Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-08-21

tIOn which now seeks to instruct our farmer
IN agriculture, he undertook to teach Genera
>cOtt the art of war. Keeping at the hea
= Of his paper the motto - On to Richmond,
tauntIng the military authorities with i'm
bccIlity, imputing to General Scott that b.
2 was not earnest in a desire to put dowl
. rebellion, he cXcites public sentiment whicl
made the forward movement a necessity.
IS to his credit that he afterward confessed
y his terrible mistake. Here, again, thousand
Of loyal lives paid for his folly aud presump
ta1.
{ again, iD the autumn of 1861, when the
! rebellion was driven TO the wall, he under
3 took to put new life into it's despondent chief
2 by undertaking to substitute negotiation for
p arms expressing his willingness to pay the old
slave owners for slaves at the public charge.
T What disgrace and ignC miDy to the country
bad this counsel prevailed Whether he
has changed his mind in this particular | do
o not know. He is unfit for this great Office,
as shown by his changing his opinion for
the sake of the Presidency. He now pre-
tends 10 be in favor of the one-term princi-
pie, as a means Of defeating his competitor.
But In Jane, 1871, in a public speech, he
recommended the denomination of General
Grant, and avOwed he would be better quail
fled for a second term than a first, saying
:. Gen. Grant never has been defeated, and
De never viii be"
Mr.. Greeley has been tried in public office,
once as a member Of Congress for a short
time and once as a member Of the New York
Constitutional Convention. weaker and
more worthless member never took a scat in
either. Nr Greeley Is unfit for this great
otI-e as totally unable to form sound judg
ments rs to character and discriminate be-
tween good men and bad.
tn support of his statements Mr. H0ar
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hlt q short time since. that gentleman now
being an ardent supporter Of Greeley. In
regard 90 the class Of men who now sup
ported this candidate for the Presidency, the
speaker quoted O single paragraph from the
Caucasian, @ Southern Greeley sheet, headed
with a cut of a pistol, as follows.
II after the oppressed people Of this
country shall have done all in their power 70
prevent tie reelection of the c0ld-blooded,
hrlle taking villain, Ulysses ). Tumblebug,
Ee shall, hy the use of corrupt means, rein
stall himself and bis army Of hungry, vam-
Tr.eal. e-1-suckiug. skillet-lcking kin in
etLce. then there still remains a hope, last
auI sure and final Tes0rt-the dcrnIer resort.
The Jewish High Priest, Caiphas, expressed
that last resort eighteen hundred years ago,
Iu these beautiful and patriotic words. " It
is czpedient for us that one man should die
for the people, and that the whole nation
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