The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-24
RrutalitY.

IN. ,-el brutality displayed ia @his wa.
fs4y> ne New Orleaus Ds!ta) by the Yankee
- !. k'erinS with tn" physical brutanty
whs,s he VAR has served To consp,cujnS!y
dsvr3opin tbe same people. 1t is i'm possihig
to.i,I!=s aud rsfiIs geDutne spe, men &
tt~ Sls ~ any amount OF culture Yen car
NJ. solvyrt one of them into Il chivairous
toei,an by giving him 1. aword, uniform aud
sf.r.-. Any mcte han you can change tae ma.
ia" ! sn nss ny covering him wit5 a i!oa =
Attt. fOn can no more TRANSFORM tHe q
fne,n mo Christian gen tlemsn by teaChil K
= u nSnioey alu dressing Ia ia IL sue ui>II p
"tt 9TH. than yea cHn lake white mai Uut
Il .egro oy painting hIut Whi,e.
t.soFite tJrm In which The lacksss nav =
d. iyed their moral b.ntal!ty since Ii" var
c"Ea IL has consist led IN Al mo pertinent, Wi ga
&aA .tnlesiug practice of lecturiug The Coz f.
%t,S i1ls@ners IN sbs wicksoness of "Vshei 70
tt'n.' Il hYpOcritical tone of ptty gebsralIV
sl.t iv'stes Tie outrage. Crocodile tears are
- rus to hesmesr tue III fora Iats men y hC re
PEELED - tts en- u c;dsCttC iess SOUS o. far
doty Of luyai1s tram men whoEI hey lcath :
80 tesgtse. f-SttO the passion ~ Srssbir 6
en- notiti-s % which he b ~ 40 3igh;, j. The
Y ,ees burning desire to impazt op,nio ~
w' aIe not wanted Tsis pre-emiuent alike
-. ]sneFT and FOR pTcpaganciscn IGY1N q
s.G iced yea To poverty BY she one, D e year, 6
fu >.riuc" ven to mental ssryiltY by tao
,.-l--. Ihia marked his conduct tvSarls f. .
.. , before the war began. He piifereQ frcta
re- pockets With one hand, and did It's ..
{. I. 81 swsy cur mental independence wi,h
h..f ,.ot bis uri4cipies. He has suoe:itur4u
rI,..'tr3 robbery II naah> 81 and ccInTlt =.
t9t.i iobbs!yf ed ics cad % the Ar8ltt.a q
Il 10y :ule pom ~ hich bs formerly relied, ht
s-.t $ 10 dsilyeriGg lectures 20 Ael pie&s pri-.
o-c-t, ana TO administering oaths q iutira!
f.tr#t Ctttx3Ds.
:. lie =. jennings Wise was lyiug NOR.
lazy Wounded, Il prs oner o.. ROGAO;:. lSian9
Ne - approached Dy beatty eda. al Su:
,enu. VINO instead OF using ala proEsssioGal
81 20 soothe tao agony Il tne dying nat,
s'f.1r~ced the occasion 10 'eLt ths exui14t.Ua
Il AS brutal soul over the see Ia uf Con isdeT.
ne easter by predicting the srsady sastora.
'le1 ( the Union his hrutaltty was IRE
: aSs'nie The instincts OF n Hotlsatot vEou.t
u tSe auEhL him more charity aln EeDtieufes
IA sl.cn situation. Eu. this Yan1ss vuIGure
must plunge HIS tout baak t. the eyes a gbe
II rtasi an guisE ofthe fallen hero be ~ - t.
:, los-ible. torture the nniGd OF ia diving Nir.
Gl.l.u, qOtveFtnS on the verge Of Jit- !as
N ,'-ry. win n 81 doubts OF the success y
li- cause u which he considered il i La nj
Z nd glory 70 f9ll.
: like brutal display occurred il Onto OF
thc occasion CT a scrmon delivered 10 tce
SlTt DoneisOu prisoners by q Federal cha
lag. Such Kings are doubtless Of daily ue,
CuI-rDce, but tkIs - A. citen tai 81 CrntneGcs
n the fsct that II was reported a).d sx
t"nslveiy published shortly after the arrival
uI De prisoners IN Federal territory. Yhe
nuty man cbrsrved that ne did lot appear bs.
Dig situa-iO lie would overlook The folly
aai criGiu9lity which led 10 -ueir III lsior
talas, b. was there 10 testify the wondrous
-letch Of Gospel mercy which die rot ex-
Glade ev such wrSches as they from its pale
It's captiCg brutet We have given th~ sab
stH &c, according 20 recollection, Cf he In
IN ing ex0rdium OF his sermon. il gives
tt "a faint IDEA of he s'in'y, srakr-iiEs ma
lily which ped the words sc.ually EN-
2 we'd by toe hideous Yankee eflisy OF Il man
@ot