Origin of Butternut And Copperhead
Origin of Butternut And Copperhead
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Judge Advocate. — But butternuts are a Southern emblem.
Mr. Vallandigham sb, ook his head, and said they were not.
Quest, by J. A. — Did you see any persons have emblems on their persons?
Ans. — Yes, I saw hundreds of persons wearing butternut and copper- head badges.
Mr. Vallandigham. — The copper badges were simply the head cut out of the common cent coins, with pins attached.
Mr. Vallandigham. — Did you notice what inscription those copper- head badges bore?
Ans. — No, I did not look at them....
Mr. Vallandigham. — The inscription on them was " Liberty. " x Ques. — Did not one of the banners you refer to as decorated with butternuts, bear the inscription, "The Constitution as it is and the Union as it was?" Ans. — The banners were numerous. One of them, I believe, did bear that inscription. 2 of national flags, with all the stars of the Union as it was, on hickory poles, formed a very prominent feature in each of these processions. A profusion of butternuts and liberty or copperhead pins, Union badges, and other appropriate emblems of Liberty and Union, were also distinguishable features" (in J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judge Advocate. — But butternuts are a Southern emblem.
Mr. Vallandigham sb, ook his head, and said they were not.
Quest, by J. A. — Did you see any persons have emblems on their persons?
Ans. — Yes, I saw hundreds of persons wearing butternut and copper- head badges.
Mr. Vallandigham. — The copper badges were simply the head cut out of the common cent coins, with pins attached.
Mr. Vallandigham. — Did you notice what inscription those copper- head badges bore?
Ans. — No, I did not look at them....
Mr. Vallandigham. — The inscription on them was " Liberty. " x Ques. — Did not one of the banners you refer to as decorated with butternuts, bear the inscription, "The Constitution as it is and the Union as it was?" Ans. — The banners were numerous. One of them, I believe, did bear that inscription. 2 of national flags, with all the stars of the Union as it was, on hickory poles, formed a very prominent feature in each of these processions. A profusion of butternuts and liberty or copperhead pins, Union badges, and other appropriate emblems of Liberty and Union, were also distinguishable features" (in J.
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