Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-21
G IL GreGm0u'
The Vermont Legislature and President
Johnson,

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/. onr rei,bh,r If ,bo Iyo,, bas Given Mr.
Chase's remarks 10 fall, We have deemed it best
TO give cur readers The Union side Of The argu-
mont and below viii De found the very able and
nertinent remarks Of DR.. Keith and Mr.. Glazier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
written ouI qu'o ll'ly ''on HUGS '0A'" 1' viz
time.
The debate was opened By Mr Barlow Of ST.
Alh.rs I.,, ,ro ,po-o mot rross,.t Il, take rotes
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oi MS IehaFAs' We un0s's'Anu '''y "'ie
brief, bu to the effect that be heartily endorsed
every word of the amendment proposed by the
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'ne evening "A'h 'iI' bAilo" o''sol u'' 5toecn'
and many mombcis were leaving the House but
no sooner h.d Dr.. Keith commenced speaking
,ho, ,,c,nbsrs r,use3 an9 oavs him tie mot
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UNDIVIDED attention TO 'ue close o' D|' o''quenl
and scathing eXposureo OF the disropu'abl record
made by the c0ppcrhead party Of the North
durinr the late rebellion. agd their byrocrisy in
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man who has so emphatically declared that
Treason was "A crime and should be punished.
REMARKS Oh DR.. KEITH Or NoN'HFIFAD'
DIR Ke,tb. of NertbGeJ SAID be favored the
amendment of the gentleman from Chelsea. (Nir.
Urbarn
l,r Bae,ps, tbe policy or Abraham Lincoln
and that ol Andrew ,Io6uson were Intimately
c,opscts3 in snbliiny tbs s,aveboldar,' rsbellion
and in me- reconstruction Of the Union.
81 Recapse a meritad tributs is maid IN ths
n,or,nrv or ono and our spnror, nisi,sd m the
a,hsr IN :, rs-e.t,tlisbjr, tbs q ,vsrD,oent nan
thu corner s,opo Of freedom and eoualitv
"A Becans, thanks ara returned " 10 tie
sonrene Ruler for the suece,sful termination OF
,hs roLalbon and the csnss of Freedom aol
R,,bt made +, triumrh over viekedness and
o,'9rsss,,n in ,n,te M armed traifors in ,bs
Xxx and tbo ,ns.4i,ps arts and c,nnso,. "A
t.oir rr;sn5s n. home ~
Usssid ba va. oon5ssd IA tho resointion ol
III, Gentleman from i,vnd,r. Mr. Cba.e)
lar Beo,u., A nolicv /, assumed t5r tho
rresidsnt. ami tbsf snnDort nlclsea pn,u that
ppalicy
"a Rec,uso there !, an imnI,s3 cansuro ot
tho odn,ini,tr,ti,n of Mr. ljnc5ln for ,stabli,b.
in, military govern nent f,r reb5is
rh,sa rl.tntions, md DR. Ksitb ooen a
viJs fold far remark nnon the acts of men and
ey,r,. in an imn,rt.nt dav 81 onr history
Ue would try to do Justice 70 the characters
named and he hoped to be able to ,how that.
not onlv ia the closing sentence Of the las, reso-
ntion significant. but lh.t An endorsement of Mr..
Jnbr,on's administration come, with IN gr,ca
fron, those who nave ever onnosed MIR Lineolo.
Ia, n, anal,ze. sAd DR. Keith the reso.
linton If tho member from Lyndon. The nd,
ministraton Of Mr.. johnson is endorsed beciusc
"of bis efforts to early restore all the States
to tho discharge OF thelg duties, and the e1er-
c.,o of their rights under the organic law OF
the land Mark the emphatic word " eariy.
No DELAY is to bo msd6 for them to prove
their loyalty to tho Government by loyal acts,
Apain, the resolution endorses it, because the
" states arc carly 70 BE- relieved from military
dlcation." Military dication is lust what
, rebels always and everywhere hated
( Now, let us examine the corresponding reso