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The Daily Dispatch: April 10, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
was either Northern in fact or Northern in animus and instinct. Every appointment to foreign missions has been Northern, except in the very few cases in which a nominally Southern man, like Cassius M. Clay, could be found with really Northern principles. In the Senate, as newly organized, every committee has been constituted of a large majority of Northern men, with a most contemptible Northern agitator at is head — such mountebanks as Charles Sumner, Henry Wilson, John P. Hale, and Zedekiah Chandler, being made chairmen of leading committees. The whole personnel of the new Administration, though still professing to be National, and to embrace the whole original Union, is intensely Northern --intus et in cuts, Northern. But the crowning act of unblushing selfishness which disgraces this meanly and wretchedly sectional concern, is the Morrill tariff bill, by which the vast financial system of the Government has been made tributary to the petty interests of a few persons and locali