The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-08-20


amongst you, ! know, and volunteers
70 brssst h6storm with Ne, in defense
Of liberty and the Constitution, We say
"hsil brother"
Dickinson is on the political ocean,
and il is evident that he trims his YES
eel to the popular breeze; but whore
the spiyjE Of liberty, which is uncon-
querab ball have surmounted all OBJ
staole@ y your leading men dare
break tkt chains by which they are
new fettered to Jsckson's car; when
the modification party which he de-
seribes in such moving tropes, to be
growing up in Tennessee, shall gain
the asoendancy (as it surely why !
shall see him Inf, on the ground that
he always advocated the right Of revo-
luton or secession, though he depre.
Gated qualification. But here even he
is at fault fer his master denies the
doctrine of secession In toto. see,
too, that he uses the threat y
s'the Union, the Union, it must be pre-
served :" but ! say the
Union in its present degraded, corrupt
ceases, and administra-
ten: / would blow if / could to y
Jackson, Van Buren,, and the
whole BLACKBOARD crew. =
Restore il to its original purity. and !
am really and die for it.
must confess that / feel sore y
you and Richardson, and indeed
for all you Jacks = = when
/ recollect that you went from poor old
New Orleans, the land of pitch, tar,
and turpentins where the poor devils
were so humble and submissive, as to
excite ones compassion. True you
have planted yourselves in more ge-
NAL climate, intermixed with other
tribes, live in clover, and are danan'd
clsvsr. tsllo,cs at your oaon houses, but
the severity which you carried from
the land of your birth has not yet worn
of, and you are slaves unconsciously
Poor North Carolina! amid the politi.
cal strifss of the day, she sleeps RIP
Van Wrinkle sleep? She has never ye,
heard of the tariff, the American sys
TEN, notification, secession, the procla
nation, coercion, state rights, &C.,
Well, sleep on; and may he'll be ready
yswning to receive you, when you do
awake.
Twas really amused at reading the
editorial remarks of the fellow Of the
Nashville Republican containing the
imperial proclamation, which you SEM
me. What poor, syeophantic, crouch
ing fawning parasite, is tho wretch il
human form! What a miscreant
slave is this poor devil! Coward,
miscreant, he measures the feelings and
honor of South Cardinals sons by tn,
standard of his own dastardly heart
Gods is it possible that white mar
can become such degraded slave
But hold! am wasting my ink abou,
this eowardly reptile, and words are
inadequate to express my sovereign
contempt of him. You invite us over
the mountains to be cured of uullifica
ton; now I'll tell you what we will do
We will go over and slit the ears o
every damn'd Jackson man in Tennes
see, that the world may know you ART
his slaves. Well, now enough of poll
tics, and although ! have drubbed yor
@'nsatly," III part in friendship. Wha
are you all doing in the family way
Have the girls got married? Has tn,
pretty rich widow got married?
hope not, for as soon as we have set
tied the fight with old Jackson, / will
60 over for one of them. They will
make staunch nulliiers wiped with tn,
South Carolina blood. Henry says tn,
girls Of Tennessee are all sorts of null
lifiers for he got most damnably ham
mered when there last.
This is fast and thanksgiving day
and you see how we'll l keep it.
shall eat all / can get, aud fast after
supper. Please to present me to your
family, Mrs. billiard and family, May.
Nancy, and, in short, to all relations
rsSavs and frsenseu, for / have no doub
they will come right in the long run
When you see Mary and Eliza B., tel
Mary to let me know when she is to
be married, for / am determined to be
at the wedding-and tell Eliza not for.
get me. As soon as the war is over,
flor ! am determined to take hand
in it, 1 will call for her. ! am mem
Der of a troop of cavalry, and in daily
practice with my gallant little bay