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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
Running piGsren, Ways.

A correspondent Of the Dispatch states that while
General Floyd retrestng from Cotton Hill and the
Yankees pursuing hm the lster heard that Cavalry
la got in their rear they msdAtely turned tail and
f-d having haversacks gurs, stores and ammunition
their flight. The ludcrOus spectacle exhibited
Of tive armies running from each other.
Several instances of the same sort have occurred
during this war. One of the most remarkable took
place fortnight since in Kentucky. Our forces had
reireated from Wild Cat when panic seized the Yam.
KEGS and they fed without pausing fifty sixty
miles, aud the Indiana aud Ohio Regiments were still
flying, when last beard from Andy Johnston was in
he retreat and wal overwhelmed with shame and NOR
fcation.
Il is pity that We eouli not manage to get item oil
these rous in time to pref. by them. 1t is quite
tin, If our forces had known of this fight, they
might have marched upon Louisville without hin
dr,ncc The frequency Of these panios should sdnon
isl that they epidemic to which the Yankees
,re much addicted, and by daring and enterprise
might render it universal and continuous among them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
our yankee Mother!

The Yankee General in bis Proclamation to the people
of South Carolina told them the Yankees were their
mother" This was a strange piece Of information;
but coming from such high official authority i! would be
III hammered to question IT, But people wiIstiIl be curl
Gus to know how such relation could have existed =
History does not tell us, that the Yankees ever sent
InSn cOlonizs that State we aware that they
spent dollar in building itup, maintaining its
Independence. During the War Of the Revolution, they
sent neither money. In fact, the present
proving expeditions the first that ever came South
Of the Poomac-except broken Regiment or two from
New Jersey in the winter OF 's0-l-Who stsid but a
short time and did nothing. How then the maternal
relation could have arisel are at loes 10 corJec-
ture. 1t may be their inability to perceive the con-
uexion that makes the Caronians so naughty and act
SO irreverently towards their Yankee mama. Perhaps
Gen. Sherman, who must have the family.tree in bis
possession had better issue explanatory Proclama
iion on the sub ct. We infer from the following para
paper is quite as much benghted as the rest of us:
Tire first army ever sent from the Northern States oil
the late Union the Southern States is the army Of
providers, plunderers thieves, and vandaS our
island coast Daring the of the Revolution and Of
the Second War"-the last, we hope, between the
Southern States and Great Brtsin-the climate OF the
South too dangerous for Northern volunteers
10 the Revolution, with the exception Of Gen. Greene
and few of1cers, Nortberner came further South
! tran Virginia, and very few that far.
The British army which partially overran and appar
eaty subdued considerable portion of the State Of
South Carolina and secured in succession the prncpa
towns larger than that found necessary subdut
aad overrun al New England and the army which re
! lieved and redeemed New England was commanded, il
great part, nv Southern officers and comprised many
| southern volunteers. In the Second War" New Fog
land diligently trading with tie enemy and holding
Ont signal lights for tho hostile feet In the Flords
var New England only recognised the Union by the
s)eculaons and profits Of army contracts. In the Mex
lean war New England sent three men-Pierce, Cushing
and Seymour-and Others worth mention. In thu
Ildan and frontier the South has ever borne the
| larger portion 0! duty.
| The best Secretaries OF War the Union has en-
oyed have been from the sout, aud the only schemes
nd pans Of general defence aud equal fertilization have
| usen from these S, crctarOs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
The War.


Tho great battle which has beea expected evsS hour
Suripg the ast week. on tho Be Of the Potomac, has
No, We, taken place We have been rather noredulous
Of tha, ba.e-because did not think Il was In the
enemys programme, unless forced to BY the necess
ties Of Washington. We could not speak decisvey or
those necessities but they Be very great to induce
the Yankees quit their entertainments and again peril
their precious persons the deep cays of Bull Run
Besides their policy to keep army inactive on
the Poomac while they could detach the bulk Of their
Washington forces to other and more prosperous
field Of operations We suspect they have been and still
are playing this game. But TO what extent we do not
know. Cincinnati paper, of the l9h ult, says that
thirty.two regiments hase been ordered from Virginia
(eght from the KanaWha and the others supposed from
Washington to Kentucky. Others may be designed for
some of the piratical expeditions
Kentucky seems to be the selected ground for great
events Besides the tbirtytWo regiments referred to
above thirty have been ordered from Missouri and the
impression in Nashville at late day, was, that the
enemy would in few days have one bundred and thirty
thousand men bearing on Bowling Green and Columbus.
Cameron in a speech ten days ago In New York. said
thew were ready to crush Rebsionhad no thought OF
going into Winter larers and that great and decisive
esens might be expected to soon. This may
be Yankee buster aud Is was before the 2Sd when the
dscord blazsd out in Lincolns Cabinet But advance
movements are what we have night to expect They
have been promised from the beginning to commence
with Winter and il The Yankees do nothing now after
all their buster dis6andment and dissolution must over
take them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
4 war OF determination.

