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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Tar Mss ToaE Wresls MaetzfNr lis -
s1i Fega.ar uAsas.bs 81 islsa great s'aft Is
popalaf a.rf The homer 81 lsa. isss ''s-
tssas ~ SIT chapters : bsr pera'ar 'e.e' e..
uisi aIlsu Nsls sFa1aas 10 Val street. ard
llaeI Ga Married. arHea ty gentleman q
ian- cstereaal Is l.s rs aui oats 9! taai cole
t4aseg lssatHy gle sfeAt ebarm q th.s s'erl =
tat ID isae.iiass on 4 iaet. vita on.y change
81 names. sai Is a.ss s'sai deal e irieTfaa-
flss ttai viii be q iiuiHps nJsresfto tbe gen.
sral rsn4sr. and = pssgesiar imgertause & ~
ans ose uao asbts 10 knag hos Gciuuts ARE
made aad Ia,i 10 New iolk, This Mseasine h.
lsrty-eieat bau4.sus rages. and contains great
rasety & popa,ar tai1s, ioaesiis sinr'es, piiby
fsss,s aul sketches q travel. sat j remarkably
eheap
We ieara th4i .be news deiisrs already take
twenty thou.aul copies vsek for teams. Sc
advertisement
THE s4aASEIo MosrHlY hr February opens
with a. article ~ " N Rosette on "English
upiuiou co tie Anerie1u Var sidaey Ar
lrew. gives the results of three months observa-
tion IN the Reconstructed States The passages
f.. from Nathaniel Bavthronc's Notebook are con
tinuei. The poetry q the number consists q
"ruo Pisture,," BY Whittier and 'Rimera Dc
Pene,e BY james Freeman Clarke "Dr Johns,
b. Donald G. Mitchell ".GHmlh CAN'T ~
4 Charles Rsadc, AMI ''rhe Chimaey-CoraeF ~
4 Mrs. II d stowe, are continued.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
Congressional Colloquy.

In tic II use, jar. /, the folio wing oc-
Cared ii lie course Of a speech OF Nh
Rogers oil New Jersey against negro sui
rage ialhc Distict OF Columbia
Mr.. Woodbridge Ihe gentleman from
New Jersey says sc are imposing upon
the Dislrtcl 81 Columbia, that which y
STATE il Tie Union has imposed upon her
self Allow me to ate, ~ behalf OF Yer
nonl that black mrn lutc there Win "h.tt
men.
Air. Rogers Win apiopcrty qnahh
cation.
Nj. Woadbrdse There is no proper,
ty qualification Ioen he black mar
can hid ci,.l offices NilA white mel'.--
There lie las been lice aud LEI me lei
tAc gentleman, ihat - consequence vii!
he prirc pics which lave beau adopted u
HE state ut clmuul, and as a dlcct 8
ielt OF Ia sc psinclpl +, when "e e"il.tr'
eigh,v ii, etues living ~ the Stale o. Yer
mout 10 80 INTO a company, there was no
|oar Of tAcu ta,at could not slgn hls mann
10 the muster rolf, lhat Is my edhmeh
on the coursc that Vermont las taken 4
reIaion % the negro
Mr.. Ragers. How many negroes haH'
son II die state Of Vermont !
llr. Woodbridge. ! really cannot stat
at present. j,
Mr. Itog rs. 4 scry ncansiderobI
number, such nunbe. as cn u 30 wa
alli q tie political status Of The people {
tie Stale u vernon. lim ! have u
doubt hat tie gentleman from Nrrmot
nj. Woudbridgr) would throw aside d
parllcian character and ;elIlngs, I lhe ne
croes in Vermont were sufficiently mum
er.us 10 oyerbalance the whites, Il alowe'
political privilege; he never wonh SUD
nil tue rights ot his vile and children an
poperty 10 The eonIol Of negro ballots an
negro officers.
Alr. Woodbridge. | wish merely TO "a
TO The a,rtIeman from New Jersey ID
Ro,ers) that / have not the means at Ian
10 enable me to state how many nesroe
th.re are ~ The State o. Vermont.
know OF a great mary there, but 90 ~
know one who ever voted with The part
10 whicl, The gentleman from hea Jtroe
belongs. (LaughterJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
IL. rr..ia,nt nna -.

