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A nEcoNsrRrcrEp REnEL.

During the early successes Of the South,
Hon Henry A. Wise frequently anuounc-
Cd lis intention 10 die in the last ditch
IA her Than submit to the Government Of
the United States but when disaster over
took Tie Confederacy, be reconsidered his
opinion and accepted the mercy Of the ma.
tioual executive. II any we're inclined TO
wonder how SO chjyalrous Souiherner
could survive the great disaster, a recent
speech of tie honorable gsngleua may
perhaps put an end TO their SD rprise. II
appears that the army Of Virginia in gen
eraI and the Wise Brigade in particular,
wcre n0t defeated by Gen. Grant, bat con-
qucrcd from him an honorable parole. Al.
Though We may not agree with Nh, Wise
in sis estimate Of the military events on
the Appomatox, his speech is well calcu-
lated 10 convince US that the results Of
that contest were not all that loyal man
could have desired If j, were not for the
unfortunate terms Of that surrender, We
should now have Henry A. Wise insulting
the Government and preaching treason
under the protection Of Grants parole
II il were no, for that parole, the leaders
VI the rebellion, instead Of seeking high
oGioes 10 the Government, would be
anxious 10 escape, ia ihe protection Of oh
security, the suspended judgement of the
law. IL il were not for their easy escape
from the results OF their past crime, these
men would not now be SO anxious 10 en-
ter upon another. Mr.Wise thinks tha
lhe cause Of the South is not lost an,
that their Paradise will yet be reeained
How Mr.. Wise proposes to regain th'
Paradise Of separate government doe
na appear. Perhaps while standing
among the graves of Southern armie
which GIT the soil Of his native State, even
bis madness does not contemplate a renew
vi Of the war But can any one doub
,Lsi IL men Ike him had the control Of th'
Senate as they did in 1861, thar powel
would " used 10 block the wheels Of gov.
crnmeat And csn any one doubt That j
their votes could plunge the country into /
foreign var, Southern aid 20 the enemy
would buy goarauty 81 Southern indie
tenduncc
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THE JOURNAL.
NrrroRrERsorTHI PRESIDENTS
IsnIlTA.
M&ACNErfN 80
rsssSat sefuiaf, Ma ~. ise6.


The ica8en Itasa haf beeme an 81.
can r ne Prs 5cet n ibs uHc3 saies
A cretgoaleri = thas josral hat haa
- stsiusu wah Mr. J8buaa, aaI rs.
rs.rea frosa lhe rfct3fhlal .fs a slate
~ 81, and 3,fcass q TIC policy q lhe Gov
enusem. vi,h peruissIaa 70 make Il pub.
Dc n.roaeh The columns d bs paper
Amtreant hare ~ ysi forgotten that the
Loraan 7tssel baaeJ With delight %, de
rug,,on X The Union, announced ibe esiab.
sshmeui Il a new nalion within ibe limits
Il The ias United States, and applsuded
90 nolle eaors made ~ ibe Southern
people 10 ,hr5s 81 iho yoke ol a barbar-
o. and brutal North Bot fany are de-
posed to doobi tie good taste Of Ne John
con il selecting .ych an organ ior the cir
tuia,ion Of his opinions 10 Europe, they
rnsa remember ibs, The London Iimfs
i nos an arden, supporter q The Presi-
dental policy. Americans 10 Europe no
iioe thai every foreign paper which sos-
tanned the rrtels against tbe loyal North.
nov suaains Andrew johnson against The
radieal Congress and that every one
wLicb looked upen ,he cause of The North
~ The cause n freedom aud right, speak.
al the Presidents course with regret and
apprehension. Americans At home notice
TIA, every Journal which opposed ihe war
tor The Union, advocates The policy Of Mr.
johnson. While be is calling those who
stood by The Union traitors, those who
founded the Coufederacy are calling him
loynl Ills popularity at the South is on.
y exceeded BY the popularity d Davis
and Ice, Admirers Of the great patriot
al Fortress Monroe, are not inseEsible 10
the merits Of the patriot at the White
House. Those Who propose TO run Gen,
Ice FOR The Presidency in Sos are pleased
to think that until then they have a Pres.
,lcnt devoted to the South As long as
tie Presidents policy iads such support
crs, We think nothing further is needed to
show that il Is no, policy 10 be support
ed By loyal men.
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rREEnMEN,s nUREAU.