The Charleston Courier publishes the following eI.
tract OF letter from Secretary Aemmlnger:
Ave cannot prevent the possession Of any minor
points o. the seseoast by the feet OF the enemy but
rust that whenever they may leave their ships our
trynlen v,l give them a Carolina reception.
IL hope that every planter will burn before them
every blade OF grass.'
This ia the spirit which should animate the whole
southdesoy everything rather than let IL fall into the
hands of the invader 1t is to be regretted that this bad
not been the spit FROM the beginning If AleIandris
bad been burnt to the ground instead OF being left as
shelter for the enemy and if DISSOLUTION had been spread
osor every district which they have polluted BY their
load, their condition had been and better
We have NEST this arocous in the spirit in which
Il is wsged Let the vile wreches find comfort on
our SOIL and when the time comes for vengeance, We
can all 60 at it with hearty goo4 will.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
Qenoral Assembly.

The regular session Of the General Assembly OF VIZ.
gina begins to-day From the large number OF mem
beers, who have arrived there doubt quorum will
be present to-day.
The death Of the late Speaker Mr. oruchaed renders
necessary the selection Of member for that i'm
uortspt position We have heard the Of several
gentlemen mentioned in connexion with the office: Mr.
Anderson Of Boteourt Mr.. Collier OF Petersburg, Mr.
Edmunds of Halifax, Mr.. Ksmper Of Madison, Mr..
Shelley Of Augusta, and Mr.. Tomlin of King William.
But whether by authority or not We are not advised
The materials are ample for good selection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
Fremont,

The statements made in the Northern papers seem to
leave little or no doubt that this aspiring gentleman
edi,s,ed some sort Of resistance 10 Lncolns Govern
ment He had taken steps to prevent any communica'
ton reaching him from Washington; and the COURIER
who succeeded in passing his lines, did so without
pass and through stealth The great man was taken oy
surprise; and his plans not matured for rebellion
and he submitted-though With very bad grace.
Elsewhere We publish an account Of the means en-
poyed by the Lneouites convey tho order Of recall
to him and of tho interview between him and the mes
senRer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
Election of Magistrates.

The Convention, Saturday, determined to elect msgs
.,tes for twelve years by d triCtsto be class and
fourth 70 b. elected every three ySars, This may
h, eool substitute for the present eNecrsbe system
bp I. very pror one for the old county court sys'
tam which hss arurishsd 10 Esglspd for thousand
ve,rs ard which szsted with most happy results for two
i,.srsi year, in this colony ard Commonwealth. But
W, have fallen On evil times Our public men arc not
m q, the emergency The shadow OF the Yankee Upas
sI rests heavlT upon them. Taey can't realize our
condition. They seem to have glimuering of the
truth that frequent an universal popular elections is
Yankee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and abhOrent to our habits
and Institutions bu they bavn't the nerve to shake or
tie i-eubcs They struggle like drunken men make one
s,ep ia the RICH. a-d two in the wrong direction, and
appsa- 10 imagile that they have done wonders.
I, Is mortif,.ng aud melancholy to how much
ruso men hsv, re,sded from the standard Of 70 aud
how deeply tainted they with Yankee iufusons.-
Pan ory Dqy-tsc one absorbing idea o; tho Yankee
IN oonpexi7n With every public office, has Sad is graz?
nin irons uyon, the minds and hearts Of Virginia states
man No o-e than one OF those disgusting brut6s from
Taunton or Barus.atI vbo talk through the nose can
thew comprshend publ, trlss performed from con-
considerations Of hoasr or love Of county Every duty
Of PATRIOTISM, ever scfftt Vi houoii w i71u7HPi "
GOOD peigLborhooi mus. be stained by price. Aud
TOE whole ralruce Of the government to be eIerted
70 Goer hi. merceuzy and genuine Yankee spirit, ard
az l. through tho whole body Of the people To
this end they wars obliged to hitch ca to their patch
work abou, Justices per dem, while in court The
present p,ddng system Of dispensing justice through
thu country a. qGarter 20 the warrant, little too
sFong for them bat they could torego altogether
tho Yaukes pahGcea Of some pay. To have introduced
int, the system the principle Of honor Of rraiuous and
disiaeres,ed patosn might have 5oplrded the whole
fame wosk Of te-a.iy. We believe there are intsT-
gent end par,oe in every county in Virginia who
would eheer,uly ard joyl'y execute ell the functions
Of justice Of the peace without one cent OF eompensa-
ton and from pure love Of country. We believe
m,sistracy composed Of such men would perform the
duties far better than tie ignorant whskydrinking orea
tur.s, who viii sex the position for the pAtry pay
This system might 1t is true, encourage the existence oil
gen'lsmen-a class odioas to tho Yankee system
which absofs gentleman, IS nature docs a vacuum
AID considers tia. scheme the very perfection OF Wis
dsn which rcd all to level and enables every mar
10 sHudle hs fellow, and al 70 prey upon the govern
menL
l. sad to think this vicious principle or practice
hss Aksn such ds'p root among US hat though We may
achieve political ipdersudsace of the Yankees, Il
vii morally degrade and snslAvs ~ forever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
The Convention.

