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The Daily Dispatch: April 28, 1864., [Electronic resource], Yankee rule in Plymouth. (search)
with a Southern man of honest birth, but they want to humble themselves as much as possible by taking our social outcasts and Pariahs to rule over there. They desire to improve their blood by amalgamating with our slaves, and their polities by being governed by our illegitimate. We are sorry to admit that Lincoln and Fremont are Southern productions, but it must be remembered that the South never produced renegades and traitors before. The North had the honor of Benedict Arnold and Aaron Barr, and we are only getting even with her. We intend to show her that we can not only produce great patriots, like Washington, and the innumerable line of statement and heroes who adorned the annals of the United States in its best days, but that our rascals and traitors are so much superior to their own productions that they call them by acclamation to be their rulers and masters. But let them make the most of Lincoln and Fremont. --After this war we can furnish them with no more Southern m