Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-03-25


'Ar Drum had one night to write hi. letter and take
the sense OF "our thinking population" The number IS
small or he is very smart
mir Druou said u4t .'to his knowledge" the Jesus
have taken the oath &C and in this letter he admits
that he eis Jesuit The Jesuits therefore may be
guilty of all that is enrged and Druon have no persoua
knowledge Oft Veg, further and say thai his de-
niA is bad by his showing We simply charged that
he Jesuiis hero ncu.ea'e their principles and
quoted the oath charged asainst them la history. We
charge the positive ceoId ofhslory. Mr. Duon has not
met that.
trhe bull squel,hcd the ord, r. and thus permitted pub
icy TO its olih. Nuv Mr piuon admits tha, The Pope
Impressed the Jesut otdcr; aud We presume be will al
admit that Portugal condemned il in 1853 France in
1854 Spain in i7G7, and the sioe' in 7G9, Since the
Pope AND Catholic kings OF Europe suppressed the ord
1t bad in tn especially refer the Of
pIoying them to the Bishop; fMr Dmon is not aware
Of tell him that th Josui's uttered things here
which al least ven injudicious.
$50 Mr. Diuou has not got the book lie does not de
ny the translation. therefore Our authority not con
trovered by caiugh poor Darelc say that the oath
was not revealed o., Catholic auhoty, aud correctly
uAnslated aud recorded by hi,torens That the point
Mo- half logical as well ordered life.
Sit is true have been unkind to Mr Druon or
mis- people They arc mistaken 10 taking ,ukindy
now. A. they are OF Jesus. they need not become
the champions Of Jesus
'When The Pope sbsolycd Jssuits from their OATH we
suppose Jesuit could reveal h.. or COURSE mo- secret
'ould be pu, into Jesuit books for any body read
ttMr Druon does iha, secret political influence
may be used by Jesuit exactly As it by X Ms. Ia
fact from Jesutry sprAng X Nlsm-,he modes OF the
two being alike
ttAhl that is an unfortunate illustration
lihe editor alone is ons.be for Wednesdays article
Mr. has afi stff
consider it,
Mr.. Druon has circulated the above letter
emitting the notes-which gives his side
without ours. Why not give both sides ?
Col. Dement'S second lecture was of in
tense interest, embracing glowing pictures o.
the realities Of soldiers life, and full of in
teresting details connected with the escape
the Colonel from rebeldom and his immediat,
enlistment into the Union ranks particular
of three-months campaign, subsequent ser
vice and final capture by Gen Morgan, witt
incidents of bis imprisonment. Tte hall wa
filled to its utmost capacity and the audenc
held in breathless attention for two and one
half hours by the thrilling events narrated b
the speaker.
The Ratland Herald complains that the tel
egraph did not announce the new call fo
men in that quarter. Ditto here. But the
Vermont will come in ahead Of time, even
she is little late in starting.
Vermont State Skies s76)brought lO4 l.,
in Boston on the l7lh.
"Tho Vermont Transcript is the title
the new weekly newspaper at st. Albans.
is " for the free discussion of current topi,
in every department of American life, and
printed neatly.
St. Patriek's day March ~ was hane
somely celebrated in Burlington.
TAPPED.-Of course every body has tai
ped the naples for sugar. We see that
Burlington the hotels have been tapped
liquor. One hundred gallons were draw
from the Ame,icsn hotel, and fifty from IL
Hazard