Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

church and school Choose ye between them, for by
your votes you to affirm .he the other
Again Here is the testimony Of a man who was che
AJaX lebanon Of his parry ia the day In which he lived
VINO declares In the last speech he made Chica
co. in June 1861
4. The aaee question mere ercme. The election
of lincoln IS mere Dre,eri. The prenent sscession
movement Is the result Of an enormous conspiracy form.
ed more than = year ago formed by leaders in the
this no tim for detail % causes The conspiracy ia
now known armies have been raised Ia levied to
accomplish IT, There are only two sides to the qucs ion
Every man must be for the Unitcd States against H.
There can be no neWra@ ~ ms oar only patriots or
Nov, Douglas meant what he said there and | be.
ieve that the who rise up after his death and say
thai This war was not commenced by the duniousts u
lhe SOUTH but was the work u the abouonss Of the
North deliberately attempt to dece the people and
prove themselves worthy Of the condemnation his Ian.
suage renders against them
TEUE tKErcH or THE WAR
Need go briefly over the facts Of the history Of this
war; These men large that this war was brought on
by Northern aboiuonists. Why, when were down
~ their Charleston convention 1860 what do We see
lh,y were there IN family party with the rebel leaders,
aud what did those traitors say 10 her fellow Democrats
Of the North They said, demand two thinqsi give
us them aud you can have peace u not viii divide
the party fret aud the country afterwards The 6rst
thing 20 throw Douglas overheard and the second
was, give US slavery protection platform. The North
efn men refuse TO yield 90 their demands. by don't
they throw Douglas overheard, and give them some
guaranty Ter the protection Of slavery II they were 80
iond Of compromise and concession, Why ddut they give
these Southern men al hey asked They had IN the
powcfto Keep their party united. but they voluntarily
broke up The result was that the day after Lincons
election over their thus divided pa ~, these Democrats
leaders raised Their rebeous flag IN Char esion, aud M
he torch OF civil Ia the land aud doing that they
it, 100, the uuefal-pyfe of slavery.
saving ,our nation Mi dif 6e f,an.. 1,,cbsyy, "
do Tor his country lie sat there looking with closed
lion, and vent an gatbsein, ,i,r,,,b So. 80
state vent out Of the Uuion by The secession ordi-
nAnces Senators and .vrs went out of con.
gr.ss with words M tr,as5f ot tbsir lin. e.ing sontb
lhey held their Confederate election while bucnatan
Wa sul President AMI On the ls,h Of February twn
before Linz they ed jeff
DAVIS m bis seat and Inc rsb,I C,ngtc.. a..r,bea
hen they called Tor $1,000 men 10 ioftn their afmv
whom YOU had h a sloi All odd All n,et ,he so,,,h ,
TOOK your iofts custom house. minis and mo, ev "a
tore down ,our A. All Tins va. done ia B.cb.natis
Administrations
Noristrs all You have road the bis,orv a civil ,,,
in oih,, e,rrt,ies tnt ,,1, ~, 800. ~. "a Nv, ~
,,r.,i,1. AZ tb,. b, IKE ,,,i- ,., rs+ sher 49,
men were Striking az The eElsen Of their own nation
a, t,,,ni ,nib, c,i1-t r t,, -a,tr ~, 49,, s
80 "a r mr., 80 -, A.. -, ~ =, 49,.
| l' ~ ','i - 81 ue eou 90 ~ 'a l ieo''
an M ts.r r,it.t moo ~ ua,.IU t,tI ss,,e,.v
fths T,e,s,,, vbo Ven, a., ID, N,,t a., ,i,s..5l, =,
brro,, notr, and to The s.d,ng st.,sie,s maj th.
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tui., ri ,our commit, MAJ. nm Al a. eni lie eors.
oI,br n which v.s b.t.t M, snd n t,,sb,,sr,s Ad
tnpistration wben Inc, .oi,.bt ~ sor,,. - Oo Oo
i' vac In'i,u u' S-'V' WV anu 'o '"N' t"''' yer
Y, wa, o,ni si .r,,..A
1850 vac preparing Tor his eors u rsb,,dr by mo
49, ~ ..t 800 ~ ~ .,i..F
tis.r.,,,is- 4. ~ .',',i' 80 ,.,',, 10 ~. Ky
vriv gums mat murdered ,our sodrs ir the opeiits
~ ~, -, -. 80. ,,,5 IT,, b.. 80, -. 90 ae
IN. Il. p.
