Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-07

nation has passed since the has, assembling oil
Congress. We have. through % kind Providence. /
been blessed with abundant crops and have been
SPARED from complications and war with E,reign
nations In our midst comparative harmony ms
been restored. IL is TO be regretted. however,
that the free exercise Ut the elective franchise
has, by violence nnd intimidation. been denied to
citizens In exceptional cases 100 some If the Sntcs
lately iu rebellion. and thc verdict ui che ucoulc
hne thereby been reversed The States ul MIR.
ruia. Mississippi and Texas have been restored
H. representation in our national councils Gcor-
ga The only State now without representa-. on,
may confidently be expected 20 take her place
there also at the beginning of the new yclr and
then, lct us hope. will DE- completed the work OF
reconstruction with on ncQuiescoucc ON the part
0f Che whole people in the national obligation %
pay Che public debt created as Che price of our
uui9n, tue pensions % our disabled soldiers and
sailors ANA their widows and orphans, aud in the
changes 10 the Consultation which have been
made necessary ny q great rebellion. there is no
reason why we should not advance in oar national
prosperity and happiness os no other nation ever
did alter 50 prntracied and devastating war.
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defining the duties oil the United states rs "a
neutral, and the obligations OF persons residing
WITHIN thcir territory 60 observe their laws and
tue laws OF nations lhls proclamation was lol-
lowed by others az circumstances seemed % call
Tor them. me people thus acquainted IA adj
vance OF tleif duties ana ophsau9nS' nave as
sisted IN preventing Violations ol the neutrality
OF the United states
u IL not understood TINT the condition OF the
instruction In Cuba has materially changed since
the close oil the last session IN Congress 10 an
early stage OF the contest theauthorties OF spain
lnangdmted system OF arbitrary arrests, close
confinement, and OF military trial and execution
OF persons suspected OF completely with the IN
surgents, ana oil summary omlmrgD OF their
properties and the sequesiruono their revenues
by the Executive warrant Such proceedings so
lar as they aile5t the persons or property OF cit
IlenS OF the United states, were M violation
o. t1e PROVISIONS oil the treaty OF l'o1 between
lhe Chlleu outts anu SPAN
representations OF injuries resulting TO sc'-
eral persons claiming To- be citizens ni the
United states y reason OF such violations were
made To the spanish government from April
looe' To- June iAst- me spanish minister at wash
lngton ma oeoh clothed WIN limited power to
ald IA reiressing such wrongs me power was
iound 70 DC WithIraWn' m view, as It was SAID,
OF the favorable situation IN when the Island OF
OuOa tnon was WHICH, however ala not leaa to
a revocation OF suspension OF the extraordinary
ana arbitrary functions exercised by tne executive
power Ia una; aLu we were oollseu 10 MAKE our
opeheu, auu SUI pending lheIe, Tue Cnileu states
elniUeu That Tor the future, the l9utl secured 70