Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-03


,oourped In lbs prisons or sought, IN DISCUSSES, TO
pepetrate The mysterious depths Of It's aoominhauOus-
These accounts all fail to depict that depraVy Oh 'ne
,,,i.l life which IS known to exist, but which can ne
ev sscertaiped only by an actual metamoFphosls Oh
mind and body-he first step to which IS the 'aA'ng VI
800 Of allegiance to the beastly Dictator OF the
80. u,rss and the last is the constant association
:, 49,, v.rts.s as one Of themselves, partaker OF
- Cellar home vices, and sharer Of their public
frauds and crimes Such degradation on TIE Pa'' u
L..re- ir,plies a sealing of the lips, which torods
, rsvsIstion and ensures false and favorable repre-
,r+,tops But, "by their fruits ye shall kno" ''eh'
M, ,,,Droyoked war upon the South-the muruer Vi
g.; r,rng men-the pillRge of pantatons-the arson Oh
us bomes-he stealing Of its sayes-the ouase' upO"
-,,er children and old men-al these bear witness
lot, ,inairy of the soulless beings who now IN
habit Washington. ,,5
m there is another and perhaps better test An olu
,s,, saws. sShow me mans friends and Will ten you
s crsr,cter If then, We would understand the eua'
r ,f IN, sworma of human vermin in the Yankee Me-
.-,,ors wa must look at their SO-Caled great men
- nbon they delight to honor. Such are Seward
r,,siov Sumner, Wade, Gddings, Lincoln, greeley
and host Of civil magnates
In Rutler We find the best examplar OF the m'h'ary
hero whom they worship; but in Lane OF kansas
u.n Jim Lane" as with negresike freedom 'ney S'ye
t;,-c. find at once their beau ideal of warrior and
a, orator speech of this Yankee spokesman Is De-
fore us. and from it we propose to make few excerpts
which 20 TO show the secret springs OF malignant u1'i
IN ,ssop which actuate their leaders, and from them
sr',, Into the hearts Of the common herd until the
,.t,,, multitude of Yankee DoOdles like the swine
r,red in Scripture are possessed Of devils and deS-
,nsJ IN GOOD time we trust most fervently, to follow
m, example of their porcine predecessors.
,bort the Goth of March, Lane made speech before
the Union League Of Washington lhese nun
T..s are the latest of Yankee tricks, and their aims
and purposes are fully exposed by the Boston Courier
g., f,v, words. Unconditional loyalty to the 1o''
eminent Of the United States" says the Courier " is
b FIRST pripcipe laid down in these Leagues, which,
however plausble it may seem to the Understanding,
T. neither more nor less than unconditional surrender
Of al, the rights and privileges of ireemen into the
hands of the servants Of the people who are Temporal
v in authority thus totally changing the character oil
our ipsti utions and making the Republic despotsm
With this f5rcble exposition Of the Union Leagues
bsf,re him. wo lay before the reader few choice
t-,rs from Lanes speech and submit to him whether
IN, neople who could applaud such iasehoods, and sen
so iis5oli,al are not part and parcel Of that
,rv populaton which inhabited the cities of the plain
and were DESTROYED from Of tho earth by fire aud brim-
stone The extracts carry their own comment and
prove taa. Washington is the Sodom Of America or
e-s tbat vickedness has become virtue and humanity
crime.
Almost two years ago stated in public speech that
tbs work of pacifclton should begin at washington
City and stated further that was IN coluuAnu ~
tbst citv / would drive every rebel sympathHer DC
s.cb man or woman, out Of the place Applause OF
would people the internal region lapP!aus'I
Tris enough gentlemen, to make patriot shed tears
of blood; aud have often prayed to Almighty Uou 10
rant me power 10 cleanse this city OF Washington
5TaDgbter and applause) The limbs are purifying
5r1SeIves live in one of the most distant one OF
tbe Youngest and think can say, one OF the PGreS
sfstsrs of all (Appause) There Copperhead
i orl-sd TO leave the State and if he don't he Is shot
down l''That's the way and az pause
II, won't 10 to use the negroes. Oh, no. Wei, for
himself he would prefer 10 send a negro TO stop 'he
brIat of Rebel 10 sending his own son. II mad oeen
said the negroes wouldn't fight. This was mistaken
idea What was il that rendered one man more eour-
,,,,rs +lsn another? IL was simply the degree 70
gff,b mans nerves were hardened by exposure to
danger The man who is in constant DANCE. soon De
comes careless of danger because his nerves are mar
deued with that exposure.
Then A negro being exposed to danger from tue era
die 10 the tomb il was natural to eKpec; that he Woud
NOT tear il and would therefore; make the more cour-
sgeous soldier A negro regiment you may rely upon
n never would be stampeded. Loud applause In
,rrst last organized regiment Of blacks, and to-day
II h the best drilled regiment in the service OF the world
loud applause Is there any incentive that the Wm'e
man has that the negro has not now: Aye, none Free
dom il now promised him. Nocerou5 applause +
Freedom for himself and freedom for his family,
Gentlemen | have heretofore, and do stu advocate
the separation of the white and colored races not
propose TO drive the negroes out OF TINS country ol'
prop1se 70 settle them in some portion OF the Om'eC
States where they may have their own government and
choir own laws. voice South Carolina Othel
voice. That's the doctrine; That's the place, &c,
That man said it right my friends. would like to live
long enop0b TO see every white man in South Carolina
now n hell and the negroes iuhabiting their territory
Loud applause,
bid YOU god speed in clearing out the sympathzer
with treason in the District Of Columbia. lAppause
I, would not wound my feelings any day TO md the
dead bodies of Rebel sympathizers pierced with DN'
atboes i'm every street and alley of Washington Ap
nl,use1 Yes / would regret this; for would not like
TO witness all this waste OF powder and Lead WTu
rather have them hung and the ropes saved Lev '"J
d,nu, until their sinking bodies rot and iai 10 'h
earth niece by piece Laughter and applause.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Gstar and Stage Manager ......R DORSEY Ogden
FRIDAY EVENING, April 3, 1868.
nrnCT WENT