The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-01

0aeliN iH faF tAAt "h tAttaHF aAtiafA
declaration from Mr Lincoln would
have saved the Onion.
ar. Pash ihea talks largely about
What we; ,ld 8 Nalnd.sl.am s
G.. lave given o caHy Oh HE war,
Every man ana every dollar asked
was given. and more was offered
True, 4 patriotic people did tlis. Bat
What did Nr. vallanligham do2 NJ
Joasiea ka h. aerer ro'cd man az
doliur. Aud what has Mr.. Pugh
DONE Ills clarion voice" has new
er been beard urging men TO volun-
teer. lie has never said come nor
60. lis heart las never been IL the
war. Aud yet see bow loudly be,
vi Q is supporting the not'a-man and
not-a-loIlar candidate, says about What
VIZ have done. TOW sec how We
apples swim
Tie next effort of Mr. Pugh Is a
mereenary appeal 70 llie people against
the var. Murder win out; and when
a man is opposed 70 bis country. his
treason will oozc out At some pcre.--
Many years ago, a similar appeal was
made to people struggling for their
liberties. II was IN these words
II give my promise Of most atIec.
tionate welcome to all who are dis
posed to join ne in measures neees.
sary TO close the scene Of our aiiIiction,
which must be increased until We are
content with the librraliiy Of the pa
rent country, which sill offers us pro-
lection and pepcfaai exemption from
aH iarrs Jm sach as zee shall hink IL
70 impose upon o,pseires."
The above i an extract from Ben
edict ArnoId's appeal TO the Tories of
the American Revolution, written il
October, 1880. Compare is spirit
with The mercrnary appeal of Mr..
Pueh, and see il you can discover amy
difference.
Mr.. Pugh next distinguishes him.
self by undertaking our victories, and
declaring we are 10 nearer the end
Ihan when we began. This declara-
ton is The mere echo d Nalandig-
hams address. Tie magnitude Of the
ii,l>ehood is 50 apparent, and tie reck
lessness Of the man WHO makes such
40 announcement il the face OF exist
ing tact,-facts conceded by the reb-
Il, themselves, AID by their friend,
IN Europe so striking, that we will
merely direct attention 10 the gentle
mans remarks upon this point.
There are otlnrponts in the speech
that we must pass over for the pres
eoi; but, Notwithstanding The length
Of thi, article, we cannot close without
asking our readers to note particular
Iy the remarks e Mr.. PugI, IN which
he declares the negro viii not fight
Tie official report Of Majors General
BaHks, who commanded at Port Hud-
son the report Of lie bate at Nor
ris Island, and tie report Of The battle
Of Helena, on the Foulh Of July,
contain suili :ient evidence upon this
point 10 cause Mr. Pugh TO blush if he
were Of a bluslina character, or TO
feel mortified If he were not 30 cold
hearted and selfish rs to be destitute
Of SYMPATHY. A true MAN would not
thus rob down.trodden race Of that
which they have justly won. They
poured out lhrir bIool freely, and
nanfulIy faced and fought the enemy
in defense Of tie National Govern
ment and tie National eaq. and yet
Mr.. Pngl, The wouId-be champion Of
Democracy. sets them down rs COW
ards, and as unworthy Of their free
dom. or even Of word of sympathy.
This j. a fitting conclusion to the
speech. In point Of veracity, honor,
manlincss. slatesmanslip ana patriot
ism, il is in keeping with the spirit
and character Of the whole deliver
anee.