Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
Vol. 65.-3326. No. 3S.

down under temptation, and became bad, and
came home sorrows to their friends but il Is
just as true that there were hundreds and
thousands Of lame-limbed, purposeless boys
who went into that camp; their patriotism
became fred to their fingers end, and they
came home citizens, Of whom we should feel
proud. And as to the Generalization Of the
army-the snow on the hillsides fails not TO
leave a ireshet- nor is it possible for the storm
which bursts over the mountain not TO up
turn banks and undermine some trees but
you are witnesses that in the disbandment Of
this army, in no city, or county or town in
these states was any complaint made that any
one suffered by the incursion or by the mis-
conduct Of our soldiers. (Cheers.) II is a
testimony | desire to have borne over the
the world, that a million Of American soldiers
went back to the farm and shop, and no order
of society and not one law Of the community
tarnishcd by their return. IL is testimony
they deserve. 1t is testimony 10 the instl-
tutions under which they have had their train
ing 1t is said that republican government
could never pay great debts. The bonds Of
such government could never be negotiated,
and the people would not pay them If they
did not like to be taxed. Well, | will admit
that if you had studied and got the devil to
help you land he is good student), you could
not have brought to bear on the American
people temptation that would be more try
ing. This government was incumbered with
debt of $4,000 100000, and on its efforts
to pay that debt | look with interest. l
prophesied it would pay it. have prophesi.
ed other things, and let me say that one-half
Of me is as good a prophet as you can find,
aud if you could bring up the other half l
would be better satisfied with myself was
abroad at the time. | was aware Of the peo-
pies willingness to pay national debt in
CURED in maintaining the unity Of the govern
ment, and had personal interest in its full
illment. And how is il now1 | not only
declare that we have proved ourselves great
people, but | aver, take it man for man, that
there is not such wealth-producing popula-
tion on the globe as the American people.
We make more money per head than any
other people on the globe and it will be joy
ful tidings to most of you when say we shall
continue to make it, We are people 10
whom poverty is spur, and it girds us up
and makes us work harder. We have the
ability and the heart to do it, and when this
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