The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
Gen. B4ttlsr on the way to deal with Re-
t~- bellon.

at the Academy of Music, New YORK City, Thurs.
doy evening last. In the course OF bis speech, at,
ter showing that the rebels had rad4 themselves
allen enem es, he gave his views OF the way to
deal with them as follows:
If these men are alien enemies, how does it az
feet our political action. The wy moment ",
are at war--aS insist with foreign country to al
intentS and purp ISes-how Can any man stand NJ
here and say he is on the side OF that ortgn 1uu
try. \ppIlu e. n 'ne but an enemy. [Ar
pl4usr iui1 /, the way to get this mttter tisHC
A mtn must be either cor his c1uatry IT a2tiqSl
his c,untfy. Applause. He cInnot be throw.
ing i'm )edtm .Ats all The time in the way OF tht
progress of his country under the preten>e tha
he is he ping some other portion Of his country
TAnp!au,p. II a man thinks he mJ>t do some
thing to brng back MS erring brother, let hju
take his mu~ket and go down aud try II in h II
way. Applause. Il he St is of different opin
ion, ana thihk thai il not the best way 10 bring
him back, and he can do it by persuasive talk, lei
him come dom with me to Louisiana and W |
get him over into Mississippi, aud il the rebel
don't feel tor Is hedrt>rng,, and not In love, |
will brig him back. BIT let him nor stay here
T App'au 2. VOICE -" Send WOID dow
first - Let Us sly to him, choose Ne this day
whom ye will serve. [Appau>e.l Ii The Lord
ghy God be God, serve God. L Bal be God
serve him No mtn can serve two masters -
Col and MAmmon. Appltuse. VOlCE-"lh4l'>
80.
Again, ther) are other D5ictl soq FENCES to fol-
low from ibis view which have taken OF this sub.
jet, a d this is with regard tc past p0ljjic. &C
aion. lfthey are alien enemie, am bound to
them 10y no ties OF party teAl1y. Ihey have pas
eed out OF thai, a. d t'ink | may go back a
moment and examine it all this party allegiance
and party te4lly, az regards them, are not broken
and If | am not to o)N siInyl To my cluntry,
and to It's service, and leave ben to look to the
c1untry they are attempting to erect, and TO its
Bervlc', aud IN try the conclusion between Us.
by this gave up M territory OF The nj ed States.
Every foot that was ever ClicunScrbed on the
map, all the lines around the United States be-
long to us, and none the less beCtu>e bad men
here att mp I'd TO organic 4 worse Government
upon various portions Of It, and that i, the ground
under uur laws and our Gpvernment as soon as
the cover OF the United States Can be ex acted for
that purpose AlI other p'np)s in III that
log cal seq ienc' Is that we h,vs no 0cc tsiln &c
carry on the fl ,ht Tor the institution az 1t uaS-
! beg your pardon, the Con>'itu ion as it is. Who
j. interfering with the Constitution as its ? Wac
m AXE, any attack upon the t'onstituuJn i? We
are fighting with the men who have gone out aud
repueated the CONSTITUTIONS, making a constu-
ton for lhems Ives. /" that's il" ard cneerS,
Aud now, my trIend>, do not know but SHAH
use sume here>l, bat as Drmnctar, an Andrew
J ckson d@mocr. I, am not FIR The Union as 1t was.
I"Good," and loud cneer-. | have The honor TO
say. as Democrat, and an Andrew ckSrn Dem
Oclat, am not TOR the Union u he again as it
was. Cnd r>tand me-l was for the Unlpn as it
was. bee iuse | saw, thought SAW, the troubles
in the future VIII Gu have bust upon u> but
haplsg undergone those troubles, having spent all
shi, bio ID aud Treasure. do not mean to 90 back
agar and be cheek To ~" as was httore, with
South Caroline, II eau help it. Applause. |
Marx me now let no man mlSundeIsL nd me
and peat lest | may he misunderstood, (fur
there ia noae 20 diff at To understand as those
that don't want to VI ,rk me again, say, | do
not mean t., give W single ncl OF the soil ct
South C.rolint. 10 III cries OF" Never. never"
and great applause. II hll been living at that
time, nd had the I,ll!ol, the will and the ab It,
~, would have dealt with South Ciaolinl as
,ckson did, anu kept her in the Unlon at all
hsz ,rds but now she ha, gone out, and when
abe coInes ia aga'n, will take care that she comes
in better behaved uG laughter, q Good,
"Thl', the talk, aud cheers mat she snail no
logger be the frebrand of the Uaon-lye, that
she shall Ell y what her people never yet eoJ ~
ed. tie h.es,lnss OF a repul lc'n form OF Govern
ment. lRenewed applause Aud, therefore, IN
that view am not tor the recon 'tructl0n OF The
Union as it was. have spent treasure aud blood
enough upon it, in COZ J4clon with my iellow'cItl
zens. to make il little better, aud thmk We Car
have a better Uulon. At was good enough 1t II
had been let alone. Toe old house was good
enough tor me, hut the South pulled down tn
ell part, aud propose, when we ouId 1t up u
build 1t up @ilh all The modern Improvements
fIL..,,rn1,. LInnhfer and three cheer j