Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-23


date for the [ 8 Senate iIom Alabama =
/ And yet the President at one time was no
doubt truly q Union man and had - the
mouth Of lion. lie said, before he de
lNered bis memorable inaugural-now his
toric-' We get men in command who under
the influence Of fattery. fawning and Car
essinng, grant protection to the rich traitor,
[ while the poor Union man stands out in the
cold, often unable to get a receipt or
| q voucher for hIs losses" How lainentable
that these words could not have been en-
/ graycd OF his hclIt!
lie sil1 that, ' traitors must be made
odious. Is that proven By honorine rebels
dripping with blood at New Orleans and de-
grading Sheridan thC gallant and true-de-
grading him because he was true and told
his tale without glJss and and without a lie ?
lie said traitors must he punished aud
impoverished Does hc fear any personal
application Of his doctrine? he is making
crusade against the party and principles
which placed him in VDwcr-oferins the
bIi1e oi all tlc Offices in the country to
thos' who vii fall down, down, down
and worship at Lie iO)ts; .1i Those who
iaN need hardly expect 70 rise again. But
has tie secret service fund been exhausted 50
that hc may vlthD9-lIt,le ASSOCIATES be called
upon TO pay the expenses OF an unfortunate
campaign Wi-l the it,s Of y 5veu5er ID
expect that political IeacheIy. at least. will
oe somewhat Impoverished. Where is the
theory OF the Pr5-,deu., upon which he ac-
ceptcd bis nomination. VIXEN the foremost
ioyllists OF the South are kicked out of
oihcc, 10 use lis own phrascJlosy, and
pardCntd rebels pat in sEcir places, the
places o! those APPOINTED by Lincoln -
Lincoln
$50 fallen at leag,h hat tower Of strength,
Which stood four square TO all the winds that
blew
Tie President s.i5. .trai.ols must take
back seals ia the work II reconstruction"
lo, who occupied the 'front.' seats at the
PHILADELPHIA Canvcutiln? But | forget.
South Carolina folded in the arms Of Massa-
ehuse,ts dIl cause the President to weep
iluc tlc 'cb-ls ani c5ppc.-sclds were there
.rou-ht together Ike Slmlsln's three hun
lroi fox and though their heads appear To-
i-3s north ana s3ltl ticir tails aIc l1ined
aiti ,ic iire-irlnis O. -st tire Union On fre
Why should not tAc President woop2-He
may, ,le, us say . him IN a whisper, dry his
eyes now. Tor the fire 30 d1t seem 10 burn
muc-
Nl'wi-hstaui,u- the plyg opinion the Pre-
slden5 cEt.Tt,ins % Congress and loudly uro.
claims. every law passed "a; the last session.
Irae,icsl iAI ..tancc, except Two. was
TTrvy,d iy him. One Of these TWO was
'ac Freedmen BlIau Bil. which only con-
erred upon him -lme additional milirar.
--aarity % lrJ.lt. loyal reiaEJos and the
..r negro llu.4 actual star,st.gn aEl from
iu, lyraaei ana bounded hy their cruel
prs---s; a4d tAc other was the Civil
.---- B..-m-ll a law of tie land by q
Fl-t-l-t- 'l-c Yi l1th Houses aud 1t tic
.h tln.res- needed any sails O. preserve
i-- memory irc-l IN a.i tie future. tLa. one
ac- 81 le tli1 be all-- efficient. This act
ez--n .-.. tie privilege. ot O citizen, the right
lla't..l.u -- I.r, ]. lrty and property, .
sue and .c sued, % give evidence. etc T. f.
q l.ls.s, iAe.-lin- ti.se sho have here .
.i, -ad 'Ll nights which a white man T.
r-s r.-a. .' respect. Ties mcasuros, 50 (
-mant and SD iuIlIauT-iy demanded Ly
eHr t.lt.-l l-rs-. were vetoed by the .
i-e----A. ~-l At lae tie grace 90 call bis 4
'n- '7..- -i-- a. 'O->iu of alarm when I.