Some time since President johnson APP
pointed Gems Slcdman and Fullerton COM
missioners to investigate the management
and operations Of the Freedmen Bureau.
These gentlemen have submitted areport
decidedly unfayorable to the to char
aeter ofthe Bureau and is officers. Their
investigations we're principally confined 10
tie condition Of affairs in Virginia and
North Carolina and several officers 10
the latter State, especially Gen. White.
sew. the Assistant Commissioner, are charg.
"a with advancing their private interests
by misuse of their official powers. The
commissioner report that these officers are
interested il the cultivation Of lands in their
Department, and are enabled by their 20.
sition to secure The services Of the freed
men a, a loser rate Of wages than is con-
si.tens with ibe good Of The laborer or The
interests al competing managers, From
these facts TIE commissioners infer that ihe
Barcau should be discontinued, and the
care 81 the freedmen lpit to the regular
civil aad military authorities. i is 20
generally couiended that good work
should be abandoned because some Of it.
ministers are ioand 1niaithiaL Bat j.
Ihis ease il nay Be doubted i even ihe
statements upon which the commissioner.
found their inference. are correct Gen
Howard, in whose integrity and ability tbs
country has ibe utmost eonhdshce, has
published A letter IN hich be handles the
report rather severely. dc says thai some
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TuoRoUGnLY REcoNsTRUcTED.-The
following is language Of the Richmond
(Ya) Times
"Beeause a war has for the hour over
come State Sovereignty, are We therefore
10 aequiesce in this great crime against
liberty. and admit il TO be our deplorable
status tor All time to comas Not unless the
war has made US a nation Of sneaks aud
towards. And even admitting that, for the
present moment, we are thus cowardlzed
and belitlIcd by the war, has the devil SO
far got possession Of US that we mean 10
lie. down fukeyer in swinish rest and sleep ,
No in Gods name. no !! Rather let Us
cherish at least so much Of the plnck and
dccency or manhood as shall make rs trust
the haie ,riU came when zee stall arite IN
orr tcratH aud seize his gigaatic. monar-
cbicai, Idespotc, ceutrah9ing heresg By
the throat, and ASSERT AGAIN the liberty
wbicb can neger Be lost ercept By our o'ca
reaknfss and crime 4
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Mn JonNSoN's RECORD.

MIR JUHNSON'S RECORD.
The correspondent and editor Of lhe
London T,mfs, Who look upon the argu-
meuls of Mr.. johnson as unanswerable,
are perhaps not Sufficiently acquainted with
affairs ia this country 20 know that every
position taken by Tie President can be re-
futed by bis own words and official acts.
When tile correspondent wrote out the as
serllon Of the President that the Freed
mans Bureau was little better than anolh.
er form 81 slavery, he was no, perhaps
aware that less than two months ago he
informed Gen. Howard that his admin
islralion Of that Bureau was entirely sat.
islactory. When the President told the
correspondent that the philanthropy and
beneyolence Of the North for the negro
was all pretense, the latter was probab-
not aware that when his informant was
seesing the nomination Of the Baltimore
convention no man was more lonu IN Ills
oner' 70 support Inc iolai negroes IN as.
sefi'hS 'hef nsh's against 'helr reoel
masters. hheh he Ifefideni charged
Congress wan forcing 'he issue upon hlpl'
his nearer might easily nave answered tRe
the accusation hy oGicil documents and
statements on good authority II ne
charge relrted TO The breach between me
President and Congress IN relation to The
treedmen's bureau biil' there Is an as
ertion on 'hf authority Of l"o prominent
gentlemen UT uucourd|ted W any one
That That hll' was submitted 70 Tue Iresi'
dent ana received hls approval before II
was introduced into The Senate. II It re-
iered TO the disagreement on the subject
Of reconstruction, there are the communl
cations Of the President TO The Provisional
Governors and State Conventions with the
inyariable reminder ut is TO be expressly
understood that these propositions are sub
ject to the approval Of Congress 1t APP
pears from the report of this intervie"
~, H. D..c;Iao. ,,,I;ta urgfnt, Ito I'D
AluA khG tEnluEAlN NlillI " E'br AAg az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

In the Senate, on Thursday, Senator
Nye. Of Nevada. read from on Of Presi'
dent Johnson's speeches TO show that he
president J.) was in favor Of the repeal
OF the test oath. "llere," said Mr.. Nye,
"tbe gulf becomes impossible. Here |
must part with the President. Here |
must stop. ! will never cast vote to
admit single one Of these rebels. ]
would no, have that sin to answer for Of
The judgemcn, day. / dc not intend to
follow the ex mple Of The hu-bandman
gho took a frozen copperhead 70 bis bo-
som ard was bitten to death for bis kind.
ness" There was great applause ia the
galleries.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

THE Men WHO DO NOT READ NEwsPA-
prRs.-In the United States Senate, on
Tuesday, in the debate on the Post Office
Appropriation bill
Mr.. Howe asked Il his colleague would
give way to him while lie read an extract
from a newspaper.
Mr.. Doolinle said he had no confidence
in the newspapers. lie did not read them,
nor believe them. Laterly they had
so much abused his course, that he had
ceased to read them. lie would not yield
to Mr.. Howe.
a similar confessional we may call il
eonfession---wa lately made in public
BY another person, rs our readers VIII re-
Boston AdUcrtiSer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

