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The Daily Dispatch: may 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], The blockade at Charleston. (search)
ive or thirty thousand dollars. This speaks well for Cid Wythe, and I am satisfied her munificence will not cease until every Black Republican renegade and tory is driven from the last inch of Southern soil. The offer of services by the Rev. Oscar A. Sears, of Lynchburg as Chaplain to the army of Virginia, has given great satisfaction to our Catholic fellow citizens of this county, as his ability, patriotism, and plenty eminently entitles him to the consideration of the Government, who is no doubt aware of the large number of Catholics in the Southern army, whose religious as well as military feelings should be consulted and provided for with as little delay as possible. Mr. Sears' conduct is in striking contrast with the course pursued by the Catholic clergy and lady of the Northern States, though in justice to the former, I must say I have not seen where one of them has yet offered his services in this Black Republican crusade. But why they have not exercised that influence