The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-26
Yerrtf Of tie fsaAcss.

The extracts from tle Bai.mvEs AaeyicaR,
wLieh we publish in another column, give
aIively ria:u,e of the alarm V hica II fnsrs
t. iuls!de, bat is rathe. sr the increase
ia that city aaj Washington. We are dsiiSht-
I'll - see this, as We are alec 10 soc ;iat oar
,oopa tie in to retaiiato upon the PsLnsytva-
lilHs some Of the outiagea they hav5 been
Fsrpe,raliuG against We hope th4y VIII
l.ka deep and signal revenge for the injuries
TIA. have been inflicted upon ns. Their a,mies'
viii lhsiF approval have s.oion ad0, ,''J'' ne
eraes frjm ths $ jn;h, valued al ! ,UJ bJb GOa,
s. the commencement Ct the war. 1isy
have no negtues to steal, but th3y have
tJgns and manufactures to burn, and
ege-y one of thess should be reduced to
ashes. Property is property There ID 20
reason why one species Of il should lie exempt
IRON lie laws OF war more than an9thes-
heo our tr0ara - LGrn Harrisburg, the ioas
10 TIE e,.ly would not ocu,.tor,a'ance ths
oss We have sdstained i'll the article Ct me-
stoe. .t0Le. We say, taon, max. Tie Hh2ia
ieDlFyi'.nia Eaiiey al aatonishmes;t to fu-
tllo seuef4:i4ni. Lit the traveller, in time :
!" SSEiS, Iib up G.E n&htp WIZ ~ ~ ~I-NA"1 "N
Le does in those countries denounced in the
V.d Testaaeat--once hourishing communities
Au" DowliDg Wildainefses. /. was sii! that
no blade of grass ever grew where tho horae
Ct Attiia had once set his foot" Let tie
Confederate army initiate The leade; Of tho
Huns in tlis particular. The Valley ,f Pena-
Fyiysuia ought II become q gsa eI flame, ike
ihe rrairies of the Western void. GotLin2
Ga0uid bs left that IL III could eat, or sleep up
o. CT shelter himself OF procure food with
All this might be done--th5 iaud might bs
turned into Il ieroft, aud yet Tia laiancs of de-
Eguc:ion would bs ag.uet Ga The whole city
oi Philadelphia. il busut TO the gFoun! wo"id
not pay for tie negroes they have carried oh
Ne Are opposed 10 p.undei ing--it sails the dis
e'pLs oi al urmy, and turns IL over an easy
Prey 10 the enemy But We would have every
LoGse guttsd, ami the ccItsn;a set Oh hra.--
Ihos ouly can We ge. even viii this
VI iaiU0us foe, who L2a no c3apGneti0ls oi
Conscience, TO regard for the laws OF war, no
rofp.et for tho usagsa Of civilized society, no
bsi!ei in tho truths CT Revelation, uo Tears ol
pa1iehulent in another world, 40 reverence
Tor God, and 40 mercy for lis fellow man
liz should receive tie measure that ha la,
nstei cat u us-sbcud receive it in fall, and
4 he ge.e litlis more than his Que there ID no
great hafm doge.
k7veasa hae been said to lie "a feast ioi
'ta Gods" Yet it is 40, for tho cake Of ven
tssues alone that We should like to see the
sahstlag that has b3en INFLICTED upon cur peo
Pie, sisi.ei Oh Tie Yankees. We believe 1t L
10 the tue policy-tLe only means iait ns O
eHHg'ng thenl TO 9 senfe CT what lie
|Hgs 10 humanity. Tho species of Wal
Witch they arc waging agaiagt us is net dc
lated by aay hope Of lis being sne;easini -
iAoy know well eaough that we are moi 4
To eelqaer.d by devastating our fields an
Sss1oying our towns. They wage this kan
VI war because they hate us, Individually an'
"lsoctIvely-hAte every man, woman, an'
tli'd "a the Southern Confsier@ey. The oIi,
way to stop it is 10 setsiia.e.