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The Daily Dispatch: January 20, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
of the Greeks is only equalled by his hatred of his own people, and the philanthropist who holds that all Americans who are neither black nor blind deserve to be exterminated would doubtless go with their chiefs, each man bearing, after the classic fashion his bowie-knife is a myrtle hough. Welles, we fear, cannot be spaced, from the efficient protection of our commerce; and the brilliant character of their successes in the West and in Virginia will probably compel us to detain Stanton and Hallock till their services can be adequately rewarded. Lycurgules and Solons we have none to give.--But such as we have we freely offer to the mother of republics. Hat take Mr. Lincoln, and learn under his to war how the Phrygian cap may be made no like a crown as to deceive the keenest eye. We will pay King Abraham's expenses out, and send with him that fine body guard of his, which used only be dismounted and trained, say under the orders of Satrap Butler, add the pomp of Persia and the