Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-01-23


dcuunoiNon Of the Administration for every possible
and mpossblc forthcoming; third to oppose the con-
hscaton acts fourth TO create ifcoling between the
East and the West; hfth to oppose taxation meet the
expenses II the and the interest the debt neccssa
rly incurred more particularly to charge that the West
more heavily taxed han the East u proportion 70 its
wealth; sixth, thfn pfcs upon the Northwest the Feat
value OF The navigation Of the Mississippi But over aud
above all these, were loud pOtostaots OF loyalty TO the
Gycfnmcnt aud support of the war but must be CON
duiedn certain way and manners but they did not
venture 20 proclaim that there should be mo coercion
how deep The devotion to the Government the imptes-
sion intended be in the heart " our people, may
be demonstrated by recital Of the appeals that we're
made to sectional prciudcos; and such arts were not
deemed beneath the from whose elevation in station
we might have hoped nothing would come to faint
bright honor To exhibit pair ofbrogans, and TO assert
that Il would soon require TWO oads OF corn 20 purchase
such articles In New England, whatever may have been
designed could Otherwise result than in prejudice IN
whole community against oo'cfnm'ht "m'n va
been embarrassed BY traitors who seek 20 cripple ~ sun
more by osttangiug from il those who arc suil ioja'
What else than further divisions aud sectional ''n'u
suns could have Designed by the passage oi such
resolution this, by body Of so styled Democrats
Re'o'ra That hal not been nr the fanaaci,n ana PEG
messed The ghas1y spectacle Of aisu9,oni ana wqi @ S
easily adjusted therefore declare that yh,a ", nafs fA
was should New England stand 40 ile breach, Then WI
All her msaness nsticsm i5lics aud moral tufptdie
bid you goohy, rmemberns you only Tor The wrong you
Such are the appeals made to the people in the
| Of Democracy 20 Liberty, what atrocities are com.
mtted In thy name" the uttered sentiment Of
Madame Roland. q Democracy, how art thou abused
by Thy hp- worshippcrs II Democracy requires that
should assist in sowing dssen0ns among sections, slim
uate the local udices " state against anothcan
thus fOmcnt internocinc strife where ee scoud be un
disturbed harmony, shall cease to be Democrat
cannot forget, sir the part played by New England IN thc
establishment aud the maintenance of our liberties in
the Republic What is her record in the ANNALS Of the
revolutionary wlr The whole number Of men enlisted
m the continental service from the beginning TO the end
Of The k3l, $50 OF these, Lorenzo Sabine says
In the historical essary ptehXed 20 ms American L!m
lists, that dlsO1 were from Massachusetts, tone OF the
New England Siatts) alone the states south Of
fennsyyania provided but 94y or less by o4l4 than
tae gallant Bay state sent New England equipped and
maintained llo 3jUmcn-morc than one half the total
number placed at the service Of Congtess uuring the
war. There stands her record IL cannot be wiped out
Aud when tins unnatural contest was forced upon US
her traditions, the men Of New England were the
frs 20 rush 90 the defense u the capital when it Was
was born aud raised in the West; but am not guO
rant OF New England genius which 10 famous as her pat
Iuiisu. her Thrift, ana her leaning can forget
how my hat WAS gladdtned few years ago ON meeting
with exhibition oi New highlands inventive faculty m
distant foreign land Far distant from home, anung
aliens aud strangers the eye n gladdcucd by the sight OF
anything Amencani and there all petty divisions aud
geographical lines swallowed up Ia the gfeas whole Of
any naive land Alta grand exhibition IN PumeIaLia
eufrounded by RON ten 20 twenty thousand Germans,
Woods grass cutting machine aud other Yankee Gun
uiVancos aud evidences Oiskill quckened my pulse,
aud made my blood course more proudly Her invent
i've talent, her industry, her intelligence or proycfb
ial and New England eds no culugy from me she
has beep a Deleiartor 10 the ciFil1ed woria ana
would not detract from her merit but Mr. President
al she has and all Sue has DONE and all She may expect
10 do under blessing OF God she the usttu
tons which the pride and the glory Of this Re uuhc
have sometimes thought that We have properly
realized institutions, their glory and their power
have walked IN Munich where doors your Capitol
cast and ia Florence, where your Goddess Of Lib
ery was Manufactured, and have gone to Sheffield and
into birmingham, and as have seen six hundred men
at work in establishment there, could but think
Of feature Of my country. There, from the man
lowest in occupation 10 the highest there is in
branch boss workman, foreman, TO that each
does his proper work have seen that number Of men
engaged with and silence, each obeyng his
foreman and doing his allotted work Then have come
TO my own country, and gone into our own manufacu-
ries where have Ike number Of men engaged,
but here there 10 this pcculaythcrc is conversation,
and unffcqueatly you will the boy the grind
stone, saying to the boss workman, this Is little too
short, or that is little too loug Sir there three
hundred men thinking In this country TO one in any 9th
Ct country Its to this inventive power TO this nation
al trait in character, to free Institutions, that
with when we lie down. that meet us when we
rise up, that fill up every ntersce Of society, that I'LL
up every broad avenue IN all ths land, that New Eng
land owes her prosperity aud this country her present. e.
