The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30
H,R Talk.

oar nsighbor OF tho FAig compares the
Yankees to tie Chinese, and they certainly do
resemble them in very surprising degree.
IS hen the Ce.os:ials had seen Canton stormed
and pilaged-when they had beeh routed
saoreyar they da red to make n stand--whsn
The whole empire was ia a state of anarchy,
and Pskin itself in the possession Of tho out
tide barbariaas-tte Maudarins constantly
announced tie fot the oming of mighty expedi-
i us that sere to exterininate the rebels, or
drive them into the bottomless deep.
The American Chin sse began this war with
2 sounding of gongs, the like of which had
never bean heard this side Of Canton. Tney
were going te march &c Richmond. Old ScoTT
,ndica cd the grip no INTENDED to take upon
this devoted city, by slowly closing his hand
It'll his fist was double l. The several routes
indicated the fnge re- of the hand. BUTLERs
vas ono: finger, McCLsLLAN's was another,
his own was the third, force from Norfolk
on the South side vas the fourth, and al other
iorco from the Tennessee Atailroad was to be
he fifth. Well, the march began in military
state. BUTLER got as far as -Bsthel, MCCLEL-
LAM got to Cheat Mourtain, an old sCoTr got
% Ball Run. Bsiiled, defeat ID, surrounded,
cut up in all directions, the .Mardarins are,
oven nov, siving forth to the world that they
are preparing mightisr event. 1t was Rich
mond before; it is to be the w3ols South this
time.
Jae New York He aid, the Big Gong of the
Mandarin concern ut Washington, almost
sinks beneath the weight Of this mighty sub
ject. The army OF the Celesti.ais is to drink
TRY rivers Us they pass. The c,.ttlo on thou
sand hills are to DO slain tor their food lac
prImeva forests Of the boundIess West are to
DO felled fer their fuel. The is of Bull
Run ara to be metamo.phoZed into grim war
fiors, to whom tbs Tenth Legion 81 CESAR
aud the Old Iuard of NAPOLEON wore mere
Sunday soldiers. This mighty nos! is not to be
IN @ hurry. 1t is to take its own tlme.-
BEssLrr has allowed ie until October. For
monlh or two, We are to. d. it will be as much
as can De done by scOrr, McCLELLAN, Wool,
kosEgcRAS2, ANDERSON, PRESTIss, Fremont,
and tue other Generals, % make the needful
preparations, dc. We ga auld suppose it would.
Al tie end Of that time all are to advance
A powerful naval srma nsnt is TO move along
ouJ coast, carry ing on beard forty taous and
troops. The others are to move through Vir-
gin ia and down tie Nj sSissirpi into the heart
Ct the Cotton States. : The mouth Of the an
Gent rlundefer waters It the b are prospect of
tho spoils. All the cot ton belonging to the
Govern mont Of the Confederacy is to be
seized rs lawful pi.nder. Lord PALaERsToE
WI bo taught that cotton supplies are to be
any of the Union.
There are several objections to this plan.
In the ETst place, Where viii RosSEcRANz and
FREMoNr be by tober? In the second place,
where is our army 20 be while AL this planning
and sehen:ing and plunaering aud dividing is
going on II the Faderslis:s have not besn
| able in four montns to take Richmond, how
long will ii take tsam 70 sweep TIE whole coun-
try from Texas 10 Virginia. III ma n cannot
accomplish small enterprise, how is he 10
manage great orey In the third place, where
is t;ss morey to coma from? England won't
touch. The associated bank scheme is mere
swinalo. aad the Yankees are too poor to be
taxed. Ia tie fourth place, where ere the men
| 70 come f-an? All thase things are worthy OF
| consideration before entering upon scheme
| CT conquest So vast.