The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-12
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WEDNESDAY noRNao. .AAxUH liasn,
DssassAs ssa 0ssSsssesssA,s frselsnasisa.
A go. - the Ysnksss ess . fsotheh %
Southern ssil, DER lsa1sfs isvas pFosaasa,
~, h which tAsy ascertain - with d.
suipsson Of tAsls eAasaease aaA parpssss 40
esrdiag 70 tAslr swn sssouns Of tAenss'ves'
tAsy ass ~ nsss hnsuaas aaA hosst people
aa ~ world, asd havs - Intention o. snsse'
AshewisA he yrspssty o. rishts Of any
S>Ay, ~ EVA With tksts livn II tasy wa
~ - Of their WY. Bar.stds aaA tasids-
Scr,ssA ~ Of sAsnsalyssa and the nsrdsrsss
s,d uu,siine crew, whsss haaas rs stepped
IN nsuaAss. blood ave are Christians -
Ven . yesrsslvss, saa ws prossss - know
fan wsN. sal 70 issl profoundly, The AAs OBJ
nunaleus Of he sAarastsr.", II they hadn't
ssSA this, We shsaN ssEsainly ssvsr have die.
covered il frsn their senduek We havs It from
N sys.wisssss that tAsy committed all sorts
Of lsprs1aAsns - RcaAeks Island, - they
have svsrywhsRs slss where they have OBJ
taissA . footing. fhsy say, "rhs southern
luedsss have inrosed DYoa your srsdu'Ny BY
ealing yoa Of wisks6aad even diabohsal In.
sss1sn % our PAT lef oar desire - destroy
yusr freedom, 6saslisA your properly, Abse-
- yvw dawes, iajus your women, and zach
snosnasiss-allSf which. We assure you, 10
~ Only Yilisalous, bus utterly aAd wilfully
Anass." Psrhaps The veraeious Burnside Co.
would hsvs ~ believe that the war did
not begin with proclamation Of Beauty and
Boety".i In New York that the women, when
he soldiers len ~ city, did not invoke each
Of them 70 bring bask the head Of Southern
nan, and that the New York Tribune did not
declare that tie war should not end TIL South
ssn men were driven from their homes,
and were compelled 70 hook upon their wives
md children fAmisAAd and In ra@. lfhs Gays
al this b falseheod, hs nust charge II upon
The New York papsss, which contained these
s>assns,ts,,ad not upon the Southsrn lead.
~ Psehaps he viii also deny that Northern
soldisss. on their way 70 Washington, declared
that they did not intend 70 leave An unpolluted
household in Ill Virginia, and that the letter
bass ssissd BY eur army at Msnsssas we,s
fall Of letters invoking them to this hellish
treatment Of women. Whether he denies it
Or not, the fact can b proved BY better men
than himself, and BY the letters themselves,
which still remain in Southern hands.-
Or, when hs dsnouncss - falsehoed, their
intention to kidnap Southern slaves, he is not
aware Of Toe fast that the slaves Of every g.
ssssionist have bssn taken from him by Lin
eola's orders, wherever the Northern army
have been able 10 do IL; when he denies that
our property Il TO be demolished, he has never
heard Of Southern houses and barns set on
Ars, nor Of wholesale connseation acts; when
hs ays that it il ridiculous falsshood" that
the Yankees desire to destroy our freedom, he
IL ignorant Of the existence Of Fort lafayette,
Eort Warren, and other Yankee Bsstilss, and
knows nothing Of the thirty respectable eiti-
Eans of Alexandra, who have been lately
torn from their homes TO join the long process
ion Of sxilss from their native land to Yam
Re prisons. Burnsids avers that 1.-The dssolat.
iag VIZ has been brought upon your State
n1orth Carolna) BY comparatively few bad
men in your midst Influenced infinitely more
b. tho wsfyt passions Of human nature than
b. any share Of elevated reason, they are
s,iN urging You astFay to CRAFTY their unholy
passions" The man that wrote thib knew
fall well thas North Carolina, like Virginia,
never dreamed Of leaving the old Union till
shs was driven ont BY Lincoln proclamation.
calling for IN army Of $4,000 men, and that
ths war begun BY the squadron sent BY the
nms tyrant 10 reinforce Fort Sumter. He
might also know, il he Enew anything of
Southern sentiment, that the leaders are far
behind the people In the energy and fire
Of their rssistancs to Northern invasion
Who IL II thai has AIlsd these armies, which
the Northern Journals pretend are larger than
their owni n IL IN army Of vo9astecrs. com.
posed Of the people, a which every Southern
hmily has . representative, and some ~ many
- twenty, mothers giving up their darling
children and wives their husbands, AID urging
then 70 de rstAsr than permit the suhjugation
Of thsis natlvs land. II the South had IN
abundance Of arms. there wsuld to-day be
million Of volunteer in the neld. Who has
clothed dis army, and provided them with all
che esnlbrls they have enjoyed : Whs has
taken them into private houses, and nurssd
thsn whsn Gek, - II they were their own
ehild.sni The people! Never was there
movement 20 profoundly and universally .
popular movement - this Southern war
Of defence. Let d tell Mr.. Burnside
Chat, II The people, whom he eonsidsrs IL
dupsG Of wicked leaders, had he'd their way
alSss the ba&als Of Nanaasas, In which he and
the other Yankee Generals made such excel.
Isn't time, he would not now b vaporing op
The coass Of North Carolina. The battle
would have bssn followed up, Washington
ssassd, Lincoln and his Cabinet either caught
OF Gagged, Maryland smaneipsssd, and the
North invaded. II hs does not know, hs ought
10 know, that It II bsesuss The "wicksd South
ssn lasdsss' have marked out rigid dsSsn.
avs peliey, thaa Tie North has not bssp made
- tAsGs he SEps6 Of that war which they
Aavs brossh upon ths south, and that, II the
univsgsal ssoGinanG Of the Southsfa PEOPLE
I'D bssa carried out by their Government.
The wrstsa0 who have invaded % would
NV been nads before this ims 10 pay com.
pound inbRssG, With Are and sword, for every
insah a. Southern coil, for every Southern
roof Tree Destroyed, and svsz5sdFop Of South.
Sga blood which has besn shed
Baznaide and GoIdsborough consider men
to b "inaussssd BY the worst passions Of
hsnaa nAssrs" who revolt u the political and
'sennsseial domination ef,4As North, and
VIE 10 not eonsidss Yal1ssism The most pure,
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