Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-09
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From Rebel Papers.

utry discussing Confederate lakes aaa ,-
nance +, rather aksptics. of las ability Of
rebel government TO "retts ,hsr shi1pas %
aud thus put the Confederate currency %
sound basis by starting right |, says
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'u" colnul1'H ~ go i" '''' -i'5a's@,.,..v
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iu ''OCtn 'Iu osaI' Paro, ,' n.i,-, ,, N
- '-'' ~ D.i' ua'. - ~ ,bg Ris5mo19 br3. .-.
As an evidence Of .he demand for these iu'a-
ueat', (Which arc es'eniilIly % eampslt'a VIZ
'ua Confederate outl.N'5J y. 'o.'0s ...@ .' .ae .
@oc.. ,o to tbo amount of millions III Confederate
notes including two thousand dollars u gold a.
clip, some 'I times a. mlca -l ID ';s'."3' % -'
"e very "''ta0ie i'su'' '' '''
The discussion 10 'hs IsDei OonBi''' '''F-
Ing 'a1ea currency, ana con'o''p"oD' 'a '4'' .'"
on in secret sss'oA' Inns " co'' aH''" +
rangement, as It prevents any oiho'ous .h's. III.
ulns w 00'''u'''' a''' ~ s''
supposed TO ieaYe nothing loT me Is4aP
crilcIso However, they manage 90 let ihif
c,r,,s.s srov--pro,ided Confederate legislator
.e. ro,fsJ.-sta dahl.
moulgo 10 'ns 'u'u'} VI
print--theF minds The Examiner says
L,i. nrde,.tood tt.t the Senat. Committee
r.na,aa b..e ,ero-,ed suhstituts f0r lbe
~ IL ian -aa,l,,;,, ,hs crr,eocv We tr1s.
1ts1 Tho ,wo 6ou.e, NAV .peedily agree upon
'aa. 'rs o.,,,,e ~. ~ fn,nci,I y,ref II il almost
ssT,,r, oVf III Iiome bn,o," N eoraJer other
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au, .'.'.,:-,-l4af - aS5 -
But finance is no. tho only diihcuI. quesN'1
which TIE rebellion ba. 10 solve. Il beginning
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suggestive oil tnapA'g''Os' he'e"' = 'u- '--'
found, musl eat much ike other people, or d "Jl
like other people. vet Shay mus have some
-. h.. tb,. "a. bs,r ,r.
Noo'''lusN'' N.a--..--..t.....-..
lerposed N their oehaIl' Shu "he ssai 'a'''1 -'
not exactly be threatening them ysi aotuai Fsn'
/. ppdopbtedly staring them 10 the face. On
-. p,.t,eorJ mi, IN Ian Ok ssy,.
'n'' s1OJe'' wy i''N''''1
"Gen. Lee exborts bic soldiers to endure patent
Iy the hardships occs.onsd by the reduction i.
ratious which he hopes will only be- " temporary
The general order containing this szhoraton '
dated Jan. p, lS64-sx day, ago. A' Cen
Lee never speak, until it is necessary, We may DO
sure that bis soldiers hEye suffered or ats May
70 suffer. unless people and Government do their
duty We put the people before the Govefn
ment. because thst i. the position which they
have always been called on TO take 10 times oi
emergency, and which they must take now.
What II Northrop i, thought by the Pre'ldan.
l.. -l,N th. kset ma "a the ONT dee
rscy for Commissary.General The ffe'la'n.'
mistaken opinion does not aoiol1e Us IRON @ @o4T
a3y "a. ,ls3 ntne ~ no,, Oa sour months and
Drought mean whiskey and Yankee notions il-
stead Of meat enough to feed the army for year
g 10 come-wha' oi 'hat Our atn'es .1''1' ''.'''
'Ee ie'' =. s.'UJu' ,.h, ,b.y s,e .ntfsring
The truth is this; II there ia meat aud bread
: enough in The country to feed the army, tue army
must have II. Is u nol enous - a'S .e 3o1,' ~.
~ 1uv@ ,'' 5;o /, So,n,al, 90 barefoot and erdur,
=, The inevitable hardship, Of camps, marches aud
battles, but We must ask them to st1r'e 'n Ih'
Is bargain' Can We not sunsr Vef! H1',, !" 1,uI G
J. rve On hair rs,ions .o tb.i thew NAV at leal
e have quarter rations ? We trust 50, indeed
h Here is fact for The consdeTaaonoi OF lhe Gov
/, erument. Every man who has plenty ol none
( can always get plenty to at The Go'eTnmeh
a has plenty Of money. Which is better, to hoaF
a Memminger's notes, and let the arm! 'it'ei =
+. TO buy freely for the army, aud ltt the peop.
me- pay the piper? After Al 1t is the peoples ul
d ter, and not Memmiuger's Mallory's Seldom
a DAVIS. Boy food for The soldiers, n2 matte
r1 what it costs. Let the people charge thsir oN
er prices and Day their own debt. Il IS their den
and not the Governments
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n, ih' i''''u'0'''
~ politically, to the party OF outs ~ 'he Oou'eu
raey, aud undoubtedly speiks plainer, and p,
hans tells more truth than those Court journ.
,,b;,h m,ksita hu,ine,s 10 pr,i,s whatever /
"N''' os.t .l.
rebel leaders CO. lna'pape' u lne @''N '''''
~ on The whole, OF the opinion that the rebel X
~ ,,,r,sp, is now hardly eoua 10 nuu,tiug {
81 .t.l;. ill.,. ..;.,. s,,,h.r, r,
ing No''ni 'uu '''' '''''0'' SO
AK pect is not painted IN 100 gloomy eoio's' LOON
sn' must at present give up the idea OF calling
KS rou of bis slaves on Bunker Hil. The Erami
nd says
ten "The time has passed for offensive military
80. .... a. j.. MT ,f Southern ar ies Bpvr
,er recovering o,t portions Of territory the 4
~. ,,JS noScy now Is to ri.k nothing. Al dnt, b,i
n MARYLAND, Kentucky and Missouri we're Loaf,
re- might have gained much by taxing Wsihing
will aud penetrating to the centre Of the en'u
bad power. But - 'h'n lhr'v Ourselves Oh 'h'