The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-27
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| MONTGOMERY, MONDAY, April 22d, 1851.
ihe noble band of Virginia secessionists
| VINO Mazeppa like. had been lashed to the
dead brute OF Black Repubiicanism until
| they had well nigh despaireJ OF bursting the
cords that bound them to the pu trid remains
must have felt, when the day OF their deliver
ance CAME, thrill Of JOY ike those alone can
| feel who subsid from Il supposed death in tu
the happy enjoyment of q delicious Hfs Such.
indeed, seemed the feelings of the Hon. Roger
| a. Pryor on last Friday night, whilst address
ing the dense mass OF human beings in this
city who turned out to welcome hila to their
midst. During his speech, which was made
from the rotunda of the Exchange Hotel. he
thanked his God that re was no longer in !,
government presided over by "a vulgar ex-
crescence of Nor TIA wes tern black k-guardism ;,
VINO, lie trusted, would be accommodated
with = continuation of the wicked war he had
brought upon the country, until his black
heart should sink and sicken with its horrors.
In concluding, he paid q glowing tribute to
the talents and patriotism OF VIM. l.. Yam
cey-styiing him the Patrick Henry of Sou tn :
erh Independence, and, oiscarding forever
from his mind the lingering recollection of
their ancient feud. begged to lay ut his fee t
the homage of his admiration
Mr.. McClusky, one Of the editors of the
ar"td"che, paper published in Memphis,
lenn.. responded most happily for that State
defending with much warmth the people
against the charge Of sympa thizing with the
Lincoln Administration, and pledging them to
an immediate and unconditional separation
Montgomery being the seat of the Govern.
| men t, its citizens, as you may suppose, watch
with deep interest the political and warlike
developments that are daily occurring, and
are easily excited to the exhibition of much
feeling by anathemas against the Lincoln Ad. !.
minisiration, or by encomiums on this But
nowhere Is there particle of treason to be
snuffed In the tainted breeze. All are ready,
III IT were necessary, to throw their last dollar
into the treasury to support the Government
IN It's brave course, and maintain the gigantic
preparations that are rapidly progressing to
aHord an entertainment to our enemies that
snail fully deserve the application of Tom
Corwin's infamous idea of q lNecican recep-
tion.
Private Information received by me from
several of the interior counties of Virginia
heretofore opposed TO secession, discloses the
fact that certain poll of the Submission
breed are representing to the masses that the
people of the seven States forming the South
ern Confederation, in conseq uence of the great
excitement and DISC quietude attending their
secession, have been converted into 4 condi-
ton of the most siavish subsection and dis
Tess, and that their prosperous fields and
cities are fast becoming
melancholy waste of putrd marshes
Nothing could be more wickedly and mali
ciously false They are indeed Ioatbsomp
viperous ISLANDERS, that foam with the poison
and gall of black malignant hatred OF the
noole southern people whose authors cannot
be deferred from their perpetration by even
the shame OF convicted talsehood. The peo-
pie are not only happy and contented, but re-
Joice and exult over their new condt tion.-
Even the mothers prepare with their own
hands the military clothing worn by their
sons, and exhort them to bear brayelv the
hardships of the field. The business of the
whole country is being prosec ted with an
almost redoubed energy.
The agriculturistS are tending with the ut
most diligence the heavy crops of grain that
Were planted In anticipation of a necessity
Tor extra supplies, and the most unseliish de- |
Yotlon TO the interests of the Government
and common country are shown by all classes.
a system too, OF rigid economy is prac-
tlced by the inhabitants of ali profes-
sions, and prevails in ali the departments of |
the Government. No sinecurists are to be |
found within its walls. None but the most |
expenditures of the peoples |
money are permitted. heard the Chief of |
an important Bureau in the Treasury Depart.
lnent whose duties as Comptroller of the |
here were divided at Washington
among four large Bureaus, complain at the |
purchase OF an ordinary hat-rack for his |
room, worth $40. And the proprietor of |
large Cabinet warehouse, with whom the |
Government deals, assured me that the fur
niture In the two Executive rooms of the |
President cost very little more than that pur-
cnased 10 lufnlsh the apartments OF the most |
clerks
The people of the Confederate states like
The Somters and Marions of the first Reyolu-
lon VIII breakfast on roots and dine on sweet |
potatoes sooner than abandon their noble
struggle for Southern independence
Intelligence reached the War Department
ast night Sunday from Virginia in relation
10 the destruction of the Gosport Navy Yard
! he President was sent for and was engaged
n consultation with Gen. Walker u It'll Il late
1our of the night. Great indigna tion is ex- |
pressed at the malicious act which shows how
,oid- blooded and atrocious is the hate of the
'nraged beast against people for whom he
,ecentiy expressed his partiality and admira-