nown
it'll free institutions are inscparably connected free
thought; genius being uurepTessed becomes prolific in
its Creations and New England presents model Of re-
pubicanism for the instruction of other communities -
Owing much ts Liberty, liberty there law
and justice impartally administered property Is
well guarded and education Is universally dhused No
political community Of an equal number Of people, upon
whom the glorious orb Of day sheds its bongnant light
is blessed in these and other respects among whom
the religious sentiment few poor; such unuuug,
comprehensive, aud healthy philanthropy such prom
fee simple is universal; labor is 50 much respected
and so well rewarded where progress in all that parties
and ennobles mankind is rapid where the Govern
mcnt bents SO easy and is ohcaply admiuistered :
and among whom happiness in the State IN the aniy,
and in the individual so firmly ioupded on an inae,
structibe basis. Leave New England out IN the cold,
as said by the honorable Senator from Kentucky,
Mr. Davis Let me correct the Senator | did no,
cay leave New England out in the cud." l said that
/ there was danger That Maine, New Hampshire and
Massachusetts would he llf III the cold II they did not
Z .sH.. .H.ss.. ItftN
Mr.. MRIGHr. This Is TRADE that hear
often hOie from who are tying 10 prejudice my
people against another section Of THIS country and, OIL
though my friend from Kentucky did not say " New
England he applied the suggestion 70 part aud patoe
Of this country and we cannot AFFORD 20 part WIN that
No sir the Repubhe, rich as Is IN all that makes ma
and glorious cannot bear the sacTihce;
can the embellished pages Of our historic annals bea
such an expurgaton. Liberty aud union, and for
ever one and inseparable" the sentiment OF Ne,
Engla. DIS great Statesman, and shall not be part
any that has or its object It's disseverauun
Whereyera man lyes,--North, East South or West
who 10y al to this Government he is entitled 10 equa
rghs and fraterna regard in the great family Of Aucr
lean citizens, and disciple Of Jefferson OF Jackson w
seek disnhoit him God fryd hatl should encourag
the growth OF weJudicc among my people to estEaug
en- ties which have so long united AS Time and rea
may assuage much Of The bitterness that atiu an
wicked mon have excited and take THIS occasion I
give uteIancc to my gratitude TO the President for III
uobc sentiments Of his message in alusion to slave
free labor, which has been 30 prohc theme for IN
production Of evil by kuayes and demagogucs. His Ian
gunge will bear rcteratoni aud quote 10;
at there could be proper time for mere catch
uents, surely not Ia times Tire the
should nothing for which they wuud willingly
responsible through time and boz eery l. il true then IN
than b. remaining -aNt-f II they ttay their Old place
they jsste white lab3rcrs M they their old place
they ave them 70 white laporrrs. Logically there
less of H. Emancipation, without Dc
potatou, would probably enhance The OF white abO
aud, very surely, would not reduce Them
Labor Is like any other commodity "a the marke t-reea'
uppy of by colonlzng HE black aborer
s country and By precisely 80 much you Increase he deman
In these words the President has torsely aud logical
exposed the fasy Of assertions that have operated
the minds OF aborng men, both Of the North and III
will come in competition with their own and affect It II
iurously; and the check must blush with shame Of ihos
who have the authors Of the wokodly designed mis-
representation To those who to be very solicitor
peIpetuae slavery, would say that they had bette
take the advice Of distinguished Democratic general
! Illinois, who urged his Democratic brethren TO cult
quickly and go into the because II the contnt
ed there would be lew slayeset. lie thought the wa
vigorously prosecuted and soon terminated fe
rld stumps Of negroes might be left in the county
very remarkable sir that men whe hurrah for the MO
should standhy the waysidc aud attempt TO prejudice on
people against the decided views Of the Administration
~ho by the exercise of the power seek TO destro
The very element of the strength Of those who desire
gend the Union asunder-l mean slavery. Napoleon an
he generals OF past years surveyed the who'll sirongt
the enemy not merely the number Of men in arm
heir heavy artillery, their cavalry force, the bravery
numbers aud the resources home reinforce aud
ain the army in the field and they struck the eneul
eayily where they could eilectuay cripple him
Chat nolicy Of the President clearly aud fofcih