Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-08
RUTLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY, MARCH ., 1856

,,o,srR REVOLUTIONS WANTED, The
..or, rsbid Democratic sheets are ready
-, another attempt at revolution, The
,.ana,,,ou OF the Southern Democrats
,..y,np JAILED their northern sympa-
rs,ysrs see something cheering in the
nnnc that she President win employ
Military force 10 put down Congress,
,nd ipsugurRte revolution worse than
ne war from with VI have Just
emerged. IL is true they opposed the
prosecution Of the late war on oar side:
,pt we were then lighting for the Union
AGAINST southern Democrats. They OPP
nosad the President with all the power
~ tongue and pen in such contest
hut they stand ready to sustain him as
vsliantly in proceeding aimed at
Northern Unionists. although that pro-
ceadipg should be an act Of despotism
,norc reasonable and wicked, if that
were possible, than any ever attempted
even by Jefferson Davis. The Chicago
Times bids the radicals in Washington
IN take warning that the land and naval
rnrcer will be used to suppress insur-
ection wherever found that they will
i've employed to overcome instructions
10 the execution of the laws whether
those distractions occur at Richmond
pE-L;T, Nv II. gbFstgFns, 70
Now We know very well that Pres
dent Johnson is not the man to enter
tsjn the smallest desire TO DO anything
Of the kind threatened We do not feel
u the least frightened by this valiant
bombast. But it is instructiyeto note
of how much more consequence their
miserable party 5 ia the eyes OF these
ab!d Democratic sheets, than the pre-
aeryation Of the Union and free govern
.meut. For the sake Of party they OPP
,o->1 the defense Of IL, Union against
Southern traitors Tor the sake OF party
shev seem willing 70 commence another
war more wicked more causeless more
euinous more internal Il possible than
that Of their southern political breth-
.rn
tn BlsuG h. llpzIoo Tho rebel
to.oUy in Mexico seems to be i'll a pre-
rsriou- condition. Tie colonjs's, like
.tcuc Southern gentlemen want men
10 work for them for nothing They do
lu0t lud such men very plentiful, and
consequently do not thrive very extern
8lvely. a correspondent of the New
Nork Herald reports the following con
n crsatiou between himself and Con-
4.daatc soldier who had Just paid a
n sit to his former comrads
So you went up there
Oh yes. All over
You saw the American colony
4 did
4 What do you think OF it 2"
4 Nothing. 1t is humhug Those
Bellows have not got any money and
or the life OF me, cannot see how they
tat going to live.
u Did you ace Tsham G. Harris g
Il did
N Has he got anything planted %
NO. did not see anything. be
l,eye be has got one man employed in
something like gardening. Those fell
lows are not like the emigrants OF Olden
ttme. They have no agricultural i'm
Elements they do not come here with
their families, and they expect to get
nen to work for them for nothing, while
they sit and smoke their Havana cigars.
fhey are not like the German7 who
tOme here. They are not industrious,
end will not work themselves, They
want TO have large plantations and
laise extensive crops, without having
tnoney TO start on. Those among them
who have money know enough not TO in
sgtst it in this emigration scheme, at
east at present. 1t is true, they have
q eceived some favOrs from the govern
snont but these are of little benefit to
Fthem, They are allowed to import all
F,heIr agricultural implements free of
EQUITY, but not thing has come through
ais Custom House free Of duty YETI
Il How is that? Why
II Because they have not imported any
thing yet"
" is evident that these fellows are fl
Or nothing but politics, and as we have
politicians enough left In the United
States, we hope they will succeed some
bow III MEXICO