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The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Legislature. (search)
South, can they be explained by the belief that the United others desire a foreign war to enable them to have an excuse to acknowledge that the Union is broken. A Lyons letter says every branch of industry is suffering from the American war. The Pales seem to be succeeding in their revolution. Meetings sympathizing with them are being held in London. France and England have sense a note to Russia in regard to it. The Grand Duke Constantine in appointed commander-in-chief of Poland. It is said Poland is again to be a kingdom, with Constantine for its sovereign. A new Ministry has been organized in Spain with Miss Herts as President. The stock of cotton at Liverpool is estimated at 409,000 bales. Advices from Hilton Head represent the black brigade which has gone to Florida to have achieved wonderful results. Burnside's army is expected there. A good deal of skirmishing seems to belong on near Murfreesboro and Franklin, Tenn. Jack Morgch's
The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1863., [Electronic resource], Fort Pemberton. (search)
Poland. We had never expected to witness in our day a rekindling of the fires in the aches of subjugated Poland. It is not yet too late for Western Europe to retrieve the blunder by which the permitted this outpost of her own civilization to Poland. It is not yet too late for Western Europe to retrieve the blunder by which the permitted this outpost of her own civilization to overrun by Russian barbarians. But we have no hope of any such interposition in her behalf. The same selfish and pusillanimous policy which held the free Governments along before still prevails in their councils. They will give Poland so many finerticular, with defiances the Czar to vigorously that no doubt be must feel ashamed of himself, but not so to acknowledge Poland independence.--He will go on and conquer Poland if he can, in spite of Mrs. Caunie. This fresh iniquity permitted, the fPoland if he can, in spite of Mrs. Caunie. This fresh iniquity permitted, the free press of Western Europe will proceed to indulge in prolonged adulations over the wrongs and oppressions of mankind. The Emperor of Russia is entitled to more respect than the timid and time-serving Western Powers for any one's rights, or, i