The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-12


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cess.
llas il revived lheHt. z ptarv
!, commerce ressopdf asa. Go,
seymour 10 sbcg he lslv.id Is
y proclamation opsued tie lsinci,a,l
captured psrl. laihe comner,v Of The
world. II Gov. Seymour expects COM
merer 10 spring M enh toll gor IA
the lraek Of AZ Al a lnUmen's noiits
DC display. lamvuiab'r ignorance
lhe eject q one up n lhe ai,sr. We
venture 10 "a, thai not al the vi . N
q tie Dguwratig ftllsts wvte they
ia tie p4er. I power could bfng
aioui Al p.ail II Gov seymour
meaas ~ maie ttm the Gov rn-
mrns h5s n,t - fsr relaxed the re
srietion upon ltadt a. TO ALLOW arti-
,le- very sener IN the Coufedeiacy
10 liad Their way IN the e for be use
Z { the rayi armies, he Is unduubled
correct lbg Go,erpmeni probahl,
vii nol ,ein such haste to restore he
blessings u comm re- as 10 give aid
and comfort 10 it. oEn enemies
Gov Seymour asks If he recovered
territories areuot " held as they were
conquered at the expense Of Nor,herp
blood an / ireAsurt, aud answers Tie
question by observing that in no
place las the wisdom Of the Govern.
mcnl gained Us allies This is an in
famous Justification Of history aud We
can only eharitabl, suppose thai the
4 Governor la been too bn,ily engaged
IN tnquiriug 10 the eonit on ot the
Fort Lafayette victim. ol the > ranny
Of the Administration and eond0ling
with the " illusirious exile 10 keep
track oflh, prcg,ess otnalional events.
The " vision Of Government has NJ.
ready placed lity thousand negroes
j under arms and Gen. Thomas assures
! US that BY spring there viii be enough
colored regiments organized 10 ga'ri-
1 son the whole Valley OF the Mississip,
. pi. Negro troops already garrison
: the principal forts on that river. Al
i Port Hudson negro troops iougli side
i by si,lr with he regiments IRON the
D Empire State with equal bravery and
/ success. Negro troop, fought with
D honor in three Of the principal b tile,
& in Louisiana, OH lie eoast Oi Florl.ia
, and in sight Of Charleston. 5u' por,
/ lIaps Goy. seymour notld not dig }
: these men liberatea by an uneonsii-
: iuilonal'' proclamation and therefore
c stl! "chatlels" With the name OF al
F. lies" ii he Will not his assertion j,
i noi the le@e talsv. Inetc are The
c handred thousand aud more troop.
!. from Kentucky, Tennessee AID NJ. Is
i, souri, ;-tu say Gothing Of the loya
Ii regiments lrGm Western Virg,uia, Tia,
, orgaalzeii Unioni.ts on the North Car
G oIlns cast, the loyal AIabamians wht
d lave found their way i,to tennessee
{ the huudr,d OF Texais recently en-
II listed, and the several thousands VII,
i have entered the Union ranks in Ar
:. kansas Wherever The Government
n has gone il has made : allies.
e Gov Scy moor declares tbat " til,
SPIRIT which prompts he harsh meas
4 w d suhjueal on Las driven Il many
y IN the Border States Lit him O
= auy Of his friends name tie man !
: they can produce one respectable maI
G who has thu, zone over a. the enemy
y twenty distinguished cilz rs can b.
u named on the other hand who ha,'
d recently deserted tie rebel. with I'll,
J Proclamai ion. the conlscaiion, the >us
pension Of the habeas corpus and al
the other hug-bear, Of liz Democracy
9 before their eyes. Gov Seymoa
7 wrote a lett endorsing Vallaldigha
and Nalland aham bad stro g az,
able supporterin Butler county name'
u James Clark, aud that man has sol
: out and gene 10 Richmond He wa
: oHc OF the chiefs OF tie OAio Delnt c
8 rscy and not citizen Vt Rorde
= State. Gov. seymour can rest as
surrd that his own pro inent support
J. ers OF Iammanl fang are ii uch mon
< likely TO JON the rebels lhnn men 0
y note il the Border STATES.
" Gov. Seymour refers TO +" Wis
a d generou. policy" which Nigh
have made the southern r. opie on
tr.e nds. That wisr and geuerou
policy, a. be calls il, had fair trial bu