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The Daily Dispatch: November 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], Puritan Consistency. (search)
to loyalty, he was a rebel of the most malignant heinousness, and if he escaped with life and servile bondage, might think himself fall fortunate. A war against these rebels in pronounced "a war as righteous as ever was waged." Had not Puritan advocates better be more chary of the reputation of the days of 176 If a war against rebels is as righteous is any, monarchical tories would make them a low bow for such exquisite orthodoxy. But such has been the character of this pestilent breed from the beginning. Rebellion against a Puritan heresy they hold to be treason against God as well as man. When they were out of power, resistance to tyrants was obedience to God. When they were in power, circumstances . Rev. Dr, Maybew, who preached a most furious philippic against King Charles L's day, when the Puritans got the reins, that "government is , and not in . This is the upon which the of the same men are noting new. The very people who wanted to the Union in 1812, and who