The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-26

The Sentiment 81 the ~auth.
Ia.ase We arr greatly i8fe.aAca in
reaalar tha SIGNS q. tae times there s
Is eTsat and growing sentiment Is uae
South in ta0at VI Aeptne tne terms
20 adjustment cruhott4 m s0e 3ilasry
hiii. aud proceeding az ouce VIII sac
WORK 81 Fetousirucaon "a e THAT b#a.s
The tone So the leading leugaal6 hBs
b,ta seas mae5 altered aa4 modified
w,bua ieW days Prop sao1e bhe
tboag 81 Governor On 81 2uWu tAet
na. and Governor Brown IS ocaEia
WhHtb Nosil hayl usu se8ated vata
caaiemp gw mQmas age alo ~"
seriously COB Jset and Ahy ~
lueaiIa quaTtts Regarded q emu0dy.
ug ESQ nsest aul me ieushc sao-
uou 81 existing pehun@
FaTts nu exclusion liUm political
repsesenmun have n9 doubt cuutuba.
ia largely IS bring about tiae result
Emp.Y urde1s, sueut uats ana Geso-
lated fields. ate eloquent arguments
Tie people Of tue ooa.n must have boz
come convinced 0y tAls time that they
can hope "a escape intense suffering one
IN through "a revival 81 theu commerce
and industries This viii n0t occur un-
IA them political condition. mas been IN
some lofn settled, aud they are rostor-
al 10 the condition "a independent
s.atgs, controlling thor oWA uoteul-
menis And II they have hcre.oloro
cherished the demate hupo that this
result might be rpaCncd through tue
abandonment 10y inc North 81 SOME o.
the principles Tor winch a. nae conseld-
cd. the rasoiute attitude 81 Congress,
and tho uumls,atunle endorsement
winch that body has received iron tHe
people, haa dispclicd tue illusion,
Inc southern people VIA bt wise i
they now submit Wltn comparative good
grace 10 tue mc,s u ,heI situation, 4uu
pefmi, The work IT reorganization t.
proceed as Congress aud TIC people IN
tead il sHti, lHere Is 40 reason Why
tluil scats III the TWO Houses at Naah-
ngton Should much longer remain va
can't There Is no reason vi y, VIII
certain conditions, they should not be-
come participants il the poAucM ac-
ton Of the country and tao manage
Uncut Is tic Government Their OWL
blindness and stubbouncss have pre-
vented tins result heretofore 1ney
must, ere this, have gained wisdom
irum a Pretty severe ana somewhat pro
iraeted experience. ~ aceeding 70 the
terms OF lie Mira y bill, ncmbos
hoa the uuieI resented Suites may 0, ?
ii ii admn siaa ut tie next session 81
the present Congress We shall be dis
appon,cl il such is not the result
The question Of leeio suffrage il ap-
parenly less Of bngbear than former
N. Some o. the ablest publieists oltbe
Solth, IA writing upon II contend That
ia view # the EXCHANGED reme8.n-
tltion which viii TINS be given, il h
rather desirable than otherwise for the
States, That the blacks shall sotc. THIS
is clearly Il common scuso view And
perhaps these writer's are not very fan
ous 81 The way when toy roason that
tile atiianchisgd negroes VIII be likely
to act "lth. "a her taau against, then
former masters.
1t IS greaay 10 be hoped that Con
gress Will throw 10 obstacles ia the
way OF what appears to be the prevail
ing desire % arrive IL an adjustment,
The Military bill embodlcs all the guar
antees we should require, Ifthc South
VIII accept it. the country stands pleds
cd % accvde representation Aud III
advance Of ac ion upon it by The States
interested, all attempts TO impose adj
ditional clogs and hampers, are clearly
unwise aud unjasy tiffany Eoeang
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