The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-09

pietoNreNt NoKra CAEoti.
- AEnElLIoN fuBrATESEp -
To StAtr WAgNfp on Tn1 Ds-
ctIvtus PEAct CALLEp ron ur-
oN ANY rteMs ~ Il i nui an out.
ss, upon e,ttA principle Ui free gov
fument, tr mru Of desperate for
um,, puie-stg 10 represent other
state. on wbuse .oil they dare not SCI
ibeit hot, make aud ,niotce odious
auI oppressive laws on our people
Arr We prcearti tu submit TO this
II uut, ti.ca ,ct every man arouse him.
sell before !. I. to- late, and dsnounec
these attempt to bc'ral our liberties
aud l,,sp as uutcr q military despoi-
i.m l.ci ,yui5 man that can speak
Or wrlt d nuuutb these outtages on
cisii Liberty untl ,heir dvauncialious
trr herd au hteded ia Congress.
But { CoAgf, -. ia a spirit Of des-
t,traiNn, shuuld act the !, rant and i'm
parse such crushing burdens on the
people % North Carolina as are una
,uppouable then lly should demand
~ ihe GAeuor that he forthwith
con, eue the Legislature "a order to
call State Convention ot the SOyer-
rigu p opIe 20 lake INTO consideration
What Is bel 10 Ii done 10 relieve our
eople from the grvyious burdens i'm
posed upoa them.
II lhr Independence Of the Confed-
erary canno lie achieved by the
strength OF our popolaion up TO forty
livr ,ears Of aye, II is { ear o any re-
| II ati0g mind itaI u wil not be done
by placing Ia lie army the few left,
upon uho.e Labor al ase dependent
TOT food Without food our present
amy must Ji.balid. and without food
our hepics. women ard children mus.
i, risu Let tie people speak out,
vri.e TO their representatives IN Con-
eiess---l ea. bold meetings and remon-
,ttaie against diuse iolquitous
srhe eues t. euslave and starye US. II
YOU do NOT, sllrncr wtl be construed
INTO submls.lon and approval Of the
chains lhat Congress ARE iolging for
Us We have too long implicitly trust
cd 10 such architects 81 tuin as Wig
tal, x Co. Who ate nov for placing
etels man - lie amy, aud all under
IA OF o a dictator.
"lluot them no longer. Remcm-
Der their fair promises. The dwellers
ia tie Garden ol Edln, where they
lisleee'i 70 thc tempting promises Of
Satan, were not worse deceived and
aud ruined lhan werr the people Of
tllr far, happy and blooming South,
aheu they listened TO lie fair promi-
ses Of bo>e arch deceivers, Yancey,
Wise * Gu.
A heretofore contcnted, prosper.
Gus and happy p,op'e were told by
item HAT We must withdraw 8ll con-
heclion tIom our uorllicrn la>kmasters,
ho ar making rs pay our dollar and
litty cents Tor shoes, Ten ecnts per
ard for shiriing, two dollars per sack
for salt, ten cents per pound for sugar,
the same Tor coller, Sc. And these
same reckless men who are now for
pulling all into tie army, (except
themselves and few iaAorites) then
told u. that ..tces,lon would BIZ peace-
abe. ana there would BE- no war that
we were 10 have nation Of our own,
free tiom ext0rlioner, perfect par
adise with the tree oi llte the cotton
plant ii orr midst, before which all
nations were TO bow down and wor-
snip, and fiom which rivers If free
trade were 70 flow TO lhe ends of the
carIli. OH he bosom Of which The rich
menbmdise from every cline Was 10
be frtlghted and pou I'd down in our
J hap. Tree OF taAulion How have they
deceived Us The blood Of hundreds
& OF thousands Of our poor children,
smoking from the many batile-i fields,
and tlle cries Of starving women and
! children tel the tale VIII our peo-
pIe be longer deceived by those false
: piophc , aud afch-dtc, iyersY or will
they not command The peace and
. -launch lhes riyetsof blood 49, Ra-
!eilh (N. o. Standard.