Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-01-22
threatened n.volp,,.

A 1,ensa sa.ea''' n*,olu,ion a, =.
eal, wri,i p0nasnt 0fihe cinoinnai 9Th. a.r,h.
says: indianapolis, Jan. OH
ton "nah p;ih;I say that Indiana is ~.
mept 70 ia ~ ner own border exb... ,or = revolt
dultv bv Lieceived with good deaI ne ne state
tain fac,, .uose who are moi fan, - - mere
men n tba cn are patent 10 aI sh ta cer'
VIII be s., ~ s.als. The loyal peonl. .serolns -
laid bv ~" -" " 70 believe that ibeTs ONO
intended - - democratic leaders of I,S;aA PIC;
ten dsvs 49, oe Carried into ex cution ls.. ana
nal sas ago, for the seizure of ~ 'es' than
men who ,,rioutlon Of its con,s,,. ~ 4Arss-
GovernTsu'e e pledged TO the disru,,,io- .l9aons
Gov Ma V.i'eht, No,hiny but the r;",, 10, o. ths
srs , Sior'an, Col. Carrington ana '.silance ot
isln-us scheme. 'Soasnt Of the vi.
sam. -. 80 correspondent gives much nor. q, =.
'NIis sori' and coaelules a, fOllov,. - -
the Ga,s wen Known that among tbs Y,;...
nor oen Circle, the sssassisa,;o, 80 &c - gus o.
ole :; u -Who oA-Who II al preseu, The ,,l,, Ss-.
s-s,,,a.y - ans way OF The revolution SSNA'
80 senIly talked Of A private ,-,-- ossa
80 So O'e[neard g few days ago in - elasIoe
" 'He a. y. C's said ave csr - "u,en .a's, oas
P'Aa oi MN Norton) whsn the t,,,. 10y ois-
- VII, ne an irrepressble ass9..;r@,;. e"nss -
everything - n,H once cut Of the way, we have
the hboi;s - oaF own hands, and then l..
40 A'oii' oni'fs come on if they wan, To- TO- -
,ne legislative correspondent of tbs ch;,.
go Tribune writes as follows:
lrii;1 soiennly warn the people Of hi, s,...
illnOs that they are on the brink of rs,o,A 9.a'
sn5 1' Ine secessionlsts are armed nrsn.rs5
sH0,i "a * annie ready, while ~ -
oIner ha91' The loyal men are to.allv nn,.-i sus
paleu iney rely upon the General c.
neIl' ana Whlie doing so rely upon = brnLa.
Ieea: beheVe me when tell Won H., -0,.Ga "a
ieduihg democrats regard the matter = ~ G'u
Iono Ihe'r control. So one Of tbe frsf r1.- =
that party IN the State said to me en-, -, "a
ago: de lamented the condition of -. ~.
said be could do nothing. e-@'is' Oot
Ihe appointment Of all the officers IN n.
my, tne equipment Of troops. the arms -
are taken from the Governor. or IN o,t., e.,
words, the sword and the purse-tba ~ S.,-e'
Gratis already having the Legislatp-a "a
vested them IN men who denounee ire A5r,;r1
istration, and threaten to send an arg ,,,' =, y
washington to depose it by force
III the Governor resists Or puts forth n,
hand to arrest this outrage, he is to be crim;r
ally arrested and deposed
A day or two since leading Unjo, Deroo
crat was asked why be he'd not gone in az ;
Union Democrat and 60. up counter meet
ing to that Of last Monday night. He rsnIiea
that be could do nothing. That he vorI5
take his family to Canada Immediately if h.
could afford TO, for in less than ten davs il.
streets Of Springfield would be drenched II
blood f! This man has since made a Apeecb il
the secession Democratic meeting.
tell the loyal people Of the State that the,
are standing On a mine. A year ago warn
ed them Of what was coming. To-day I AGAR
warn them. | hope an not warning them !,
vain, but | fear the consequences oi a want Q
a decided action On the par: Of the govern
meEt.
In the House, to day, a resolution calm;
for an armlstlee was offered, and excite,
scarcely any comment. Other resolutions Of
revolutionary character We're adopted. Thi
is but the skirmIshng, however, that preoede
a battle. But it indicates that Wh.e- Is .
come.