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The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Western opinion of New England. (search)
, Island company? Oath is made in the West and the other in New England; but is that the reason why the one should be burdened by an internal tax in destroy, while the other bears an external tax to foster? Do you wonder that, at public meetings West, it is resolved that the Mississippi Valley shall no longer be tributary to Yankee cupidity and fully, and that men madly cry but; "New England fanaticism and speculation have made clerical New England stands in the way of reunion! Perish New Eng give them their fishing bounty. It is one among the privileges enjoyed by New England for her godly and apostolic mode of life. [Laughter] When they catch a cod out comes a tax from a Western farmer! But when we catch a catfish or a sucker out West, we do not get any bounty. [Laughter.] A Couple of illustrations. I propose to give two illustrations of these truths. The first is in your midst. Every Sabbath you have a sermon from Dr. Cheever, [] demonstrating that our failures in
The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1863., [Electronic resource], Things that are wasted. (search)
p and agreed to. [The bill reported by the committee is the same in substance as that originally passed by the House, and heretofore noticed in this paper.] Mr. West submitted a resolution instructing the Clerk to have published one time in the daily semi-weekly, and weekly issues of the Dispatch Enquirer, Whig, and Examiner,his proclamation to all soldiers in camp, and all others whom it may concern, notifying them of their rights and privileges under the provisions of the act. Mr. West submitted a resolution, which was agreed to, instructing the Committee on Finance to inquire into the expediency of allowing the Commissioners of the Revenue com the Commissioners of the Revenue compensation for listing hands employed in the cultivation of tobacco. Mr. Magruder moved the appointment of a special committee to carry out the contract with Scott & Co. for supplying the State with salt; which was agreed to. On motion of Mr. West, the House went into secret session.