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The Daily Dispatch: may 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], Kentucky arms (search)
t be made to feel that they cannot and dare not arrest and assault our Union and our flag. They are as weak as they are insolent. The gigantic strength, the superior civilization, and the boundless resources of the free States are able to carry desolation from the Potomac to the Rio Grande. The whole North from Maine to California, although usually "slow to wrath," patient and forbearing, is at last fearlessly aroused. The descendants of the heroes of Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Brandywine, Tippecanoe, Chippewa, and Fort Meigs, are flying to arms.--Presently the Continent will resound under the stern and steady tramp of unprecedented myriads of the free laborers and mechanics of the North. Let them finish their enterprise. Let them plant the stars, stripes, and eagles of an indissoluble Republic on the steeples of Richmond, Charleston and New Orleans. Let the traitor States be starved out by blockade and given to the swords and bayonets of stalwart freemen. No matter at what cos