The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-03-22

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81. Gerfsl Davis ha,s nlrsage.
saaresalutlou alsoai &c parl taken
Is CaL Illge psoa- conmsrilas ne-
sfo regiment "a Charlesisn. ia the
Burns iisi 81 pears ago ihe y. i.
hais shiaks gmea9ly saaald sei op
VA Interrogation Of tha long neglected
question, Who struck Bills Pa'ler-
soa.
Prentice q tie louisville Journal
IN urging The necessity Of eoneen'ra-
ton, thinks cur Generals might be
forgiven III scatter, Z Federal money
nibey didn't scatter Federal troops 80
oairaseoysly.
Gen Neal Dow and captains Saw
ser and Flynn are among the e2chaa-
gcd. Captains Sawyer aud FLYNN
we're, nearly a year ago, selected b.
lot 10 be bong 10 retaliation for the
hanging Of some rebel officers ia Ken
lucky By Burnside, as The rebels claim
unjuslidably. They we're saved from
their cate BY The lucky capture d Gen.
Fiszhugh Lee, son Of Gen. Lee, whom
lhe Government held as hostage ioI
them, lie was only exchanged o.
ihe Confederate Governments agree,
ius % exchange Flynn aud sawyer.
pResipENl LINooLs AND JAR
I DYYis.--Ina speech deliseredtecent'
ly at Philadelphia, Henry Ward Bee
cher tins compares the two men 9h'
administer the affairs Of The two Gov
ernmen,s-- National and insurgent:
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Davis was formed b. arislocrati,
institutions. All his ideas Of society
aua government are arisioeratic FIJI
the South was bot nominally repubii
can. Himself maa Of experience i
public affairs. Of great administrative,
talent, with a quieS eye and firm hand
with a great will power self prwer
with nothing subiraeled IRON Il 70 Ia
credit n conscience's sake laughter.
he has Just that kind Of ability whicl
is called swarp, keen. lie is an ad
roll uag. He is q cunning statesman
: Now, Al tie beginning, almosr ever
one admired aud envied him. M
grant that the best side had only aduli
honest man. aud The worst side sucl
keen, shreWd manager; and il wa
often said III the FIRST year, Let u
> have their President, and give then
ours. and we'll whip them ia thre
months.' But, | think, no man he
heard that said within the last year
laughter and applause Who bc
f.; iieyes now ID DAVIS sagaciiy, in Iii
craftsmanship. Ills cunning has ru
med lm. Men laugh IL the outcom
lug Of those very projects Which the
admire ii their conception. Their
was never in civil annals 50 gi9ani
a blundcr us Southern statesmen has
made. They have ilretrieyeablY ru
ined themselves BY their moves, au
: iallieted VAST evil on their eouutrymei
) and Unreasonable damage on thei
States, and that is what thy have
slow for cunning craftsmanship
cunning and not wise.
/ ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
I Mr.. Lincoln is not cunning but Ii
!, i wise and wisdom tells ii the lon
+ run. Great applause. Mr.. iii
eolu j. man Of the people. lie w'
mrmed BY tie Democracy into Den
) ocral. lle believed in il with chilr
like simplicity Of isiih, q, If be dim
! know there was anything else in q
world. lie came Il the Presiaeac
= by one Of those strange happening
is which men call chance, and Chris
y ians Providence, without one sing
9Th which poetry and agislocracy Il.
sociale with the supreme leader of
: nation.
y JEFF. Davis could teach him noihir
Is applause while on The other ban
81 President Lincoln could each Day
!, many things applause among Of
ers, that hones principles, brayely a
hered 70, are better craftsmanship q
j ways than tricky cxpedieats. NJ
5. Lincoln is the homely President Of
homelY people. He is honest, cons.
entions, singIe-minded, disiniers steil
y seeking the welfare OF the nation iiri
is the party next, and Of himself not
all. Applause. lie hss been TAFT
ial 10 the great political truths Of o.
American system, and has sheRa
g the world that successful goyernme
- Is MOI Tic mystery, Is noI tle thing !