Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

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Trumbull argued in elm -. ten.
manner for the passage Of A. II,
ing up the objections mad, Try.
dent and set them aside by a. s'0's a'' :
ing. Great excitement pr,,,iI. Hon. Sam
gress and in some parts Of r.
aud the question Was argued
at it failed to receive Il. nEsurr =
vote required Which settles vicinity
for the present, continue
The worst features Of u. it. by viii
unbouuded appreciation If i III disapp
ing the rebellion were 50 flowing tn
the Union arms met with d,.,. 'ommunce'
N. Y. Day Book and New. vi, 'ided. II
in their power to assist III. i, covered
overthrow the povorDm,s, cling pre-
forth with double loaded" lsl' 'na' ' :
ing the veto. Guns have bes, 20 noA' :
the widest demonstration, d % 0'0"'
by that class of citizens. which :,
tends to make the majority Of wAyrs,
distrustful and fear that all i, Enrro,
Another bad feature is As ! &c mil
Daroled rebel soldiers, rebel srn Noun
and their kin. held meeting ie State
ington. appointed comnitee, hes us. a
olntions endorsing the the rrs,e tempe
ton, procured bands of music a., all my
upon him at the Executive Nnt cause.
were harangued by the Preside living
an hour and half much to lle.ld the g
ton it seems by the report Of N. to THIS
which has been published. T and do
made to such a crowd in such ,ccoming
is considered by many as being porganizs
digniicd and unwarrauted S3remer
Of the speech confirmed good M. one "
while others seemed to be given saloons
! plea Sc his audience. ng out !
A part of it is here appended ms. NJ
"You have hecn stru,oNn, they ella
years t. put down the Re!plais infer
denied III the beginning of The are wat,
that any State had the righ,t, before
Wv . '",a IL" r, ,nt ;, naI "''I"o averly
and it mas been settled that ours ~
neither the right nor the powe,e had o.
of the Union And when You'll am Us
tied that 10y the Executive and hv rne
power of the government, aud by
Ii" Judgment. you turn aroundaa "
that they are out and shall @scr "ea
Laughter ana cheers an @ie resul
to you. as your Executive, that ne moe
prep ,red to take any such psf on
said in the Senate. at the very ia 81,
the Rebellion. thai states had N ' :
90 out. aud that they hat no poi you
out. That question has been scthe br
cannot turn round now. and gr. River
rect lie to all | profess to have, fhv i
the last five years daughter andq - -
| eau do no such thing. snyl '"' =. :"
these states comply with the tons sai''
when they have given snfficet was ia
of their loyalty, and that the the lei
trusted; when they yield obedatr;cd "a
law, | say extend to them the oe;ee
of fellowship. and let peace .uI :.
restored. Cheers But these! 'n''
AS we swing round the circle. hvlore th
traitors and treason in the SOuh give a
posed. Toombs and SIidell, anda, have
of others whose names need not. W n
and now. when | turn ronnd att !.
end of the line, | hnd men, CAT a'''s
what name you call them A wt' succe
them traitors who still slamiind in
to the restoration of the UuUu
States; and | am free to say Uy -.
| am still for the prcscrvationoii w..
Paw ~ "'' -; ~ =; Wv ,,". ar%Yg law
government Of ours going on aud ,,;,v !,
ling out its destiny. A voice g.. :.
Tue 'ahe, " sen'',"'1" "" idiffere
H A voice. I'VE know them " h,o,,, -,
them, | repeat, it as Presidents Hale !
as much opposed to the tundane inn 10
lciples of this government, aDNere,l ~
they are rs much lahoring to n time
destroy them as were the men vi but
Jag inst us. A voice. Whit !, and
namcs?"1 say lhaddcus 81 Cckel
Penn. Tremendous Applause .ction
Ch's Sumner Great npP''0s " the
Wendell Philips and Others Of H,aable
stripe are among them. voN Of "
it to Forney Some genteullght hi
crowd says give it to FOrney' ley ha
OILY just to say that | do n0't villa
ammunition upon dead ducks n was
ter and applause | stand tcfH Cokel
try; ! stand Tor the conslltu'l tender
placed nv feet from my eDtrau@I he ha
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