The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-02

Il,e ro~er we Jiskivefed they pOSsest, af-
ter ihs late sleeshuns, and had gone the
wholr Ggxrr. They Lad forced The South
into lie hemilinshcn Nv allowing nig9ers
10 testify, aud ia the Northern States had
siven en- the elective franchise. Nv
course, tie tdccaled and refined Democ'
rasY wood neser consent ~ be carried up
10 lie pools aloeg,ide nv n'gser--uS
eourse no democratic offs seeker wood hoo
initiate himselfa treating nlsg-r aiore
el,cshun IL been . article Nv isIlii with VI
never TO drink with nigg onless lie pay
iorn.
Therefore, being helpless. aud resolvir
never 10 submit, the belt Nv lhe Demoe'
racy determined 10 emigrate III a body 10
some aad where The Anglo -Sackson Good
rool, where there was no mixier OF the
disgusting African. Mexico was The coun
try choose, and mellaws HE entire party
in one solid column, marched there. Oui
departure vas ovation. The people on
our route wuz AL dressed in white ez q
texsn uy JOY, and from every house hung
banners With inscriptions onto EN-, sich ez
"Now is our hen roosis safe"
.Canala on lis way 10 Mexico"
1 Poor Mexico-we bewail thy fate l.
| Our march resembled very much tha
Nv The ehildren w lsrel. Our noses WI
the pliers Of fire by mite, and our breatl
the pilIer Nv smoke by day.
On our arrival 10 Mexico, the native,
Of that country, struck probably with sw,
AT the majestic and famn expression u'
our couutenanc,s hastily gathered up Thea
Iiuen, and silver spoons, anu hosse>, ant
sch, and relreaied TO the mountains. !
Was "A komplimvnt 10 US that them e:
had nj enytains remained.
Finally We reach plan where we, Ih'
modern children Nv lsrel, decided 10 re
name, AID NV COURSE, the fust thing 10 d
wuz to iorm Government.
hethsarl Fenandy Wood w Newyork
wuz chosen ylya ,oce, es President, an,
he stepped forerd TO hev the oath admins
tered 10 him, which wuz be dun By Tia
oldes, Juslis Nv the Peace Nv the late stat
Nv Moo Gersey, which has committed SUI
eide. Here new trouble ersood --lher
wuznt u bible 10 be found in the Who'll
encamrment. The difficulty wuz got owe
by New York Alderman yellin oui,-
Never mind the WHAT'S the yous
Nv any oath to be tokenT So he was d.
clnred President
Prest Nood tben proceeded to :ganizt
He equested sis ez had held commiss
ions in the army Nv the yooniIed states I
step iorerd three PAGES. Gems Micklelal
Buel, Ei,zjohh Porter, & SIocum slept ior
erd, and with EN- some 1000. a part u
whom he'd held quartermasters cornmi.
sions and whose accounts
jest before the battle, mother"
Didn't. balance, but wich alex did ji>t al
ter, AID others who he'd bin disrni5t tor be
ia in the rear, when their sooperiors dt
sired TO see EN- in The front and who cor
SEX, nty considered il id Ablishu
war, wlch they diu't approve Nv, no hop
Then hevIn ascertained tile material iC
othcerIn bis army he axed all them VIII
he'd bin q the service ez priyates to ste
iorcred, 10000 obes ed, AID The Presdel
q. ked the lust one where he enlisted, VIII
answered ez follows;
al Moo York, April ~ 1864, boun'
$1,000; and at Philadelphia, April !
1864, bounty $500; and at Pitlsbur
April l6. 1864, bounty $780, aud at On
cinnat, Arril l9, Lounty S4o0; an
at"
Enough" said Fcrnandy, and slanc
, down The line, aud seeiu all the faces wei
> Nv the same style and expression, he AS
ed no more w en- any questions.
Remarkin hat it wuz well enough
establish church, he desired all wi
we're ministers Nv the Gospel 10 step Tor
red. 2l slept out and desired TO eSplal
They Good not say hat they were ~
y now in foil connection with any churc
!. They he'd bin, but their unconstooshenr
c Ablishen Synods and conference he'd a
|. coosed EN- NV irregularities in hoss tradI
and various other irregularities, and 81
pended EN-, and silenccd EN- and sich, b
coz they we're Democrats, but
Z The President sirugged his shoulder
n and asked aIl who Good read TO step OF
!. About one half answered, and then he :
ques,ed rich Nv tins numb.r ez Good
, pre-, ;.iIed upon TO accept a small OiiiC
2 and who believed themselves ht, 10 81
ont agin. and TO my unutierable horr
Of and CONSERVATION. every one but five step
St ed out, ez brisk ez so many bees INN
! nHy here was at aproar. Them ez co
q dent +. ad ,wore yociitrously that The
wuz notliu lair about that arrangemei
They never knowd that a man wuz obi
ed 10 be able 10 hold Office in The drm
crate party; and they never stand lh'
:, aud tEey stepped out
Finally il wUz decided that elects
should be held at some fucIler time.
The next step WIZ 10 divide EN- up !
10 cmplos ments. The President requei
them "a preferred TO follow mex ankle Fl
plosment TO sep out. Sum thirty advan
ed. Them ez preferred farming Abo
fiiiy stepped oat. Them rz expected
:. run small groceries.
There wuz sound like the rush
.. many waters. Nineiy-eigh, per cent.
all-eeptin the officers aed preachers
1; sprung 10 ihe front, bet when they s.
II their strength, their faces turned viii
GOOD Lord" whispered they, "we eli
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