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

has aafrata - a.piisheel ~ - "a
mirabir py anl 81 iise gsAl All
81 ihe stat ihemsslsc ilai vbieh Tie
lrnef q ise Constitution placed be-
) ond ihe power g ihe Governments
In every recovered territory . be-
established nac.eos ~ it,own sous
ais.upd ulacl haYs ralhsrcd She log q
unramm,ltd by ID" aud e butts abe
are bringing hack. no, only 'Ae Stat
bus the State rrseneraie3. i has thus
prepared lhe vaY iora ffeearifi'clio'
81 ll,lon Nhigh shall ~ SOME hing
NOR, ihun faau ia name. Gov
sri,ug S. moon May consider It's wo'k
thus accomplished vo',g Than nolhi 2
bu, lhe Gag Is not lar distant "hen i
viii b, looked back gpar il, ll't saliva
ton Il tie nalipn aud ibs ground
work Of it. iutore prosperity. by lhst
day Gov Seymour's par, ~'lib but
thing Of tie past Aud ~ runnoi
understand Any he or aay other mah
unless be love. slavery and .s.ora g
and wrong ad oppre .sioa iar 'ie.t
own sake. c,a i, posed g the nd
zeal advaucemr Lii t.ie ig lie NAY
resent ass unaslui itierirrauce Of
the Genriai Governs M viii, tie To-
cal INSTITUTIONS 81 The STATES, but Il
Western Virginia and Missouri see fl
ia4Jo.ish slavery oiibin Iavir borjers,
sia; !, Il To hn. lie may di.liae the
rant Of Norilirfn Abolilioni,ts like
Phillip, aud Garrison. bat il men ike
Andrew John on d Governor Hicks,
.lat hold rs and SouiberSer,, dssir,
70 Z nil of slavery believing il TO be
rse 70 their States and their Sec
ton, Ly should he complain! God
forbid hat lie nation should ever be-
hold another such i speciaele.-Sohh-
ern men trying TO rid In mselyts OF
he evil wiMh has dwaried them il
tie past and brought present ruin and
dasolaiion upon them, aud Nsrlhcrn
men rnarayorung TO force the incubus
aek upon them.
i" las IT (iie Governmrni) paci'icd
/ them inquire, Gov. seymour. ~
Idouht if a man Of Coy. Seymour's po'
sition ever before a ked so simple u
qus ton. How m'ch ,iroking on tie
/ back does Western Virginia need ID
dras out her Union sentiment IIow
I much DOES East Tennessee require Il
be pacifed n How much d, tht
soothing art is needed TO win bac,
4 tile love Of those who have suffered
imprisonment sind III the evils Of t.
ranny rath'r han yield even An out
ward ApYotion 10 nnoher ?-of thost
who have lived in the mountains vain
er tban taks The oalIi OF allegiance Il
the Soutbern Comede acy ?--ol lhos,
who Iavs found lheir way over hund
re.is OF miles oil mountain paths 10 loit
the armies OF the Uuian? How mucl
pscllicaiioa Is needed 10y Kentucky
with her fifty thousand nen in til,
Unicn ranks and her sixty lhou.auC
majority tor the Union candidate? tt,
truth of the matler is tie Government
I has "paciiied' these sections aliogeth
er 100 etieclualIy for The good OF Mr.
Seymour's party. They have beer
50 We'll pleased With the conduct Of tn,
/ Abolition Administration that i,
( Weston Virginia they have adontec
the Northern system OF townships, il
NJ ,.oari they have provided for th'
climate extinction Of slavery. ia Ke,
lucky ttey have refused 10 eject Ih'
!" Conservative candidate, IN rennes
see tile principal men are calling will
Andrew Johnson for the New EngIsn,
cement which AIr. Srymoer's part,
d,aesls ST much 10 settle there and re
4 generate the State.
But, Coy. Seymour goes on 10 ask
has quiet and confidence been re
stored n Ii Is true that the eminent
II " civilized guerilla warfare of lr
4" chkal ous" brethren Of the SouiI
have somen lat inteiterred with tn
quiet" Of the recoy nd territory
But in one important Flaceai east to
Governments lias restored ,luiet 70 III
conquered people History will rec
ord as the lrad.n5 citizens lave them
selves averred. thai Nea Oeiesn. lh
chief ciiy Of lbe oniederaey has bee
better governed since TAI en possession
o. By the Uniiei States Loop. than
ever was before. Nhec mob T.,
has hitherto rei-ncd ii terror and Vi
olence. property and person are nos
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