The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-05
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Seine reference u some of the tdkae e4 tAN
Administration nj " ashirs ton In tlais htAas
may not be uninteresting. Chief smoDg the
agents OF The usurper and tyrs8t. should ~
chased the rdfsorr of the l,oaisvuie Iss,s3l,
paper OF iargs circulation. great trower. and
wonderful influence. Both the s-lfsD.s of thhs
paper are Yankees, George ID. pr~nttro
having been burn IN Gunnecucut, 1r Paul
II. Shipman in New York or Cwu;uin-ft r.
believed the latter. both xre able a,,d both
are unprincipled. Both are at heart eos,nie.
OF slavery, sn6 exch has laoored, seldom a.
rsctiy. TO give /" Eee'tom 70 s't men" Ana
tion, has cat-rei TO the popuias sentiment
III the main, looking 10 It's Interests AZ
iirst' II was determipsd 40 oppose Am-rican-
tually prepared by It's editors In opposition 70
that order; but satisfactory evidence was
furnished that it would "pay,i' the ar
gnlnent was suppressed, and the .jgX-an4 reap
ed rich harvest In praises and dollars for
its disnterested support Of what IL rnina 20
very near opposing. On two three ocoa-
sions Subsequent to the election Of Mr., Lin.
coin, 1t gave Indications of a disposition 70
go with the South, or ~ least Of a dctxrmt.
nation 10 oppose the Administra don In jts
war on the Constitution and the rights Of the
people; but il only shows Its teeth to teach
the corrupt court to properly appreciate iss
temper and to put suitable estimate on It's
value. 1t succeeded. The "a miserably unft
man" elected by ''ths enemies of the ccan-
try tits own languaxe,) TO tho Presidency,
had contract for the purchase Of horses
given to Messrs. Osborne and Henderson.
TWO OF Its proprietOrs, and Mr. PrUnttC>s
.;'. was supplied with Coits Navy Rsvo.vers for
ranxtmsnt wi,ch left ~ re" round ian proas %;
on each one, \.nd thef-up6G tine Journal,
stopping At nS,hing. CAV. cordial and
earnest support to every act SnJ the whole
policy of the Administration Ii In xreu
KNOWN that Mr. Prentice. while calling down
vengeance on the heads Of all :. stn az sIerr.
ano traders with the South, was conntviug at
the sale OF pistols to the Z" rebels ThOus.
ands, PERHAPS certainly many, of the pistols
put into his hands for good Union Inep -
ars now in the hands Of the brave Conf.sde.
rates: Another chapter In the psrfidy and
trearhery OF the conduct tor Of this pap.,r may
yet be made known; other facts may vet aaii
VIII soon. be publsheI that will bring down
on them that vengeance Of their preeent mo-
ter which they have SO ferociousiy Invoked .,
other.
GARRETT DAVIS, --ti.-
Garret, Da, is is little man, Of no partscu-
lar ability, and iDordinate vanity Aspiytn,,
even TO The Presidency, when Others kn.7s
that the most exalted position for which b,
was qualified WAS that of county attorney. or
perchance, member OF the Kentucky Legtsla-
temper, and he hates people who but to-,
correctly appreciate him, and who rittculr
ms pretensions, even while they are ANNOYED
by them and acting as the tool Of Others A.
b q and almost as weak he l., he has succeed
ed n rendering himself at oLce notorious ar.
infamous by the part he has played in the II
trodnrtion OF FsIeral guns into ths Siat~,
which he covered mp. 20 some extent bshipi
pledges which have been violated aud prom
ises never meant I'll be performed,
rRIaApIkE GRSRRtI WI,ft,u ,..x,S
Bill Nelson-Lieptenant Bill Nelson. Of tts
NsNT-Brigadier General William Nelson, of
the tnited States Army, / am sorry iD
gay. u native kentucki al mo has been At
tacheti tor number Of years 20 The Navy but
who has never fired a gun in defence OF his
flag, and never villa man of Eallstaf-
han proportions. tastes, ana ins tincts. IT such
man could have feelings and sym pathles
they would be with til. Sluti, bui X efsop
h's neither, and looks not beyond ths perupi.
sizes oi his late en- ploN oNmept, which ha bery
consideraoie, and the com omission hp has just
received as a further reward for his services
I" thp enemies of his section, his S.a IT, AID
his people.
