The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-31

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uspt; If she desires TO swoop down upon un-
protected merchantmen they lie scattered ON
every ssa, and as helpless ~ chickens when
the hawk h0vess over their heads. No people
.7sr had so keen An appreciation of the value
of privaiesrs as the Yankees in our former
vars with Great Britain, aud they let then,
loose every day Of the week aud on every
wave of the sea The Confsdsracy should
pow commend that potent chalics to their own
fps The decision of the English Judges in
tho Alexandria case givss us fail command Of
Britisb chip yards, aud we shall be idiots and
doln il we do not avail ourselves to the full
Of this golden opportunity. Tue immense
ssius Of these enterprises will bring ssAmsu
ia abundsnce 70 cur dag, If we only have the
wisdom and energy to devote our whole re.
sOnress aud power 70 the one grand object Of
lhs destruction Of Northern commerce on the
ssss.
Al the beginning Of this war the South had
no navy and no privatssTs, whilst the North
was almost As strong upon the waters AZ Great
Bnaia when the last war between ENGLAND
"a. finifaA
was Eogland more arrogant in her claims of
exclusive dominion 70 the deep than was the
North 30 far as Southern pretensions were
concerned, two years ago. but she is now
beginning u find that it 10 not on the land
alone that Southern pr0wsss and enterprise
are " bs dreaded. We have the Hover OF ths
old navy under the Southern nag-in Maury
And Brooks the most scicutiic in Ssmmes,
AL ltht and others, the most ch,valric aud GU
el,,tc Of naval commanders. Other nanlss
will arse as opportunities are afforded, " hich
viii snblazon with new glory the ocean flag
OF The soath. Iu Ssmmss alone We have pro-
daeed q naval prodigy not surpassed eiucs tho
dsys Of Paul Jones Ii u Government and
people will tut lend their whole energies and
rssoufcss to tho organization Of navy aud
pnyalssrs. We shall dtive Yankee commerce
from the ocean aud intict more injury upon
he grsai cities of the Nssth than tsn ys1rge
campaigning by land.
We usy ioss abips, but every ship, properly
manuel and managed, will have more than
balanced her obstruction bs..,rs she can fall
'aso AL snsmy's hand A cloud of privatesrs
lsI 'ooso upon nation whose chief wealth ID
derived if'.., it's commerce, are wCTso than
fNa''' Of mosquitoes npOu fat man In the
swsmps Of Louisiana He may work l,imeeif
In,o fnry, and crush between his sweating
palms half dozen or more Of the veAstious
ls,si,ants, but be will 10 blinded and blod 10
death ia the end by the host Of nimble
aui iagenous peisecutois There are
Ii, such lerrers for the North In all
tue stmiss the South can raise, as in the ships
Of war ani pr,vxtsers that are beginning to
hover about her commerce. We might siaugh
Ier whole heoatombs Of Yankee rank aud ME,
tai, being mostly poor msn and foreigners,
ihslr loss does not amount to q tsa bite on
tie seDsillIities Of the nation. Touch the Al
mighty Dollar however. and the iron enters
Lslr soul Psrforats their pockets and you
efssoh their hearts- Aud their pockets are
1''r merchantmen .ahoat on every ssa there
II lhs sea! Of their vitality, their sensibility,
1hsif Soul aud when that is fmi.tsn, u uuivsr-
'al pang cramps and 1liapsss the whole lan-
kee nation.
II, then, We must maintain the defensive
has On land, let Us at once, and with indcmita
Die viii aud energy, assume the aggressive Gu
'as wAisr List us attack New York, Hoston
Aid Philadelphia, Oh the Atlantic, tho Pacific,
'as ladau ocean, and wherever Ysnkee ship
uavsrsss the deep. Lot private enterprise
'sst up tho Government in this, the most di'
''e The moE practical and the most puugent
1s'hod Of making the North feel this war.
What Will They de with Us!
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