Some writers despondingly fear that the seeds of rebellion are so deeply implanted in the Confederate States that they can never be eradicated.
No fear of that.
Drusus, an ambitious Roman, was killed for his seditious conduct, and yet he was the grandfather of Porcius Cato the Just, and the progenitor of Marcus Cato, the great supporter of republican liberty.--Louisville Journal, February 1.
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