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The Daily Dispatch: April 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 6 (search)
e, or calculations of interest, had governed them, they never would have picked a quarrel with the South--never, most especially, on the subject of slavery. The mutual interests of the two sections tended to cement the friendship of New England and the South more indissolubly and closely than that of any two peoples under the sun. But they became possessed, by some odd chance, with the same Devil, or legion of Devils, that afflicted the Puritans; and among all their Beechers, Kallochs, and Parkers, there is not one apostle that can cast out the fiends. We cannot build conclusions in regard to the duration of this war upon considerations of interest. The foes we have to fight are madmen. The madness which we combat is that same madness which has for thirty years been abusing and vilifying the best customers of the people it possessed, which has spread discord and hatred throughout the land, which has diabolically cut the bands of Union, and pulled down the pillars of the faires