The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-25
Unprecedented 0s'raErs by Governmea,
Tre.al,

! ltEom ire saw YORK DG4sv News, -C-5 -
| IfeVeT events occurred that shouid call forth
| general abhoTTencs and Indignation, they
| are TO be found chroniciPd In the annals OF ST.
i-oG.s wite's she last five weeks. When we
wfre called upon to record the ruth.ess mas
| sacre, bv United Stafes soldiers Of worr. :,
and Children, which took place on lhe 10th o!
/ MAY, the act seemed di holical aud ap
| pailing that It did pot appear ,-ossiole il
could be pasaed over by tbs Admins
/ tTat.on without punishment much .aRs
| be repeated. The murders OF day before
| yesterday. however, were still uiore un-
provoked, and afford a fearful lesson
OF the .anldfy with which the United
States are oelng plunged, by un udpr! uciplsc
Government, ito the .ogest depths Of aEa~.
chy a2c misrnle. Sincere, Z ,trOtic love of
country, ami reverence Tor tka Cons titu IL 10 u
anc ;ae laws, are no: jet dead, snd trust
that t6ey will be exhibited now Feelings 0f
humanity still prevail, and vs hope tia. out.
rases, which. If tA-y had S~en committed IN
6"ng@iy o. aiY. would cause meetings o;
:, nrathy with the SUI re-a 10 be hs Id in
every town and hamlet, will not pass uuno-
uc"d because they have beppeuad in very
midst
ltsppears thai rs part Of Colonel Kali.
man E Reserve Corps vas returning, on Mon
day morning, from the Eorra Missouri Rail
road, y hea opposite tha Court room, q con-
pauy n a. the r-aT CT thR column sudat riy
Hnet led and disch arsed their rides, aiming
clttny ri ms Wi4dOwh Of tha Court, killing
siN ierscns. " ouldinE othf ~. ara r.aaji,ie
the pan-- ~ glass behind th. Judges ues
~'th hniI"Ls The s:at rnTL.s II garoiDg the
canse ~ Airing are cvu3ictiuE out even
the che laasL unfayoiab's 10 the troops is.
tnd1 some Cle f-OIo house adjoining tas-
Court rocIB q charged pistol, Ci which tbr
nuiirt tooA ct Ct az. - shoulder of sn IF. Ger
Wao, Therefore Ordered his Ioau ~ a,ii aha
uassacTa any body end svsry body they coutd
mt. ihagorLs % law T6 g wholly E2obsery+ y,
,...d - ~ not pretended tc,t y. . stngi. trd,y,d-
ua. slaughtered 1ad given any rrcvocation
u neiF- yer, OK n any way dist nj het f..a 80 .s.
mn -rss. rod 10,
eruEy FnaTsn&,, and another q police OH1 sar
DQtn vi " dom we're occupied ~ me re-'cr.,
anc7 OF rheir official duties. In the house
ThsDcs - e pretended the pistol shct rrc-
ceed. no ons was hurt, the troops having eA-
pAn6rd their ANN .licr c;c, the CROWD, II
Court, " here there Was = probability N :. Tka
nuzAo o. tEaiE ctiLns would be the grea.er.
tu the occaSi0n OF tha woman Traasecra on
the 10 n oE May, BY c-dprs of Cant Blsr-
to~est, II was sUbseC uentiy proved r. his 1p-
guest, th1. his death Was not occasioaeu bg
any attack from the surrounding CROWD, but
that 0ns 81 hiE cwr sold,.rs gave h,rr bis
ncr,a! wound with 6 Minnie .i:ie II ia very
possible that Captain Relschs's wound oc-
cpCTed in the same way.
Tbs language of Governor Jackson in his
interview with tba already notorious Lyoa.
Co1nnanderin Chief CT the FEDERAL forces
IN Missouri, has proved prophetic. Es
oftrad on me llto Of June, but six days
before the court House massacre, to sacri-
fice a7eTy thing excepting hiC iuaividuai
noncT -; 20 aver: The hourly danger OF
bloody dlstuT cAlce." The United STATES
Gov EN- raen, has no more right 70 Interfere
with the internal Affairs OF Missouri than
with those Of France or Ireiaad; tie Con
stisuticl distinctly prohibits its doing 30;
the Legislature OF .i.frraor Cttv hsd in
vested the State Executive with uower 70
drive he Futtaaly Invaders from the soil:
YET Governor Jackson voluntarily ofre-sd =,
break up tne State Guard organi5at,ou Il,
exclude arms snt munitions OF war from the
STATE 20 Tepress every .nsuTreot!ouarv rnova-
nens, 10 pc0tHct c.t.2srs Ct ai. pa- Ties altEe
aad 70 maintain strict nou L-aiity IN the war
between South ana North, II General LYON
world brt himself refrain from rpsasrIreg
likely 10 result IN rseiese IosT u ,ils Inc
s0cCes -or of RtrnHy, & thousand :irnee more
unpT!ncipled than has Crodecessor. refunad TO
us tea 20 GnJ thing ehOrE of martial l4w ana a
military de6pUtisGl, and the cold biQota3 uoDr.
ders Of MOndav arr its frs. fr,lirs
This sad relation speaks for itself Il Is tha
foost eeriouo, Laae Tar, ~ an endless lis. OF
crimes Wh,cn viii develop ont OF the fratri.
cldAl war tdaG has b~gun, under the auspices
CT an un%crnp0lous 4 AhOIiIion A0miniftr;tj tjor
uniess some measures can be devised 10 brluc
~ ~ u cIoke. ThtnAing mon are beg fru4ug 10
p use and coC1t the cost OF the I,,i4-uaI cor,
tsct into which denagogI5r ana fa.2ticisT0
have plunged the country but thev shou!4;
alsc begin 70 act. The blood of Nrs ngcAu-
III, Mrs. Chapman, and those who 4ara
slAugh tered On Monday, s'cries from the /
sToUnC ter veugeRnce," +" ana uHipga IpuulAr |
" rs&lh naEee itself speedily aas-a :aus q.
thousands Of l!Vee VA! yet hs inundated 10 |
ne demons OF sectjonslism, hatred and no
Atical ambition.