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The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1860., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
t of Europe, would produce a revolution. Far more is the red shirt of Garibaldi emblematic of popular movement. The Herald says that the blood of Solferino suggested to certain clever Frenchmen a new dye, which has become all the rage with ladies of the MoFlimsy school. We may look out, now, for a perfect furore in that direction, There was a time when calicoes dotted with little round spots, and called "Nelson bullets," were all the rage in England and America. We all remember when the Kossuth hat threatened entirely to supplant the more unpretending of our own day. These were tributes paid by admiration to celebrity. But apart from the admiration attached to particular individuals, scarlet has in all ages, been the peculiar color of Mars and his worshippers. Even the star named after that god has a fiery red appearance, as though it indicated the character which he was supposed to bear. The Spartan color was scarlet, adopted, we are told, to prevent the blood from showing up