Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-11
TIE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
CONFERENCE.


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our country io.iAe "l'l my helft ih my manu- To-
earn lne Gohl''i9l-'' ".sne' ana intentions ol tne
te p.y '' 'He % ~ '' A7sI
'''u '"e '' -l,l''' ' ''l'. "' 7e''c
A''l >el.-,'li'''-'i- '.'" WHO A'''i sustain u
t-e co1le'eIa't over I'D' H''Is Illi u'"h 'Aelr
arns anu s"oIe "4-es .lh1e 10 me government ol
me On'ed >lA'e'' whose 'Is,el ana te.ie'el
ieauer you nave "DeH- see 'l'' .H'et tpTe'NS
s''g9 SHS ., CONNECT VII" Ha' 'hal unity mas
proiucei "a violent reaction against them, which
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thAi p" -real ID country = ours even u"" -
AMI eeil''n.4 .s '' De- l'r-' --'e H.tle H''ern-
mems To- ''''l' '' LOCAL '' 20 iA neI anu
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C""il'-.h 'i >'l"'-''ll' el! sue" d. la' y1's'vi
l't 'le A'' 'NI'' t'i 'ii ten '. 81 our 'll'h'
I|-e! increases 'Ie u'is'l yl e'ii'''. At'l.'. Us
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'Aier lAc 'liue 'l our Hl'i' nal 'oui- anu cur
reI.! eLl P''1,' 'N' yi ''' "l % SDv .-e",'' 'e,"
lh'' % 'he o'il7- nation 4H = 'Hlls'eii''ul- ne
EMO" uI1l 'he pe,p.e OK 'ne !. uih are lor iAW
ana ofdeF ana lhal lney must snare or Ia'e OIL
so9i anu ,.i- 9'-.e'e every ON, l. Ano" VINO
reuev'' 'e,'TCes' .-'' i' ''' le ,l '"e southern
N'A',S .U-ii "e AZ i'.'. anu '".I vne' = '''H
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"lf' re9tEihIAe 'Nei' business ser tne Ireeihen
P,A'e.1! Pc eI'''-' ana e,i 'eil AZ ""IA'
NJ y' 'Fi'.' e'-'1 ~ ''''' l'. from &c
"AerS ana lei i' cone ,feel! amongst thein' they
"ou'i soon Ieoul-' ,''l' ru.Lel I'ilGheS' mG.u-
public conn leuce IN cur political stability. bring
our government bonds to "a premium, our cur
I'-'. 70 5'.' ,'''' '''e loI -l'
n-,.reraus future
Wesr, t,ll t, those win. b1,e sor.-r,rlsI tho
government for the last four wears, that the peo-
pie Of the South Will not do II tnat if It is ever
lone at I'D. IL must be done bv the poor. simple.
uneducatel, Andlcss freedman and the few VIII I
tes. who. against the public opinion and seuti- :
ment of the iuteli-,u white people. are willing
TO attempt TO lead and make their living off Of
these ignorant. inexperienced culored people.
mostly men who must be nee,lv adyenturers. or
without anv Of those attributes On which reliance
for good guidance OF government can be placed
We are told that thi, Kind Of government must 4
be continued AZ the south until "a or eight mil ]
lions of intelligent energetic white people give in
TO Il or move out Of the country.
Now. | think. the Union army thinks. and The r
ueuule os the North AMI West. / dare say. be-
iicye there must be. or there ought to be-.
shorter and surer Wav g. get guod government
for all the South is know that those Yho
orrlnirei and sustained the southern Con-
federacv for four wear, against gigantic efforts.
ought to be able 10 give peace. law. orler and .
protection to the whole people Of the south /
They have the interest and the power to eIupiov.
protect. educate and elevate the poor freedmen.
srl to restore tbepsalre. and our country to I'M .
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~ doit, come Town 10 find ont ,Fb,- the re,',
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