Named Entity Results, Butler King

Sale of cotton. Whilst events have compelled us to relinquish the idea that cotton is an absolute monarch, we are not yet willing to abandon the thought that he is at any rate a limited King, and may yet do much to extricate us from our difficulties. This, however, depends upon the allegiance of his subjects at home. If they are disloyal, and are willing to sell their King and country, his kingdom must soon be ended and his sceptre pass away. We are sorry to hear, upon what we consider King and country, his kingdom must soon be ended and his sceptre pass away. We are sorry to hear, upon what we consider a reliable source, that a brisk trade in cotton has been going on from's principal Southern seaport, as many as twenty vessels being engaged in the illicit traffic, that a large amount has found its way over Texas to Mexico; that a new device has been lately hit upon of selling it to Union men in East Tennessee, who are accumulating the article in that region to be disposed of to the Yankees, and that disloyal man in North Alabama are openly selling it to the invaders. Such conduct as this is i

hern Confederacy was unfortunate in their selection of their civil representatives abroad. Mr. Fancey, besides his unfortunate record in regard to slavery, was not a man of the temperature and weight for England.--Judge Rost possesses neither the force nor fact requisite and strange to say he was distasteful of the French because of one of the very reasons for which he was appointed, viz; because he was a Frenchman. The French do not wish to be instructed about another by a Frenchman. Butler King, who represented the commercial interests of the State of Georgia, did what he could while here, but, in a matter of etiquette, some disagreement grow up between him and the others, who refused intercourse with him. "Since I have been here a rendezvous has been established by a large number of persons belonging to and in the interest of the South. It has embraced many French citizens of America. Not one of this col clave was, perhaps a man who himself exerted any great influence, b