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The Daily Dispatch: May 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], Confederate States Congress. (search)
Massachusetts. This State was delinquent and traitorous in every war of the old Union. She was bitter against taxation and threw over the tea in 1776; but she was not faithful in the field, and never could be argued or goaded into sending hered "cuteness," contrived other means to avoid enlistments. It is announced, on the authority of Boston papers, that "Massachusetts has enlisted fifteen hundred Germans, who are now on their way out to this (that — U. S) country, to help to fill thennounces "that negro colonists, who have just returned from Hayti, have been enlisted for a similar purpose." That is Massachusetts! She "has levied," says a New York paper, upon all parts of the country, and all races, to fill the ranks of her "rewn people are tired of meeting the Southern soldier in the field, and desire to send others in their places. This is Massachusetts! the Pandora's box of North America, which has covered the continent with evils. There is one sentence of this