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The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Western opinion of New England. (search)
culative discussion about a higher law than the organic political law poisoned politics and began asperities of sections. The first harangue of George Thompson, in this country, under the an spices of the Fessenden of Maine, and Garrisons of Massachusetts, was predicated on the idea that slavery was again against God, and that no Christian people should tolerate it. I hold in my hand the letters and addresses by George Thompson during his mission here. In his first address, a Lowell, October des, by his foolish logic, with slaveholders. [Laughter] Parallel with this logic, turn back to 1676, when Randolph came to New England from the parent Government, to find out the cause of the Indian war. The answer of the Government of Massachusetts furnishes the commentary. It officially declared that "these are the great and provoking evils" for which God hath given the barbarous heathen commission to rise against them. For men wearing long hair and periwigs made of women's hair. [L