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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
The Great Civsl Wars A Historical
Review and Contrast.


Review and Contrast.
The pfeseas conflict ii this eounir
Is one q those y hieh arc psually cal
ed ''civi! var + aud iliouh nothing
the kiad has ever before been carrie
on IN the same siupendous scale. ye
there ere plenty of prccedents for il.
One Of the earliest Of these il hi
famous Pelopo1nesian war, which be
I gan y. 9. 432, and lasted tweuty-ses
en- years, between the States % Greece
which, had they adopted the idea Q
Pericles, and been united uader ou,
general head, might have formed ma
lion Of marvellous grandeur and indu
enee. But the doctrines OF "stat,
rights or autonomy" prevailed, and
atier tweniy-seyea years Of warfar,
foreign invasion closed the combat.
In he &fonthly Religious .Nagasin,
for February there is ah interesting
historical review Of the civil wars
and on the subject Of the Peloponnos.
ian gar, the writer says:
This lorg and deadly warfare
could not have been prolonged through
twenty-seyen years, except for the fact
that both Sparta and Athens were
both based on slavery. The slaves
tiled the soil--the citizens waged war.
Slavery not only supplied the mum.
tions, but il gave to the war savage
ffrocity and brutality. Athens alone
had four hundred thousand slaves to
sixty thousand freemen. But Sparta
was made pre-eminently barbarous
and inhuman by the habit Of domineer-
ing over slaves. During the progress
Of the war, fearing an insurrection
among her helots at home, she pro-
claimed liberty TO such as would come
Forward and join their armies. Two
thousand brave men sprang up at the
word liberty, and presented them
selves. They were led off secretly
and massacred; and by this fiendIsh
treachery the oligarchs rid themselves
Of such slaves as would be most like
ly to prove dangerous element at
home."
II is curious to contrast the num-
bers engaged in our war with those
engaged in the great wars Of the past !:
I'VE select two decisive battles
One Ct these vas fought in the harbor
Of Syracuse. IN an expedition against
Sicily. Athens had strained every
nerve and equipped a magnificent fleet
and army. They saiied out Of the
Pir@ps with sound Of trumpets, paens !
anl Hbations Of vine from gold and
silver cups. This great army consist.
ed five thousand Leavy-armed infant
". 1t was reinforced by another Of
about the came number. When gath |
cred at Syracuse they numbered in
infantry, natives ofI
.hs Island and slaves, who were light
armed, and only employed as skir- |
nishers--20,0 ,009 men. This, in The |
anguage Of Thucydides, made her
1owar appear stupendous, and her re-
sources hey ond calculation.
"The final and decisive battle was
hat of Aigospotsmi, when Athens lost
Ter fleet, and nearly her whole army
vas surprised and taken prisoners
The numbers engaged in battle are not
old; but the number Of prisoners,
Who were native Athenians, is record
d e5 5000, which seems to have made
lp Tie bulk Of her army in the last de.
:isive engagement"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
Dr. MAFeSHAIr.'S
HEADACHE AND { IlRRH SNUEF,
Cold in the Head.

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Kyes an4 DeafnSss shea caused hy1
Cold In the Head.
Ii esshs sas yurrss 2i ostrsetisns sirsaeshsns
tho gEaas Nns gsFes healiay act9n u ths i4fts si
fsxass it seee0fansRasd hy mANy x tss rhysl-
csAnAaaa Il Aa6 j. eses ~tih snecfss azd s1tKarsau
ssxrrwhers eo4a " ali IAgRExisis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

rKxERAL STATUTES on VERMONT,
JOHN c goBERTs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
now AHD TnHN.

GAS to the numbers engaged, the
little State Of Massachusetts has fur
nished more men in our present strug-
gle than fought on both sides il the
great English rebellion. II has sent
more men inio tie field than yulius
Caesar commanded 10 gain .hc en-
pife Of the world; mole than all the
troops of Hellas put together. in the
long struggle that rent her in pieces,
when her sun vert down in blood
The State ot New York has equipped
more soldiers then all the troops Of
Caesar and Pompey put together,
though drawn from every province,
from the Euprates to the pillars OF
Hercules. The whole army Of Crom-
well would only serve as skirmisllers,
Or as detail ior raid, from the ar
my Of Grant or sherman. His great
military fame was gained BY manag-
ing 25,000 men, and Is marches and
evoludops were within an area less ex-
tensiye than the State Of Virginia
THE ENGLISH REBELLION.
"The great civil war Of England,
known as The Great Rebellion, Was
also conflict between the oligarchs
and the commons; called again tie
Cavaliers and The Roundheads call
ed again, more appropriately,the King
and his Parliament. II divided Eng
land horizontaiy---the King and the
Lords and tie Bishops on one SIDE,
the commons on the other; and i de-
cided the question forever, Whether
constitutional government was a pos
sible boon 10 tie English race.
'.The war opened IN l642. and con-
tinued seven years. II would proba-
bly, have been finished ID haH that
lime, but for tie hesiiascy aid halt
measures ot Essex, the 6rst Parlia-
mentary General. The first fooiict
Of Edgetiill has its exact parallel in
AnIietam. II Was drawn battle.
both parties lying on their arms aIl
night but IL the morning, Hanpdru
cane up with four thousand fresh fsen.
Julius Caesar would have followed up
quickly the iorrner days work, and,
with blow upon bow, finished tie roy
alisls and the war. lustead Of this
tie armies looked 81 each other,
DREADED u renew Tue tgla and dres
Vi, aeh IS ise!g much % ile cia-
-4is aud di-gusi Il liampiea. fisa
l.0asand aefs .eli iaia on Tie le'd
--slain 81 no purpose, q mo'hi's aas
80 th IS sent OF tsi O1ts
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vears and tried various other remedies in vain
owe . renew al of their health and strenth Who'll
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70 Consumntives.

The undersigned having been rostor.
is to health in few weeks, by a very
ample remedy, after, having suffered Sc
voral years, with severe lung affection.
and the dread disease, Can7umption-is
enxious to make known tohis fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a
copy ofthe prescription used, Gree of
charge with the directions for pTepar-
ing and using the same, which thy will
find a sure cure for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCHIrIs, CoUGHs, COLDS
&c. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spead information which
he conecivcs to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will tryhis remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may
plove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County,
New York.
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