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The Daily Dispatch: June 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Abolitionists Won't fight. (search)
abuse and maltreat its good old mother — the Union. Rev. Mr. Curtis was called out. He re marked that the present aspect of things hardly verified the time when the sword should be beaten into the plough share, and it was strange, that amid the highest American civilization, there should be witnessed the present difficulties. The Old World, too, was at fever heat.--France was concerned in Italy and the case of the sick man. Austria was almost ready to attack the possessions of Victor Emanuel. Prussia and Denmark had their matters of dispute. Russia also was anxious about Poland and the division of Turkey, with a future outlook to Indian possessions; and England by fleet and armies was striving to maintain her statu quo. In the New World, the United States were striving to cope with a direct rebellion and insurrection in their midst. He believed with another speaker that the contest would be a long one, and most trying to our patriotism. He was convinced the North wou