The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23
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ica vIii - sar 50 hear ffQm year Msssar
Genre, f-nlsul soccer o. later - long ~ the reg
ulsr sfsky visits q Ihs sounStl reminds him .
bn aaty IN tba, rcapcct Rtsrt 10 the mids, O
Water. yet With The exception q very few DAY.
q rather cool seaih,r. We have haI Vermont
October ppoa Is Since tbs - day q Deoeubcr
Thick q tbsi ys lwsllers Ia The regions q Auro-
"a BoreAls and rel grateful that the yaof Of yoar
sens has preserved unto yoa this broad heritage
81 cur fathers. anl that the Gag q ont govern.
mtnt waves over land embracing within is
bread domain The climate ana products u The va.
4 rious aoues.
Politically We remain here very much as We
we're AZ last accounts We have little trouble With
/ The original. genuine rebel. that has perhaps
becn with Kirby Saith or Price fJr the last four
years. for such Do DO, come back claiming the
I"rgh;s" ior which they sough. 10 vain through
the fearful contest from which they feel fortunate
ia having emerged alive Ii is the stay at home
rebels here, as with you, that keep constantly
alive the bitter, contentious ieuls thar would else
pass quietly away-tbose Who, when the hydra
headed monster 6rst reared itself Ia actual hoslil
ny TO our go,ernment-had not the hrmness Of
the patriot nor The courage Of the traitor 10 ens
bic them to act, when especially was the time for
action. The waters are perhaps Just be inning
to move that will be dashed into fury ia the whrl
81 the general election to be held here IA Noyem.
Der next. The legislature now in session has car
ried into effect one Of the provisions Of the Con-
sutu;ion 10 enacting a striugeRt Re stratiop
Law, that will puzzle the Conservative, gentry
to get away from or eyade. A few leading udi.
Hduals OF that persuasion have been recently in
die,ed for committing what Granny Bates calls
"a little pious PERJURY" and he effect we believe
will be 10 gently admonish the balance that thew
vii consult their safety by negecting 10 chrol
their names on the list Of those who must take
The "iest oath "-whcrein they swear they have
always been truly and loyalty on the side Of the
United States" etc. There is no doubt but that
considerable majority Of the aluI population Of
Missouri is to-day as disloyal as was the great
body Of the people Of the States that passed ord.
nances Of secessiou-but so long as the present
Constitution remains tho highest law Of the State
II seems impossible but that the organization and
control vii remain with u.s. AT any rate, il win
not he needed long, for loyal men are pouring in
10 every quarter and soon the troubles and suffer
lngs Of this slaye-curscd Land viii have passed
nte history wish more Of the enierprising.
able people Of the East knew Of the advantages
his region offers. The rebels are anxious 10 sell
'ut aud go where they are not disfranchiscd and
will offer bargains to such as come prepared 10
purchase homesIeads in our midst. Let your
armers get rid Of their worn out farms and or
ganize with their capital, come here. buy up the
COUNTRY and close out he whole rebel concern
Do not hope for these rebels TO be ever ANYTHING
1sc-but il they move to Illinois, Kansas and Inc
erri'ories the next generation will come up right
md the whole country, including New Jersey.
will be reseneraiel. Between now anil then
tmalh FQuISox.