sIfever rar,y made a greater mistake
Than the Unsba party did last summer.
there Is No record oftiu Sic history q
politics Thcir President had bern mar
dared tbe VICE President ihus Succeeding
70 ths power was SsuIhern man the
rebellion bad i4,t eal,d, Had tie >ualher-
Bcrs were seeking leras.
Unlcrtbcsr cifcHmsaose. ne ialaaisi.
did MT .auoadd ihrir new rresd %
seek 70 sastail and encourage BUM, AMI
Civ him Tangible proof q once 81 lhe sa1
port and the Ioysi expectation q ,he pat
IN Is wb55h hr owed us rleNHon Oh
dr. contrary, isry -'e, hm alaar Al
.Bmmer losg ili, SootlfrH President lived
and muyed IS So amaspiiea u Suthera-
es Oh. tor lracpc btecse tom the
G9tn Mgaf,lias, @ eig Tie air of the
Waste House, exclaimed ono 81 ibr few
WHO stud 10 watch. nu tie breeze nr,-
er eame Now and then Northern Cone
slessmcu ran down % Washington for .
day. found the aclc-fo "a 81 The Executive
Mansion gull Of rebels anl lee 10 disgast
Without seeing tbe President % a'tero only
a hurried a4d aol very sod temp rel IN.
lcryiew.
Mrana bile tie President, gencrou, aud
ful 81 ,mpaihy Tor the fallen, saw only
theil rood side. lfihcre was mailgUlv
/, was reserve % for the freedmen i there
Ma, lelt ibe hatred against The North on
(which the flames Of war had baoa fed, i
was al turned agains, the blood thirsty
Sumuer'tes; for the PRECEDENT there were
honied words, and Ill fiifcst .pokcnp prom
ises. To who might have informed
him better, avoided him those who SUR
rounded him cons anly found their own in,
tercsi il leading linn aslrsy a. 70 NE ae-
tual faces OF the case.
X II, udd,r tltesc Circumstances, Mr. john
son has been leo 10 different conclusions
from those Of us party, whatcluse isther'
Cor WONDER
10 tins day fear there is too much o
the same bluuder. Union members have
heard that the President may turn agains
them they don't like some things he ha
done, and they either keep away, rs d
4 dozens wlom could name or, as 10 olhe
eases, begin their interviews by assumia
thai 10 i, drinking Of going over tothr er
envy. Not long ago, M eminent radlea
came to Washington 70 have trank tail
with III pr, sdent ! c had helped I
elecr. Whea hu was taking his lUtve "a
Presided sail i wish could see M
have free talks J. kc this with mme men {
,onl way II thinking. sThcy don't seen
lo come 20 me freely, rs the other sd
do - IIasbingtoa Cor Chm. Gdscttc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

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asa Is $50 tisal sustfasssF' = ,he a..loy
i rra af'iy. leg weaid prefer 20 rsnaHa
natr5rfsrsl etssaoa. aot, ,aesssssFf.
undssa mdfu5 fosenmes- Ihfy q
~ aHnfs Is indicate pory ief 70
Government. Boz oaiy ssk ihat, whatever
I nay "a. ihe.r ia,rr 90 nsay bo regarded
Here ue base ihe qgsssi0o preseui'.. e 3
sIsar Bsi, Shall tbe 9ete0 rebel g
Terbenee. fall of late ani tirfng &
revenge 81 permitted Is rule ihs 10000
Union mea IIee come lie men wse
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robbed beeu hey iosod The Union, ass
ne O. protection. Al here oame ih'
men uho hare iurre-rd end tortured
aai robEcd ghs oilers because oiiheir loss
~ ,be Union. king 81 power Nhisl
p,ai,ian sl.all be granted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Tie following il a good illustration OF
the mar, clous readiness Of adaptation wlIh
which everywhere our msn OF arms are
accommodating themselves 10 the condi-
lions ii peace. When Six Morton Peio
was ii a large dry goods house al Ch'ca-
90, lie heard Tie manager address a clerk
d Colone. But GU don't mean 70 say
lhal he was really q Colonel ~ ;he army
do YOU Z" asked Tie asioaishcd Eogllsh'
man. "Ob, yes, said the merchant "you
See, sc have quite 4 military esiablish'
ment Over there are two Captains
! Yonder il Major. That gentieman 70
whom spoke Is Colonel. And i yon
/ viii come Dp stairs, I will inifoduce you
/ 10 couple Of Brigadier Generals. Inc
I British capitalist left the house satisfied
!ih al nation which could deyeiope snei
men, mast be inyincibie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Two MEN Blows TO PIECES, The
ordnance Department AT Richmond re;
Gently put cart Ioad or Two OF shells on
a sand bae in James RIVER to destroy THEN
explosive power The river falling, ihc
shells were discovered by two men named
Michael Martin and Wm. Reese, vino
carried lot 0! them TO their house IN the
city, apd set to work with slrdges and
rhisels to unload them, de,Igujns 70 save
tie powder ana sell The from On Tues
day each WIS at work with twelve
pound between his legs, when one shell
exploded, SCI fire to the other, aud blew
Martin actually into pieces. lie died N !
/ few minutes. Reese was terribly hurl
and lot expecledto live,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

