The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06

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- rsmalnder of the army Of the fosomAc ~ win
selily sske lie position, end than without waiting
= ssaesed g pssh,ns s.ssv .Rpsess General
HaIleck 10 put hiuAse1 at the head o. TINS Mseao
s.e - iresistibls national army. and march over
tAe ssbsle into Richmond
We be- the public to take notice Of what this
wr,ssr says with regard TO this army u is already
h ssys, 100000 strong. II has been beaten routed
a.ivsn Ike chat before the wind. 1t L. at this
nomsat, eitasr hiding behind II raznparts at Alex
anris q covering under shelter 81 Its gnnboats Ut
oecoquan, ar tying Tor life before the avenging
sosadfues Of Stuart and Robertson. or the feet
- infantry Of Jackson and Longstreet. Let U.s.
Thea beer no whining. NO whimperins, no excuses
for 6owardice. on the plea Of being overwhelmed
BY nuuibsfs That has always been the spolosy
for Yankee defeat heretofore. Let it no longer be
made. since here 10 beast that they outnumber us
two to one.
But II seems il was impossible to cross the Rap
pshsnnock.' Yet the Rappahannock has been
ccossed. There was not zone chance in ten" OF
Jackson turning Popes flank Yet he did turn 1t.
According to the showing of the Tines, when read
by light Of subsequent events our troops have per
formed isnpossibuiiies This is more than We claim
for them oursclves Msrveis, they have performed;
miracles, If you viii. But impossibili.es they
n, horse Of different color. They have beaten
although their fnll siren 9Th not there the COM
bined forces Of Pope Burnside, and Mcclellan
They have given these acious gentry food enough
for q whole brcais;de Of bulletins They have fur,
nishsd them with material 10 manufacture Yankee
victories ont Of for six moaths TO come For il Nc
t.le,lsn wss victorious when lie was driven thirty
miles nom his original position and forced under
the protection of his ssnboass, where he lay shiver
ing and skulkipg until be got an opportunity to
steal away-if Pope was victorious when he was
routed ut Cedar Run, and when he was hemmed IN
and beaten to death on Fridsy-wha: will they be
aitsr Manassass Having lost eighty cannon and
10000 prisoners as il is said they have doubtless
they will announce themselves as having gained
the most glorious victory ever accorded TO leaders
on this continent. We await their bulletins with
the liveliest curiosity The London Tslaes was
right when it said that if the Yankees should really
gain victory the people of their cities would be
sure, If they told the tale themselves. TO so in
mourning for it. A victory by Pope or McCle
Ian always means disastrous defeat.
Nothing can equal aba,e Yankee impudencs.
Il Is as indestruetble as the Yankee propensity 10
lie. Mark how the Times talks about marching
One would hardly think that these sre the same
Yankees who were flying before our troops like 3
flock Of sheep. few weeks ago, On the Chicka
hominy. Precisely the same kind OF Language was
used when Mcclellan set out with his grand array
four months ago. We were to be rna over by the
inyincibie Yankee heroes though we were SO
many insensible objects, incapable OF raising hand
in our own defence. Anybody but q Yankee. re-
membering the vaporings of that period, snd the
end of them all, would be ashamed to repeat them
after the lapse of SO short An interval. But the
Yankee is ineorrisihle. He resembles the Bourbon
more than anybody else. He lesrEs nothing. and
he forgets nothing.
We hope however, tits threat of another nva-
zion will not be lost Congress- 1t is wrong that
the whole weight Of it shoald fall the brave
troops who have already fought 40 well. That it
will BE- attempted if We should fai! to dive ihem
from Washingtop, does not admit of q doubt La
the name OF the country, them we entreat Congress
TO perfect Its measures for increasing the army as
soon a. II can