Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-14

fl-A Nft Turn HptA- 49,
snd Ike the serpent in the fable, when warmed
into lie, YOU sting the bosom thst gave Yol VI
t4lty. | tell all such that in nations as -
men there Is a limit 10 1orheaTance. tell you .
that self preservation IS the Grst law Of every .
nation as OF every ic.ividual tell you tna'
when the ArfeEeau people become Thoroughly
persuaded that lrishmen are not ut to stand si1e
). side and shoulder to shoulder with them IN .
dIscharging the duties Of citizens of this he
public, citizenship will be taken away fforn ~
and it ought 20 be-
Gen. Busted closed with glowing perora- |
ton, and sat down amid long and loud applause.
4,fesaSs or Hon. L. E. cHrrrENDEN.
-iIr. Presiieat and Felior-eiii-ens;
\ short time after went 10 Washington in
the spring OF 1861, I found a very large dele
gltion ofour southern brethren overwhelm-
ing all the halls and Offices of the Treasury IN
AN earnest attempt to receive their 5aiaries, pro-
vision for which had not hcc- at that time very
well made 10y Secretary Cobb
About the les, Of April all these disappeared,
and they have not been seen il Washington or
in the Treasury since 7 should not say all
Through the succeeding summer, and during
considerable part Of the next year, as the war
rants FOR she payments Of quarterly salaries
7ere presented TO me for signature, noticed
that there was one judge in Secessa, the judge
% the circuit court for the Northern district Of
Alabama who was still insisting upon drawing
bis pay. ami that. as believe. after Treasury
regulation had been adopted, that DO msn could
draw ms salary, unless he was willing to take
abe cath % allegiance. In the course OF lev
weeks ] received q i.tter which had been snug
-lel tar. u-a thy rebel lines from that Judge
O. sH.f.. n no r.rs..r
OF e..l.s aud -four arms. when ecreralE Mitch
tll marched au army into huntsville, Alabama,
be i.4ai floating from the house Of Judge Lane
tHe stars and stripes, the hig Of this Union.
which hst never sot been taken down. Cap
I-.l-a.)
Some months after, Ju lse Lane left Alabama
all went tu Washington, and shortly died.
lne President thought he could not 10 letter
tllu 20 Immediately til his place, which be did,
hg tne nomination of Cat that time Geuerl)
Richard Busted NVpAuse) do not know
u.at aay body ht, ever been dissatisfied with
tl4r nomination excerpt the rebels. ! remember
ti1f shortly after iHs domination had been made
and htJ t.,u Confirmed, one % the Richmond
papers. the ! 5at.Cr, came out IN a long lere-
u sod wanting ia auow if the rebels had got 10
Doe -.t,uel ty -s-h general. rs Ben Butler and
u,a Judges .s Dick Busteed. applause and
sI.r fc.l Wei, gentlemen, ! rather think
u.-y Ha,,. ! believe that IS the present imprc,-
si.uot ID ,o-.a e.4lle portion OF the State OF YER
mont and O., tlr American Union. And ny
.,, ,..I' ,.g, dawn 'i f,ssrs IrJ-e Busted
-a.- down u;oHe Northern district of ilahama,
somebody ,a.ra Uil bee hung (AUplause.)
Sow h.er beard another thing sad II him
nrc.nrerac,d,. alI j, might have done ham
4.-,r,i.' .ere. .ere ia.y -a'i 'ha' be wa.
.--.-e,,..s rrit EsrI.F .,r ih,,as long
a- ID, v.. go about the country delivering such
rs , s , .'-.'' ,..' 'o-',, AL ne ami ,-'{
tase aen much Interested iu Dis soee'h--i
A-.' a.. &C., NE '''-,.i ia
.va.s IKE q, So. . MIN in I'D. Ia.',..u r-s.,cl
handsomely. l.aH.at.-l Deraiay er can't
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la. -r.as.r however omitted one quality m
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