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Edward Alfred Pollard, The lost cause; a new Southern history of the War of the Confederates ... Drawn from official sources and approved by the most distinguished Confederate leaders., Chapter 6: (search)
o part in the fight. the surrender. great excitement in the North. its true meaning. the crusade against the South. Dr. Tyng's exhortation. conduct of Northern Democrats. Dickinson, Everett, and Cochrane. President Lincoln's proclamation. hi is almost impossible to describe. The holiness of this crusade was preached, alike, from the hustings and the pulpit. Dr. Tyng, a celebrated minister of New York, assembled certain roughs and marauders of that city, known as Billy Wilson's men, prof sentiment emanating from two of the most conspicuous Episcopal divines of the country-Bishop Meade of Virginia, and Doctor Tyng of New York. The report of the first venerable Diocesan to the Episcopal Convention of Virginia, on the eve of the to be faithful soldiers of the Cross, as well as valiant and successful defenders of the State. About the same time, Dr. Tyng addressed a public meeting in New York, with reference to the war. He said he would not descend to call it civil warfare