The New York herald., 1862-12-31
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back, 70 whom not 70 Genera lee does The nuarinus
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the "young Napoleon" indebted Cor has exile ~
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faithful Lsscasses Bennett, or his anmirmr OMeaga
John Van Buref We are AFRAID th1t ID w,ll b. br leo
easy 10 convict General lee OF all these oaepres
hope President DAVIS wii punish him such conduct
deserves 10 be punished.
Napoleon had been allowed 10 stake Richmond" quietly
his fortunes never would have taken the downward turn
mat taey afterwards experienced. Instead o bsooH
mg !est and by word 10 every country
snder the sun, for Boosting OF victories which
e never gained, and gEg abcu, victories
which were disastrous defeats, he would hsye been
the foremost man OF all the world Now none 80 low AZ
70 do him To whom IL 10 General Lee II
this change of be ascrbedS Did he not beat
Aim day after day around the Chickshomny drive him
brom covert like hunted wolf and leave him
painting from his race with his tongue hanging oa like
that Of tired dog under the FIRE OF hts gunboas over
vhelnsd with shame and vexaiionS Did he not handle
Inn roughly at Sharpeburg that be get
non in trim 10 fight aganf Did he not stop the promising
Of Burnside, and change his cry s'oa 10 Rich
naond, into howl OF "on TO Washington. lid MOI
Seward and son resign in sheer despair. and II they
should go and like couple Of Judasses hang themselves
m the Washington Golgotha established tins benefit
Of the Yankee soldiers whom this Lee constantly
sending there in dying condition, whom has IN. world
- blame for such an unmey OF the rresfstble
oouflictn but RUbert~E Lees
Il Is with pain that say these hard things against
General Lee We're there the slightest appearance, OF
the iantest hope Of ref cfrmaton should But
whatever We cannot see the faintcst sign
rcmorse for having slaughtered hundred thousand
Yankees, decapated three Yankee generals broken Up
InCo.ns Cabinet, and stopped the supplies Of Seward
Co. On the contrary. afraid he stands prepared
- repeat the game whenever il be found
70 play it, We very much fear that the next Yankee
army which Lincoln sends here take Richmond and
AAck II, will be caught cul de themselves as the
Ate mr. Burnside and his thieves caught at Fred
srcksburg. Poor old Mr. Burnside. To what condition
has he been reduced by this meddne Confederate
General Only think Of him last Saturday week standing
"n the portico Of the Phillips House, safe the other
side OF the river, FIVE miles and half from the BATTLE
surveying it, spygass in hand and think Of him now
Ali General Lee, General Lee, this is too bsdl