Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
The State Canvass IN New Hampshire

ing o hard ngHl 10 lIt ntatt Nah'"'' 49,
inn On in New Hampshire Their candidate anu
their platform have all the characteristics wh'cn
have given such a bad reputation to the Demo-
cratic party in its attempt to break down ' lo
Government and stop the war. The beluoH'
cans on the other hand, have a candidate ana
principles thoroughly 10 sympathy with every
,g,rt Of the Government to crush treason oniy
the other day the leaders OF the Ne" orN C''y
Democracy subscribed to a fund TO be used 10
influence the election in New Hampshire ana
already their organs announce that tins election
,yil rehuke the Administration, and put New
ilanpsbire alongside Of New jersey IN lis at
t,pde Of ,pro,ition to the further prosecution
OF the war.
rpe Republicans have made very thorough
claya.s n the suite, and nave published as the
r.suitof that canvass, the opinion that Gilmore
can d. ELECTED by nljirlty OF 300 or 1000
,..s. A similar can, Is has been made, by mel
nr rtuz4um IN previous yelt., ana ~,
eli s.t1a- ave seo.ral,y esuiteI 'eIJ neaiiJ "s
died. aud poplIct oat OF me state
Tee N Oh c1ufieuca D .nls napnia statemca'
40 Al ,ne Union Democrat. ''eh'n' ~ 'ne
o,,, .I. mo account o, Whlou way 1t
,, ind result. we do
- d. .
.ut mn p. au important party to
o'''N l"I9 '''' Il MASS ''a'e Oo"''n
'., lu.-1iy ias' q Manchester, which issald
.o..... rem .ugu, attended ana Vas conduct
h .,,.,,,,,. n,,,,oroty ANA c,r,ocy
"''' Z" WIZ" = J. ~" "'"i i'"' ''l""''
iot" Douglas Democrat we bellcye, was
nominated toi Governor BY accumaton Hon.
"a ,. !, ,,.,.,...... ,,..,,.i .,,ho
~ VI '''' .''''''''' = '''' Wv
to''rnnon' and IN speech Defined his posl'Ion
as blows,
,.o., ,,,,os, :. ,o,o., an mo,e it,nor,ort
~ oo,"s r. ,L' ia 'a"' ,
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''I , "'e , thn 'ao,ts ~ "a .o,
', na i,a'o.,oJ n,,L". :. Wa III ',tss,aS.
a'' ''"..,'or D'" TLa ~ p''''o ,',,
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DC no uluIIo Brouhu'
In the contests Of inc old " ora We nave Ocen
spectators, INT rested 10 be sure, but having no
other intueuce than That OF sympathy but,
here now IN our own country in the contest
Tor constitutional liberty we are all individual
actors We are lor TIE Government or against
/. Tor me Government Pnfcnas" by the blood
OF our hth'r9 and pre- mt ID by The glorious
GA nag oi the stars a"d 7Jilpes, or we are sym.
pathIserS WIN the rebellion against the best
Government 'he WViIu ever saw no" /, Tor
one, am Tor M country ana us goverhmcuf at
all hazards. an an unconditional Union
man
My friends and nelshbors can bear me witness
that ever since the idl. o. Sumter | have done
VIVA, could "a my poor way TO aid the Admin
IsirAtloh to put down the rebellion Though !
dld not vote lof Mr. Lincoln ana never acted
with those who elected hiu, yet Regarded lG
as my most solemn, my most religious duty to
AID TIE c0nstitutonaly elected President in his
Efforts to save the nation.
IN this was not singular only followed
the lead OF the grea, lights OIL the Democratic
party, as Douglas, Clss, D., llol,, Andy John
son, Butler, nd a host OF the leaders OF our
then great party, but was also acting with tie
"''T ~, "a" -. '''"h'ooto" % save the
C c..'y 'u' VIZ un'"u III Tue ue-
ton of the rebels.
If any one has peculiar Ground Of eomnlaint
against the South II ia the Dsooeratic dertr
who have maintained 10 H., lullr.. rvt.p, ali
the constitutional rights d. the Sontb eyro as
they claimed them and vet tb,s rebellion !. a.
much aranst them and tber highest weI ,,o ~ -,
against the Republican marty.
To tins General nnri.ing II oN,-,h ,,o;,st
the re5e lion of the SOUTH there w,rc sonS no.
table executions. men Of character men ~ ~.
sition, who had never before beon silen, an the
sreat questions of the dav. Thew had ma ,ord
in conformation al the y.boInon IN W..