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The Daily Dispatch: February 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], Frozen to death. (search)
Cotton is King. The New York Herald publishes an elaborate and comprehensive article on the future growth and supply of cotton, which shows that all the attempts hitherto made in India to rival the United States in its culture, have failed, that the intertropical regions of Africa and other countries, produce no better success, and that the only reliable cotton region to be found in the world, is found in the United States, Under these circumstances, the course of England is plain, notwithstanding the cavortings of the British press. The public sentiment of that tight little Island may be as refractory for a time as Cruiser, but the Rarey of the Gulf States will soon tame the ferocious quadruped, and with a string of cotton lend him placidly and soberly in the way in which he should go,
The Daily Dispatch: February 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], Hard party. (search)
d that its policy is controlled by private advices from Seward? Is it the sole object of the Convention to perfect the organization of the Union-Republican party, in conformity with the wishes of the author of the "irrepressible conflict !" Rarey exhibits his horse-taming powers next Wednesday night. Somebody suggests that it will be a raree-show. It is suggested, further, that Rarey be requested to try his hand on Mrs. Abe. She has never been yet — not even by six feet and four inches ces from Seward? Is it the sole object of the Convention to perfect the organization of the Union-Republican party, in conformity with the wishes of the author of the "irrepressible conflict !" Rarey exhibits his horse-taming powers next Wednesday night. Somebody suggests that it will be a raree-show. It is suggested, further, that Rarey be requested to try his hand on Mrs. Abe. She has never been yet — not even by six feet and four inches of solid, bony, rail-splitting manhood. Ze