The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23


a ire', people b. saTrrnesr all their .conSti u.
tionai rights-caIne home the save touent
win TIE goit. and worn TO 60 the bidGiak Of
Atrahs:G Lincoln.
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". u. tiaiIa a!Sher, Collector of the NOR ~
New Orleans. with biz iiaaf, ,nar..fs. p, mis-
viiie, native OF Dafo, q graaeafe IN no
Worst school "f ae"lii,on,sn. prosfzs ei Sal.
mon =. Chase, trnyn whom he r, cl,yeJ bts
present ppoin Gmeuf, bae hssn fot. rui al In
heh lacks Tor number OF years, though
many oil MS neigh bors have be-n strong,, or
posed 10 his remaining among them ou .t.
count OF his uDdisgaissd ami SLAYER, ism:
and ne nov rewards the generous fos bear
snca of those who had 40 much 10 aprrabsni
from him ~ acts uf arrogance and intart.,-
epcs TO which 30 ono with the Impulses ar a
gentleman, Of the spirit OF a rsiap. wor.t
stoop Sofne years ago be -Pts ode OF the edi.
to1s of the CoRr cr, {un n.ortuna'eiy for that
paper,l from which na was dri zen, iulGigiG-
;P6 ard disgracad, ~ the torren; OF s,huse .,ud
V:tupeTation ponfsa upon him by Prentice
oi ;iso joarh0i, wGoia he was unsb;c to coGa bat
with the pen. and too craven TO meet with the
sword lie has neither priG tp.e nor ch haraa;er
and Is corsed with just intelligence enouyn
to snaole him to 40 the biddiag OF his master,
1at Chasr' and to follow AT the heels OF his
Old tormentof, MIR. Prentice, of whose notice
he now seeMs prond, ms the whipped Spa MEL
VIII caress the hand that smote it
trFC *. WILLIAMS
Rlfus *. Williams, The culy ruan CO tho
slightest prom sn',' whom the a,.min!Stra.
ticn has D1en able /, cUy IN the first Eoasra..
sion al distinct. Is the las, Ci this brood va
shait notice to-day, and the vii@st. = natiys
o. rev I0:E. he ':sEits tts nativity; aui
ettiioihg falsely 10 = ii keHtuVhiaa, r.. gold
he turns his hand to strike d1W q .i,,ls- ta
claims as his brothers. Since his r. sdeu ve IN
heEtac~y, We speak but The Irata W ben we say
ne has deceived every ir!end lie has had ard
be Tayed every man who has trusted u,m.
A tnI1 faiiits in tu2iEels he robbed iuecrs-
0ltofs VINO n Il generously compounded their
ciains dFainst him coward, he challenged
a. N In had "A,
N lifting terTs, and ran away trura the field,
leaving his second 70 hsht in his ~taa.:.
ana eatailIg CA him difficulties from
which he long suffered, .nd d;t,.ltuts
of all principle a. al honor he has
deceived and betrayed All parties to whic., he
bad been attached, ana ali persons vi tn whom
ne hts "eted. Claiming 10 be u friend of the
S,nth, ie ran asa Union candidate for the
Border 81 tys State Goa ference b-fo,- ths
election, be wrote tC his conpe itor dr Bur-
nett i"re,nP'or'!y wita.ir wit z froIn tho
canv ZEE, upon which nir. Bprnsit also with.
drew, hen. with characteristic b lSanns. h.
refused o make his declin 5ti"n pGblic and
oeing thns elected, acceYte.i The oHi - ard
served IN it: aud while cItinlirs 10 "a d
L nlop iaan, ha advised resiELSnce 20 ,h.. q u
extremity ID ths mto stre+ NJ pDGsed h. III,
AtmtaisItn tton. art' j. ucU r.fsiig a reri-
Iasnt to i'e as"d "2aia.t those who ar. acIlng
Ia Gccortiancs n his own teachings EhSt
he viii batray IN" ttoyerpmant whose pay
n Is rec living t. just - certain as ths, be
Will have al pporru"itV IN 10 80.
TasxEs I,DiasAr On. The Cincinnati Con-
,aere'al aud Pittsbury Dispatch are highly in
oignant at what they cal the DISTINGUISHED
consideration paid to seven r2,bil secs ssion-
lists from Maysville,h prisoners in charge of a
Lieutenant and squad CT six soldiers, on their
way 10 some E,stern Bts:i,e. The Dispo,ch
evidently thinks they should not be treated
with common d"csnCy or humanity. Its.ys:
Dn reaching the tity these ''untortuna,a
FIn ~ ted ,ait
the Monorgabeia HJvS-, ana here until .h,
hour for the depsft'..r Of the trnin, .ago
Sismtnouriy. TAey Nrer@ hiba'ous tE-se
Sou thtfn geAii~Japn. anh ~ tranl.,d no VAR
extensively, and. WhIe they INDUCED sh.ir
taste for eXtr;t drifsss, shhrp-ned ais, their
trenchaht wits II iiia :ransA OF the est8rris.
whose 1Utg required them 10 pace back avL
forth in the ss'ae room Thy hat appetite,
too, these gentlemen, sad appraised their hau-
ger At the general table: w~re aheir Raarda
III the list of those Nuo st at the board -
We opina not. "Piivate tes" are not traatat
with just SO much eon sidera' ion.
The hour for the departure Of the train
rived, ard tie 'gsI iieipeL" wer- ur III Il OF
tur tact. They / al .rsiacr hi -. ss=e
nj h them, an Ill view ct ih. ir aisti. gu4s ~
position as prison, rs. The lugg ge ;.t,rss;td
was handled by tie 2u 'rds, wait the cSurrs
looked on approy.ng'y OHs Ut The gentle
men had Brought nis -! "a wiih h'I., rad
hnding y rather cum B. rsnue, tossed /. pat
roniz'ngly Cr tEH soa oIde- Of t"e net. -S
! ln'er, 10 carry for him. A light r..il. WAS
FILLING rs the party SET out toC the ct tlon
and III what style does the reader suppose
this "trip WAS made Not With the '.seersh'
on foot, surrounded with their guards Az
thoy should have beeu, but the omnibus Of
iheir hotel Is placed at their service and
they seat themselves comfortably ia 1T, While
their guards tramp through the rain aud
slnsh beside. one Of them loaded with hts
prisoners shawl and his Own lnusket. There
is something eXquisitely absurd III ,hs
manner in which this business is conducted,
that even wrathful comment at it's ipJasiice
Is disarmed The scoundrels who have been
using their utmost efforts ~ overthrow our
Government are treated with rs much con-
sideration IS If they had beeu eonferriug Il
favor; and the Very men who have sacrificed
the com forts of home and kindred TO crush
them down, are made their servants-to be
sneered . and scorned. Who wouidnt be n