subside. We fear that Mr. Sumner's peculiar exiierienee lists peculiarly unfitted him for any leading pari in the great work of reconciliation. Hestartoat every Southern bush, as an old fashioned lord of the bludgeon and the lash. We doubt whether, to his dying day, he will tease to see red whenever he looks southwards. Yet, however excusable this may be in him. he should avoid abusing those who do not see as
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“subside. We fear that Mr. Sumner's peculiar.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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