Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10

ot;cn fnIl III su the strength which truth i'm |
narts. wearing all the prestige which success
bestors; the other, without any moral support
whatever, efirontery and Imposture It's cnlel re-
lance. It's fortunes broken, its doom sealed YET
borrowing new sudacity from its very despeI"-
+ion President Lincoln can afford 10 be very
brief and very calm: and II well suits the leader
Of the Confederacy 10 rave Ike mailman
The New York TTi5une says
President Lincoln's first Inauguration took
Mace Oh one Of the brightest Spring days ever
youchsafea TO the genial climate Of Washington,
and his pacific pleadiugs and eXpostulations were
swiftly followed by the hloodiest storm o. War
that ever burst on this hemisphere; his second
term commenced on a day OF gloom and tempest
and his Inaugural though evidently inspired 10y
n hone Of early Peace. does not appeal 90 the
Rebels for a cessation Of h0stIlities pleaingiy
a. It's prototype urged forbearauce from begin
ming them We think a fresh, untguivOcal eA-
bibitiou Of the spirit which impelled the former
Inaugural would have been polite as well A.
humane: that IL would have Qucseuei ana
5eerenei the disn'eErailon q the Rebel forces
and thus FASTENED the re-es'abilstmeut oI iAe
National authority over every rood % the Va
tons area. Nov j. the t'tost time for putting
forth manifestations Of generosity, clemeney.
maguau'uity .Wh'ch. however they my hes. Ii-
Cd boy the heoel chlri>- are ''I'''N '" 80
great and -aluiafy HhleIee ''l' q ''''' '- f'''
sEus'ed. dtspHrne l'i."tl-- 49,
We PRINT the tIes.lei' l's. ~, .,.l
indicate % broad eXpanse which the Marion nas
tracked with bloody feet within the l7s- four
sventful. memorable wears. The former pro-
/ claimed ir firm though affecting RuEuH-e, Tire
'sol'e OF l'e hep1'-'o -9i ~ y -.
thrown the Ia',eI p''u's ',.-'' =, IN. NJ.
7 mp.AeAoie as '.i'n', anu s'!s -.
/ shall hang on me s'i4'"s ne e''@''- -'' ~
/ ra' me former va ''r
I sital ST l--',' '.- 'i,''-' - D..
tesiintl '' prove ''S - "a, ~.
leu' '"o f''N9 10. 49, az.
Jay W --s se-o-' 'N' 49,. -
angry I'D 'Ae morning -i'',' '- '-'
me evening
r..\N W.-Ig-rerhgr, tfe most ma'i-
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hihi'aHl 'tI-a'iill '"' '-'
.. President Lincoln and .t al the e-l.leu
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/ and lalf with comp pound Hi -neeI-- '.'4
.r. iar e.y We give tie .i-~t fall-r-l a-
mii sample ot the whole
NJ Lncoin's second 'rau-1r. rivals ine .l'
ercveical letter of Pope I.I-- .i winch 'at'"..
] r.u8rcts have iUteriIctri tHr crcl.hi.i d
/ their . .mIui1us. The suOarI'rit'oa 10 s.e-'i
I t. spiritual rule ci1iueI fr Oh, H.F See Is i
attempt o. replace the politics 20 ihe uiuetteai
century hy the politics ~ fle middle age
which. however absurd. is stl Iutelh-lh., aH
tom rlg standpoint ot p Holiness. consistent
b." r
s-ate,rau,hip is not les -rstu''1us than IL
absurd. The Presidents Theology smacss @
strongly 0f the dark age, as does Pore Plus
rolitic-. He urostrstes himself before the De't
With A supers,itiou- astouishment ike that i-
tv CalIxrus Ill. NJ the yrs.tat on OF the Crea
comet of ilt. when that Pope ordered Oh
church bells o. be ruuE ia Iv So noon sui
pr.ver 20 be- -aii agaius, the Devil. the Tur
and the comet Nr Lincoln expects our can.
90 succeed hv the prevailing efficacy 1f cur pray
2 ers when We hold up the negro toward leave
- Is a token ofour peuiteuce for other mems sins
/ much a. In l-.5. when Rome WIS thredteut
with the cholera. The Pope and c4riuals carrie
E a black image ofthe Virgin 10 solemn prlcessio
] through the streets while other cities tath0.
e and Protestant. cleared their streets and Vurlhs
2 AMI fumi-ated their dwellings
b.
The boston JolrHa. says
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short as II Is however It may be divided mo ="
Unexpectedly 70 many. II presents 10 ne
scheme Of peace. and seeks 20 give 10 other oa>
! 70 the war than that upon which II Is nov BEN
= fought out Considering the conferences throus
!. which the President has recently gone, AMI m
pressure that has been brought 10 hesr upon hii
! o make new ANNOUNCEMENTS of concilator
character. this : great and significant fact.
. proves the President % he convinced thaJ Oh
leaders Of the rebellion are SO Fixed and dies
A.. Frrate IN their guilty course, that nothing br
!. ile continued application 90 the force q arms ca
{ ID. them aud restore the Union.
: bat the President d'es say, fael. j. >'mf'
o. s. -ch, 70 H0ul-r'l.ly c.elr lHl a.F.r'.
outline, this mighty contest s- .' POW stand;
nl he whole duty of ;ut people e.'f regard O
=. ~ language % g-hlg simplicity %
beauty. AMI with q r-teIeufls. ,lrrt tt-r ISL
f-l response in every christian D.. m, Dee -.s
u.wleire- the blnl Of God ia this civil war. end
Ebaf now e -o apparent. Hi, purp.~e 20 uese
r.e means ~ urroatnC slavery. Upon This r.ir
ls -rausurl. .1iress Nil sound Ike 'he s.sq.
{ ieIverree 20 tho millions IN bondage SO
O. te free Themselves AMI their pOsrerify, forever
-e surely 10 r not rhe less' o. the gran
.-.viences uf be times that Abraham Liucul
q , continued zoo the Prs dental Chair.