Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-07-29

PH dry GsST the
nry as # sinks into the t~entieth plainly
asked Are You willing they should be free?"and they
Whence IS it coming that shall excuse or forgive that
And when spite of Democratic resistance the bond
had been made free and secured against return to
this same opposition asked once more, May the
fresJmsn become citizens and be admitted to civil
And when in spite of that resistance, the freedmen
protection the ballot which the bengnly grants
And again the s answer was " no. ,., ,,, .a blind
reon hunted the new-made citizen BY night, hunted
him thr9ngh swamps and pursued him m to en-
organized murder and arson and this opposition was
bnnas to the victims such ncarnate hate they still
mocked at such calamites and refused dali all relief ,s
horrors are past aud it IS absurd to attempt
o n BIT MoGd n6 @ be to trust st Political
hat could readily forget them? It not magnsni
for Tor which they have really repented But that
is 81 an bn
worse such is the anomalous repentance display
nognce the Repabean party for what has done or is
denuncations Of what the party has not one and is
determined shall be done. The moment Democrats
S aeGTS For
d e s to 70 be ea 4adeas
/ ten6ui'ce Republicans rascals.
DEMOCRATIC PROMISES.
Since the early part they have been d igently
ea9 evdenee ID and that ali political
is in those & i0ffe & s Is m the forces
which marshaled that progress To such witnesses
resdencies everything which could be made the SUB
To answer to any name; to profess every creed; t.
follow any tiag TO sleep in any bed to fraternze Mtl
a m issi6n Of the OPPOSITION today Never before
politics was lie enacted so TRANSPARENCY ana SO a4aa 1913
yhen theV eraVeiv introduced Horace Greeley to The
people & a. their nG can man deceive the
far they failed to deceive even the electors II f ~
past rareSr how must it feel be remind ed Of its
oad II be eBeefsd to hs ha
they professed the worst PRINCIPLES extant @ A But pa
abiuration OF ali principles Yod may not ike to en-
oy but you do 42' tba mfe viii cure ever
disease and 50 qrees it upon every r pet to IN
sick. give your money ana you may t"Ae "ha
Win in ss Democrats said, Continue us in powe
and Will eck the Territories with & slavery cry Tne
they said restore us 10 power anu W. I IN - 4
Ter with rebels giving freedom for peace; when i
l75 they said aga nf T TO the ConstitntioI
secure overnileut white men. and return saNer
tarils Wsre very unattracve But when i'll 1872 the
Us % oGe onGe I91e af6 the we T
I was utterly repulsive. And when they suPplemtet
ference to truth: when. weary OF opposing Ine me- @
res Of the majority they G0e % 70 snn sSni anI
t. resort to'false assertion they exhibit an oloslto
fI HI Il ye it' ,hat oposoh While never bae
r was never - dangerous as now People can oette
man They can more reedily tect faacons arg
than false statement nfh % .aIlS9naJ II
aSrle could safely compare our measures with their
III i',5,e which we're best But when they .denounC
Etulcaus thieves ii Is not 50 easy 10 try the tri.
~ the assertion Besides two circumstances, glN
i -iirbt color to that allegation. First RepuphgaI
d b rsssessiou OF the Government. and have the be
,. baDte n eculate second 1t has been the especl
aNdr Of the present Administrations to dete' ana pun
iSb ne|i1latl N some cases have been fou d
L.. a great StateSulcn- as NtlI aS d -AS-' ~
who made Cassius say;
In such a time : this it is not meet =,
= That every nice ofense should bear his comment
Il However specious that theory may sound man
Il =. ,rarre rIp0u it. William III an honest lma-,l
,r,ta H. Mad a world to fight and he was compelled
tI4r1h -r,ulh He was slow to punish the eHbezZi
rn@uts If Torrington, and he never did punish q
10 y.,tqfneu which attended the rebellion some b;
men found their way into pubic enl,i y mems iltnts N VI
matters u keen strict watch Of every lndlvl
nal offender. The admlnlstration wltn Cres W.
II .h ,1uc Absorb the great Work of recoustrtl
az ,,j me President was not happily htted to crtlcl
~ has no eyeuuon from that work If 1t Is not attend
to now the Administration and not the times must
heid r4sl1 But it Is suended to IL Is prose-
ted with that intiexible energy which has chara
d s 2"F f1G%sed Ira y And every time roEae has be
punished the oppositi, has shouted See no" cDfru
/ reipoves from his patient the ln9p S4 ~ d
h h@I tfy yet"rm Is Rrosecued at the risk
: this tl1ofoid peril: First Every time we remove
rascal We lend plausibility to Democratic caInniI
ct second Every time punish one We make Del ne ~
=, For years tAat party nis Dtt - rei " n;
q but bv a sti larger number VINO nave peeil uhAple
-e oAce Il l. not mIossbe Ihat oS d .iS mem =
not " thOut uueasiness. contemplate the losslpl
the country once more falling into the control OF u
y. Irry vIbru in addition the devils which alwa
parllyz it for any noble effort II shai ma pt t
ii enforced 10y all the uucean slprlts expelled from
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