The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-31

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may ua 5ea rhrlh ihe soahem
p@fk ra ~ ~ their ia low IS.
tsi q caaarl thieves, anj ! iard..
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ito Soadten eensers cbarg open Gle
smtern people a few sluu rs.
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is ore uees f taeif cause !. ieA
permits ihe srry &c lie C8uf d
rs-y % bcaomc slus'ea ills 81
certainly a fad falling away % DC
raH II aose eio fur years agl bad
tha l4ish 20 el0il ia tie gu.1re Q slave
empire. ftufe4tg around tie Cur,
win Il. mighty armies advancing on
Northern aud Southern Contiueu,.
Oilers eomplain Of tho poor allegiance
given tie CoUfcdera,y il return fer
is bcuign protection and manifold
blessings, by come who send their
ans, whom an arrival at the age Of
fourteen makes subject TO tie grasp
q the CONSUMPTION into Mexico 10 be
transported 10 die peace and security |
u Europe. Alas for the ffailty Of hu- |
man nslure Can this be the fiery |
Southern people WHO were to continue
Iie struggle from generation 10 gene.
ration, until The last man fell in The
last disehs The Charleston Minors
draw vivid picture Of the black
guards, Uieyes, ard ofscourings OIL
society who compose The Confederate
armies ID that De gartmeni, and charge
hem with Icing much more ready to
stand % tie hen-rcosts Of quiet ctti-
tens t,an q their own muske,s. Il
5 bard 70 believe lbAl these are ,te
southern gentlemen who we're born
DC natural lords &c the mud-siIls of
ae Norsl, bat i is even 90. The same
-pers call ifan,icly upon the au- .
lon.iea to shoot . score CT more off c
4e shoa.der-strg ppcd rowdies who {
lirs ibc bs.tle-Geld 10 s.rnl up and |,
'dn.the streets oil that city, aching
sud preaching reyoiu-
n. liz the absence Of any explain b
lion 10 the contrary, NC are compel
II 70 telsiya that these very qles-
.onablc soldiers are the same Cbafles-
oman chivairy, who, when Anderson !
vas cooped up IN Sumter with an band
vi q men, FASTENED TO form indepen.
anl companies with fancy uniforms
, pace Ike wharyes under the admir-
a gaze OF the Southern bellies Cor
Of Southern papers in that
ity Give such an account Of tie de-
pair, diotrust, faull-finding, and reyo- D
liIonary sentiment in tie mother of Y
session, that We are forced 10 ex- .
lain With titm, Gan this Sc Charles. I
" + The bubbles of Southern mill 4
Iry reputation have been prickel by b
,e pens q newspaper critics, until il 0
almost ito ible that The much a.
used generals nllo are charged With
asing suffered lie fandals to oyerrun
i sscred sod, are TIC same who have g
On he iuaameuble Confederate We = =
fies ail down in the recently pub 4
'hed Confederate almanac, Ii
When fogaes begin their recrimina- il
ms, honest men are likely 10 get
cir due. One q lie Rieliufoad ia
rs, in remarking upon The iaeficiep, j.
, dishonesty and narrow miudcdns I,
Jefferson. Davis, pays q jasi tribute an
the many grea, qualities Of Presi- Gi
~ l.acpln. a Charleston paper y
liie mourning over tie iaeilieiency
il arifiies, caused by the mean abil- i.
e q is leaders and lie yag4Joud ioa
ldeaeics Of tie soldiers, makes Saer- Ia,
- greai general sud his army an
ny Of gentlemen. A Mobile Paper, 81
lsmcaiing tie almost ea'irc extiuc i /.
n q patriotic feeling .Hnag tie y,
'~ses, reAnarka ,hai Ehe faith enl.ib- oa.
1 b their enem'e II ihe .uc re
il'eir Cause pats item g shame ~
.ey base even co 80 far Is 10 re- -
aas with o SLING akin % enula-
"a, The tesonrsas e il.- Nor,i. They -.
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