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The Daily Dispatch: September 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Ran away (search)
British troops in Canada — what do they Signify? --The Northern papers are displaying a great deal of ill-humor at the landing of large forces of the British ar, that we do not believe the military preparations of the British Government in Canada have been undertaken with any reference to the giddy twaddle of Seward, or to tgs of such cowardly dogs as Bennett and Greeley. The military measures taken in Canada have had very little prompting from this vulgar Yankee hue and cry. The reada in a thorough condition of defence. The defensive preparations going on in Canada have a double significance. They indicate the purpose of Great Britain to take and trade with us. That Government is turning its attention to its defences in Canada, while the French Emperor, by encouraging the publication of able essays in thenition of the Confederacy. The defensive measures of the British Government in Canada are well-night completed. The stocks of cotton and tobacco in Europe are rapid