The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

Only wunz WuS his buZEuE WrunE.
He wus 4 staudin AZ tho winder. eann
ont upon Richmond. his mnd rcv1rhn
I ia the time when il wus the capital q
his Confederacy, when aprocession past
with moosc. and flags and banners
! With 3 shreek Of uy angish Be buried
his head in the cuftins. and wept aloud.
4 rusht to the winder Ii wus a. J
( feared Film slowly by wus percos-
sion NV niggers, who he'd past that way
purposely Merciful Heaven sed
I ne. t" hes il come TO this and he wus
very reserved and deprest the balance
uy the day
The next day the President WIS tax
en 10 the court. rs he entered the
room and glanced proudly over the aw-
jenco, it would hey bin difficult to hey
decided whether he wus goin 10 try
the court or the court him But re-
pressin hisself, he took his seat. Tochin
solicitood wus displayed in the court
room for his comfort A crack IN the
winder casin let in draft uy cold air,
\ he shudderod an q shudder run thro
the entire assemblage The shudder
nv the conservatiy merchant from Noe
York wus trooly artistic. Cotton wus
called for when the consoratiy mer.
chants wife tore OF one uy her buzz
zums and stuff the apertoor Wus
ther ever moro techin sacrifs2 The
President wept rs he beheld it. On as
eertainin the temperatoor wich best
sootid his system, a thermometer wus
brot, and the room was kept at that
precise degree
There was some trifn legal formali-
ties gone thro with, and the Presidents
counsel made a motion that he be ad-
mitted to bail There wus a stir in the
Court. Make it million sed one,
so that the craven North shal see how
we kin take keer nv those we love
but Underwood, with the meanness
characteristic NV the man, fixed it al
100000, and brisk es bees, Schell, a
Moo York Dimocrat, several Richmond
Dimocrats and Horris Greeley stopt
forrerd and signed it, rs Horris did
it J coodent restrain myself no more
Dustin into tears / fell onto Greeley's
buzzum and we embraced rs he hedn't
his speckticles on he sposed it was Da.
Wis hisself, and he bustid into teers also
and there wus wun Nv the most strikir
tablos ever exhibited. got away aforC
he diskiyered his mistake
Here wus the endin NV our troubles
the consumashen Nv our hopes. Davis
is free The pent-up emoshens Of Tho
people found vent Es he slept into
the street the people crowded to tho
carriage wich contained us and rent the
air with cheers. We reacht the hotel
and after embracin his wife, q season
NV religious exercises wus held. The
clergyman who he'd charge Of Davis
piety doorin the war was present. anc
he offered prayer. He prayed feryently
that the Lord would forgive the people
of the north for the wrong they heG
done our sainted head, that he would
forgiy, ef possible, the late head Nv the
Fedral Government who he'd opposed
him and the glorious cos and Of Divine
mercy could stretch so far that ht
would forgive the Colonel ny the Michi.
gan cavalry wich he'd hunted down thc
Saint who wus now in our midst, anc
made NV him captive. eprayed fol
forgiveness for the reckless men nv the
the north who invaded Yirginny; fol
the noospaper conductors who he'd op
posed him who is now with rs, partick
lerly Horris Greeley who he'd this da1
il some measure atoned for his preyi
Gus short comins He prayed that The
i blessin NV heaven might rest, fust, upol
the city Of Richmond, then upon tht
balance Of Yirginy and afterward upoi
the rest Of the Southern States, and b,
wound up with a furvunt peal that tn,
Ethyopyans wich coodent change thei
skins, mite see the erer NV their way
and return to their normal condishen.
| After this the President received hi
friends.
\ / am not permitted 10 give more n
the Presidents plans than this He vii
remain in seclooshun, and viii take II,
part whatever in politics until after hi
final acquittal in November. He don
feel at liberty to take hold ny the Gov
ernment so long es ther is even a tech
mike charge agin him. Our friends il
the northern States, who expected hin
to take the stump in their behalf this fall
viii be disappointed. / return to-mor
rer to Kentucky.
PErEoLEUM v NAsBY, p. M.
4 (Wich is Postmaster, and Professor il
the Ham and Japhet Free Academ,
for the development Of the intellel
NV all races irrespective Of color.