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The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1864., [Electronic resource], President's reception. (search)
her degenerate children — children whom she would scorn to own, and of whose deeds she would be deeply ashamed? There is no Virginian who would not protest against any judgment found against his State upon testimony such as this. Yet this is precisely the testimony upon which Maryland has been judged. The Plug Ugly and the Blood Tub are taken as types of that race from whom sprang Howard, Williams, and Smith, in the war of the old Revolution — whose fathers fought by the side of ours at Guilford, at Camden, at Ninety Six, and at Eutaw — whose institutions are the same with our own, and of whose sons many have laid down their lives since this war began, fighting in this cause, which is theirs as well as ours. When the conscript law was on its passage in the spring of 1862, the most prominent among the Marylanders who resided among as desired its provisions to embrace all citizens of Maryland residing in any of the Southern States. These views were presented to different member<