The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23
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ms LOUISVILLE Journal -~Among the in.
s.s,ce< which have produced shc present anna
,,r,,! ssste d. things in Kentucky, the Louis
vile Ig.rsal occupies prominent position
Ksa,atky has given birth TO some ie,aayoQues
ofuesivc growth, whom il would be hard to
,..at. and some Yankees who hold en- 10
r,anev with tighter grip than any Brother
IsxAta>N of them MI bat OF all the sceaa
roolactjouS--ana when we use The word
,.aeaa we desire the reader TO keep in mind
FL. prreise and literal definition; that is, "igno.
lie. T,s5eian, coarse. vulgar, low-minded
uereucroGs. diShouorable, groveiing, ahieet
vile. cop.e,op:ible, desPic'ible,'' and, we may
aid. dirty, both morally and physic..lly-the
Louisville .jvaraal bears of the palm.
MANY Years ago, two pRENTicrs came from
New England, aud settled in the South. We
know not taal there was any relationship be-
,yeoa tie Two men, though we should imagine
,.5t. ior lyvo IaIgo uIssilailar objects in every
gy>pest eoail noi be found in the whole range
es Iae Creator : works. The one WAS South
,rn mas born No;th--st genuine tropic flower
,Aaf strangely enough, bIoomrd into life under
he very shadow of the icebergs; but. traps
,ganted to tie valley Of the Misssissippi. fairly
p4.saaue IN beauty and fragrance all the in.
,h-cnpgs flowers oI that garden The great
ss, os.io., undoubtedly, since the davs OF PAT
lsuN HENGf. an advocate OF magnificent
heaven soaring genius one who, bv "a single
,.s -fesa wand of b,
1.-heu \ court house with clouds Of sadness
aal bring lie rain OF gentle pity from ewes
unused - weep, aIsd then, as suddenly bv
some bright g'sam o: hunor, disperse the
gloomy shadows and make even the fall
Il, ,sars slis.ou Ike bright dew-drops
!l lie suns!lae Eloquent and exalted us he
VA, IL intellect, SARGENT 5. PRKSrlsS WAS as
.--i.. ana cAiv,.!rit us he was gifted and
.-,-L NJ Southern man born was more com
re.siy Southern il Ill lis Instincts, sentiments
aai principles. Like NATHANIEL GREEy. Of
Rhode island, " ho ueNt TO Gen. WAsHI3Grox.
Wa BE g.e4g captain Of the Revolution; like
Q,.T*kS, Of New York, who planted the
,lc.o.ious American standard On the walls OF
Mexico ike RIPLEY, Of Fort Moultrie, aud
thousands lke them. who have made the
so,.>A their permanent home. PKExTIss was
IS trlt and loyal II the South as any of her
Estiye-bora sons; l.,r more so than the CRIT
-CsDGNS, GCERRiEs, CAELILEs, and others
who are simply Northern men, born in Il
Southern latitude If that brilliant intellect
III comet. 5. s. PREyrIss, originated III
Northern sky. his path OF light was alwavs
loyal 10 the southern sun, and when in lis
.2it-beaveu It disappeared, the Southern skv
grew dark. and Southern eyes wept as over
lost PleIa3, whose place in the heavens could
never more he flled. Who ever heard tie
man speak. in whose ears hose silver bell
Ike i9les Of Eho I3aJcless orator did not ring
ia sweet qals,,iions for Years and years, after
lie WAS dead; who ever met him at the bar
tie iorum, or the social circle, that did not
forget al admiration OF his genius in his geni-
alifs, - bis vii and p4,hos IN his sensibility
ant soll, Of tie orator ard the statesman in
.=e intrepid cavalier and the gentleman with
cut repEoath =
Bat there IS another PRENTIcE, also Of New
Eo.gud editor Of the Louisville Joarna1.
who has made himself conspicuous through
out the sectional difficulties Of The United
Safes by advocating New England ideas, pre-
JUDGES, principles and notions, and who is, in
Ills own person, complete embodiment of
tie y}eeuli;.r:ties Of the lowest stratum of Van
keedGm Ii person, MANNERS, intonation and
conscience. When We BAY THAI lie has some
Aterury pre.ensious, and considerable reputa-
ton for Wit, we coneede to HIN all that can be
s4id il hi- favor By any man. If the Louis
vile J0trAat had been published in Boston, it
could not have been more OF Northern pa
paper than it always has been, is now, and al
ways viii be, till its editor is resolved into his
e.l.in.I nike. IS SARGENT 5. PREsTIss il
Ais ardent and syinpG.hizing loyalty was the
type, we hrInly believe, of large numbers of
southern citizens Of Northern birth GEORGE
d. PREsTIcE is the representative of another
class, who are thoroughly imbued with the
idea that Boston Is the Athens of America,
aad New York the hub OF the Universe, that
the Pilgrim Fathers were equal. if not supe-
Iior TO the Apostles that there Is 10 vital
l.ety outside of Puritanism, 10 polish IN
Southern society eAeeI% What has been
qalred By a,tgliion with Northern diummers
aGd merchants, and that the American Const-
tation was constructed and the American
Union formed Tor the express purpose of pro-
ISet!ng Yankee manufactures aud commerce
With ais accustomed good sense and forbear-
ance, the South has Tolerated the Disgusting
assurance and selfconceit of. these Yankee
as Z harmless exhibition OF human
folly, not deserving tho dignity even OF con
tcmpt But when such Ii representative OF
this class AS Geo. ID. pnENIIcE labors Tor long
years, Through ii leading Southern Journal, to
convert proud Southern State, like Ken
lueky, INTO miserable copy Of Massachu-
setls Ia politics, MANNERS aud morals, Is il no,
enough 10 LnaAe the kentucky patriarchs OF Il
better age rise from their graves and look with
awful trowns upon siH degenerate race which
cau permit this vulgar and impudent Yankee
laierloper 10 dictate 10 Kentucky her national
Policy; 10 call away kentucky from hen
Southern sisierhood 10 biiher turn her sword
against her own mother Virginia, and even
-SA,ast Ler own bosom, ii the horrid collision
of civil war It il bad enousI, III all con
science, Tor tie native political deiaagogues OF
kentucky 10 DO bounding her on i'll such a
work but doea il not transcend all human
patience thai tne chief agent Of this work
.Aoai1 be = Down Last Yankee, hot en-
uled, to consideration in manners, senti'
lGcHts, or even the lrishman's requirement.
Of Il Rent.euaa.i--''that he change his st.irt
once d week ?" Alas, poor Kentucky. To
tlink laat such u grand old State should
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sprit which once controlled Kentucky has