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"LINCOLN IS RATHER INDISPOSED--THE EFFECTS OF AN OVERDOSE OF BRITISH NEUTRALITY." |
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Southern Punch |
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March 12, 1864 |
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Mr. Bull
Well, sir, you would persist in going to war without consulting me at all, and now that there is a prospect of your being badly whipped,
you get sulkey at me, and declare that my neutrality is the cause of it. Mr. Abraham, do you take me for a fool?
Abraham.
I'll tell you what, Mr. Bull, you got me into this scrape; Exeter Hall is to blame for this; I should never have bothered my head a-
bout niggars, if I had not listened to you. I guess before long you'll acknowledge the nigger Confederacy, and open a free trade in niggers and cot-
ton. It makes me sick to think about it.
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