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The Daily Dispatch: December 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], More evidences of the Lincoln Tyranny in Maryland. (search)
More evidences of the Lincoln Tyranny in Maryland. We have received a copy of the St. Mary's Bracon, of November 26, published in Leonardtown. Md. The following article, extracted from its columns, will show that there are some gallant representatives of the press in that down trodden and persecuted old States who cannot be silenced or driven to stultification by all the Federal bayonets which is in the power of that king of tyrants, Lincoln, to distribute throughout its dominions, in order to overawe all the citizens of Maryland into submission to his unholy crashed against the South. Notwithstanding the fact, that the late election in Maryland fully evidenced the inability of the Peace Party in the State to frustrate or thwart the designs of the Washington Government, and the further fact, that the people of this State have adopted the policy of that Government by a majority of thirty thousand votes, we find, as we heretofore predicted, that there has been no relaxation
The Daily Dispatch: December 6, 1861., [Electronic resource], Wanted — negroes.-- (search)
to raise a company to go into the Federal service, and failing in which, he has, if we are not mistaken, since been engaged as pilot on one of those thieving gun-boats that have been navigating the Cumberland. If the balance of the crew are of the same ilk, they have doubtless before this time made a full examination of the fortifications, and will be able, when they return, to give information of our weak points, and the best route to invade our city. The Nashville Union, of the 26th of November, says: The steamer Pink Variable arrived here Sunday from Louisville under it flag of trace, having in tow a barge loaded with machinery for a cotton mill at McMinnville, in this State. She passed through the Lincoln blockade under a special permit from Secretary Chase, obtained, as we understand, by a Union man formerly a citizen of Nashville. The boat was stopped at Fort Donelson, by Lieut Col. Mc Gavock, when she arrived there under a flag of trace, and not permitted to