Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-08-15

centrallzng schemes by vetoin all they may do.
ResOiUsd, That all traces Nv the late on
pleasaDtnees may be wiped out ez soon ez pos
sthle, we demand nv Congress an appropIlae
tion.for plowin over all the fields on which tn =.
citizens nv the two sections who wuz lndoo =
| by tn cir respective Governments, so-called e
carry muskets, cum together, p.rticklerly
| them on wich our Southern brethren got the
| worst the disputes that eusood.
ResOlUsd, That Congress shood. ez soon ez
it convenes, change the names u7 hiurfeesboru,
Gettysburg. Atlanta, Vicksburg, ct settry :,
| to sch pames ez Smithboro, Brownsburg,
Jonesburg, ct settrv, that the serious nnpleas-
antness wieh occurred at them places may be
remembered no more forever.
| Resolred, That the citigens Nv the SOUTH
ern States wich lost their lives and legs, and
SIGH, in the late unpleasantness wich hez bin
referred to. ought to be placed on the pen
sion rolls the same ez the Northsrn citizens
who suffered likewise, and that the debt in
CURED by the South in uphoidin things ez
viewed from its stand pint. is entitled to be
paid the same ez the debt incurred by the
North in upholding things ez viewed from its
stand pint.
ResofUed, That we are willing for the sake
Nv harmony to admit that Sherman and Grant
were, all things considered, worthy nv being
ranked with Lee and jackson.
Resoiued. That the safety the Govern
| ment demands that sich ez took part in the
late unplessantness from the Southern States,
De to wuDst admitted to Congress aud to the
other posshens wlch they yoost to ornament,
| and that the more unpleasant they wuz door
| IN the trouble the more they ought to be ad-
| united.
| RssOtued That there shall be gushen conf
dence, We freely forgive the honored Secretary
Nv State for too free use bis tie bell door
| IN the late unpleasantness, bellevln that be
| viewed things from his own sand plnt instead
| Nv sombody else's wch alluz Causes trouble.
AT this pint His Eggslency Andrew John
san, supported by Secretary Wells Oh one side
| and Vice-President Stephens on the other,
| with Buchanan In front and looms behind
entered the hall SIch a cheering never
| heerd. Hats wuz slung into the air, and
seats wuz torn up Proudly they advanced
up the aisle, treading ez they went on a
| portrait Linkin Tich enthusiastic Con-
| necticut delegate tore from the wall and
| throwed before EN-. rhey took their position
| on the stage, Gen. Buell. holdin a
Federal flag and Gen. Henry A. Wise, of
Virsinny, Contedrit flag, both wavin em to
the music Nv two bands, one playIn Dixie
and the other Yankee Doodle.
| At this pint me- eshoug ht the sperit Nv W ash
| Ing ton hoated into the hall and for a minnit
OoueCH tSU tuc COuutcDduCt Nv TEceiUeDt
johnson. In my dreams | heerJ him muir
| mur - there me and Adams and Gcffer-
| son and NJ lnroe and sIch, and then cum FIJI
more and Peerce and Baokannon, and, good
iOrd-Johnson faugh!" " and | notist that
George spit az tho suthIn In his mouth didn't
taste WE'LL In fact the Father NV MS Coun-
Try looked SICK, and spreadin his wings the
sperit moved out NV the hall. shakIn the spsrir
dust Old NV his speritool boots ez he shot thro
the sky-lIte.
There wuz then a blank in ny dream. W hen
| | resoomed | was at the Postofhs Depar tmenI
next mornin. The guilotin mad commenced
work and the supporters Nv the consutushuu
| were reseevin their commlssiOrs eZ postmas-
| ers, eZ last ez four hundred clerks Good make
EN- out. liz pressed forward Randall bus
self give me u,Ine. fake 1t my venerable
| friend, take Il. \ more shall that Demo-
lscratlct IL your township vine taAes q paper
| reserve II conta nnated by the touch NV 40
llshsn RADICAL.
AT tins critical pint awoke. Wood that
that dream wuz realty. Viii 1 only git
| that postuths In I, dream
PkTRoLkUh V. NAsRY,
| Lat P4stor the Church NV the Mo- Dts-
pensashun.