The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23
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Wiz dsstrtrs credit far tie cAndor
si'h which, il makrs known II. opiI-
ions The % ieci AMI i.u, fose. Of the
rsbsllion are tcse liniy SCI lorih
ard aeknoNi dyed. Fnsli-hmp nl.n
are 80 mueh lslsa.rd aiih he brave
sdgrs Of a i.e PIE .tfusg z for in'le.
pvndrncr, vii pcar rad ite iint
sentence carefully. and 90 sidrr y by
ll,al irdttei den,e j. dc. i d Via
il is iutttdt i So Effect. Northern pa.
iiiris0s Nhu are - grtVa.u-i, afli ciei
~ith senre of lh~ inferior " 81
Northern ciyll zaiion apd i,onur hen
compared with tie ,ieiliug cbisalry
" tie South. viii please {, fleet upon
the scsy.nd sentence and arivt 10 ap
pre.sle il.e ie icmc .eu,e o uh
msni i humanity Viii Il adorns il
W. ld'e The Sl,olr Of Iii southern
exposition % the uaiDrc Of lie divine
institution may fail . dc, the eye OF
Te,ertnd Bishop of VERMONT AMI r.
ceive his mot prayerlul cousidera-
lion.
In the early history Of the Rspnb.
lie slauery was rrga del rs a loe,l il,
ttitulion which ike b, tie .uilerancr
Of the Cons tuition. III lhr cour.e 81
iiae. i came "a b, cou,i,l r i the IA
yoriie Of tie National Government
10 ihe spr'al AID rerp, tua'iun Of
which, lerrilorie. and a,qui,i ion,
we're all to be- devoted Then lleS
~enl step farther, aud the Chalrs
ton Mercury declar d that the South
would mover at,in the lull height Of
lis prosperity until the pour white.
were en.lased anil put on footing
with Ihe blacks. AID now lhe Reb-
moud Wing proposes TO give all Yam
KEGS who dare 10 pollu'r their sacred
soil with their feet. lice beurfii Il the
normal and humane reid ion' VIII Ga
lubor sustalns 10 capital. thus making
their sweet revenge subserve the IN
ierest Of the peculiar insliintion. l.
is pleasant 10 r neci thai The v.uIclce
Of this language is only proppttioncd
90 he weakness Of the system il de-
fnd. a. Il that the Llaek. thtm-eIses
arr fa't escaping from that hnma,te
embrace which they now propose TO
eKten to lie Yankees.
The pla of The Wing ev dett'y
prs.suppose- the ! dependence II The
the South with peace - Dies rue i've
oi the power e The M ia lliai il dare
40, protect 'he + ron Of ia citizen
WHO should chaLet Ia wander ovrr
tie line ard be- gmcsd Nilb an iron
collr. II ills j, 80. We fear that h,.
mild editor ~ lli'. Wing viii neser be
driigh Ell with tie appearaa Gee OF Il
I've Yankee on Il Souh,rn eotiou-
field w'aii z VA iron coli dioit his
meek "a. badge II his iniermiiy o.
thr black sasc Aud ,et II is in.t,uc
tive to know that one II lh. leadin.
organs III the South dare del berat, Il
put such a s. nIimtfi in print.