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The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], For hire (search)
n becoming their friends and countrymen. But, whatever his motives, he proposes to us a punishment which we prefer to the infamy of a voluntary return to the United States. After all, he would only make us a province in name, as we were under the old Union in fact. We were hewers of wood and drawers of water for our Yankee taskmasters, and flattered with the name of sovereign States; but the moment we exercised that essential attribute of sovereignty, of choosing to set up for ourselves, Lincoln called out 75,000 men, and afterwards a million, to convince us, in his own words, that a State holds the same relation to the United States that a county does to a State. The only change, so far as we can see, which Mr. Hamlin proposes, is to call things by their right names, and no longer to mock the old provincial of the United States with the insignia and titles of freedom and independence. It will be time enough, however, for the Black Republican orators to provide for the future
The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], For sale. (search)
has grown ashamed of it. Not satisfied with stealing negroes, robbing and killing defenceless women and children, desecrating churches, burning houses, violating official pledges, and boldly advertising and selling counterfeit money, they are now counterfeiting and attempting to pass Confederate coupon bonds on their own neighbors. Yesterday a gentleman residing in Maryland arrived here and exhibited to Commissioner Watson and others a counterfeit coupon bond which had been passed upon him in his native State. Offering to sell a piece of property which he no longer needed, one of Ape Lincoln's minions offered to purchase it at a fabulous price and to pay for it in C. S. coupons, every one of which were counterfeit. With a civilized nation such villainy would be promptly punished; but with Yankees it will be considered a cute trick.--Brokers and others should be on the alert for these new counterfeits, as thousands of them will be poured into the Confederacy in a very short time.