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The Daily Dispatch: February 9, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
e have waited for some time to see a denial of the report that Mr. G. B. Lamar, of Savannah, had taken the oath of allegiance. Instead of its being denied, however, it is confirmed. Mr. Lamar has not only taken the oath, but finds it very easy and agreeable to take. All he has tlly. With a little decoction of cotton seed to take out the taste, Lamar finds it not bad thing to take, after all. In fact, he seems to likorgia. A Southern contemporary, commenting on the conduct of Mr. Lamar, exclaims; " Oh, man! man! what a humbug thou art!" A most refreolid men," of course, cannot be hollow. It distresses us that this Lamar should disturb our rustic faith and childlike simplicity. Why, he bitter, nauseating oath, enough to turn the stomach of a swine, and Lamar vows it is nectar, and invites his friends to step up and take a drits to it is bound to dream dreams and see visions. But when Mr. Lamar awakes from his slumber he will make some discoveries which will
The Daily Dispatch: February 9, 1865., [Electronic resource], Sherman's News paper Rule. (search)
hase Copperhead or Northern rebel journals, from whose columns they can constantly draw a bountiful supply of consolation, we need not expect any assistance from them." We are glad to learn that the new organ of Sherman is compelled to rely wholly on the Yankee soldiers and sailors for patronage, the sales to citizens being, at present, very small. This shows that, in spite of representations to the contrary, the great mass of the people of Savannah have not followed the lead of Arnold, Lamar &Co., and have no sympathy with the invaders. The Republicanindeed, admits as much, but it is by no means despondent. It will "require time to teach the rabid rebels of Savannah their fatal error." The manner of conveying this instruction is not clearly indicated, but, from the example of New Orleans and other Confederate cities in Yankee possession, we can readily imagine the process of enlightening darkened understandings. Insult, degradation, stoning and plunder, will open their eyes t