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The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Capture of a Yankee transport. (search)
rusalem fell; and by Abolitionism and Neal Dow-ism our walls (Union Liberty and the old Constitution) will fall and crumble to dust. A voice from the South--a voice from the West--a voice from the East--a voice from the North--a voice from the four Winds already begins to cry Wo — Wo — Wo — to our Union--our Liberty — our country, and our countrymen. In civil war rich men and poor men will humble together, and dead men will be piled up in heaps. The Old Democrat wants to sell out and go away. Harlley, Feb. 27, 1861. Porter Cowlys. The Hartford Times exhumes the above prophets advertisement from the columns of a Boston paper, of nearly three years ago. That man had a proper conception of the people by whom he was surrounded, and felt it to be his safety to get out of their way at the earliest moment. When this old patriot published his advertisement, no doubt the whole gang of the destroyers giggled at his stupidity and denounced him as disl