Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-21
JeH DaYIs Address.

GNAA OAF41 lAAANs3f
la Davis a.s lssuei q cnstty liross % bls
rs9tle. rte.uottn. tae successes which have at
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ey, ana lrthg those not 10 aeti'e war service
% 5tg8te thtr cntira energies 70 TIE raising d
tf,.l tf..r...l. a~mr Nr p.vfiete.k, IN.
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"hici i59A n9Ih'n1 ii1a grown % n 4 i'iA'la'
ablt aru ol Jheig defence 4uI hasl.fatly q
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e $50. Z.
telefaif. lle als3 clust"lA'A'es u''N''" '1A'
tie season 1t high waterl' passing away thus
Iel,attp, Ill. h5oe, ID Its ansmies tl 5e able
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Oh 'ne t93I 4Hes.'oH' u'N''o'' ~ '1'''
nit ST. hopeful, ane uses he!oI.Jwihg language
Wseo.tra. fr-.t. hlweyet. th4t tds war
isu.sy.i eaa.5, aud ae SILL ag. confronted BY
t5wtfiul amefau tale4ttuel hy numerous
lcgts. lu. tlAt the tHyttlmsat tha. controls
tho.a ia. aud 8.al,s i. driven ii most desper-
M ,f.rf. ia ,a.st H. qnb4lv purposes, in
winch X has taus fair baea dsieltei Il will
NE tbe tnos. energy g. avert dis impending
doom. ro ful.vmertgd BIZ the atrocities il has
committed. taes4yagr aara4rism lt has encolt-
sset. arl She ef5wulur attempt 70 tx3l.o tie
ser,ile ! p1lssion % massacre eur "tesi
daughters aud helpless children With such
eontas, before us there IS bat one danger. which
tho cyprnmtnt 0i your choice regards With ap-
pr4Isnsian And l. avert tLis danger i ap-
neal. 10 the never falling patriotism and spir.
,ou have exhibited siuce tue beginning Of the
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The very unlavore9le season ana lhe pr7faeF
FL 9rsusf,s If last YEAR reduced the haryesIs
on which yedepend lar below the average YIELD
and the deficiency was unfortunately still more
marked in tAs northern part OF our Conledera
~ where surpliss were specially needed tor
tiearmv II through confidence in an eat,y
ne,cs which nav Troye delusge, oar fields
. sbond now be devoted T. the production OF
r,t,on and tobacco, instead at grain aud i've
ttsek and other articles necessary tr the sub.
.,.tsnee If tbe peotie and the army, the conss-
'ooneea may trsye 4ersus Il not disastrous,
a,,es,,lv Should this rrcsen. season prove un-
IS r,,5rsffs as a.t
A Iistrpetlat the wheat harvest in 'he more
c.,,'.r, Sta,es Which will be gathered next
. asn.h ,rami,.s an abundant weld: but even
I, - ,b,. ,,rnr'.s IA untitled difficulties Of trans.
nor,,,iln' 49,. enhanced by an unusually rainy win.
.s,'.. ,t,rra.,p,.n,s IN military opera
: ,i, ,i,. wv, IND n rnr among tha leope, should
.l',., , i tba nisls aud northern portions Of
Wv ,sior,ey rr9ys deficient. bot no unea,i-
.,s V,,, hs Gt IN regard to rhe more supply
! rg1a FE,i ' f., ,orn II is f,F the large amoue,
- og11 nr" AMI "a G,,ge I'M REQUIRED in raising live stock
=. n animals used in the military op-
sr,,ions @ too bulkv ior distant transportatons
. and n them tbe deficiency OF the last harvest
= , anu - ''''H' ''lci, ''e
was MY e.i, 10 3.,atsd exclusively to the
'.l' ;,an n ~ ,,rn ATS beans peas. potatoes
apuag'D" h"r loa5 lar man and beast Let corn be
ana ~n o1c Sroa5Sg., S r oder in the immediate prox-
soH" s;is9a5s rivCrs and canals. and letall
= ,'a nns sgr,s h. directed to promptly supply the
r, 9r,clss IN tbe districts where our arms are ope-
h raunc The supply ol meat for the armJ is do
D a. plts lsbasapar IL only temnDrAry, tur