The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-03

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! hfesle Painfully stand " ii.s aoustiis
fion our fashers frsmea and hiFh hearts wiI
hltss yeur saorts ard that abouiinaticn d
dssalatioa, ehrrupiaa apa frand, ard 81
'hs saqst % stbsllisn against the rights d
the people ard ofile saifs. mus eone doHn.
Ihe bard writing i % ths vail ID Gaming
letters. - plain that the osicIals a Wash.
ingioa. have sssu. aud read. and tremble. %
l. c s. i Dot resident u Bopdtlls
--hsEeter lis bic post aflos address. Bosd-
Vile fepudiaiss the sediments thus expressed
BY him Il seeus somewhat strange thar %
gooi nan a. l. c. s" should all into
sasb fatal error as 10 find eloquent words
IN denuheiation of.ihe national sdmibistra-
tion, bal MOI even a word II esBsure far open
and ayewed traitors. Bot sir. remember
ia MY scheol BOY days Of reading thar evil
communications eouup, good manners, y
and .iis nCt 20 strsnge amer al Considering
human weakness and deprayity) hat any
enc Who regularly reads the .4rgus--I leave
ooi the Patriot for Il is should have
his ideas q patriotism corrupted
Newspapers that habitaally abuse, viliify
aud misrepressnt the national administra-
iton In the dark hours Of rebellion, aud in
testine trouble threatening the very cxis-
ienee Of the nation. and have no words Of
eeHsure for the traitors, who are seeking its
d'smemberment and consequent ruin, but
rather ,ry to paIliate their horrible aud
9 eudish misdeeds. must have only cor
rupting influence
80 L. G s." clearly intimates that the
abomination Of dssolaiion." Sc, Is fully
represented in the Union administration
for, says be, The handwriting is on the
wall, in flaming letters. SO plain that the
officials at Washington, have seen, and read .
and tremble," How stands the casel We
have a recollection Of conspiracy being
formed some three years since for the ayowed
purpose Of pulling down the " Constitution
our fathers framed and creating a coneed-
eracy not upon The broad basis Of a q free
ana ancompromising democracy but with
human slavery as its chief corner stone. and
said eonspiritors have made war upon us in
violation Of I" the rights Of the people and of
the states, and are aud have been using
every means that human ingenuity ana dew
iitry can deyise-not excepting murder.
arson and rapine-to accomplish their foul
purpose while the national executive IN
striving to put it down and thus prevent
our dismemberment and preserve our fer.
ntorial unity intact, is only doing what the
Constitution explicitly says he must do
And men will condemn the executive. be-.
cause forsooth his plans are not theirs and
strive to palliate Ahe wrongs of the corspi-
rators, advocate their recognition, pray
Almighty God that the federal arms do not
'ucceed, &c, &. 30 shame where is ,by
blush -
The idea of I" the hand writing on the
Fall - being fearfully read at Washington
: simply ridiculous. Where in the name 81
leaveg are those " flaming letters ;, Are
hey written on Ohio with her hundred
thousand majority against the martyr Val
Sdigham, the prince Of copperheads are
hey written upon the Granite Hills of New
hampshire with her recent Union victory
can you find them in Connecticut with
er immense Union gains2 Shall we look
'r them in the great states Of New York
nd pennsylvania after their brilliant suc-
IS last fall' Or can we hope to find them
the Great West with her Union triumphs
us spring Or must we 60 to. Arkansas
mere freedom is written all over her BAN
ers Or to my Maryland" with her
cent immense majority in favor of uncon-
tional emancipation. "Not there, not
lere.n
Perhaps we may find them in New Jersey,
state controlled, by railroad monopoly.
ID whose legislature respectfully entertaips
proposition to fine person for enlisting a
'gro possibly we may find them in Ken
cky, state that stroye to maintain n
'utra.iiy between her country and its ene-
les. It's only possible, for in the Ian
'age Of the bOld.snd eloquent scoyel, i" You !.
az subsidise your newspapers, you may :,
ibe your legislature but the heart Of the .
ople is right" And the Camden and
nboy railroad may yet loose its control of
w Jersey and Kentucky become worthy
e immortal Clay.
The people are going upon grand snake
mt next November and many will be the
in, and but few the tears that will be
ed They do not mean to stop until il !
no longer be said that the stripes - s
on cur glorious banner " but represent
scars en- our negro's backs" So mote J
be !
In conclusion, Mr., Editor, let me say TO {
Z, quoting from : L. G. S." with slight J
at importantly alterations, Go ahead,
cad the bsnaer Of free and uncomprom- 1856
ng Democracy TO the breeze. Faithfully
nd by the Constitution our fathers framed ls6
! high heaven viii bless your efforts, and J
Il abomination Of desolation, . human s
very, together with corruption and fraud No'
! all the clique in rebellion against the I
hts Of the people and the states must come lSG
w. The hand writing is on the wall in S
ming letters, so plain that traitors North Dec
South read with fear and trembling. G
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