The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-09

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Yanksss have themselves adopted, what are
we % tAink Of Ysnkeedom - illustrated BY
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eapsr. eminent reason b. which thsy claimed
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have aver.ed the heavy ;ad9me.t th:.
thIr fol,v hsd provoked. aud nave even hello
Gus . claancs Of rscous.ruc.ion OF the olo
Union. Taey might have Withdrawn from the
fa,ta Of Charles;ou the feS huudi ed soldiers
Who were not strong enough to protect the pro.
perry ofths United States, and whose presence
Saiy tended 70 irrisals the south and provoke
COLLATION. and bloodshed- They might have
sought to oonsiliste the border States, which
were eager " meet them moro than halt
Way ana " wouid nave CHUNG 10 Inc Dion
forever they nsd oeen permitted 70 Do ~
without dishonor' but IN vain these States,
ted On ~ virginia inc grand, historic OLD
Commonwealth OF the Aevoiution, begged
ana impNfea ior compromise ana justice A
)e@casi onndness see meo 70 nave ss'zed upon
tho whole Yankee nation. Lincoln, their chosen
Pfes'dens, hardened his heart IKE fnsroah,
sDd would not lot the people 10. Instead
VI y'e'o'nx 70 tee Suggestions OF prudence
ssa noaefsuon, NO adopted measures OF
ssvass v'oisnce' winch aosoiuteiy drove
SE1's1a ana every osner southern state out
u me oid coniederaey' ana forced them TO
As W arms "a defence OF tneF rights ana
":'s~ A"'seao Ok oei1g warned oy the
soas@o asS'uae u the Dorder States the
"so's sa.es PoPo'snon wxs excited 70 such
p'cA u a1eaAy ~ nsd never before been
nssse VI oa'sloe = 'naAtic ssyiam. We be
hsvs thAt the day will come when the Yam
ksss wiz read the accounts Of their hor-
rihas menaces against tho purity of Southern
houssholds and the lives aud honor Of South
srn men a. the beginning Of this war, and
confess that they were stark. staring mad,
having Bodlsmitss, aud fit only for straight.
.1ackess and mad house. Yet this is the peo-
PIE Who have always held themselves up -
: ths tncarnation OF purc reason, and have
AFFECTED to look down from their iceberg els.
= vn&ion upon the sunny South 10 a race of i'm.
= palsivs, passionate beings, who were mere
children In comparison with the wise, ration.
-, ssb.possessed, and selfrestraining philo-
sopbsrs Of New England
Il y 70 10 hoped that the present contest
win teach the Yankees true wisdom, which
eonsiAs In knowing ones self, and in know
my other people, in both which brannches o,
knowlsdes thsy have shown themselves h
mentally deficient, and which also includes
the cultivation Of tho moral .. we'll w. IN. in
ssllssiual fAsslsiea They are engaged at
. Asrtaksa BY any people since tho foundation
q Of the world II they could subjogate tho
Geueh, 4 would only b. by the determination Of
~ inhabitants and the desolstion Of its whole
segxitory, = oonsammation which would involve
their own nansiacsuring and commercial do.
sspceion - wellas that of the Southern people.
IN they cannot succeed. They are piling up