Chillicothe (OH) Scioto Gazette, “Disunion Bosh and the Cause of it,” January 3, 1860

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    “Disunion Bosh and the Cause of it,” Chillicothe (OH) Scioto Gazette, January 3, 1860, p. 1: 7.
    Original source
    Albany (NY) Journal
    Newspaper: Publication
    Chillicothe Scioto Gazette
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    Disunion Bosh and the Cause of it
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    1
    Newspaper: Column
    7
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    Exact
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    Don Sailer, Dickinson College
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    The following text is presented here in complete form, as it originally appeared in print. Spelling and typographical errors have been preserved as in the original.

    Disunion Bosh and the Cause of it.

    The country is rapidly dividing into two camps, and both sides are arming; and while the enemies of Republican government are keen for the strifes that is to rend the Union sunder, tens of thousands of American patriots are deaf and blind to its awful consequences. – Atlas

    The Atlas’s contortions reminds us of the sea-sick footman, described by “Chawls Yellow-plush,” who, at every roll of the ship, ejaculated, “There, now we’re going down!” “Lud ha’ mercy on us –, now we are goin’!” and found dismal corroboration in the fact that he had inwardly felt a “sinking sensation” all day.

    No doubt the flunky of the Slaveholders does feel a “sinking sensation.” The Union is not “going down,” but the Democratic Party is! The ship of State will hold together; it is only the Democratic Party that is going to pieces. This is the “impending dissolution” which frightens the bombastic orators in Congress and their miserable menials here. Yes, unfortunate flunkey, now you are going! – Alb. Journal

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