The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02


that the PEOPLE shall decide the question. :
mat the maturity shall decide II YOU
mea2- We seeded 10 rid ourselves of the
'''e OF tie ma er.iy, ami tn. opld .ur;ect
- - =; again
: nIl nm, Ii'e majority mus RUE finally, either
Win bullets or ballots
! am not 50 sule os that. Nas,f-r rms
rent events nor history shows thar ~ -
loTify rules, or ever DID rule. Th,. r.,n-,s,,
F, | think, is true. Mhr. sir, -, mn No
snail 60 before Tie Southern people viii
>Lca Proposition with uRy proposition
Ahich implied lnat L. North was TO have
. KolOe IN determining the domestic relatio..s
a: The South-cou.d IOi live here a da
H. sonld be hanged 10 The first tree Nth
out iudge or jury
Allow me 10 doubt that. think It more
likely he would Or hanged / he let the
S"C1:lsrn people know tie majority could
- iu,e.' | r-i li-r., smiling
faase an ter OF that reioined Mr.. Ds-
VS. a-Sa smiling mosi good-humoredly- j
, sNe You .eeNe L. proclaim il from every
aoas=f"p III the Salth.'
hn'- >erlo4>lN, SIR, YOU lrt the majority
cn-e IA >ill-,-e state: WHY not let il rule in
:" Nsole country -
Because the States le independent and
sovereign The country ! not. It's onl,
confederation Of States; ar rather i ,rgs
il ! TOW tic0 eonfrdrratians'
Then We are not g,oy,l,-we are onlv
political partnership?
That Is all
aur rrry name, SIR. ns,ts State,
nP-les that said Mr.. Beniaain. Bur, tell
NJ Az lhe trrms you have nsm-i-Eman-
.lpanon, No Contscation ard Universal Am
'eS,y-the terms which Mr. Lincoln author
2-G Nou To ofi-r us2'
Ne. Slr- MIR. L;nc IN did rot authorize
iae io OF : voa any terms. But ltlilk both
'le and 'ae Northern people. for the sake of
peac... WOULD assent 10 SOME such conditions
They aTe rery generoas.' replied Nh. D,-
l. taG Ia" first time during the interview
>hn Wing some angry feeling. Bat Amnrs-
y. ST, ap2iie> To criminals. Ne haze COM
nI'--! .n rrine. Canii>caiien i II 20 a.
aognl usleSS voa can enforce II; and Fman-
cipa1iou lrp haze ai.-4dy emancipaled
near. tx0 millions of or slaves. and Il you
ak rare OF them. Won nav enancipate the
rest. J had few WHEN the war began. |
RaS II some use so them; ihev never were
Of any "a mc. Against their Rill Won eman-
ipattd Them; ao1 YOU max 'emancipste
ev-ry nero il the Conie!eracy, hut W W
- irre We viii govern ourselves ""
'rH Dc l. ii We have 10 see every plantation
--ck-i, ard ,v-Tr Southern cl-v IN flames
! >rr, Mr. DAVIS, i ) useless Il continue
'ti> -ve,>-';gr..' ! Iepi@!; and You vii
ardon - f ~ Gyu seemed 10 press ouE
..eT> With LOO E-y4i fe.;lnacity- We love
The oll fl-; go ,tat must be our apology
lnr .HtrGl.li.s Gpon soa al a L
'lea have 10 inl-uleG upon me-, he re-
sli-. r-saming his usual manner. j an
..al - haze met Ven. hs:h- ] NnCr loVed
.e oll Gag as vel as ,oa DO woli3 hare
=, "a. for L but nov / IS - TT o-'T n err
piem oi oppre>sion.
hope tn 'iav ma. aes-r oaiae. Mr.. Da-
-, when So i4a., sd i.e tsiorc!.
4 na.: hons Co,.vcr>2ii54 e. other topics
40, nf pahl;c .,ig-----..sl-d, and then w
use = 20. As~- "a - ,h- RArl preSi-
mt CAV - his ham. eai. bidding me =
Indlv sorl by-.' expressed the hope Of
>--ias "a 1.ain d. R.rrr1ad n happier
.nes-a. q nal.- saol-l have returnri-
III III. -. Iai H.-. . = ting VAS ,4Ttlc--
d ri ,1rGil.. TaSia- iis LaLa in both ot
IL. b sad - h.a-
Celrne', -ee5 roar character and
sour nln' -. I'D r,.sh ya1 we'll wlSh
Sgl every s.a& wisa U4a wish yoa consist
-ltlv wl = ne l-teT,s'S "a! re Z anfe l-racS-'
IL I ..et, >tr.i,, .-."r=ail bearing, aud
magnificent r.oT-l c ur4-r II agr d..a-.n-
e. .r>.sr hal ~ l..,,-i, irorrassas NJ DsE5s