The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-07

TaE C1lyALRY on BRcoKs, WooD 4 Co..
The following from the Richmond Dispatch Of
January 10th, 10 proper supplement- TO JEFF.
Davis officially oppressed opinion Of the Van.
..Hr., Brooks appears to be in earnestin these
extravsgant propositions, strange a. Il may ap.
pear to any man who has possession of bis
senses; fof, upon the occasion of presenting
them, he made . long speech, and expressed
himself confident of their success Are the
Northern people Ill natural born fools, ,sor are
they only stricken with that judicial madness
which We are told the gods always indict upon
ruins Cani they suppose that the South are %
gslless and - lilly ,liyersd % themselves, and
that they are willing, for mere considerations of
interest, to forget the unheard Of outragss under
which they have suffered during the HArl Can
they believe them capable Of 20 soon burying in
oblivion ell that thsy havs done, and al that
they have suffered, :
a5 IF the whole Yankee race should fs!l dovl
in the dust to morrow and pray US TO 10 tSeif
masters, We would spurn them. even % slaves.
Our only wish issto bs separated from them
finally and foreyer-never to see the face of one
.of them again-never to hear the voice OF an.
other Y-nkse on the south side Of the Potomac
Or the nofth-to have no tralac and no inter.
eoprss Of any description whatever With them.
We are fighting for separation, and We, will have
il Y i cost the life Of every man in the Ooufed-
erate States. .'y''" 81 'si@ tam
awe srs svars that many persons beli.v.
that the party Of which Brooks and Van Blu.
rem lars representatives, desire and design to
restore peace, and that ct present they dare
not speak out their real sentiments, which are
in favor ofsepsrstion. We do not believe they
q - - %ovn ~ ANY All
Ike peace on condition Of our return to the
usion, and they are fools enough to, believe
that 9 majority Of the people in the Confeder-
acy u . in favor Of reunion. They would like
peace on these terms, because it would restore
the commercial supremacy of the North, and
especially Of the City of New York, which is
gone forever II the Union be not restored -
But they ere as bitterly opposed to separation
as Lincoln himself, or any of the thieves and
murderers who lead his armies. In the event
Of refusal to return to the Union, they would
to man, unite il bounding on the assassins
who are desolatiDg our country and numbering
our people, as fercely as they have ever been
bounded on by Beecher and Hale. They look
only to their poekets. when they preach of recon-
ciliaton and restora,ion If the same object
could be effected By entirely destroying the
people Of the Southern States, and they thought
it as easy to do, they would recommend it as
the best of all possible policy. Let them be
satisfied, however. Presi lent Davis expressed
the sentiment of the entire Confederocy in his
speech the other night, when he said the peo-
pie would sooner unite with nation of hy-
enas than with the detestable and detested
Yankee nation. Anything but that, Eoglish
colonization, French vassalage, Russian serf-
dom, all, all are preferable to any association
with the Yankees"
Those in the North who advocate eompro-
mise, peace, and the laying down Of arms, to
creatures who express these sentiments towards
us, are towards and beasts too infamous to be
by language. Their lives should
be crushed out in the cutters. The gallows
would dignity them!-[ Wilkes Spirit of the
I EAST, TsSSrsskk uNIoSisTs AT WoRx.-The
Dispatch Of the 10th has intelligence
that baud of Unionists from the mountains of
East tennessee and North Carolina, attacked
the village OF Marshal, North Carolina, on the
sth, taking the citizens prisoners. and robbipg
Ihe whole town of whatever valuabes that were
noyeabe. When they left they said their next
aid would basupon the Armory at Ashville,
North Carolina soA rebel force. had been sent
rom Kpoxyips to put down the Union move