The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-21
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Oh! friend In these days Of terror, despotsm, snd
dependency, one seeks IN vain for sympathy IN
these regions Of secssnou, where every heart
where one hears young WOMEN talk Of su,nine over,
on battlehelds "h0TTld, nasty. erinnina stults al
Yankees,' with their dainty ieet. Then, for the
sake OF your country, do what you can arrest al
instigat0rs and abett0Fs Of this rebellion. Yeil
yonr father that about the ilth Of ihis month tho
Rev. NJ. D. Ho@e will atteTupa to run the blockade
from -. lnos mo; ~ !" Ues,ssson ~ m has beer for
ress was 10 collect tcstaiaents and bibles, but
where bis real object was TO write for English ouY.
nails and exert his influence for Tie southern cause
A greater rebel 6rehrnnd does not exist He
has friends and sympathiscrs IN Brooklyn, New
York one II Rev. -- uastor of sou,a
church, and another IL --, who lives or
the Federal navy. They are all In full sympathy
with the South, and do what they can to promote
the cause. Thea in Baltimore, evcrybod. there Is
for tho 80 South. Those that stand very prominent
are MIS-. --, sister 70 cue -----. Of
@, ys,. most industrious worker fos ske
cause; Miss ----. sister Of of------, and
one Mr.. ------ -----. 69 ------ His wife
viii try and 80 to ohis. They should ali bs ssat
stant correspondence with this place. A Mrs.
--- ---, whose husband II in the Confeder-
ate army, ran the blockade sometime since. She
is q Spy Of The worst character, and ought not to
b. sOerated1n the North. Hef ncsher-i 10 law 10 .
Mrs. --. She aiso expected TO 20 IN Phlla-
deiphia. Com. HoIins with soon leave here 10 10
10 Nassau or ST. ThoHae, TO sail for England, where
he expects 70 take command of war steamer.--
EwelI has taken the place Of stnnewan jackson,
alt ,Oush he has hut leg. Report says Lee will
soOn make forward movement Stuart ey yects
TO make raid from Orange into Pennsylvania.
1t Is truth, the rebel SOLDIERS live on Yots, and
anything slse they can get Corn aEi wheat.
green, and troa the field, are common articles Of
diet. II the Northern army cannot yonqilish such
O miserable set of starved and naked wretches,
then may the Yankee nation become by-word
with all nations on earth! In the North treason
staiks forth In the broad daylight! Here everything
Is subservient to the cause, and one word 0fyem0n
STRANGE Is instant death.
Stoneman had within his grasp the plantations
OF several Of the most prominent EebeIs-Scddon,
Secretary OF War; Anderson, OF the Tfedegar
Iron Works; Hobson, son-in-law Of Gen. Wise
e. C. Lee, brother Of Ge7. Lee Harrison, Colonel
at DTewry's Bluff; besides the farms Of hundreds
engaged In tho Southern service. The damage
done canal and miiroad was repaired In twenty
four hours after the retreat.
oh, sir! the universal cry here IS to raise the
black Sag. Oh! for the hour when the avenRing
angel shall appear, with torch In one hsnd and the
avenstns sword Of justice 10 the othcS. aud conae.
crate 70 death and Destruction this land and these
people, rewarding them with q tate they 20 richIy
deserve! When, waen will that time arrive The
women and preachers ave amongst the most ear
nest and determined rebels in the South. They do
more 70 stlnuiate and keep alive the spirit Of re-
bsillon than any other members Of society. Many
man wearing the Federal uniform In . traitor,
and where the men are true their wives are false.
Union cause. Here, every mind, heart and arm
are bent 70 -srre the cause OF the South. Money,
property, crops, everything, 10 sacrificed for the
main idea. Thua the South hasbeen able to mstn-
tain its position thus far.
AZ vallandieham has announced himself prts-
0ner Of war, they expect TO forward him 10 City
Point In exchange tof some rebel. He wishes to
60 10 Canada in order 10 influence the vote Of Ohio
Pat the wretch In Fort Warren.
Uh, friend, watch well, and, besecch thee, ai
low no appeaEancc Of Southern sympathy In y0us
presence. This letter would be my death waIraaI
Il discovered.
Whatever my fate may he,
Do not weep for me-"
Now ~ then, 6AsTA Tarnr9A.
This letter was enclosed In o white enve-
lope, and directed to ssRev. Morgan Dix."
Both were then placed inside OF . buG en-.
velope and addressed to "Niss IL Halnee.
New York. In haste.n The direction on
both Of the envelopesmuc resembled each
other