The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23
June 23

England. Tho weeks arrival,
England include the LIST coy ,9 'll Ncv
Vermont where the rendoa,,f foM
Burlington. In Massachnse,1,'ou is
we presume it is SO in other St., aha
ter the regiments are paid'oa o,I AZ
missed, the companies have nni i'g us
ceptlons in the towns IN wbioL y i''
were raised, the citizens y;c;, uoy
each other to do honor TO onr mug WIN
defenders. All honorably discbao.."g
soldiers are allowed to ramn s'd
arms by paying So for muskets IS 'ie'I
SO for carbines and So for sabrees, una
many viii avail themselves of a. ~ "uQ
llege to keep the arms that thoy INV
borne so long and so we'll T6o r''e
eminent is also fast granting d;saY o''
/ ges to rebel prisoners as well &c
own soldiers, and all below tbo wv. oT
of major will probably be ro,o ,"nS
within month from this c
Among others a number of Mo S',g
guerillas have been released ',o's
/ Fort Warren, aud the other c;s tou
prisons are fast being emptied T
old capitol prison at Waslipgion iu'
been nearly cleared, there benz ''9
than 100 there now. There have
several severe rows at Wesbinotonf'
tween the soldiers of different
monts, and between the soldiers os5
citizens. But this is OWING ~ . g
poor liquor of the capital moro n 1'
anything else, and we need hoyo ''' a..
fears but that our returning soldio.
will speedily settle down AGAIN ~.
good and quiet citizens.
southern amt Rccons,ruo,,v,
President Johnson has appoi,.1
Judge Sharkey provisional Govern.
, of Mississippi, and sent him back WI,
instructions similar to those owe, w.
! Gov Holden Of North Carolna IT,
p president has also issued proc,m,
J ton declaring the rebellion in Tenn.
r see to be suppressed, and remogi,,
r restrictions upon trade, except on a.,
r ticles contraband of war The coprT,
] Of Gov Holden viii be watched with
. great interest, as he is acting up5er
, direct instructions from the prea1e,t
= and the policy pursued in the "a
s, north State will be the same as tl,,
determined on for the other San
? that have been in the rebellion h
q Virginia, Gov. Pierpont is apparent,
> not getting along so smoothly as could
e be desired. Some OF the promire-
T. Virginia loyalists, including Gen. a..
r derson and John Minor Bolts, h,u
j. gone to Washington to talk over ta
G condition of the State with Preslr
e johnson. The great difficulty in M
T. wav OF reconstruction seems TO be
S the Piorpont constitution, which e..
cludes from suffrage all who have a.
yored the rebellion since Janumv
z 1865, leaving only few voters in ths
e State, lot enough to hold the Offices
# The reports that, at the recent election
e in the State, the rebel synpatlizts
S carried the day, were false The truth
K IS elections were held in only tx
IS counties, and all the men elected are
ii loyal, with possibly a single exception
Is Delegations from most OF the States
% in rebellion are IN Washington, or On
10 their way there to look after Their
10 prospects of reconstruction: and, pro-
1t ysional governors VIII be appointed,
Of ms in Mississippi ana North CaroMa,
DE- and the wheels Of civil government
,e again set ia motion President John
as son shows great wisdom in appointing
.e loyal men from the South to OIL be
u, offices there, though he thereby dsp-
ia points "A lot Of greedy place-huuteI
OF the North, and adds them to the ls
30 of his enemies. But he will gan
re thousands Of friends at the South by
ne this course, and it Will be approyed@
ly all who desire to see the South fully
be back in the Union again at the earliest
e day possible. The radicals are also
r. declaring war against the president
il, because he refuses to force negro SUI
e flage upon the South. Wendell Pht
e. bps, however, is frightened for once
he evidently thinks he went too far IN as
til speech advocating Reputation Of 'Aa
r. national debt unless the blacks Of ihs
ne South were allowed to vote. Pres
en- dent Johnson has only to 60 OF as be
st has commenced, to successfully IT,
", store the Union, and to convince an
D. true patriots, North and South Of 'H
d, wisdom of his course Attorney 6en'
n. Speed has issued a notice telling nov
NJ the rebels excepted from the amnesg
of proclamation are to make appllcaulA
he for pardon; and it is announced ll,'
IT. over 300 applications have alrea1l
an been received. 1t is astonishing Dow
en- much cotton and other produce S s
on secreted at the South, and how :
of coming out now that peace is resio ,ao
ar 1t is estimated that there are l,VOg'
no 600 bales of cotton east OF the Mise
mt sippi river, 10000 bales in Arkans ~,
re- and 800, 600 in Texas. Most oil ul
IN will soon be put on the market ~. ~.
re- the proceeds of this and other a0Y'
IN will make money plenty and DuSlD'~
re brisk at the South again
by Gov Brownlow of Tennessee has ,
all sued a proclamation advising the pss
We pile not to take vengeance on relwss
ly. ing rebels, except by legal metn0u''
er- PHMADELPHIA, June -
IN. The Evening 1eiegraph anpou u..l
llv the death of Mrs. William H. oe"N'
iiil wife Of the Secretary OF State
as - III