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The Daily Dispatch: may 31, 1861., [Electronic resource], A New Kine. (search)
The South impregnable to invasion.
It is a noteworthy fact that the South has never been successfully invaded.
It is also remarkable that during no attempted invasion has the negro population manifested any disposition to side with the enemy.
During the whole of the war of 1812, Southern territory remained untrod by hostile foot, except in hasty raids extending a few miles from the shore.
The occupation of a narrow portion of Maryland between the Bay and the Potomac was but for a few weeks, when the enemy found it proper to disembark.
The hasty descent upon Washington city and the march across Maryland ending in discomfiture, is the only semblance of invasion which the South suffered during the war. The brief career of Packenham in Louisiana, ending in his signal catastrophe at New Orleans, was but a disastrous attempt at invasion.
During the Revolution the case was very little different.
Owing to the meagerness of our population, the British got possession of Charlest