The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-27
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greater O. les degree, synpaaisers
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aleaf from sll lhe trial. and sacrifices
o. tLe war They bayc giy n huil.
ing siber al bl9sl Or treasure tor
the defence Of tle na,ioual life; bot
IN every hoar II disaster and gloom
they have came forth from their hid.
ing-plaers 10 sow the seeds 4 jeal-
ou<y and di*nnlol among those who
u oili te ulhed 10 enc great anil
I gior Gus endeayor iar the salvation
orihc perillei republic" Que fla
tore q lie plan FOR dividing the loyal
States, is The attempt 10 ALLEVIATE the
Western anl udl'e States from New
England IL tie west ;hese arrhi.
,ects Of ruin are NO king earnestly 10
make tie peofla believe that they
have hlI'c tcre.t IL common with the
eastern States ia addition to this
Eihere j. sgstemnie con 81 Of yulgar
fdisPar rcHent u tie New England
c!afactts anl principles, representing
title people IS um'ing ~ tue nation
a Feeling nd patriotism and az Oor-
'tle oaly % be c2 iai4d from III. com
ipauy Of tie other loyal States. These
Iare he doctrines zealausly Pot forth
with ajl tat cxlrayagant rhetoric
whieh unrrincipled lemasogue. know
how 10 use. 'rhev expect thus to
mako themselves raler. Of a piitg
Iiha' shil terminate ,le rebrlli n anil
re- esiabliah tie Jalion, and recall the
shystolding South, by sacrificing
shat scr the South may quite. W.
siDaid MT b blind 10 The fact that
o 1ab:zaGon' are bring tronaly al
yoca.cd on tie sroands above dpscrib-
Ell. ana ,ta, tie leaders 10 thi. trta-
s3n IRE already IN correspond ce
wit tic r,b ] CHI / a'the South. 1t
q lamaJl, thar there are men,
even III Vermont. who svmpail isc
with these operations, and cheer on
those i'.l lead III them But IL
woa'd FL e'l Tor III who favor the. c
moyemert2 70 consider what they
would " lkly 10 stio BY it all
f3uhl these who la,c inaupurai,d
these mcasrcs in the loyal States
lereci IN their operations. What
/ ienpfi aou'd Il b.ip tie citizens of
Vermont. to have tLe loyal States az
yilel. IA btoken up into sections
al arrayed against acl orher as The
S7aih I. aeaiasi Tie Worth? It
would seem tia, cecry man wio rs
q family. and eh.tlr,p 10 leave liz
bind hiu, whaieyer may be his pole
teal relations. woald hesitate, before
be uoull lend his name or influence
70 sac'l an uul dakins.
Yet we are not unmindfl If the
manner in which the public mind at
the Sopih va, worked upon and pre-
pared to adopt .ho.e secession doe
ltrines q hich have bfos 1t 50 mncl,
ruin and desolalion through their
borlers.
/ Il becomes tive anly Of every man
n Inv Norll and West to watch the
proceedings aba4i v llieh we are speak
ing, and he ready to meet The railing
accusations slich Nll be uttered IL
e cry available form against tie
Government and liose aho support
il ia paiting down the rebellion. For
there are men whose tbfoats are no
open sepulthre IN relnian 10 NIL yir-
toe. ,ratA and dltf. il being their
mission Is ssallow ~ AID destroy The
very foundation of Daliansl integrity.
ard u corrupt tile piblc mind n 4 e
North. jae; - the d-msrorues cor-
rup.td tie pablia mind at he South.
Tie success Of such cadeAyors 4,
the Soa,h, shoaid warn The more,
intelligent p-ople Of the fee States
agaias RE influence which such pro