Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-01-06

c. We can not refrain from publishing The
Glowing letter in response to our editorial
reply to a former one, from our esteemed iel-
ow democrat, from Vermont, and now patron
# tho Herald We like he gimmer of the
gold, AMI can always tell the pure stuff by its
ring and jiaglc. How many Of our qnandam
southern friends will blush an | say n, NOR ).
that nothing gaod can come out of Nazareth :
In reply we would say: Virginia is not
degraded land though her institutions have
been rddicaty changed, yet, in principle she is
he same glorious cid Mother, and though
oppressed for the present. she will soon rise
and go ev. beyond her s,,n,. gceaine
so it will prove IN our case. The change
which The war has wrought in Our political
affairs will necessarily induce a chlnge in The
Industrial polity OF The State, which will lead
o the lmprov ement oe the facilities and
hourough jevelopement of the resources OF
wealth ia he State. We have the best land :.
lhal Gods sunshine evor shone upon witt.
critic Valleys watered by iunumerable water
our-es, offering the finest facilities for Ma
chinery Of every kind. and Noun, aims labor.
ng in Mineral wea. h, and vasis forests o.!
he most choice and valuable timber. The
thousand streams that weave net OF silver
cords through our fertile Valleys m'irmer a
piaintlve song of invitation TO enterprise and
would catch the refrain. We want men Ike
you-inen who dare to think the right. and
thinking dare MAINTAIN men OF en'erprisa
and of energy, and then, and not TIL then
reconstructed. and rising proudly ABOVE hef
rsecu;ots.
We send cur catalogue of Valuable farm
&C., for sale. in the great Valley OF IL Shen
= loa, am! cordially invite you and youl
Tx 10 a home amongst Us:
ALBANY VERMONT. DEC. 81. 1862
TR0Ur Il GRABII.L,-Genis. Enclosed fnu two
dollars and fifty cents, to pay for ''HERALD one
year Please acknowledge receipt
held the same political opinion during tn"
war that now do. and expressed them so freely
AS to be often threatened with incarceration IN
one OF The numerous 'Basties" in which the
Late Lamented" WAS wont 10 cast all those VINO
In regard to standing much chance wltti the
nigger or any other mean white man; may the
rood Lord deliver me irom ever bang tayorite
NJ t!,, black brute OF his white lickey. We have
hut few Democrats here i'll Vermont, bat those
we lla e are good men and true. They are De n
ocrats ON principle, not from any selfish motive
During the they were iorsahen oY thei'
.cad rs and surrounded with enemies, ever watch
ul Tor some senlbian - excuse for moublhg
or mprisoning the ''Coppefheaas ana Nor.h
.rn IL btl-.
With few bold and feal men at their head
they would have struck blow iii the right di-
rection that would have been felt, as in truth
thay ut. But the has closed, aid Inc
great ohiect for Which ii was waged, By tho Ne
.,:.hilcans. has been accom- pii5hed. me hisg
is free Aud nuw 3 majority oi the people o. Inc
North to their everlasting shame DC it toid) up
hold the Uoyetnment in eievating, the ignorant
black To he the political superior OF the Whlte
citizens OF ihe South.
inutce that a New England Journa! in com
luentug on the Presidents Message says: n"
recommendation made by the President IN ms
message meets with more general and, hearty az
pro, al than that ting to IT, gla, aud ''tiia
people will eagerly sastaln him therein. u
course ! Those people VITO tiiinK that Niger
is bett.r than Il white man, Will approve OF aii'
measure. now matter how tyranical, throut II
which ih President may propose t"aorce a dos
ui abolition mil gnancy down the throats OF TN
Southern people Al tnt II ne oppressive alI
uumiiia ting the measure the more "Gcsefii
VIII til y sustain bin therein
..etfibutIol wall come, and may God spead thu
day.
see b. advertiser mt in the Herald, that you
nave descriptive CAtatJuge oi lands ftr sale III
IL. Valley. Pleas. s.nd one 10 my address, aid
obiige, Yours Fra!5rnaliy, NJ Il: T.