The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-21
The Wash ng On Cabinet Prepssirg an Am

Il The Wash ng On Cabinet Prepssirg an Am.
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We once saw a noted bully engaged in a fght
With an hishman, whom he had contrived TO
shove over log, and thus throw. No sooner
wss the Irishman tn HE back than the bully
mounted him, when the lrishmsn threw one
arm around the buily's neck and gave him
tloyS which almoet demolished his nose. Upon
seeing the crimson fluid tho bnlly cried out,
"boys, you had better part us" No, no.
fsid the Irishman, mot yet awhile. Wait
until say the word" He then gave him three
more tremendous blows in the face and said
II think you mgy take him away now Aud
they did take him away, half dead with his
beating.
Seward seems to have gotten enough alrea-
dg in the grand milling match which has been
going on for the last two years He fancies
he has us down, but he fsars tho mortal hing he
r,ay get If he attempts to pursue his advant
q aye. He advises ua In effect, TO cry enough,
assuring us that 1t will be for our own good
ard being convinced that he himself will.
reap no small bench. from 1t, in the
saving Of limb and feature. IIa and
Attorney Gsneral Bates, who thought the
Yankees could conquer Us by cutting of our
tea and coffee, and stopping the operations o
tie PJst-Oifice, are for holding out the olive
branch to us, bidding us be good boys and quit
our naughty tricks, promising not to fog US for
p.., Offences and only TO plumber us o: nine
teuihs of our property, by hbsrating our slaves,
ins,ead Of taking 1t sli. They promise no such
thing however, to President Davis, and ether
,rou,uea: actors In this revolution Them
thev nusf punish, as Eeor old James H., when
he had scarcely friend IN the world, could not
ke induced 10 include Churchill in general
amnesty which he was porsuaded TO proclaim. |
There are some men to whom no experience |
can teach anything, and Messrs. So ward and |
Bates eesm to be Of that number. They might |
have learned, before this, that the South VIII |
have peace on Que condition, and on one only |
That condition ID eternal separation from the |
Nor.h Tney are perfectly willing 10 be et
peace with the North, provided they will let
them alone Let the North take herself Oft.
and never cone back here, where she is Mt
wanted where che 10 doi.stsd, where her |!
preseucs 10 the signal, a. 1t ia the incentive, to
everlasting WAT That ID the only wey to reach |
tia hayel Of peace. and Seward and Bates |
oueht 10 know it by this time But they have
Lsen dsc.iving themselves with the illusion
that there ia strvpg Union party ia the South,
snd that they Iced bn. encouragement TO come
forward This 1t is that induces them to lii
iuys tho fond dresm Of treating us AS con
,asred rebels, and debating their terms III the
slyls OF conquerore
Lincoln, WeiIes, and Stanton are, however,
tercsr They will make no compromise with
r.bels They will slay and take possesHlon'
Tney had beat be ture that we are conquered
frat before they proceed to carry ont the rea' !
ol their designs. Bot few weeks ago We |
were almos. ia sight Of the Yankee capital,
and the Yankee Cabinet was shaking in. it's |
shoes they had best bs certain that few !
d.ys may not produce a revolution as sudden |
.s that which occurred to our army, and tnat
they may not be the losers 1t. |
All this tlourishing Of trumpets if it be de-
rIgnsd for anything cave TO amuse the readers
of The New York Herald, Is designed for |
Europe Bat Europe knows too we'll what |
son Of people Lincoln and his Cabinet
are Europe knows that the end IL
farher Oft than it ever wac. We
lave been exis;iDg az an independent peo-
ps too long to be conquered by the Yankees.
WHAT they might have done in the first two !
months Of the war 1t il hardly worth while to |
imagine Suffice it tha. they did not co it
lda. they lie. the favorable season pass-aad |
,Aa foauue never has but one Hood tide. How
saprsmely ridiculous they do look, talking
about pardon to people who have half u mil |
lion Of men under arms SHow supremeiy ig- |
DS'snt they mast be to Imagine that their pro-
eslslone eau have the slightest effset in the |
Slah!