Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27
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REBELS WANT 10 CoSrRACr A NEW
DEBr.-ihe Richmond Wig has made
confession that there are but two remedies
possible to the aihng Soon ederacy },
whlch can counteract the banefnl effects
OF Their recent doses of defeat. One il
French intervention, The other is de-
termlned and successful resistance bv the
conservative Masses" g. e., Copper.
heads) of the North, to the "aboGtion fac
tlon which has control of the Fedaral
Government" "Aboltion factioon s
good conservative massesn is pood .
strange that "iactionn should be too
much Tor the masses" Every man who
yields support to the government in nra-
serving ms country from destruction. be-
iohgs TO the abolition facton., Those
VINO oppose the Government, and TINS
render all possible aid to the schemes of
the rebels, are the conservative massas ),
% the rebels say: so the northern Con-
perheads.say another coincidence. The
latter undoubtedly plagiarised from the
former Possibly they mean that the loval
men OF the Union are the "abolitionistsn
OF treason; that the others. North and
ooutn' are Its conservators. No other
hEhess IN the terms can be discovered
Ihe Northern conservators of treason ora
now called upon by their Southern bretb-
fen, to make 'determined and succass.
lul resistance" to the Observation-Disclosures
who Lave control of the government. The
''t.eason-punishing, d. or 'Iabolitioaistr sol
lierS OF the Uniol have dealt tha rahol
Ii0s' s'-ggering blows. In their,
'iS -sress they cry out to their copper
>so brethren up this way for a rear at
tack. 1t is their only remedy,-except |
foreign Intervention. AS, however. the
conservative masses" composing "Lee's
eft wing" ANONYMOUSLY failed in their
recent grand demonstration on our right
as seymour's "friends,n in other words
the sEonnsaruatiua masses },
th~~sn determined were not sssuccess-
full" in their resistance to the sabolitisn
faction; '--as they are obviously falling to
come to time, except at the penitentiarv
and as, meanwhile, the danger is immi-
lent that through a continuance of the
var, the Southern heart will become hone
essly saturated with the Yankee race.
Gno Yankee institutions" 1T would seem
rom the Richmond Whig article, that the
conservative masses" of the South are
qvlng up their reliance upon any antici-
'ated success of their ssconseryatIve''
uends of the North, to enable them to
'wreak rich revenge upon their foul
oe THAT they are now elamoring
e0t@ty for foreign interference and aid. |
hey ''want the aid of France. They
re able to pay for it.n
We have made some suggestions afree
rats, " to our copperheads we volunteer
his so;-that it behooves them, in view
this proposed bargain with LOUIS Ma
oleon, to look to it, or they will lose their 7
pay" from the conservative masses"
the South, for services already render L
/. They have no assets but he rebel
ebt. They have no credit at home. t
hey should, therefore, certainly insist $
pom settlement of old scores with the f
sbels, before the latter contract a new {
ebt to foreigners. Otherwise, copper
eadism will be ban krupt concern. b