O. -cr Ac SD" ,le citadel -. liberty ln danger. 7.
i.ele't.n- hT-. military a.i and thea reject /
Ir- ne attt.rty oi i1r 4ld tLc courts, IL f.
'- i''neT se'in th't the Fre-i-en; sound .
-.t VIC" Hle-5 was IN danger, but /
wen u @as a''"l o. ne protected. The |
A0- .'- '.''4 '-', -,'Ns lether'
-....-., ID. D. .L- i'-~e .S %, 'e',ie 'Ie
III l"e l.olc
"'-' =. -. - 5II Oou-
,---'' 'ilV@'f u'-uH
-','. .' '''-.l'',' L'' e'Aeet'eG
''' 'i'e" mere ana
~ Ia. -'- e-'.,' D., o-''-e7 ioi!o"' as
,".' "-r '-.'' Ni'' ID ln tnuhuer
o. ----''.-- 20 ,.c ueal VIII
A-- d" -u. tiac every
" '''- --'s' WA '4..-
E. .'''. l's' -il' les.l,n nt' Ia the 1.Ieitst
4-. .AiA--.4 q NIi-l- 20 .-e amendments
{, 'Hc consultation proposed hy C0nsr,ss
me H's' l7 1e--l.I'h ui c!tlA-nsaip AM
5'''Iin5 % al ,iti4 Us equal protection un
--' '''' ''"' A''9 having long "eon a cln-
l. 't' $50 '--- '' "'HeAlS Itgllr'el- 'r tle
-''4-tl4t eil courts at ihc south would 4
?. ' maze iue en-nclI l.'-n ~ tie coieTtd
tHIh't- is Aue''r-ns We ave
-.- 20 uelia-- one uuil5r.1 rule %. elti-
IL is n'" impeIiors.y required on
.. '1nt 'i l"e status oi those persons who
i've 'eeI lt.l o. Involuntary r'r'ltudo-
,--'-il '-'-se -lpiO1o t.lli,- ti0-Is VINO gt!-
l-'i'iy i.-5 - 'li ',e Cni2n .1 d-niei me
~, ,o',-i, VI ,'' .''- aN 'nfee OF iouF
i'i'i-io'is u ooI'' ca i''l!e Dc allowed 70 re
''''' - ana 7G'- ~ N1oA ol oou'h Amer
~ I...-'4S ''i''-a1 Noi'o tN"" ina,
u al "''''" 'AeJ nave lls- ese4Ieu anu shaI
d, n,' Iui -c'e.Hine.t 70 u lIe rescue WIN
az ''.o iii'Iy9'y ol It's h''ioha' l@"eF lheTe
d. ny N ..i'so persons hiSnly eluclIeI,
r;{ - 10y eus'SyI IA PROFESSIONS anu
~ ~ ieul'uI4i anu ineGh'hleIl
AZ many nave acquired "taith
f"y ~ '''A'a WIN rs hlu'n ai1cii'y aS
o'' - --'-.i '2olio ol 'i'SSc persons lor pusi-
- 80 =" is1 lIay ueSl4e % 80 aOioau.
.. - ~ "i.n tue cSIIite oi Mnocser
- tt'i-s ~ oo 'eI'eluIy oi o'o'e "he'ne5
va - uA'o SHe Nsut' l-9'poIl o[ hot
- 'l' Nu'lo''s1 cil'-ch VI 'hc n'.eu
" ~ ue''I u al n VAN % the protection
Vi lI,i ~ o1aIs anu stripes
=, iHe se'JAu an SH1Lheh,' upon Which my
colielsu0 mas Ken Win 50 mueh GDiA'y'
i W Su!"te tne app lIuohmeht oi hepre-
sen'atiFos ace9rdinS 70 TIE actual numbers