GENERAL GRANr.-The Washington
correspondent e The New Bedford Merca'
nv thus describes Gen. Grant q he ap-
pear. IN The streets Of The capitol
"Gen. Grant zoe, about town 10 one
horse buggy ke aiy other mao. sa"
linn on 4 street saturda3. The TOP Of
lis buggy was down. AID lie satin The ear
riage alone Smoking cigar, Of coarse)
with as lilre eonesrn as itassins were nev.
er known lie is quite horse jockey
ard doesn't allow any team o. The road 70
pass him--if BE- can help Il. Ihtnk o.
Wellington o. Napoleon. or our o~n oen
scott even, appearing Ga the street ~
buggy aud driving his own aorae ere
vel Gen. Grant has commahded insrf az
mics, fought more ba.l.e5, sOa mole ''e
tories aDd captured more cshnq1 ilaa
either oi tAem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

tn Tie attention az our readers will scarcely
need be directed TO tbs announcement elsewhere,
Of that cid and we'll known bsuse. Messrs. Brad
lev, Chadwlek & Go New York, - long and ia
Yoraby known to the jobbng trade. They have.
il appears, put their entire stock q Jewslry into
tie market upon tho popular enc dellar IiAn'
which practically affords 81 chance TO obtain
some II their expensive waros, Of an outlay whicn
can hardly be felttytbose 10 circumstances 'hs
lnnst humble SL1le y0urnqL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
- - - s0uTH

Ts,s ass b. considerable d.aeresce .
a.,..osa. 3 ~ exact point Of zine When
ls safe and proPef Y a4aA ~
S.,b.rn sss,es 10 .be eEerrps d all Their
rgn rights ard privileges, bu' we tl'iak
.4io,a msn must agree bat list tine
Is. Il, yrs egmr. Tie necessity of q %
,.,.- tie rssul,-ol lhe contest a. l"al' Las
80 changed ne spirit a tho southern
,,1sAs. There i no longer She hope o.
.u.gsss. IS, there stil remains lle Aady
ii rsenge anA iIe SPIRIT Il immortal ls'a
TIE naIisaiiy which formerly displayed
b..1gal F6t, PILLOW ard Aoderssnsilie, =
h.Ae,pendsd opoo Ihe negroes and I n
a. a.lciac. Aliho0gh i Is ihe policy
n .gnc II tie lrading journals Of Tie
N5iblo pas without no'icaey ios'ane'
= ,wlesness aud barbsuiy at The South
-, papers are generally hlled with &C
,.se,. IN oulraecs which will NJ, srem ies'
ts.8sh whom compared viii he mo d.
a,.,l.eal proceedings 81 lhe uplrammeled
s.athsrn power IN the years Of The val
aad during the period that preceded .
The overthrow ofthe rebellion has brought
~ ATTY to Tie lives and property Of Vn
h,u men, excep, whai Is furnished ~ ih'
,ameliale presence Of the national author
j., and power Were II not for ihe guar
dnehip Of Tie Freedman's Bureau sus
t.inrj by Federal has onets, ibe coming Q
lie Gaion flag and the long expected da.
az dtliverencc would result TO The negroe
,sg, IN continued misery and degradation
Il A said we have 10 right TO expect Ia
Southern people to love those who hay
triumphsd over them, and to play Ia
par 81 philnnihropisis TO those who nay
ben lie cause Of all their troubles, Per
hups not but we have right 10 eSpe'
thcm 10 abstain from the paslime Of shoo'
ite ncgrOes. and to leave The unionists
The quiet possession Of their lives and proE
ery To claim this from the Sousher
people Is no, only our right but our dut!
lis al.o our policy. II I poor eneou
ngyment for men 70 be loyal, 70 leave tie
ole tender mcrcics Of their enemies f
,re teke Of concilaiing traitors II Il
sou:Aern States were given full power
day he loyal citizens Of that section eou
roi bnl see that their prospects for the I
tarf would be much better had they bee
irait.rs n the past. While such cour
would not be a great reward for past Sc
vices. il would not be much encourag
mem for continued devotion. The pair
oii.u which remained steadfast amid
tie dangers Of civil war; might not e.
du,e the iugra,iiude Of the Goyernmei
s~ which il has suffered SO much 4 po
icy which gives power 10 the disloyal ca
NJ, bat weaken llc devotion Of the paii
otis. Until The rebels are willing 10 a
cept reconstruction 10 which the unioni
can have m honorable parb Ne think q
country can better rely on The truly 10y
than on eoncilaled traitors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
IrN11NIsM IN TENNEssEE.