armies 80 that Mr. Lincoln When he e,me into 5f8rs
,.Id he Dov,t. -. C,,,h. ,t.- 20 a.. a. ,.,,,,,
On,.f urtb If he .rmv Ma. m I,.,. shet. he t,sior
Tsisg. an endred ,.r Ina a. M. ha,,'r a. $50, ,t
.etsrs hi az s..f N, y, ,....t 80 -, "a
Win ever, ,adYe,coent t fr. .s,5 i"s4i,v 80
C.,.,r,,s,t ..t 49,, ID 80 49,, , .,' ~. "a
no tb,v sltn8f..tIy ,ef sd b. ,t MOI, ,,,t ~
ttesn ,1aptbs No.. ~, r,t . ,.,,,.,. .,Il., ~,
1 ' t ~ "4 30. pi4'1 H 'o'-', "No
and ,l,,f. lt,.l,,.,,.. 49,. s,,5 o., $780, ~
el.rwb.re 4, ,n,f M fltr.i, .,,l ma, ara f,, r,
uartuer I'M tl,s ,.rs a. .r,ttsr,5 y.,9r ,r,v t ,fe
tana seas and o The Es.t ldtc. eb.rc tl,, s,id te
Out of u,e reach Of the nov Adsin,.tf,t IA md tbe
diy he out Il odlcc Lincoln could aot hnd single
faaatc cxe,t the ,nd n Wa f,gnd tb,t shr
dds tg, uii,h ,,,fs, ~, e,.t.r I..,,,g l.- N
there is a man VINO doubts t,s ,t bin read nom Be-
ebsnau's rlts.,.,s N I.t.-.ry iset
d" t,,f M, ~ d.,,er H. ',,',,n. l s.,.,.f f h.
sttcs shiloh have not seeded the forts arstuas AID
msR.Fines of tbe uit,d ,t,,, nave tr.r coed Thts
BE- by f4r The most serons stcp which h.s been aksn
since Inc eonInencsraeot Of ts f,ihies M r.if
Dr,oeiiy NJ nm, b,,r f ,,itb,, ,T,,s,r "a is,s
H. .rse,ti,n b.e.,., ny, ,,rsi ae.b,e, n. 60
uy under the Hau If The ,ountry n any state Of he
Unton Bs-iiss ,uf sni ,r,, - 80, h, No., -
h,e % g,srd Jun re0 front, r. AZ INST lndirn IN
,., So - 1 10y . ~ s - ii ~, ~.
lees mas been plfe, ana not In rssit.nce
e R emp w '''''e d ''@'e OF states To renal" IN
Mr. buchanan aeknovla dges il was aggressive and
NOT d fsusiye and set be s.a prepafaons fr this un
nul, var 70 On uIh5ut lnr bis hand against H. When
Lincoln came INTO office be 10 ON ny st,n, ~ bs
capitol amo,t on the cru onn piars of The American
temple. ,o4r Government ina hAnd and fot ready to
rf 10 nuf lao
atuce II Almighty God saved vour ool,nrg fr,u COM
usie dtstrutu5 10 ih,se hrst houfs III ar Line,ns
Adniui.rAuun. otul be spoke fof peace ON the ls n
da,.l February. JEDI Davis said Inc day f1f rln-
Promise las passed aud those who nov re,it W. sta
smell soutnsfn runpoadtr and f.el southern .t,pI"
Iy. weeks afteiwafd. iu ht, iuausafal Mr. Lincoln
sail There shall BE- no 1no4sltd unless yuu YOUR
solves pre- utate tle country iuto it his couns,s
" re fir peace he l1uped o. out aside that blood, cup
% var and save you TO- m It's dregs But Al ast on
that fatal SUNDAY in Apl when that hide COMPANY If
men lu that fri in the lAfbsr Of Charleston W.tn The
d they loved raised above them and their commander
uu Blended knee imp.orug the bl,s.n II God 10 ,.0.r
them Go protect a. eleven haucidal batteries opened
.up0h them when. a. the teb leaders had been told
tl,y clu.d days have tax o. posses. by the
starvation of lts garrison without airing a shot but
Pryor, OF Virginia had been down there and t.d them
lty have bi0ud IA order 90 dtye Virginia out u
the Union. And these guns were your guns forged
under tue flowing folds OF ae Star, and atfp.s aud tne
men who trained Them were men you tducatel Al West
puiut al the national expense wG1 proved false L. tbeir
oahs a, we'll as 20 their county and they aime their
guns not AZ the fort al.ne but at the nauuus heart
Nor ths all After The work had been COM
ecd, Secretary OF War shouted WIN eN4-
t,ton Ia the streets OF their ca al, ana said Inc
var h.. ups been commenced Ia roor,h ~ .,.u
march on to Warrington ana in the month Of NAV aic
tate peace ia Independence Hall la PhiiAde-
PIMA When tuat threat inade tuat the capital Of
your county TO be captured, and that teims Of