The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-13
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THE sQUTHkAA STATES.
We hint rfess1cai SIMON most ly
Isl. TINS fsstei llal Be- pad afl prom
a.sirsbel gsesgAi q enable ltin y tRef-
~. ihe fulesons II ggtegaer. Mr
Ilassphroys ihs UnisH governor ni Miss
is.s,gi. decs rs sefn % y = re'y DIR.
..i Gao fom 81 lllmshreys he rebel
ssarnl. u, ,s.deay docs nos lhiak
,is., lls ssw posilsoa rylsiFes any change
N ii. habits 81 ,hoagb, speed SID action.
r. ta cot yei said Of done anytime efith
I'd calss ,hsi Be Ioeh sPQp Tie tn'lea
Hpls. government asd army diacrsaily
nsnn be did i've years ago. The ie,iihg
~ smsnaius touHfds The Union troops
"a t.sen quite recently exhibited. Some
zoe called Biz attention to tie fact flat
sane negro Iroops bed been sen, 10 anolh
e. section u ,be State to quell disluf.
b-nos. The governor made haste 70 Fepu.
date ihroUgh The public p,ess the inIuna-
lsutAt he was 10 any way connected with
tlr movement. In The course Of his de-
nal hs takes occasioA to say that be con.
.i.leis the United States troops - disturb
iss element, a nuisance, and a blighling
rsrsp" We think this loyal governor will
b.sr Ihile more reconstruction
Il il now settled beyond all question
lLn Alexander II. Stephens and HerssbeI
I~bason have been elected United States
Ssn-tors by the State Legislature OF Geer-
"a The election Of each one is an I'M
po,,ani Indication Of the sentiment Of The
r.o,ls Of tina, State. Mr.. Stephens,
prominent official Of the rebel government
W.. elected over joshua Till, faithful
Union man. y, vote Of l52 70 Us. Mr..
Johnson, also prominently conn cicd with
the rebellion. was elected oYrr Plosisonr
al Governor Johnson, WHO had taken a
part in carrying out President Johnsoii's
reconstruction policy. The election Of the
fret indicates hat the presen, loyalty Of The
Sia'e Of Georgia does not recognize the
lo,sIy Of tho who we're true IL the Tn
ial Perhaps his was 10 be expected
Bot the rejection Of Provisional Govern
OF johnson goes further. That shows that
Tie people Of Georgia have not received
Ii r,.od faith The Presidents plan Of re-
construction, but have made use Of the
mrn Who enjoyed his confidence with the
ihleniion Of throwing them aside as un-
worthy 81 honor rs soon rs their purpose
M, accomplished.
Northern men in business and in search
n business at The South the mosl disiuisr'
e.lrd and besl informed class ofcoyrcspon-
dents. tell bot one story, A discharged
soldier Of the Union srmy cannot fud en-
plnynaeni, wLile to have been soldier IN
the rebel army is 10 make the applicant
certain Of success. Every pains is taken
to damage tie property and prospects Of
,hnse who were loyal 10 the Government,
whlle those who were loyal 70 the State arc
given The places Of irns, and honor Nor
thern nen who hAs settled in the South
are being driven out BY injurits % lbeir
properly and threats q personal yiolepe'-
The naiional airs cannot be Playsd With
cut producing disturbance aud disiing
sished officers Of our army are not noticed,
O. noticed 10 be insulied. But no honors
ere 30 great for The rebel generals, and
sAsir record ia the..rebel army is Sufficient
capital for almost any business. There
can Be no question a. to the state Of feel.
r. u the South, however much there
say be as TO what is the best REMEDY.