The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-03
The Manchester Journal
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Chhkamaaea, 4la pael 81 address
10 "a. s83lcrs Tbs ad5tcss Z. aof-
els al to8es JcderaH Davis Is "a
noas - ii. 4eechss and addresses
Ths aeusIiy cogiaa some ,ru'h aoi
-,,atdesl a falls hood. lie la.l
T. Bragg army S Is 30 means ~
exception 10 ,ia... s. i, every ether,
he "a leayof. d make tie soalbera
people and .allian believe that ,heiJ
oaly alternative = 20 Ggli on Il any
cs.tH.l the achievement uf ind pegd-
rn,r. 81 bgconc slave q whai IA
j. lleased 10 cal de-Isai.c usufpa.
ton" Tic jiato sal altrnp, Of ilf
defeated I,l.aas4s a Nitm he Is
clnei, Il destroy lhe county WHICH
They could 40 longer rulc, !, fkillnly
ma1e to appe a lieiy defence Of a. our
county agaiust an "uf6nst" and
i,royiaas4 war i Il. Of course, q
be expected tbal - great villain as
Mr.. Dnis would assume The strain Of
iured inference. iiut ;here Is one
sentence 10 ibis adde's IN which Mr.
DAYS rivals, 10 the PRONUNCIATION q
tic Easiest aud largest ialschoods, ltc
fam %. address u Beauregard, Of sim
liar intent md purPo-el
" Before you Is . country devastated by
your ruthless invaders, where gentle women,
feeble age and helpless infancy have been
,ul lseisd to outrages without parallel in the
warfare Of civilized nations"
This i wholly false, and 10 man
krous il 70 BE- SO better than Mr.. Da
,i.. That sentence will 60 into his
tory aud before the bar OF impartial
Judges, President Davis will be cou-
,cled Of knowingly promulgatins
through public address statements
without The slightest foundation in
i-ci. IT present Mr., Davis i keep
10 counienancl BY others equally
criminal. sbo make use Of the same
ialseaool Southern rebels, foreign
syu.palhizers and Northern Copper
htu3. make up the friendly trio WHO
howl around the National Govern
ment tits infamous liz. Mr.. Davis
starts Tie .uae, English hatcrs Of our
country takc J, up, and the : Demor-
rcy" hasten 10 JON tie chorus, all
singing ia delightful harmony tic bar
barilies and uhuinanilie. OF the LIN
coin ,yauny.'
Bot il seems TO Us that Mr. Davis
Is very unfortunate in his choice Of
the section ia which to charge The
Federal Goyernmet with outfagps
Without parallel in tie Warfare Of civ.
ilizrd nations. The country desa,-
ia,.d by ruthless invaders" to which
hc refers, i. Eu,i Fennessee--a name
rot very suggestive of rebel mildness
a j humanity, II was ia East Ten
ne,see that men Of seventy aud youth,
OF fourteen were Lung without trial
and without boiits, for no other crime
than refusing To be traitors. Il was
ihtrc iiat loalh,ome Dungeons were
crowded viii political prisoners WHO
received no mcdirinc in sickness, nor
a Il ceul burial in death. Il was there
thai peaeeablc citizens we're shot d0wa
ia the streets and at their windows
], was there that gentle no.
mon, feeble age, and helpless infancy
were CHASED 10 mountain deus lile
Wild beasts, BY murderers in Confcd-
er &c uniforms And 81 his under the
authority Of Mr.. jefferson Davis
When tie historian comes to weigh
this grave charge aga inst the Nation
n Government, he will hot be IN
mindful u The history 81 Mr.. Davis
own rule ii East Tennessee. We
cannci but think hat Mr.. Davis was
very unfortunate IN his choice Of this
SECTION 10 which to charge iAe FEEDER.
al Government with barharuus AMI
mhuman rule. lis name is altogether
too suggestive.
Our cause depends on you says
Prcsdeat Davis 10 Bragg's army
We are inclined to think that this Is
irue, aud il j. % seldom that this can
be affirmed o. anything in Mr.. Davis
writings that We are very anxious 70
pass this one instance to his credit
Bragg. army Is undoubtedly The right
arm d tie Confederate Governs ut.
j This vere destroyed III dependence