THE FENIANs. --Jnmes Stevens gave a
fall history Of Fenisnisrn, in a speech at
New York, May 10th. Invited BY Irish
Americans III 1857, ard with promises Of
support, be began to organize in Ireland
10 lej6. At the close VI last year be- had,
IN ireland. an army Of 100000 lrishmen,
10000 Of whom were veterans, and all
that he wanted then vas arms. Neither
arms nor money, 10 any considerable
amount, 10 bay arms, came from America ;
but instead 81 these was Tie news that the
Fenians IN tic United States we're quar-
rgll.ng With each oihes Stephens says be
could hago Pot az army q 100000 men
.nio England in tweuiy-iouT hours, where
a. England could not gel 10000 men into
ireland 10 three months, wLerewiih 70
6ght lie 10000 lrshmen IL ireland. ~
Either England is really very contempt
.b!e military power aside ircm Aef navy
or stephens has very contemplate oPin-
ion u her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

Tue PHILADELPHIA MURDERERs--
The execution OF Antoine Probst, the
murderer Of the Deering family at Phila.
delphia, On the 9Th Of April last win take
place on the 9Th 81 June tie received
the announcement with entire composure.
lie had previously told bis c0niessor that
be believed that death vas the only cxpi
alton for his crimes, and that be was will
inc 10 suffer
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HENnY 4. WIsE.--Geu. Henry A. Wise
delivered a lecture at the Orphan Asylum
a, Alexandria, be spoke u the war q
simply conflict d soyerelguties, saying ne
was no, responsible for his act as an indiy.
dual ia abeyiag the voice Of bis State, he
had made rs confessions and taken no test
oath. aud there vas 10 traitor nor were
those WHO fought !or Tie south, nor bad be
taken any cath Q! allegiance for By was 70
foreigner q be naurAiized. Al the con-
clusion Il tie lecture Senator Salisbury
made speech IN opposition TO those
" BON lie characterized IS radicals.
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VERMONT IN CoNGRGss.-We find the
following in tie Troy Times Of Thursday
evening;
Vermont, which was formerly regard.
ed as among the most obstrepe.ol,ly ultra
of the States, and consequently as having
the least influence at Washington, now
wi Ids a moral power there unsurpassed
by any Of the sisterhoJd. Mr.. Monill, as
chairman Of the committee on Ways and
means iR the House Of Representatives,
has more TO do than any other man in
Congress, with shaping The financial aud
revenue policy Of the nation. The new
Senators, bo,h Governors app3intees, orig-
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some older members of that august body.
The throulng OF the Trumbull PROPOSE
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TO the IN iii.r is not desirable, but that
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the faint Of partisan purpose. Congress
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most certainly diminish The popular conf
dence in the views it represents if it
should, 10 appearance couple government
patronage with principles in policy. The
Vermont Senators bear the designation Of
Radical and radical they are, tut not to
the point where passion is permitted to
obtain the mastery Of sound practical com
mon sense"
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FEEIING IN NORM CAGoLiNA.--Goy.
Holden Of North Carolina has addressed a
letter to a prominent member Of the Uni
ted States Senate, stating that hundreds
Of loyal people are daily leaving North
Carolina .or tie Northwest that unless
some protection i speedily aft orded them
by the Government ever loyal man yet
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10 Ieaye. he among tic rest.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IL LoUIsi.
ANA.-A correspondent olthe New YORK
7nbime, writing from New Orleans, says {:
The first decision under the Civil
Rights bill in Louisiana has jas. been ha !.
II was with references to the right Of a
coored church to become incorporated #
The INV Of the State forbids it, but tie
counsel for The church cdmed that said
law was ia conflict wah the bill, and the
Second District Court, Judge CazabaL
gave Judgement in accordance with the
bill Under this decision, a number 81
colored churches are becoming corporate
bodies. 1t Is probable that the State and
City School Tax, which is levied upon
whites and blacks, but applied for the ben
eft Of white children only, will be tested
under the same BILL and it is believed that
the colored people will get their share Of
the public school fund, Of which they have
been shametully deprived. Thus, little by
lutte, instice advances. Bat every step
has to he contested Aud even with law
on the side Of the blacks, the public sentl-
ment in community may make il praclI'
cally nulty in many eases. Still, the
law is great bulwark Of freedom. 1t Is a
stake driven down. landmark, indicating
progress mp to the point. 1t will carry
with il great moral weight.
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STRANGE, nut TRUE.

Every young ladv mad gentleman g he mite
States can hear something very much tn thtr ~
vantage By return maii tlreo Of eharge by address
me ihc undersigned, Those having fear Of bcir
humbuggel vii 0bge by not noticing this card
An others viii please address their ubedcnt soryai
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Secession, as the figures prove, was an
expensive amusement South Carolina,
worth IN 1860 s i00O00,000 Is now worth
only $4,000 600. Before the war there
we're over 80 citizens Of Columbia, 5 G.,
worth half . million each. Tie whole
town Is ha-dly a0rh that now.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-22

The Tennessee House Of Representa-
tive bas passed, by vote q ~ 70 II, a
resolution declaring thai Jefferson DAVIS
aud other leading rebels have forfeited
their lives, and ought to suffer death, and
De held Infamous forever.