The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

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y. Bot these results we're not attained
BY eleyatag TIE defeated party 70 tie foil
enjoyment y the poaer and bouors they
bad lo.t. They sete not attained by ea.
osufasing The disaa cited to again attempt
their cherished enterprise. They we're
not attained 81 showing those Who were
calculating tie chances of success that hey
run no risk o. punishment iffhey failed
They were no. attained by announcing to
lhc void that coarase end devotion
would he recognized ADMIRED and ap.
plaudcd without regard TO the nature OF
lhe cause in which they we're displayed
They we're attained by taking power from
enc pies add giving it to friends by pun
isling the treacherous aud rewardiug The
fsihfuli BY giving ihe unsuccessful party
10 more ihsR belonged 10 a defeated and
lallen Zoe by excluding their men from
the administration Of the government aud
principles from tie framework ofthe
State BY making their future cuccess
impossible aad their projects odious, anti
the hopes Of the fathers died out in the
breasts Of Inc sous, and heir cause was
buried under a load Of %obloqay from
which there was no resurrection
After our fathers were successful in the
field il was not the first Object of their
TO conciliale the Tories. They
I'D not ask the aid Of Benedict Arnold in
the new government, or realize
he necessity 0! gaiding their conduct by
wishes and feelings Of those who took
sides with the Biai.h army. They had
ought for independence, and did not
.rouble themselves 10 consult the views Of
hose who had fought against it. They
in republicanism, aud did MT
q goyernm ent TO suit the IDEAS Of
hose who preferred 4 monarchy. They
opposed TO an established church,and
we're not very tender Of the feelings OF
hose who loved il. Their object was not
Q compromise with those opposing doe I
rines but to crush them out forever. To |
nat end they expressly prohibited tue es-
Of he political and religious :
nstttutions Of tie old country. Oar faith.
r. treated the Tories as Il defeated Zoe. =
oo& from them their property and power,
nd made their name odious among men. {
he consequence vas that not a single son
a tory father adhered to the principles :
j his family. Any one can point out !,
imong his neighbors men whose fathers ]
y grandfather fought for the Church and
he King but it would be very difficult =.
Q End one Of them who has any predilec {
ION for The British rule. c
Il We wish for peace and prosperity and ]
greatness, we must pursue a similar poll
y. The victorious Uniouists should re- a
The Government aud not the de.
rebels. The cause Of the rebellion
lis adheierts should be dishonored.-
When a cause is clearly hopeless, men /,
sill not cling TO il because their fathers !
I'D. When the men OF the present gene. I
alton pass on The stage, there will be n
zone 10 take their places, But if the 7
Dung men OF the South find treason the
and prevailing doctrine, they will :,
e very likely 10 embrace IT, Continue 10 .
teai tie South IN he soothing and concil- /
manner o. the past eight mouhs,and g
will rot BE- long before we have another !.
ebellion on our hands. Treat them as a
party, aid hity years hence there ,
uti not he a single 5 lutnernor willing to !,
'wH HAT bis father was a rebel. !
JANAtc4.-The Commission sent from &
: gland 10 invesgiga c the facts concern y
L ihe recent tefub slaughter OF Jamai- ,
a a,acks are pushing forward heir labots a
snh diligence. Upward Of one hundred >
Ind hty persons have already been ar Il
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