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The Daily Dispatch: May 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], A Crack Regiment. (search)
im, holding up the coat tails of the Man in the White Hat, and shouting Hurrah, and let loose the dogs of War. Behold the rhetorical Everett, full of courtly grace and suavity, swinging his hat with measured grace in the same captive column. Fernando Wood, Ex-Senator Dickerson, Duello, Stockton, Caleb Cushing, and we know not how many more, marshalling their solid ranks in the same august procession! Did ever White Hat before have such a following? Here is a fellow, absolutely as green in ma walk with docility and alacrity in his footsteps. At first we felt sad, and, "albeit, unused to the melting mood," were almost ready to shed tears over the metamorphosis exhibited by our old friends, Fillmore. Dickinson, Cass, Everett, Douglas, Wood, Gushing & Co. Never, since Nebuchadnezzar went on all fours and grazed with the oxen, has the world seen such a degrading transformation. But, on the whole, we concluded it was about as philosophical to laugh as to cry, and there was something l
The Daily Dispatch: May 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], Cutting the levees. (search)
Wood destroyed. --The supply of wood from New Jersey will be materially diminished by the ravages of the recent fires in Atlantic, Cape May, and Cumberland counties. Forty thousand acres of woodland were utterly destroyed, including large tracts of the most valuable cedar timber.