THE GEORGIA COLONEL'S COSTUME.

"On account of this sectional warfare," Senator Mason, of Virginia,

announced his resolve to wear homespun, and dispense with Yankee

manufactures altogether. That made Lincoln laugh, and say: "To carry

out his idea, he ought to go barefoot. If that's the plan, they should

begin at the foundation, and adopt the well-known Georgian colonel's

uniform--a shirt-collar and a pair of spurs!"--(In, speech, New England

tour, 1860.)

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