Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-01


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A 4>"'-i' '- ''e On'''i'i'y' An'i'ip
t.n 'a' l'e" l's'ly rah'd y Inc silsn'
''s'' 'i '''- -1is'n e Puai''y AS d Tpe'k'i' =
gwen .H H'- 9fiei inaugural address iaS'
s'-l-'f' auo ~ me reports oi those VINO
have i.-l4 Linn elsewhere and II Is very
nigh T7ase to say as we Can with truth
'a-i i'-- high expectations were iuiiy
Te-.i<s-
l'' ..'j''' ol lI' lecture was 90 iA' LIS
''7' a" "'' '''' ''' y'''s'
i'' t'' y'ais- said ihesTeak'r' our nation
81. t.n ttire at Tic feet OF the stern IL
-t'rrr. N7r- God suffers nothing not
even "ar' t' 'hiict mankind without good
results. In lis wise providence the wars oi
A-'A.."'f The 01'at' apparently the most
''-'..-- '' destructive IN his.oFy'oy merS-
'' .'o-5 INTO vast empire On me
- .. human equality, were made to
81 .iH e. vey fer TIE triumph Of Chris
.-i.y. ard tscroi'cr empire Of the Prince
I.rs. Nrs- tss always teen e teacher
l.a 50 Il. u n would learn when all others
li sd oar r,csn, struggle, yieing
si. t.sI Isr 10 i.e models of heroism
ia vila ,iuuau has more than
i.'sl,a E.. u-lctos cf IIsrnital, and Cas-
sr'- jam. .l- o-auor OF defeat into victory
'a Ire la. with tie Nervii has Lad its
equal iu Sheridan at Winchester, has been
cfErcrg !ss..u- that coald have been taught
IAN. 1.lsrpsy.
~, l.,c l,asroJ meihing, ard We hare
.-r-ass.a.ilirg. lie south Las learned
ra ..Iitc. Sic lad few schools and wo
.su. iu dow. a.i.l.,n Of scLoolm.sters,
VI. ..t..-a.8 i-u.L " the district. Their
r-l ,-ru,- q It Nor.lern,rs and q. mud
-iGs. lst ,,u -la negroes would fight.
Viii his oal,a leon Of respect, not felt
IN a-.r Years Uefl1e.-ani for the lack
OF Which W, az the north were 40 much to
blame a- rey,-a IesTeet which Will be the
io1 8at'1 Of future harmony and union.
Ire South las learned too, the value OF
uor-i ie.n modes of in us.ry, tnd her states
u,n ana Haw urging the cutting up OF the
I-E'ati-Hs into ts1ms, ond tie establishment
,tH.Hu'actcre-.
IT., South as learned that slavery Is dead
aHI tf- is death Is blessing SAID
Georgia : rat,r to his iather' "Hen MI
Lincoln s emalciI a'ion IFoc-alnAtioh Teaen-
ei ;l,m, 81 congratulate you that now
ald .,r1ciertr Te arc Tree men IL was
said sincere y ara II expresses 'he ieei'Dg oi
many former S-a'eHoiier to-day
lhs a.utn tns learned also thAt secession
is teed- Tic abstract d-eiri"e may s'ii4 De
held 'u' % NIl 40 no1ling more Inc uee'-
sion in tic ease vas rendered by Chlei
Jr-'i'. ''hn'' 'nd ih'f' Will De no appear
-'.'1 10. lie south is 'o-oay claiming re-
W'eu'a'i'n on TIE siouuu 'na' 'ne ! mon
BIS never been severed ana 'ha' 'here Is no
such 'ilHg as Secession
lhe 0'u'h ua' '''ii'su 'Ns uH,'' 1NU II"
al'isi'ii'y oi ''''' i'l uOi'o' u' i'SsO" vas
taught " Vian' anu N-'11' nun - { ny D'''9
0i tAeH v'ihVn as ' Nl-ASolI anu "e'' -
1t F's written Dy oa'ii''n !" ''''''' u Ht'
from Atlanta 10 'no sea anu '"'S 'eaiHe1'
Ifey re'a II sun III every ucsoia'e' 'O""
ani haniet' that TINS ha'lon SNsi' remain =
one TIL Ia est 'l'ne' lnefe iS mum III "'i
'his to ereeF Us amid the causes iOr uelfes-
si.n ID '-, present a''''uue o' '"e 'Ou'H.iH
sia''s' mat 'Aeie h's u'eh cnAnsc 'Of
ihe worse IN tAeir temper anu losi'iOh sin'o
The close u the war "IIeaiS uhuehiaO'e'
anu ''''Ie aIe N'I'"'ih in'n VIM iiu'' si-ai'
portion 81 'le O-an-e iof H. ou' ''e ei'eoA
III tie N'Ik oi f's'oi1'l0h II DU' HpOiaiJ'
h,'i's learned 60 Hue- We nave -'H'
right 10 toIc that they VII learn 'ie resi-
Discialmint al Iar'zan lhought OF ieeiihg'
be believed that tue NORTH having 'he
power bad only to Take ana Keep lis S'Ahu
on 'he ground oil universal freedom ana 'he
equal rights OF man. ard kindiy put nr'Diy
iHfi=t On wlat Is essential Tor their g'0d as
well as ouis, and a.. would yet be we'll
Our foreign friends too nave learned
something from our war. They have learned