Richard Hooker Wilmer, Second Bishop of Alabama;
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Wilmer was in daily attendance as a listener to the debates. He was strongly op- posed to the majority who were striving against secession and who strove successfully until, hos- tilities having actually begun and the President being about to call for volunteers, it was necessary cither to secede or to fight against their own sec- tion : "Dear Charles — I am there. Of course. And as to secessionism — I am there, of course. And as to Jeff Davis, I am there, too — saving one speech of his in whic...h he speaks of marching into the North. There he speaks as a fool. At that point he J^lun- ders. The game cock will fight anywhere. The dung hill rooster will fight just as well as long as he is on his own ground. A raid into the North, or into Washiuiiton, would rouse the old mettle of the North. I know them well. They will not come here; but woe to that Southern army that goes there.
"The question of secession, and of a Southern Confederacy, and of Virginia's duty, is to me, and has been from the first, as clear as the noonday.
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Wilmer was in daily attendance as a listener to the debates. He was strongly op- posed to the majority who were striving against secession and who strove successfully until, hos- tilities having actually begun and the President being about to call for volunteers, it was necessary cither to secede or to fight against their own sec- tion : "Dear Charles — I am there. Of course. And as to secessionism — I am there, of course. And as to Jeff Davis, I am there, too — saving one speech of his in whic...h he speaks of marching into the North. There he speaks as a fool. At that point he J^lun- ders. The game cock will fight anywhere. The dung hill rooster will fight just as well as long as he is on his own ground. A raid into the North, or into Washiuiiton, would rouse the old mettle of the North. I know them well. They will not come here; but woe to that Southern army that goes there.
"The question of secession, and of a Southern Confederacy, and of Virginia's duty, is to me, and has been from the first, as clear as the noonday.
What to read after Richard Hooker Wilmer, Second Bishop of Alabama;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitaker, Walter C. (Walter Claiborne), 1867-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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