Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-02
OUR FABsRAeo, NO. II.
MORE ABOUT FLAGS.

(rRoy rue AKcEIygs er DooDLKpoN.
Psur rrsssxnD Iha, on the cal day Of ID month
esd NAV, IN the hnt II Nh LAEHoEs pyn sty n
p.jy, IBsI psrOr and Comm Anderin csis
Of hs Aruy ala Navy. aa IN hs prs,enes q his riy
his Imperial hs raisei FLAG upon pole % the tune OF
sins sriR-sPA BAxSER"
The amable Emperor Of Rome. while hi, torches were
consuming his Imperial city, bad no such magnfceni
hymn and but Que poor Oremonl, to fan the me Of
patriotism burning in his heart His great follower,
ABR,HAn l., while cutting the throAs of his refractory
subjects south Of the Potomac and With Nersc zeal de-
vouy wishing they bad but meek, bad the ir cho-
Of SEWARD to chan; bis praises and his joys no,
only to the tune Of The StsrSPmelsd BanHsr," but
to those also Of Doodle" and "siI Coi4psbis
HAPPY Landp
What bursts Of enthusiasm and sequence Of the Flag.
raising, from the JaggernsuEbt Of DoodedO and
bis co-workers Of iniquiiy Thus spske the Majestic
LINKHoRN.
"a few .s,ks haushi the ssr ,nd Stripes hung hnfy
afe III. earl "Tue hi, shsn 6t hauled up
assd l. 70 aoa. osay Tor n sad win eonsnus uus 70 al
ovU Adlpy and ussted people"
Harry uader Martial Law Gagged and handcufe6
BY virtue Of LINKH0RN'5 Habsas Corpus
UsIriDl By BayOnsls, mixed to the bill, In each
Others hcsomsl
Mex. rose Inc m shtr vsAsK Thrice he s.ruk his ssvend
shield Of brass .aso thus an sooh'ls man ,a.y neg yu
oosspirat1s G,afRst tseir freedom :" tf
foers ID no u,upaiioa bat L,sKsoRSs; no eonspi
raey but that of HIMSELF and hi, SEVEN ASSOCIATE
ASSASSlNS. BY an apparent equisoke INDEPENDENTLY
10 DOUBT he exactly describes the real UsuPsr and hi:
own f los cousri a.ois.
VIII yoar voices In en,h o stars and strips Ny
sou,h sosa on ps.s ssr ,en,nen the sane devotion
oysy sxhiNlsd would be manifested for that glorious old
JdsEer nos waving over u.s."
Intrepid FaAsKl Ferdinand Modes Pinto was bai
type Of thee thou liar Of the FIRST magnitude
snuH disOourssd sloquenty on the same sublime topic,
"seuading the praises Of the ,tars aud siripo."
But list oh list to the Jesuit Of Auburn called also
the Prophet of Rochester. "Thre are two things the
South do, enc is 10 dsstroy Hail Oo!nIis and
the other il dssfroy the SiSr-SponsIs8 BaNASv. Ru-
VAN nature requires them and what human nature re-
qures God Almighty decrees He denied che pessibil-
isy Of destroying the Union at cannot be allowed IN
psry ,AOrt time the old state Of things si be revived
aud this glorious country continue 10 the lsst period
recorded time, acknowledging God Cons,iiu,sO
one slsrSpanged Banner"
These lies are Ike The Father who begot themgross
as rnountsin open--papable." Pinto. were he alive
would blush to be ontdono 10 his own art.
The South attempted TO destroy the songs Of the
North. Al R.~sar nature, and al YaRkse na,srs be-
sides, are welcome for ~ to Hail COlnmbls and the
S.arspanlkd fa1ner-and Yankee doodle to boot. Il
ia hinsy pretert-a nere Cabinet fan. Nothing ba,
Yankee stature could be 50 savage to destroy nine
or ten millions Of people-for sonE.
Nor do we wish to deprive them Of their stars and
stripes We only ssk just share OF the stars but viii
freely give them ell the stripes. Il thirty seven be
not Ill they require deserve, would generously al
low them tbs whoe nGlnOer ordained by Noses.