Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

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made The following btl2ntand glowing alluslon
to the position II the State
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pregnant with lig % The pa5auoai it is in The
coming loom o" the Ievee on the Merchant"
h.ys XIV, , way ''y "u "''o , 'Ia" al
Young hearts th.t are abo1. d.. around md he
-Jre us, that vita the m is.,c accompaniment OIL
fuIsfy ana lne caIms' OF 0eIs, rises Ike a uni
' ''9il1 IT, " 80" !" p'a''V ~ you loi
,pnao.e. w,vi,.. NJ d,gs gnd b,rdSa,obiai,S
say thea that the day we ceebrlte has the basis
OF century, Tor We have accomplished and
, ~ ~ ~ ~ " " I',''u'! J." we p"sV Two
rue to tbem.elyel' so lopg viii stand Louid n,
The first returning Sale, in which every man sa
,Ie man, aoa 'no aronHee. Of n!s own fortune,
G9G ,o ,;, h;, a,,i. ''' y. 'L ai 'uo '1'u'su!
But it requires c45ici,y, devotion All pprpo,e
q must Be cone by the peop.e and not By their
assI' ', ana IN. III ioyo.Ig tao blessings OF Al
SION. should AK him H. ,5s olsn;ta p1 " G' h.
power and wisdom, to dc no more and % do no
less than 70 lmpre's upon tn people Of Louisiana
, utt 1 1Ga G1 . ,uJ'[ .pou,,0'i'e' And their
r.;.
i"'' '''''''n'o' up,' ""cl O-nefaI banks
e'oqaenl'} 'ongTa'aI''es LOUISIANA we should
be glad u believe deserving the glowing color
ing winch BIS brush has g.yon il. But larger
audience attended the flaefA o. Mrs Margueri.
"a Caroline /. ,londe wifi. of Gen p r R,,,re.
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5''N' " '' a. ''A' uY' 'u'n were present al
tiahn's Inauguration. The Constitution Of LOUIS
ANA is unchanged, and /, the same now as before
,he r-beliop. Instead If Gen B,nt. as.sr,io,
a..,....-. ...-e.
maj Aou''''na Is Vn5 ursl returning oa'e IN
which every man is fre9 man." The fact is that
! Gen. Bunk, hires out. on bitown terms. and with.
an, NJ al o.,,.,l,i,, ,b. ,ocro,,;,os ~, i.h....
- w '' ~ 'Pr ''"''e'' ~ 'ao''e'''
-ne recently eA''no'P''s' saves 10 ms depart.
meut This cJmpql'ory apprenticeship ID quite
likely An Improvement u,on unmitig,tej .hvery
IN, v,a. a., /. .re,-o.4 ,b,ool,..d
Wv ''''' y - 'o'o''' ''' o'''feu "'en III LOUIS
laoa cannot be strictly free men.
And, les we should be SUSPECTED OF doing any
+, i,.,ico N Gen. B,nks we Diva bel,w cha %
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F''' VI 100 uP'''''0NNo"' W "eB'o 'aoo'
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT NEGRO LABOR. }
New Orean., February 20.
Mir C,oe,oJ " y RnL, Cona,,.,.i.. n.
'lg n.,so, ofte Cajf V,'" 0, goa,''a''y ne
OeueI7' u've 'us upnor 10 communicate
Tor y'ur ,nl'rhlu9n tos iol'o"ng report Of tn
p'St year P'oo7e"' = !" 'sB'" 70 'ne lree Ia
DOT niUNenie"'
Al I"e "l'e VI .ue ls'ui.s Oh uene'al order
NO ~ lne 0u'tonI se' es'looo' Wefs were be-
tween e,gnt anu zen thousand negro refugees who
were o.'us careu 'p' ~ 'n+ Puono e&I enSe no-
seq tent OoDqutS" nave Swv"e1 the number TO
over twenty 'uou'inu' lne Execution OF the
ofuer was 'S, "esG' WV" nNNlie'"o'e ulIncu,'le''
ls'' luz Pa"'.i' ""u 'ne eA-'iiVeho.ders did
moi oeN''e u 'n' 'ueof!, anu were very SLOW and
u'ia'o'! " 80 :" ,e'ue'"s " " PeCuce' lhey
we're unNefsa'y ~ u'e 70 t1e movement, well
knowing 'has =" @'pcesusu taesr peued aud
stupehuous iao''0 VI s"'ei! "ouiu 1e utterly de-
ssroyed'
"a Inc m'Jo''Y VI lhe o'nces and men OF
our army e.1nef u9m feai or assumed mseon-
sTucuoh ol tue oiuei' we're ho'ue 70 It's execu'
'lon' aou Lepe''euJ' I'e0,'l OF ihuitecuy' op
P'eu ~ o'ius solIIu on " 'lo nof,neih press
one iao''oli o. ou nur'tu us maed!ctlons a. 1t
ana l1s au'nol' 'nu V'"e' Jee'lng! saying hs,
ma usne,a' p'IHs - returning negroes 10
slavery ~ 'ne u'uS' VI ali Nese cohtendng
influences 'ae p''uSP'o was qu'e'ly working, ana
II soon became e''ueu' " a.! wac were not pre-
determined " Iiso.'e.e .'i. l, was no longer an
experiment as "es'otS ''0'Eea, ana mat, too
under Inc niusy u'Spar's'nS anu useouraglng cir
eoms'ancts' ~ o.,s' queuce VI 'he cuPluity OF
h'-"'i OF t'e" Gun 'ls 'ue> were often sreaied
IN o!u anu ~c"e,''He' S"lnu'eu Gu. OF thslT
earnings, OF "o't'uIeu ~ 'ne matter OIL clothing
ana loou sun Iu'! p0i',''en'iy worked on
seeming 10 eonpI1ueuu tpo necessity OF suffering
IN their 'Iahs''ion from slavery 'oireedom. Wien
inc etop' o. a'' SUMNER were re3ay LOT harvest
ing' lhen came ueuanu iof lsooF' ana many
thousand negroes were enp'oyeu at remuneratye
wages ,.,....:...--, ,
as'umeu 'u0 po''lon ol GUARDIAN or protector
LOT 'nem' an1 niue "ll''eu contracts with those
| desiring 10 employ men, causing the emulOyer