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The Daily Dispatch: January 27, 1864., [Electronic resource], A Treatise on Lincoln's message. (search)
A Treatise on Lincoln's message. A friend has laid before us a copy of the Metropolitan Record, of New York, December 19th. It contains a scathing review of Lincoln's late message, and for the Lincoln's late message, and for the amusement of our readers we copy some of its passages. It is singularly hold talk, and singularly sound, Southern, and State Rights in its doctrines. Where a public journal holds such sentiments, as outraged and insulted tribunal. The American citizen is told that "nothing is attempted by Mr. Lincoln beyond what is amply justified by the Constitution;" and after the conditions of the oath areate new State Governments and to overthrow those already existing. And this is, according to Mr. Lincoln, in consonance with that article of the Constitution which provides that every State in the Uconscripted into the ranks of death, is not this a war for the enfranchisement of a race that Mr. Lincoln once told a certain Chicago delegation could not exist in a state of free society without inj