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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 6. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 156 (search)
istian rules require? Then our Constitution had not been resisted By Northern State laws! Then no frantic ire Had e'er inflamed the Southern men, to tear From Sumter's walls our banner floating there. For what has brought our land to this condition-- So feeble now, and late so hale and hearty? Not Christianity, but sinful superstition, Inspiring a politico-religious party Yelept Republican, but really Abolition! When Garrison, its founder, took his start, he Scarce could have hoped his English Yankee notion So soon would end in war's insane commotion. But he had chosen well his field of labor! He knew the puritanic inclination To regulate the doings of one's neighbor By one's own bigotry, for his salvation! And now for ferule they do wield the sabre, Since schooled has been the later generation To hate, to execrate, and to contemn Their countrymen, who ne'er had injured them! Yes — well he chose! And well the people there Have been infused with heresy and hate; Well taught and tra