Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
.,el,.h view of the St. AIbsns Raid.

i - -T-Ep EREh o. ~ lAAAlih.
- ROY tAsApA-fbe public VII
r.a gre1t peGgrs t5st President LIN
T5nallv 1isaupEgvlc tle order If
ne yth -esDecJ 10 the pursuit o. the
s5.f. mq~-Uders across tne Canadian
.. ..ir.et he order iiss been virtual
.c Nothing less could have been
nd from any gOvernwe1t which c'ai'"s
.. err ~ -.-.,5e3 lat.Ya=. tne con-
u.,f- 4use--r.ns h5s been more tnan
%. tiys grounds .1r believing tbst
.... -,-. small respect Tor those inter
81. 'fs Jr uss yes which procure the
r--.r. % oOmm inIties Although
.. be- Mr seward q politician subc-
--5.at % iet-i the necessity of rCnIer-
--..c = 10. oOarisyv,t0 foreign nations,
ry and naval officers practice, and
-- osETesily cpprors. { t,gh-hqHG
-eoLHS s5tich no igrrqE 5J7ie
ai 20 srop' from a s,Hss Of rs J,-H
rs,. Captain Niikes, IN the adai-
Treat. the Captain OF the Wachusett.
rag l1re of the Florida. jirn Dix, in
-c have acted a. enc officers Of 70
-.l ute would have vertureG e a..
s. a ,s4.c they knew that whatever
.ii ay.i they might commit they would
'.- 1-ni-tian Of their c'uutryingn IS
.- sid patriotic commanders. Bat
a1 --pelicnced politician comes 60
.1- q. us.QuynceG Of such acts there Is
ra--- -.nrr be- 70 likely sr know
I-'.o, : tie He-t policy M Lincoln
ll- >rwsr- nave both conducted the al
-a-- country long en0Gga 10 know
. ~a1.u-. -ritt England iC5uid Je fatal q
-r.ss y IN 01uss tchlCb fbv hare al
Trey gre lent or tne conquest OF the
.... -.-. sh'ch Ell iSo resources OF
winch acknowiei their govern
: sufficient 10 bring down
r-- be b Jstility Of .hemCSt D0UeT-
4-.7t SKATE n The 1cor'd, and % make
De- '- 92Ity v nat the-e mis- =shle raid
-f- -r--1 Co make u. Ice Hf-, of 0Ters-
.-u-' b. Jrtherr lj.--s. would be
-.- - extreme folly. There are, aiso, II is
hoped. moral consideration which can
... .su 90 p, 60 men iH the position and
..'- -san-ih-iity OF tine President and
. Nu.-' - Ga-v ere aware shat Whatever
0.H. opinions e the English people
4rsi-,- b. this war IN. English govern
.-. -fa-.-.td Strict neutrality. and
--- aa mp furuIeln nsU.us from s1op'
D. .a.. Interference. To break with
.e-..e 90 I- IN iusuir 'it, tire viola
Veg -ruiturv would h, ungrsueful and
.-- 1,. g .-- luyrud,nj. These consider
.1- v-., eco iik-iv -oFrevail mat II Is with
. -.....1-, e. .ssru thar tHe hl-tii, demon
--.- i'-r Dix have leen r-hHAci.-
r j. .,.-- redeem g. hJVe inst .ais cau-c
a..tnce between the Two countries lrlE
.1rs o.aag Should then, b. s1F repeti-
.. else s,:is Eric1 have leI % 10 tie North
safes viii have jus5 cu-.. ct COMPLAINT,
-H-reiure satisfactory ~ LEARN tnat
r.i.aG govern mCnt ana people were
.. --rsl.'e col lts necessity o. preventing
.G,ralvs. .ae Exploit ot ,he 81. Adams
l-r- a--t NOT Oe repeated. Technical
-;Ill.- De- jurisdiction mus ACT beg allowed
mpeui .le a.arest Interests u. British
erica ACT Only art -he Canadians bound
ac.ghnHa snJ trends TO prevent t.e eyre rs
1lrdr--, and robbers from their Terri
o.. bag aus gard ior ne future ef mar
n P-errsce 4nd Of that great elniedora,y
r.. a. .. -l.ir purpose q. iI-ia, should
-,s tnru. 10 us- very efior. iu keeping the
'r They must always be closely en-
-i wa ras federal Stale, whatever may
..a .at.-. ynl!rT OF either nation. Thy
large 0aa Increasing frais irlfh ne
'77. fa,i- -s05ifa means of COMMUNICATION
Earase ,s through lsoeral torusrg, and
.i'.. i,f. s.aaiiny tCIH az dHy fini- tgFcf
10 -5. incG'cui15ls erlb. As long as this
.r ia-.- IL is she duty OF the Canadian gov
-len; -a Sc that the American territory
aH violated from their frontier. They
.t s1'i.lent men for the puTpose. and they
-nl, I-e them better than IN preventing
r.rp..sss which may at any time cause a
-ul- h Is stated that the authorities
.-nt % send thirty companies " volunteers
r0a 60 guard the frontier. II they do
I- s..i se measures Tor the restitution of
e ,ta--r property they will only have per-
-u,. raeir duty, and shown the American
F. ~ .'fHi lldl, Nllit r--olltc % maluldlii
.r sn independence and honor, they
.sT Fnsr i due to neigh0oring people.
rU POLICY OF THE BRITISH CABINET.
e. -l-ech al Oxford Mr. Csrdwell. the
,rru.r. OF STATE for the Colonies, briefly
'e-r-l -r 90, case Of the =. Alb4os rand
-- d. sad that no men were more sensl-
o ,ssr c.e Governor General OF Canada
'H u advisers Of ,hat which wac due tc
'- arar Of the British Crown AID 70 N,
.rsfa '-s.s neutrality OF British territory
10 IL Tss certain that "if the present la"
'a1'..l vas adequate they would carry II
'. ,ss.arion with promputude ana vlgor
-aat O.. IN the other hand, the presen
"a Nas found Inadequate, II 'ooNld not long
suffered 70 remain 20. ~