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says, among other things, “When rice was given, the peas were withheld; but when they had no rice, this kind of peas was given instead.”
It is needless to tell how my blood boiled at such an atrociously malicious and false exhibition.
No wonder the hatred of the North is kept alive, and the bloody chasm continually widened by such wicked and uncharitable displays as this in one of the largest and most enlightened States in the Union.
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