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The Daily Dispatch: December 8, 1860., [Electronic resource], Secession movement at the South. (search)
h he writes, as well as any man in the State. He is pronounced by the editor of the Record to be "one of those calm, unimpassioned, deep-thinking men, who possess minds large enough to embrace every State and Territory, as well as the whole people of the United States." I venture to assume that the writer is either a prelate of the Church of Rome, or one of its ablest priests, and I think the points he makes are worthy a brief sketch. He believes the State will be out of the Union before Christmas; that not one man in twenty in the State thinks, but all rave, rant and curse in stereotype phrases; that South Carolina is a little suspicious and a little cool as to Virginia on account of the "dinner of cold shoulder " given to her commissioner last year; that South Carolina has ever felt a contempt for the Rip Van Winkle of the South--North Carolina; that Georgia is just now powerless on account of the internal discussion whether she shall go out or not; that Alabama and Mississippi ar