BKIGApiER aENRsaI RoCs.sar.
Brig. Gen. Lowell II. Rousseau was 'hora
in Kentucky, hut educated in Indiana, where
he read Law ami ha. lived until recently
There he imbihed these auti-siavtry sehsi-
men - mich control his conduct. As nii.
itary man, his experience Is limited By bis
! service III ths Mexican war az captain, and
| graceful flight tcom the Held at i.naAa VL-t~.
| LrsLIE Coosrs.
! Leslie Coombs IL old. Ic-ofe, .arrn,ous,
| vain, proud Of being the duae Of other, and
10 <, [ his name into the newspapers willing
| to e5pos- himself. in al nj, defurmitv of In
| teiisct, to the pity ing gaze of the world.
! KArBASlEL voLp.
| Nat Wolf is able, pIausible, p-r-,. ertnx
! originating nothing himself: but wording
+. for pay in any iine of policy in which las
NAV happen 10 be employed. Two Years ago
went the paid attorney In fact of certain
| interests IN the ctis OF Louisviile, which, IN
consideration probably of counter fec hs
| neglected A. hc works not Tor fame or pce&-
| non, only for gold, il is not unreSsOna able to
| suppose that he has been handsomely fed by
| the Adrninstratio TO engineer its prv-
| grammp through the House oG Reprpxen.s-
| lives at Frankfort.
| sRAxRiETy.
| Judge Brau,blett. now Colonel Of cav.
| airy, has borne "a fair private character b.,I
| now, in defiance Of the plainest lyyot isiop "
the Cons titution he has sole,nnly sworn TO
| support, he exercises hs duties OF two oAtcrs
! which that Instrument makes tnccls pa ttbis,
! and doubtless draws pay for both.
.- - JBt sPsHpa.
The SpeedS-Jam-s f.. Joshua, aud Joh n
J-are soulless, heartiess gamblers, who sss
| in favor uf the war because they eau make
| money out of it, aud os war la Kentucky b.
cause the neaTtT tho conutct te orOugnt IA
| them, the easier may they ather up the rtcl,
| treasures. They are original emancipation :
| ists. Joshua Speed, haNiag slept with Lin
coin once, are ulues to have tie ear OF that
| disting gui-hed gentleman. aud certainly Ia .
| fiuences him in his movements in ksatueky
| None OF shs Speeds are nien OF ability,
/ trHsa Goa. J. =. JACKSON. 49,; r s..
/ Col. j. =, Jackson has been regarded as a
| gallant dashing, chivalrous, and honest man;
but having htnkrupted himseu snd deeply Ia
! votyed has friends, ne repud1ates- The rfeIesl
and rev oiutionary Southern sen rimen - which
| he publicly proclaimed In Louisviile In Ia =
| nary last, brcsne n u aicn candidate for Coa
gress, WAS elected. voted men aud money =
| sublugate the S,"th, got some good contracts.
in his pocket, and is recruiting for the fede'
| raj Array
| JOIN NJ HAkN6r.
And last. for ths present, John II. Hasney,
the editor Of the LOuis, ill" ttssseref, some
wears axe tn. t-acher of n mlaed school 10 q
free State. and frequently charges WITH xoo.
titionis,n, had half wiped oat ths toHsasa'
| arroI. of has Younger lite by lac courage with
Which he had fought Prentic- aud exposed
his corruption and pronigscy. whee. under
cir,.u,n st.inces that eaused hLs siAtegrtv " b
| called in question:, he exposed poAitirs!
here,y now buried la tae past ANT tont siss
has been followed up Oy . com ples~ saarrsAdsi
| pspsr 10 now but . tender ~ the Jssssal. ~
Harvey ts content 70 - Nm huuAhlo tuattAtpe "
n bad man whosn he despises aud Aas dtttNxl9
denounced, The price, IL n undesStcod, g
be the State prfn ting, which viii - PAD We
by the I.e9tslsfuSe now IN senSoA.
Srscipx a isssseroN.--TAs wsshtastoc
correspondent of the Rsltimose s(1tnegs "
Iths .ash, x~itss ,hs following - that yApss