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Savannah (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 7
rown's Hotel this morning, stating that the steam-frigate Brooklyn is about leaving Norfolk for Charleston. We may expect the Gulf Squadron to be actively at work blockading all the Southern ports. This is war. The seizure of the forts at Savannah was done in consequence of a dispatch from high authority here informing the Governor of Georgia that an order had been issued by the War Department to throw Federal troops at once into them. This order was seen by the gentleman who sent the diter conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey again
New Jersey (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 7
nwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,000 troops of our own in the field at home; when all our titheables are heavily taxed, and when the British forces are invading our borders, you refuse, after frequent appeals, to send any continental troops to our assistance. Exhausted in fighting the battles of the country on every field from Canada to Georgia, we warn you that unless assistance be speedily given, we shall withdraw our contingent, and fight by ourselves and for ourselves
Quebec (Canada) (search for this): article 7
mere majorities, sectional or unsectional, to trample upon the rights of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,000 troops of our own in the field at home; when all our titheables are heavily taxed, and when the British forces are invading our borders, you refuse, after frequent appeals, to
Pekin (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 7
ians. It is unwise to trust to the want of courage in any man, for the veriest coward will fight when driven to the wall, and there is not a people in the world who will not give battle for sufficient cause; but I am much of the opinion of a Gulf State Senator, who said the other night, when some one told him the North was about to raise an army of 300,000 men to sustain Lincoln, "Yes," he replied, "there is no doubt of it. The Chinese raised a million, and 16,000 Allies marched straight to Pekin. There will be a great many soldiers, and they will emulate the various deeds of the Bostonian, who built the Bunker Hill Monument and went on the pension list." The truth is, the Pilgrim Fathers were not made of the genuine Puritan stock — The grim soldiers of Crom well stood their hand; nothing could drive them out of their country. Their courage was high, because their faith was sincere. But the hypocrites, who had more cunning than pluck, more love of themselves and of money than of t
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 7
hem. The question must be settled not by any mere "finalities of finality," but by such a change in the Constitution as will place it forever beyond the power of mere majorities, sectional or unsectional, to trample upon the rights of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,000 troops of our
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 7
question must be settled not by any mere "finalities of finality," but by such a change in the Constitution as will place it forever beyond the power of mere majorities, sectional or unsectional, to trample upon the rights of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, rs that these patriots desired the world to know that they were only defending themselves against assault and battery, and not fighting for the honor and independence of their country. In the last war, their conduct was still worse. The Massachusetts men refused to fight outside of their State, because--it was unconstitutional! And when Scott desired to cross over to Canada, the New York braves refused for the same reason. Yet every man of them got his bounty land. Read General Washingt
Chambersburg (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 7
of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,000 troops of our own in the field at home; when all our titheables are heavily taxed, and when the British forces are invading our borders, you refuse, after frequent appeals, to send any continental troops to our assistance. Exhausted in fightin
South River, Ga. (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 7
nd will balk them. The question must be settled not by any mere "finalities of finality," but by such a change in the Constitution as will place it forever beyond the power of mere majorities, sectional or unsectional, to trample upon the rights of minorities. Massachusetts talks grandly about arming, and all that. In this connection, I wish you would publish the protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade the Old Dominion. In epic, this noble protest says to New England: "We were with you at Boston and at Quebec; we missed you at Savannah and at Guillord; we were alone at Trenton and Princeton, [think of that! Virginians, unaided, fighting and conquering hundreds of miles from home,] and now, when our Continental contingent is full; when Virginians are defending New Jersey against the British in New York; when we have 10,00
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 7
vannah was done in consequence of a dispatch from high authority here informing the Governor of Georgia that an order had been issued by the War Department to throw Federal troops at once into them. perfect Union." Coercion hastens secession. Anderson's occupation of Fort Sumter carried Georgia--the key of the position — the only one of the Gulf States which was at all doubtful. The advices received by Georgia members indicate a large majority for instant secession. With the departure of the Gulf State Senators ensues a force bill, authorizing the Government to raise 300,000 volunt protest of Virginia to the Continental Congress, made at the time Cornwallis, after conquering Georgia and marching through South and North Carolina, devastating all before him, was about to invade our assistance. Exhausted in fighting the battles of the country on every field from Canada to Georgia, we warn you that unless assistance be speedily given, we shall withdraw our contingent, and fi
Puritan (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 7
d straight to Pekin. There will be a great many soldiers, and they will emulate the various deeds of the Bostonian, who built the Bunker Hill Monument and went on the pension list." The truth is, the Pilgrim Fathers were not made of the genuine Puritan stock — The grim soldiers of Crom well stood their hand; nothing could drive them out of their country. Their courage was high, because their faith was sincere. But the hypocrites, who had more cunning than pluck, more love of themselves and of money than of the faith they professed, who feared the savage less than the war at their own door — they fled — from persecution, as they said — and began forthwith to persecute others. Like father, like son. The depravity of the present Puritan generation is shown in the systematic falsehood of their newspapers, and the invariable cheating in their political promises. Sharp witted, hypocritical, faithless, we can trust them never, never, never. Their compromises are frauds, their friends
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