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The Daily Dispatch: November 29, 1860., [Electronic resource], The Secession Movement at the South. (search)
display of Wide Aware processions, formidable only to the capitalists and conservatives of their own section, they begin to change their tone, and appeal to us rather as suppliants than as conquerors, to save a Union from which they have reaped a rich harvest of profit and honor, and the South has only known by its exactions. They have been deaf to the voice of reason and consanguinity; they have disregarded the counsels of their wisest and best citizens.--Their Negros, in the persons of Seward, Sumner and others, have been fiddling, while the Constitution has been trampled under foot, and a higher law inaugurated in its stead; in accordance with their treasonable advice and teaching, and by the crowning act of electing a Black Republican President to carry out their long cherished designs against the peace and prosperity of the South, they have declared open war against us.*** There is no reasonable doubt but that Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas and Arkansa