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The Daily Dispatch: June 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
et at defiance the decision of the Supreme Court in the famous case of Dred Scott, and reviled, in the coarsest form of bitting agate, the Chief Justice thereof.--They shot down United States Marshals, or Deputy Marshals, charge of their sworn duty, and they Congressional enactments by thus obstructing "the enforcement of the laws" They ignored the Constitution by repeatedly refusing to surrender fugitives from justice. I have sent to Kansas detachments of hired ruffians, armed with bowl, Sharpe's rides and Colt's revolvers, for the avowed purpose of exterminating there from the citizens of the South. They invaded, armes, the sovereign State of Virginia, and canonized in their calendar of saints and martyrs the captain of the raid through the lies of their finest orator they glorified the black tiger of Hayti; inscribing the "name of Touissaint L'Ogperture on the blue vault of Heaven, high above that of George Washington." They have been charged with rejected attempts to poison th
The Daily Dispatch: June 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], Yorktown, Va.,June 14, 1861. (search)
Sharpe's Carbines. --The Southern Federal Union says that while the President had a large cavalry force in Virginia, it is understood he is somewhat deficient in the arms proper for that service. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, was informed of this fact, and promptly offered to loan President Davis five hundred new Sharpe's Carbines, in first rate order, with a full supply of cartridges. The President at once accepted the offer, and the Carbines have been shipped to him at Richmond. Sharpe's Carbines. --The Southern Federal Union says that while the President had a large cavalry force in Virginia, it is understood he is somewhat deficient in the arms proper for that service. Gov. Brown, of Georgia, was informed of this fact, and promptly offered to loan President Davis five hundred new Sharpe's Carbines, in first rate order, with a full supply of cartridges. The President at once accepted the offer, and the Carbines have been shipped to him at Richmond.