-n Carried mo tai
effect under the act Vi Congress Tor ths' F'''
pose.
blockade Of three thousand miles OF ia
coast could not be Established Aud vigo GUY
enforced 10 u seas IN Of grcs. oIuu"Irlsi ~
tSty IKE the present, win commirna "i
caslons ssmlstakos aud inflc,ius un'n'ens '"''
'h)u lea ap'o foreign nstons ana tn Ir So '''
70 BE e,NrinUAD Ia OUR NLXr EDITION