The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01

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NJ. HWr~mw . pa ....V 1919 wNaHlfE.w-
ism, the ehief Of anti-sisycry sisuers, the great
hagbeaf Of The eopperhead writers aud speakers.
the man ~ whose name the southern mothers
mghten their babi,s into obedience. the man
WHOM The President Of the United States publicly
proelaims equally guilty with Jefferson Davis
aud for whose blood the crowd Of presidential
sycophants are bowling lik hungry wolves, cry
ing ''away with him and release unto US Barra-
bus;'' this man. " endea Phillips. has been among
ns.
THE devil is not 50 black as he is painted
Prom he lips Of all. the testimony is 10 favor Of
the moderation Of Mr.. Phillips II never shall
again call Wendell Phillip. rabbi, . says one lady
in coming cut Of the lecture room "Nobody
can take exception to this, " says q gentleman
"Ie amt a BIT such a man as ! Supposed he
was" remarks = youth At sixteen GOOD isn't
il. " says an equally youthful miss, Observed a
elergyman, Il 20 heart and soul with him IN bis
proposition that the idea which has ~riumpbed IN
Inc hcli shall triumph IL the council"
No word q dissent IN all the long catalogue -
Why is this Il IS Mr. Phillips that is So mod
crate or we 50 changed Has be become 'oon-
s~eivatiye' or are we becoming radical" II IS
very tue. that in manner, IN tone. il address
The speaker vas moderate, easy, graceful, capti-
waiting az be always is. and this may partly nc
count for the seeming disappointment on the
part o. those who had never before heard him.
They expected a Barahbua fbry wef~ disaP
pointed Ia mining a sun md not any thunder.
Thus misfaking manner for matter. many are
led to the conclusion that Mr.. Phillips Is less
radical than they had supposed him to be
but the real cause fr the favor with which the
lecture was received was the general acquiesccncc
Of the audience in the doctrines set fortha His
ideas Of democracy are the ommon ideas Of the
north, nowhere 50 thoroughly and practically be-
lievel as IN Vermont. Only tie so-callei demo
cratic party anywhere denies the doctrine of
Equal Rights and this party is propor,ionally
smaller here than 10 any other stale in the I'm
ION The masses ef this party really believe az
We DO aud are only kept from expressing their
honest opinion At he polls by an INSCRIPTIONS
press, the despotism o. party leaders and their
own villful ignorance.
The lecturers ideas of recoustr uction too we're
entirely in cobsouance With those Of lis audience.
Put none but Americans on guard" The loyal
men o. The country must govern it. The priu-
ciples which triamphed IN the field, northern
liberty over southern slavery. democracy over
aristocracy, mus, be accepted by the south and
ipeorporat ed into her fundamental law before she
can DC permitted to take part in the legislator Of
the country. She must accept the condition
was imposed by Mr.. johnson himself-the eons,i
~iu,ional amendment. She. thus far. accepts only
the first part Of ii and under he lead Of the
President Indignantly and deaantly rejects the
second, the right Of Congress to make the frsi
e~tectual. Accepting this amendment she can
take her proper place 10 the government rejecting
il We must govern Der. The irrepressibIe conflict
IS not yet decided, the victory not yet completely
von, The arena Is changed not the contest IL
self. Ia the atd The result Was glorious, in the
council L We ''hght i cut 10 this line the result
will be even more glorious.
On this point the speaker and his audience
were completely in sceeri, aud this is the main
reAsen shy BE seemed 80 moderate. We are at
last being educated up TO his stand point. the old
original platform 81 Thomas Jefferson aud Bepja
min Franklin, M D.
Wooiord, Apr. 2s,h, 1866.
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