Washington telegraph., 1862-10-22

Europe never ~ much ~ dreamed that your
"hfiri kannhtic' 1T nil admitted even the
possibility Of the cute Yankees ever avIl!Ins
h-ih+oli ~ that rapidly growing nom .ntnm-
politically to kick tho beam. a. he has do q.
against all the Sovereign States Of tha
South. MucI less has any part of Europe
ever had tie reniOtest idea of tie glarlngly
unequal taxation imposed on Southern proiuce
from the veiy outset OF the Union. in the Shape
ri fishery bounties. agricultural, manafaciur
ihG, mercantile and shipping tariffs, &c. for
the exclusive henefit vi fankee fisheries. YAM
kee farmers. Yankee workshops. Yankee mer-
Chants, Yankee 81 fps, Yankee forts. Yankee
d"ckyards, AID Yankee light-hOuscs--enlbling
fankceisln most probably to avail it-olf more
oyer VI almost every Treasury appropriation.
fJr the benefit, chiefly, Of ankee Interests.
One stands astonished even On the spot, while
contemp plating the fact. thai the Suuth-;h I
wealthy sor:l-hai 1t length been 81 com
petcly involved in the meshus Vt the net {"
he rendered. dependent upon the North for
almost every thing, from pin. needle, AMI
broom stick up to an iron horse, OF locomotive.
AMI that, while the latter. within I'll, space
Of some zoo or 800 miles or seaboarI. could
boast If FIVE magnificent d1ckyaris, wherein
millions Of pubic money appear to have been
annually expended; frJln the Potomac to the
Rio Grande. (ncarly 200J miles, two only ap-
pear, AID in ono Of these comparatively little
has ever been done
With such facts under ones eye. 1t ceases
70 DC q matter OF surprise that after the North
by means Of inonoPolics within. and UMPIRE
ceientcl emig alton from without--hai thus
annually and rapidly accumulated strength,
both nationally. politically, AMI commercially.
that this dreadful crisis slipald have found the
South both nayyless aud arnyless, leading her
mercilcss antagonists fondly to hope that she
vas therefore comparatively helpless. and
might ne easily crushed by 5000 men. '-in
81 Or 10 dlys At mo-t''-her State lines OBJ
iitrrated-ncr sp'enil territory quite open
tn military Dictatorship. lni All The ''bsAhtv
AN booty" thereof e. tho yerlest scum, '.tag
rag and bobtails' Of all nations One thing
only Is still more surprising, not only ~ tn
world at large hut esvn % the Yankees them
selves, ava that is. that the chivllry OF the
South after such lengt,enej apparent slum-
Der III tie Up u luxury. should exhibit ,ucl
gigantic strength, under s1ch disalyantaEeOus
circumstances zni with 50 little warning,
most hcraicliiy maintaining her position
against such y numerically superior force
Tnis with the extraordinary patriotism ~
Southern la.iies al the present moment IN
oue7tipuably commands the admiration of oil
Europ.. and Of Englani especially. 1his |
assert not ouly emphntica.ly. but aivisediy,
and without any fear Of contradiction, as time
Will slor;ly prove. Most heartily sympathiz-
ing IN r-lore vita your suffering am cruelty
laeorat.i. hat noble spirited country. corli-
ally ani ,rGnimo endorse the dying utteranccs
of a late venerable and proverbiallv pious =
We'll w. patriotic Prelate, Bishop Meade, ~
virginia:) Tell your people" said he to
friend. ..tD be more determined than ever.
THIS X the most unjust and Ubiquitous wal
that wAs ever raged, and we must be NOR
determined than ever. God will give US sue
cess in His own good timc!'