Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-13

The London 7iBrcs Of Jan. ~. ssys in re-
fcrrins TO Nspoleons letter to Gcn. forey
that a startling fruukncss Il the cbief weapon
Of Hopoleon's diplomacy. To rsstore mon
arcby on rcpuhlicsn ground ,and plant Lat
in throne az i barrier 70 Northern Angle
Saxon demoer.ts, i sscrih-1 T. BIN Is be
grand design. The Emperor langaase.ssys
the TI--es. might rou-e to anger Ices *
citable people then that Of the United
States.
The same Journal refers 70 1.-The 1iysoious
and vs.gish President and bi, sad belonging,
bis cabinet, BIZ congress. and HE rijt,us aud
e1uherant prc-s, which change de- their
leader changes from attitude I, attitude. from
griniace TO crimace, never beng at any mo
ment natural or true bu, alvay- consistent
in a certain uniformity OF cJutJrti5u." The
game di-Hifel organ continue In th" follow
in. ariialle strain
Ms VI thee attitui.s required Tho " ind.s-
ucns7hc negro" s. an scccssury, -nl 40 thi.
moment Mr.. Lincoln anil an his company arr
walking acrls- the Vorlis stage arm in arm with
a rather reluctant negrc; zach " cou-ciipt an
lee. however, having his tongue thrust in his
che,s one Of hi thumb, pointed eastvaris over
his shoulder. snl a finger OF his other hani upon
HI noe AT the 81 tors sre earnest 10 tel each
other that this i nothing but " Bmcomlr.
Cas.iuS Clay himself would sink IA his own ESTE
nation If be- Thought his neight-r- ccuh nag
inc that he Wa "a real cnanciVator fpr emIncips-
tom sake. or ficf =. bel cng ofi@r oticrt iH
ricr ercepf o. 4cra,fafc fse South bV strong ocf'
ant ~ rqiois M foals = Emp. By fas r9r'.-
Mr. Ci,,iu- Clay ~ any Of h~ shrcwi campau-
ions in thrsc -s-ticulating yr-ics, -o1ll Pc en-
ragged II any one Of his own fricni- Thought 70
could bc seriously so =illy ss to be siucer.
n J. encouraging On learn that Tho people
of England still di>-.ut from the sentiments of
their leading .runal m regard 70 American
affair. RI Hon. Miner Gibson. VI. J..
President Of the Board Of Trade. IN recent
.pec,h. vgs warmly upplaudci n7cErrc---
in opinions ~ which tbc following r. q -l--
cim,u
Withou, undertaking o. predict what viil n
the Termination ci On. VISIT, 7 sill state What
bC.Ctc % hs,, bean the cause and origin, taa
i-'-f .r-rs.r-t On be- --tfir. e. order '9 s.--rr
r r-~,lc .cri faf Testing p.ccs Hear. hcsr.1
] have often l-cn s-teni,h-l 'r hesr ~ asserted
That slavery hal uath.u- o. d. with this var. i.r
4omshoT slavery mus, have ?. 10 with b., because
% lo--t.tute- ei-h -rrlt li--iucriau IN it-.'f
b,tvosu the tvy communities. hlv. cvrminri
documents . unieuo'-l authvritv 10 .s-crtain
shat were tl- ,tl-s which the -lce--enist
static tlcusely-s lN--el as tl. ~ md f.r TAX
ing up arms. 10 gricr o. ."rlr4.e tr-u--lvc>
from the rr>t Of the Union. Tho hrst state that
separated wss Spgth tar1ius. When thcy tr-t
sercici they published % ihe u9rli a f.ru,sl is-
clsrstiou Of The Jgni ~ thar secession mi ttr
other 5,s,,- rhich follerei .s,eii uFrn tb.
,ime grounds. So7 what 7e-. tl,ss grounds
The first part q the S-uth Clr-lua lc-l.-ati.n
consists = IN augment show - fhc l--sltv 4
slcc>s'cn. that II ,kfy chlsc thcy haze right p
secel,. AM ths lat'sg soes On 20 srl'e tbs II 3,
ou Which tlcy th'uk Qr1Ter p c.cr-- thlt ss-c--
sion. Ths.c were that 2 gCocrsph--al line he's
te.r lrarn acres tho Union. and il th. states
north n that Inc have uu.tsi II th- sl--r-r q
nan % the high ct-e q Fr,sii cn- y 'lc Juir,i
states ~h--e -piuicrs au1 rurPos- ar- h.-t-s %
SLAYER. AVpllusc , --- -c- t.4f T-crl-
Gent L.--'.- i1i zen s'--;,l ec-t-4-t G. -1---s
70 i-r. t'lt f,r-c t-i toe- 17p r-,,1'r.r e. nc
Cl-.-i.rfir-. tlt -t r-- f,-f 70 ~ -Tt-----
stii- 70 .l1rr-g.
We no,ie. IN rcY2r; n q meeting held In
Montreal -rcss since. tina, our t-nadar
n.i-bt7r> r,cciv, sentiment. fy5-lh'. % -ur
cau-c. ,ritb 20, same c,d vii y i- much
in our favor ,'r, pho sr'.',era,i- element
,st,a .ar.r-'- ri., voice Of a., l.-siir- r.'it-
ici .r-su, abroad. -un7- rHti-.', ,i'isr,
'he j.m,-ra,i. instincts g. people,
,r.. >yirr', F,b.aslt. Oa -l. ... .,,,u.
smith rciugui-h,i command .. o.. sixth
iuHv Conc. O.. assume c.mnalt ,i tr.
Ninth. Con. Bun-id-'- oid co1@ liz .ao.-
Wei. address . HE trl'Is 8 a. ttI.N--
HsN-ev.-r >NrH CnEr>. "a ',vF
H'V WHrr u,s CHrF,r.
thursday. Feb p. I~'5.
r. pf-.-, end Sr-rs ~ fe~ Nr A.
u1 te-rs.
rriinqui,h command oyer son ir ohrli-
cuo'. t,ori-r- Your ~,lli'rl, gualitir- make
% high hnu.r O. command YOU ami l'n-
months o. a-,.-i,tiru with You make mc
regret th' -eparati'r-
L, mv olI division v.uld Fl, m3r, m
mcinnr1 of our pest and longer g~-'cia'i 'r-
lou m not forget that YOU vrn iu thc ad-
vance from Fortress liour-" 90 within sight
Of the -rircs of Richmond thar in front II
the lime mar Yorktown vru took ami held
for ds,s a position within THREE hundred
ward. cot the enemy that our yalrr d,ci.l,-i
tho dav at Williamshurch that iu three
consecutive DAYS thu 9th. 18th and nth of
Jun" last. Won met and repulsci the io-.
that ON the 18th Of september Won came ou
the hattie FIELD t' find the enemy ad,auciu-.
upon unsupported artillery. and that. rush
in- upon their lines, Won drove them back in
confusion and saved the right wing at 3. The
Autictam With such memories vuur fu-
turc i. easily forctoli.
WILLIAM F. SMITH.
ten smith was appointed TO the command
Of the sixth Ccrrs AZ Narrcnton. when ten.
Mcclellan vas relieved Of his command.
Maj. zen. Scdcwick j, transferred from the
the Ninth t, the sixth Corp
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