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The Daily Dispatch: November 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 7 (search)
e laid waste, and all who refuse to bow the knee to Lincoln massacred in cold blood by the minions of tyranny. George D. Prentice. George D. Prentice was sent here years ago as an emissary of the Abolitionists of his native New England, and eGeorge D. Prentice was sent here years ago as an emissary of the Abolitionists of his native New England, and every day and every hour of his residence in the State has been devoted, sometimes directly, oftener indirectly, to the accomplishment of the object of his mission — to bring about the abolition of slavery in Kentucky, and have the emancipated negroes paper,) from which he was driven, humiliated and disgraced, by the torrent of abuse and vituperation paused upon him by Prentice, of the Journal, whom he was unable to combat with the pen, and too craven to meet with the sword. He has neither princence enough to enable him to do the bidding of his master, Mr. Chase, and to follow at the heels of his old tormentor, Mr. Prentice, of whose notice he now seems proud, as the whipped spaniel will caress the hand that smote it. Rufus K. Williams