The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-20
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Eseple shd Pc'nfacs faes
rs calf ~ peace God 81 s
fsiheft bngaf % pesn fameuj F,
- scr hearts Ed 81 lttEe aisaF fs
CT ihs red waters and - ogf tlis
sloresB peace ~ tts bcltas1 sft 81
ies and ibs boosts that Nal ara
them peace sor the ai3aus afl tam.
criea ~ tbs tnoiHe ara aat
agaiusi. 6raui o. pacr. o God. ~
I'll AID for distracted ,tofa so hlte
ing lssd- speed lle great time ~
pesce.
Hen Alien. a New Yark Nas kiaa
enough 70 inform us aSAYrrt IS 80
lhs cause q tie war. 6ui dc Ato...
iiouisf. are. 10 rrmove tie cause
You mgsi remove the Abolitianifs.
There 4 not seeessioBist pvts Is
The whole South.
Me-. Whiting, = Copperleal spirit.
ualiH, wanted % know ii bit hearers
"efs going 70 submit to a coascrp ia
to eight their Southern 5rtfirrn lie
icaoaD.ei u A. war Of invasion.
fsshry Clay Dean didn't ike little
Nsc. Wben asked il he would EOS.
port him ii nominated be said eB
fore God, fellow eitixeas, ae have ore
idiei IN the Presidential chair lau'l
lei Us pat another IL il."
Ike Rynders said before tie Irwin
cible Clab:
AFTER three years petty despolism,
] stand free man before free peo-
pie. ] know the South are A. gallant,
ehivairous and noble a people as God
ever created. ON sorry the South
have taken The steps lhey have. but
God knows thes had Just cause to acl
as they did. lie did not conside il a
shame 10 make peace with poWer
which had kept them al bay i0f three
years"
"By Cd We niue, have McClel
Ian nominated. We must pat d stop
10 this id war. - DIAN RicLasoad 1
w. w. OBiien, Of Peoria, spoke /
''We must struggle for peace liberty
and our rights. Agaius, Us is fraud.
violence and murder. The people tire
Of the iyranl's rule. NC val. have
Tree election or ieee fight; ma SIC
warn those ia power that their blood
will pay for any intracliou Of our
r.ebts."
Sunset Cox indallcd ia an isaam.
na'ory but guarded harangue IN which
lac claimed
I'VE are for peace, We leprecata
violence but there are lhngs even
worse than war, and THAI is t,ma
aDd cosardly subm ssiyn 10 wrong
Let as endure no longer, bur meelt.t
first outrage d our constitutional re.H,
as our fathers met the agressors Of
theirs"
"Ihe war is an unholy Eight Soon
the net IS to Be drten that will patf,.
er IN il bali million more lo fael the
insaiiablc thirst Tor blood Of the Ne.
gio God. Let Us demand cessation 1
q the saerihea until Tie people shali
pronounce tlicir great and emphatic
verdict for peace, and III Tie lymut (
understand that the dema1a @mp, /
from earnest men, ana must be ~. ;
sprcted, MHas,crs.
Mr.. johnson, claiming 10 De- aa.pel 5
mongrr from Missouri, biu,ed st.o,Ig. e
ly at Western obiedefcay. Ie
said:
I'll II shall be pcccssuy Ia the sd.
tkpcnt Of our difficulties 10 allow + Y
lew STARS 10 torn a constellation i, 2
themselves, think We c.u be iusl II,
safe, just As well protected, ana Isl
as free aud happy under unoa "a
Republics as we have been andcr i
Union OF States. wait 10 SEQ tlis
whole continent bound together 81
grand nnion Of Republics. And va
Will have il, and will have peace and
harmony and SELF government wAilt IT.
"Lel US hurl that usurper from
power. Never till tlat day come, Il
when the usurpcr and his victim meet
NJ iha judgement seat can he BE- pun- 8
shed ior bis wrongs, for bis eonspira. s.
y asains, American li6eri,. b.
!sr, Of Michigan.
I'VE viii have free press and free
ipeech. Are you willing any Mn,er T.
Q endure your hardsh,psl fNo. T. IS.
Then come up and hurI Mr.. Lincoln
ION power. This black abolition par. 81
y has nlmos! broken up this govern. S.
nsni. VIII you endure it any Ioue. Ba
r i"-.Er. Fuller. 81
"Whai is tins war for The nig.
err Il is for the niger against The
fhite man. 1 think We don't want +. z
ur bosoms stuffed 50 much with damn
1 niggen this warm weather. DOM
eliese The negro is equal to tie While q
laa. l. i not high time that tits ia 4
srnal war was stopped 1.-THE South at
ouid be subjugased BY this internal b
ar, the bayoneis would be turned r.-
.ainst the North. Come veal or
oe We will be Tor the sovereignty ii osa
ie States and individual rights. - Z.
r.. .Sasdersoa, n IA.
Il advise peace and harmony, bus =
IN Tic struggle il reaches the poin. q
at The ballot box is even ioucllcd Fss
i,h sacriiegioas hands, | say thea
I'd there, come What will, Ie, tie lives
ID homer oi all be pledged IA ,l,.t,i.. ~