The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-16
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: troublesome world al don't see
anything we sboald veat & bve for
Sd l,I, hrs husband that shr be-.
is, o. south vIll g pl and
adds ,bu is is The general belief
there. She hal sen tie Yankees and
i asreesIly disappointed With them
The Yankee, haze beea kinder 10
the than copii expect
Tho message 4 he rebel Governor
o. Texas complains that citizens no,
already u The army ara making every
effort TO Keep oui &c it, and urges
he aboli hment Of an exemption and
substitute laws So a. "to make every
man q soldier" From tho fact that
Texas has furnished tie rebel army
10000 men when her vote Ter Pfesi-
dent 10 le6o was bat 10000 would
seem to indicate that the class the
Governor complains q as cut o. The
army" cannot be large. Unionisls
have been murdered Ia Texas by the
hundred COZ TO other crime tl,an being
Unionists, hm lhe Governor thinks
lhey have been atat with too leni.
emily and declares hat "Tuyism
must no longer @ tolerated"
I'll German ate very anxious o.
have Bapom open lis Museum on
Sundays, bat he vii not do il.
a letter from Brownsville says that
the Texans are enlisting rapidly Col.
Davis, lst Texan Cavalry, Inns already
100 men, anl Col. Haynes about
the same number Col, Davis, wha
was District Judge nj the breaking
ont Of The war, i now il command of
the Texan Brigade.
The correspondent 0 The Cineinna.
d Commercial says that Senator Rich.
arlson, Of Illinois, habitually occupies
his seatin a condition Of braslly drunk
euness, and Is 50 notorious that the
boys IN the streets point at bis bloated
carcass and mock his reeling gait as
he passes the corners. The Byrling-
ton (lowa) Haisk- Eyc in commenting
upon it says he always has been n no.
lorious dlunkard, and cannot under
stand why he should be permitted to
disgrace a seat IN the Senald while
there is lookup in Washington for
common drunkards.
The editor Of tie Richmond Eraa.
Rer Is q worthy pattern tor the lft.
leaiiy He hns been bound up ia
bonds Of $1,000 not 70 break the
peace BY hogeing a rebel Gongrrs,-
man. lie would ho a valuable acqui-
.iiion 70 The Southern army lie and
Senator Foote ought 10 receive com.
missions, Fooie Tor what he LAS done,
aud the editor Of the Examiner FOR
what he wanted 10 do.
Judge barbour Of the Supreme
Congt II New York has fned jury
$3.50 each for bringing in verdict Of
/" We agree to Disagree. Tie officer
who suggested the vcrdicf 10 the fore
man escaped with 500 fine and sus-
pension from pay aud duties. a cost
y joke
A man and his wife employed in
the Treasury Department have been
dismissed for reasonable correspond
ence with the rebels. The vile wrote
TO her scecsh friends that "ohe wo-
man can accomplish more with official.
here llian Guy mea
There are 10000 dog, in Massa-
chaseis. Saeb canine army would
cause starvation IL any State Of tile
South
Il is not perliapt generally known
that DeBow, the flmons Southern re-.
viewer and the only man at The South
capable Of editing first class review,
has been imprisoned b. .Jef Davis
and his Review suppressed, 10 eonse-
quence d ~ article proving W facts
and figures that Cotton il no longer
" King After declaring that cotton
can and il being raised elsewhere,
AMI asking ard answering the quee-
lion Why "eyen tie laborers at the
North i've with degree Of comfort
often unknown 70 the wealthy plant
ers Of The South r. Tie article in
question says that they have UNDER
taken 10 raise cereals and succeeded
50 badly as to make il matter Of
doubt whether we shall not have eaten
everything Up before tie time Of
greens = and further declares, . We
have already fhipped into unknown