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The Daily Dispatch: January 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Washington. (search)
nd will balk them. The question must be settled not by any mere "finalities of finality," but by such a change in the Constitution as will place it forever beyond the power of mere majorities, sectional or unsectional, to trample upon the rights of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,00