UNIONlSM IN ENNEosSEE'
Tic Union committees of Tennessee
haze recently addressed to The President
aud lhc Congressional Committee on Re-
construction, memorial in regard TO the
condition and prospects Of that State
These committees represent the 10000
Union men WHO stood by the Government
waqn lie State was swept by the secess-
isnisis ia 1861. and their representations
shobld certainly receive the mos, careful
consideration.
These memorials cay that the great ma-
iori.s Of The citizens Of the State are at
heat as disloysl now as a, any time dur.
ina tie war Their professions q loyal
IL are assumed for the purpose Of bIud.
inrIhc Prcsidep, ard Congress, aud obtain
ins control Of the State. They cherish
mos, litter hatred of all WHO remained
faithful to The government during The war,
nd Nill take The FIRST opportunity 70 make
,teu enemies feel i. The loyal minority
Las. hitherto been protected by the pro.
v.lcs al government nndibe military pow.
r., ts, ahen this protection is withdraw
She civil aud judicial power will tall ini'
he hspds Of lhe disloyal majority. and b
a.c 70 prosecute and destroy the Uaior
m,n.
Thee memorialisis intimate that the peo
ne Il East Tennessee arc rot ready &
saeeuasb 10 those who have followed then
Iap blaodhounds, and wili never submit 4
srt.l government They sill no, gis'
tAeir revenues to sapPori the disloysi Gle
meat Il power, and would soorn 70 sens
rvrre. cnsa,ives to 81 N legislature com
po.,d II rebel officers and guerilla leaders
ii lie ntn whom they have copuibg'ed 2
marh 10 defea, arc permitted 70 rule d
S,aie. sbey would feel that ~they lad los
and ~ rrlsls won. and that their martyr
bad fallen in vain"
These memorials lease no eaubt rs :
vhs, ,be loyal citizens q Tennessee desir
u ,hc President and Congress. VIII
lies n to hsve ,he State Representa-
j. Congress, rather ibaa have he aAmi'
..ea Il representatives easci tie sefiosa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Ms EuIToA lin your issue q Jan. leih' yoa
~, tssiee Ga jouasiou visit to be held ~ TIE
fr3eads Il Cbsisiian tuiuisint'oa II thsir Place
II worship 10 Rsst Dorset, Jan l7sA. A'iew ms
to iufsrsn the people apd friends through year
pauer. SIS, ihe no,iee ives dolly Observed ~ tea
fssads Who care together aH5 speat 30 boar ani
aalf d pleasaa, aaa happy converse WITH earh
CHER. sal ia listening &c the soal stirring music
With whieh Miss jacobs kindly favored a. When
sssat e rttara 10 tbslr bemes. MAjst Wed
lsasly presented 10 as A. their pastor, aay-iSe
declare Is rrteabaeas. asd lhree dollars N eaii-
bss. &c uhlsA We fee iraly ihAnkfal, sd naJ
Ca gyaut utss tbsse tlnl f'ienss . long asi
aaply lags. pesatla. 4saga. All i..aulha-'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Rcnue's Pain Killing Magic Oh is used by a
number Of the families ~ cur town, and they
speak well Of IT. as remedy for curing most
painful complaints lis the clcauest, and most
de licious article TO use we have found The
large size bottles are cheapest nproportion to The
price.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

Az Accident or THE EoRDEK.-It is
reliued thai u Ike = custom house officer
on ID bridge across he 81 Croix rirel
from ST. S ovens, n b., to Calais Mr,
saw one evening woman with bundle
il let arms. "What have you there /!
he demanded. She hesiraed, stammered
and then said, nothing dutiabIe," lie
insisted on seeing il; She resisted a
struggle eu>ued. AT last size yielded AM
placed tie bundle ii his arms, saying
"iake il dlen. and much good may it Dc
YOU. Then size returned to St Stevens
wtilst be made for the light to examine
bis treasure wlich proved to be an inian
a few lays Old The mother remains un
discovered and lie child remains on the
hands OF the official