For they first taught the Yankee curs to dread a freeman’s hate:”—
A Betrayal: By Kentucky. (S. O. S.)
“Dallying on as fair a landscape
As the skies in beauty drape,”—
Beyond the Potomac: By Paul H. Hayne. (R. R. from the Richmond Whig.)
“They slept on the fields which their valor had won!
But arose with the first early blush of the sun,”—
Bill Hoosier’s Advice to the Hoosiers of Louisville: Three days after the battle of Richmond, Kentucky. Air, “Sing, sing, Darkies, sing:” by Kentucky. Sept. 2, 1862. (S. O. S.)
“Why should Hoosiers spill their blood
To enrich Kentucky mud?”—