Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-07

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Ie'''r rom gentleman lu" returned from li'''
which states upon good Information that seventy.
,hrs, Of tho leading man Of the South. including
D,,;, ri. o,h;,., and man, ,o,,,o,, and Ger
l,"'", NV 'N'."s'' '"' "'"'
loomo' anu !" 'e' "fo's inc FRENCH Emperor
in November last, urging upon him speedy rec
IGNITION ofths South. The latter offered the rs-
lowing inducements 10 Napoleon
q" lat. That il WAS the Intention OF the leader,
Of the South (Which intention, however was to
be Kept secret un'II Inc war "" GSerJ 50 s soon
.ah;l;," IL ~ sor,h hafora ,bsir .,r,v v,,
abandoned That the poor whites or non.,lv.
owners, who would help them fight and conquer
'bslf ln1epesasnce, 30 soon a. a nooll'y "~
or,,s North and lave univ tho nobl, and hi,
sbav. continuing tho Grme,t nobility, becsus
the peasant will be the property Of the nools,
NnIle ta' Nns OF uom'rcA'op oe'TSsa tnem ",ll
o,,.hi;.L r'L;l;,, o,n,o, h. do,h,fnl 10. !, !.
well known that the leaders Of the South had
forced this war and established the present Con
fed'r'cy n opposition 'oam'JsrlIy oil every s"'s'
mon,,obi.. :. sncc"r.aa r,b;;,, 'nS - d,oo "v'
arc democracy.
Sd. That in accordance with the above intsn-
ton they these sSv'n'yIhf,e) designed to iscsre
~. nav '..G's1' 'V's.. .",vnJ ''"'II'n"s ..
for Their fu,ur. Conisdsacy a, mtny sl,ysovne,
or future mobiles as possible
II the statements Of th, correspondent had no
confirmation but tho writer's words doubt, might
be entertained Of their strict verify But We are
not lef to this unsupported svidsncs Of the de-
sire and intention of slave owners at tn, South to
establish a government similar tea monarchy.
Dr. Russell, better Known as Bull Run Russell,
in bis Diary frequently slIudn to the wish OK.
premsd by southern planters, during bis journey
through the slave states, fora monarchy. These
suggestion, surprised him At tho time, bat th.y
we're so frequent as to establish 10 h, mind the
conviction that the men who owned slaves,
and had large o.tsts, in the South, were sick Of a
Democratic or Republican form Of government,
and were decidedly faror.bls to some stronger
form OF national authority. A gov.rnmsn. more
after the English model, or at least one in which
what they are pleased to call the mob should moi
participate in the choc. of rulers, or the enac,nc
Of laws seemed to ha,. the mos, attractions ior
those who w.r. building up . country and , civil
in,on upon the institution of Slavery.
And th, admiration of mon,rchc,l form, Of
Government, /, tn. natural and in.vit,bl. rro,lb
OF the system OF slavery. Th,, institution h,.
no foundation ,1osp, in tho propodtion that an,
mans rirh, to life liberty and prop.rty il. without
reference to conduct, better than spo;h,r man,
! Ii r,,,. for il. maintenance upon forc, ard do.
pet,m. In iu creed III, child Of ,.y, motb.
i. born slave and must dig in tho sld, ,nc
grind in the mill. Of it, master. A. .cons,op,ns
Of ,hi, accident Of birth and this, tn. .,,sno
Of III. wor,, forms Of d..po,i,m. Without hi
supper, the system could no, stand A wear A,t
lii /, arain,, tn, thsory and doctrine That H.
child can never epioy tisht, which The mo,hs
did not psnsu, tina, Liberty hA, bean oontsndin,
for hundred, Of years. TWAS sg.ia,. hi, doe
trin., announced practically By the King Of Gre,
Britain, that the Colon. r,b.n.d, and i, ".
upon the sntsgoni,, doctrine that they r.,ts
their argum,n, in justification Of thar ,r.s.o,
Southern treason thu. stand. revealed u,r,
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