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The Daily Dispatch: June 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Germans in Carolina. (search)
f Germans as adopted citizens. Both these points are clearly set forth, the aggressions upon the rights of the States under the authority of the Constitution by the usurping despotism at Washington fully established; the conversion of this country from free and equal States into a brutal military power, such as those from which Germans have escaped in Europe, emphatically denounced, and the Germans of the South invoked to answer if they desire to see their country become a second Poland or Hungary. Upon the subject of the duty of the Germans, as adopted citizens of the Confederate States, Dr. Muller speaks with great distinctness and force. We make the following extract: "The German has a clear understanding of right and wrong, a holy inheritance from his forefathers, reared under the teachings of a Martin Luther. Where else would you stand but on the side of right and justice ? But could we quietly stand there, and not defend it with all our might ? True, the most of us wer