Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

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pclline the damp, wintery vapors, the sombre
ell, so long enshrouding us in doubtful 81
lence, is beginning to rise, and here and there
looped with a bright star, while action and
expression again breathe moro natural,
and the signs Of the times are pregnant with
b hopeful indications that the general mind OF
} the people is becoming more healthy and Wig
orous in the right direction Yet there are
men all about us who act as political weather
cocks, always pointing In the direction Of the
strongest breeze who dare not take step
; in advance Of the popular voice, though the
earth quake, and the heavers fall lest they
should compromise their reputation Now,
why is this Have the people become 80 dc.
morahzed as to make it dangerous for a man
to be a true patriot Can one disgrace his
manhood, aud forfeit his position in society
by taking bold stand in defence of his coun-
b try especially at time like this "Can a
man long debate which Of the two to choose"
liberty or slavery For the question has
come now to this point! Then, why this
tafdiness Of action, and sad want Of cO-oper-
alton OF the people with the Government p
Can we expect speedy termination Of this
struggle, unless we uphold and stand uucon-
ditionally by the Administration What
though We do send our men by the Millions
and lavish our treasure without stint or meas
ufe, unless we support them by our sympathy
and hearty "God speed, it will avail nothing,
and the President ought not to be blamed #
this noble army is not completely victorious
in tho field, who have not only to stand the
assault Of the rebels in front, but the deadly
hr Of those morse than rebels, in the rear -
One may honor frank, bold enemy, for we
may know what TO expect! But secret foe,
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