Two ordinances were passed by the Convention, on
Saturday one amending the law providing for the re
moval judges and another of some impOrtarca, pro
wing for the punishment of criminal offences commit
ted in county ia possession of the public enemy.
Mr. Moore, of Rockbridgs, introduced resolution Il
provide tor submitting to the people the question of re
Hrie.ng the right of suffrage to taxpayers. Thu
resolution WAS adopted.
The consideration of the amended Constitution wa
resumed, aud several sections were adopted. Among
tie changes thereby agreed to the transfer of the elec
on Of Attorney General to the General Assembly anC
o. the election Of couny officers from the people to the
county courts The Convention will probably remain il
session until Wednesday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
fHF INEnY AT TYBEE.

Nsthrns new vss elected yesterday with reference to
he Sstscbnsnt Of Tederals Who landed on Tybee Bun
day - They are still encamped near the beach, but,
bsg round the point a the island, but little mas oeen
ssoeftsissd In relation to their movemenu They num-
hss Il d ssid, Eve hundred
We would hare take occssion TO eIhort our cfizens
hspS and IN the Interior 10 give themselves no uneas
- ahout this sf,r II Is true there something re-
voting In the idea OF Federal foot pressing the sol OF
Gsssea but must rtcollect that the circumstance Is
oos that al may have anticipated with reasonable de-
srse of certainty Our troops abandoned Tybee with
the full expectation that the enemy would land there at
their hrst convenience and the full conviction that the
pout vss not worth the ivee and expense would re-
ours 70 defend in the face Of mopsrous aeet They
Are no more capable of harm there than they would DO
In their ships block,dng the mouth Of the river.
while In some respects the change to be preferred on
our part. ,
As there d some uneasiness and much unjust criticism
on this point on the part Of those who are alike ignorant
Of what should be done and what is DOING We enIest
all to possss their souls In patience until matters shall
have worked out their legitimate results We have
not the slightest apprehension OF attack upon the CITY,
or indeed upon apr portion Of the mainland for weeks
or months. and those who are making Ihens, ives un.
happy mmaginary evils to come, or the inacnVny
Of hose TO whom s entrusted the defence OF our coast
would do well to banish their fears For the present,
We can say no more.
We most respectfully commend this advice to inexps-
henced subordinate cfcers, who unadvsed OF the
views Of superiors but imagine II things only IN
hands the world would be set freby the bran.
| ey Of their exploits.
LATrR-snce the foregoing was written, the Ida, ard
ott er steamers have arrived from below. Six Federal
vseh Of var have come the bar and anchored in
the roads opposite the lighthouse One Of them is
largo fftygun sailing fgate the and gun
boats. Commodore Tattnall approached within mile
and quarter Of them with his new gunboat, and
changed number Of shots with them, but with eject
on either side.
The prevailing opinion here with regard TO the ulti.
mate intentions of the enemy that they intend to land
troops all the important islands the coast commar
ding inlets and terrifying them with light batteries The
more they occupy the better for We like to see them
scattered they to have no idea Of meeting US in
force on land, and regards our commerce We can
readily spare Il soon under the ppalse already gwen to
the manufacture Of the munitions Of and the
saries of life. Savannah Republican, Nv. 27ih.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
w.u Thonvht Of and " eli Done.

The Board of Directors OF the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg Railroad have voted 800 to James Keean Tor
his fidelity and devotion in guarding the bridge at Straw
berry Plains, when the attempt was made to burn BY
the East Tennessee traitors This brave man resisted
sugehanded successfully band Oiincendiares though
0ssbed and mutated till death thought inevitable.
His 6rst speech was "Theybsve killed me; but saved
ths bridge" 1t great s,sfAction 10 know that be
has survived and is now nearly we'll The action Of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Directory just and wse.
Lat other Railroad managers follow their example.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

On the 2ls ult. information was received at Memphis
that the Lincoln troops at Paducah had been furnished
the day previous with four days rations Gen. Polk at
Columbus was Immediately telegraphcd tina. some ma
randing expedition. on the Cumberland or Tonnes
Bee river was on foot Col. lehman, 10 command
at Fort Henry, the Tennesse river duly appraised
and fading the expedition destined for the oumber
land river TOOK portion Of bis command scross the
country below Fort Donaldson, at Dover and succeeded
in capturing one hundred and thirteen Of thsm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

Senator Jar.ss Green of Missouri friend to the South
arrested at hs residence Canton in that State
abou: two weeks ago, and carried 10 Haauif =. His
arrest made because Of his southern symP s and
be TO have been carried TO Macon City, whore he
vonld "rspOrt himself at the headquarters Of General
Todd