The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-06
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THURSDAY MURN'0...MAROHe 9. ,.s.,
ra,s. heed ard Dspiicisy er ,ae Eaewy
FAlsshccd Il one greas mgen, Of The ieva-
fion and attempt Al sahjugs.ion OF the Soath-~
srn ssa,es. Daplici,y and assimilation arc
auxiliary agencies. by falsehood the pubic
opiaion Of Europe il 10 be moulded. and the
people Of the South TO be alarmed. lie
Northern armies and a mamenis are repre-
sested ~ the moss gigantic and irresistible
tire plans Of She war ;aor sueiugation are de-
SERTED ~ complete and ensurinH the speedy
aud certain crushing Of the rebeiion The
achievements Of tseir iron clad gunnoas On
the waters are said to DO a sample OF the elos
4nS In Of tho folde of The anaconda which
"a 10 crush lie "cnt," las the Yankees say}-
their ,ie,ories arc magnihed-ths number Of
their prisoners exaSgera,ed-leadiug And pro-
mineni Soa,heru men are csawiishing out OF
The rebellion their flag is said to be hailed
with Joy in the Ssuth--Tennessee IL getting
ready, through her Legislature, to submit TO
tiocoln. These, with innanerable other lies
and exsggerations, are spread over the North
and sent 10 Europe for effect. They are put forth
with such boas,ing ,as none but braggarss could
Spdaigs. No nation that ever existed could
eqnal the Northern people IN this department
OF their hostiii,ies. The Chinese were 20
nothing 70 them The false statements about
their battles were mere feeble efforts at uis.
representation, compared to those Of the Yam.
kees; and their regiments OF painted and die.
Agnred men, with gonys and bells. and every
species of dssoLa,r,e to strike terror to the
enemv, were lame devices by the side of the
Ingenious tricks of our Yankee enemies TO
ier,ify the South.
Their arts Of dupl!ci.y and dissimulaUon
are equally cnnning. In these they emulate
sLs disgaa;iug creature which, by their ,eisc-
I Oh, they use 10 illustrate their movement
..pon the South-,heir "crushing out rebel.
hon. in .he folds Of the constructor. The
: boa, hsskiag Ia the sunshine, fixes Lis eye upon
the beeu,ifai little red deer OF the African
mountains, aud proceeds to decoy him by his
destinations. The moment the little animal
piea.s the glance Of the boa's eyes, and
pauses 70 look 81 them, his fate is sealed
He gslnhols little, recsies, and advances,
eyer diAa,bishjng tho precious space between
himself and his fate Upon eacn return until he is
SEIZED and wrapped Ia tho folds of the mon
s.er whose speiLs he Was pc Herles; 10 resist.
TIE n ,ftie1n serpent who has penetrated the
Southern L :sn, attempts his natural arts
At Uaitesas, and Nashville, and Roanoke
Island he shows his brigAtss. hues and
assumes his quotes. and most innocent
II -
surb nob,dy's private sishts-and only to
restore quiet and security 10 the land
Were we simple and irrational like the little
red deer, We must naturally fall a prey to his
natural arts But can he decoy Southern PEG.
pie by such dupici.y, suoh chsrnngi Are
they 70 forget the burnius houses, the confis
Gated property, the stolen and liberated ser
wants Of Southern people VII! they forget
,he erusltiss praetised upon our loyal and true
sii!sers. the brutal treatment of women and
children by ths ruthless iuvader' l. South
err klo,d, shed In their defence. to be forgot.
ten, und sink into the ground unavengsd T.
Nay. can they forget the CAUSE OF THE
GEPARATION of,he Sonth from the North
or EVEN THINK OF THE PO5SIBILl-
TY OF RECONSTRTCTION7
To hrten 10 the enemy, 70 hs:ni, esen, Of for
gssssng Asss t.ings, would be fatal. Once in
HE power, We would indeed be " crushed
0xt." Oar property would be conhsca:ed and
passed over to the possession Of our conquer
ers-our sasred boundaries would be blot,ed
from the map, and our States be no more known
10 the world -ru; ned, down-.ro idel, dis.
gsased forever in the eyes of the world, go
tbst our children would tsin disown their pa
rents. the very sight Of our poor country
would be intolers6le TO US, and those Of us
who were able would wander away from the
land of our birth to find what relisf we might
in Stranger climes Those that remained
would welcome death as friend to close
their eyes and their memories upon events
and scenes fraueht OILY with dishoucr and
misery for themi
THIS Is WHAT THE NORTHERN
SERPENT WOULD Do! Can he ? Shall
hot Tho response Of free people, who de-
serve to 30 free, will be given before this war
9s over. Ard al the flsehoods and all the
charming ar.s Of the most artful and unscru
yulous Of foes that ever wagsd a war, will be
dissolved Ike the "baseless fabric Of vi
eSou.o