The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-15
F.urseeas,. ef Decesbe.

Reurteeuth 81 Wecen0
/. On ~ IAN DAY az Dscsmbr, I7s9, wasAsHsson
,a,sd he wa The eseassss tenefactos the Yankees
ever had. 70 him they ewe, primarily, every
aAine excspt Tho natural badness Of Their general
cAsr.e.er His sword conquered for them their X.
d.pcudeucc Of Great Britain nA infuence ens,
hed them 10 form tho Union, from which inescuie.
Lc prosperity aowed 10 them and their desoendanst.
n 4 NO violent inference from she c ccsssncss o.
me s,mes,so aver shasbat for Washington. bis con-
mandins influence and hts great sslenss, Great Bri'
tain woa,d never have been dispossessed OF her
ho,0 mon the colonies On the anniversary Of the
death Of Washington, ssxsythree years after thss
. want, we And his coun.ry,nen engaged la despe.
rate ssrurele for existence, with these saae Van
kees. on the SPOT where repose the bones ef bis
r,o,hsr and within so short distance of hoans
varnoa. "a al The rear Of srtiilssy nsy be esss'y
hasra The very raon whose liberties he preserved
81. strivr q with the aid Of ai the vsgabeada and
outlaws they can rake fr1n, the CATERS Of the Ea-
ropeaa cssiss. to destroy tho liberties Of those
.,,,one whom he was born and bred Gan any thing
u,re strongly mark the character of tais war; Can
ANYTHING s.vs more accurate idea OF the charsc-
Ter of the Yankeesa Icgrs;isude, the basesi ingras
Eu,ie. sesnis 10 ee with al the other vic st
tribates which Is ever found united with II
the distinguishing ifsit Of The whole vile race 80
when the Israelites left Egypt their great leader
took up the bones OF Joseph snd carried them
along n lib him BE would net leave them TO be
,rau,pled ON and other deEecsaiedby the vi!eet
Of na,ioca" L. our opinion, the Same thing ought
10 have besn dane viii. .hs tones CT Washington
the mc,en, Ibis war began. Who knows what
sscfi,ege Yankee nsy not be guilty OF They
a. Z. nf If Inn
shall In Nswbern hey ransscked every grave, 10
obtain the small piece CT silver pl$te, with 'he
ZANE engraved on it, Thai Is usually put Gu ths
coifD. Among other graves thes violated was that
Of uoverao. S'aniy, whose son is gov the Yankee
ruler 10 that city protected by those very Eoldiers
who sseri.ceions,y tore az ard scattered the bones
of his fatssf Who knows HAT tie remains of
Washington lazy not be desecsated ia tno aanie
ways The yAnaees moi too good ief anything
vile. They would, every aaaa of them, dig uO iho
Collins Of their owa paren:s and make bnstc.s out
of their bones, Il ihuy could soii them TO s'dVaL
sass if to use tEeir vile slang, ;hey iouna
lit would pay Ne WISH tie tones Of Washing
ecu we've somewhere else. The scoundsek that
renewed the graves;oaes from Jemes.oTa would
no; hesitate IN the hope of protto seal these pre-
cioas relics ,.d exhibi: them for money Il every
city in Yankesdcm. They would dc the same
thing with the bones of the Saviour Of mankind
toE the sake of prof.
Bat, to conclude IS i: not sfr&nee that on the
s.xty.t third anniversary Of Washiugt deaih, biz
coun:ryUaon should be fighting lie Sfeatsst eassle
ever Tough. OF this cant rent, IL defence oi iher
liberties assiaios .Le Yankee, WHOM he redeemed
from slsvaryt Is We write tGis, ~e Lave not
heard he Issue Bat ne % 10. dosih. il - lie
least. We lave Tie Er nesi asiisnee ca u just lod
who we are persnadea ~ Ill Eoi pssli- the Success
Of the vile csuse IN which fankoedon il easssai
the esuio of murder. piE-ldes, aud sacr:'ege.