Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-05
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TIE EOW Y0E0 Herald .;l,es Wy sOrFoNiHl %
count Of NE GOGs.tTGAusn and INHIS CAUSE IN NV
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ss.iSnAsss lhs proc sSdngs Of IMAM eth hs blscA
,aSS" l. O.ys LaAI BoaSdsIs Is hO.sls viii cnGs.
sospt TOOAs toe u1psr stories, IRON shics sgrsG
"a cass OF he, GIhegl; aud thAE IAs h0.sls A.SI
GsEsIOsdsG, "SEs T.PlGlJ tanning out 1hs the
ASs hEsWss, IseI IhS NH-c Of Ihs PAnic and he ~
ilsnOs sA iheE tssE IN nervous ALARM IS The IeAS
.uu.uAl ueiSe in the lleiy or lobby. IL viii be !
OuE Time she Herald SINKS, before the feeling CT ape
grehensisu wears AU.y. Henry tie Fourth slI phAI
Ou ka.s ~ bis bOsOm long before the giGtsrii steei
~ RAVsslAe PieTcsd hA heart. Ths appArIiOn Of tht
nan uish The back VAlss appears to TO the YIL.
ISes premOUitiOn Oi the d'nDg TO- ch. So Ih,y tCSs
uue 1moFkbiy Of Igat and START at sound Of ID,
dfe bell, aud look kskant 81 tai strangers viii
30 lchtd hats and horror s.ricksn S the sight OF
black hand..rsnk. Perhaps they wish nov thai then
armies haze Lot been quite IsAdy to burn SOuhsrl
.osni; aid think that he col grAiUns Of JSekfoL
AuG DopadsonVe, and 81. Mays, and Atlanta, 70 cay
nothing Of d z31s Of Othe- towns and thousGnds Of
dwellings, we're not 90 verJ jolly after eli.
The Herald treats Ihis matter With nu,h more than
usual serl0ssness and warns the Democrats papers not
% be too charitable towards the rebels by sriVioR to
AYERS Suspicion from them. This Herald il convinced
.hA the man With black velise vas VtritALIs ennis
3AIy Of ia D.VS, and calls On General Dx % hans
aim on sight, which the ysorouS Gen raj declares him
self Qus ready TO DC az soon he CAn catch glimpse
If tho AephisIophelean instrument Of rebel wicked
lss.
Bu, the Baltimore American, leaving entirely out
Of view he testimony, which it declares proves the i'm
mediate completely Of the rebsls" sith this Iehsne Of
"Vudic.vsress," Ids convincing, prio,i reasons to
,,.b.A the fac. in 'thef bArbArous course throuFh
out the Val" Il says that '!heE grand larceniss Of
Norfolk AID New orleSp,; their inhuman treatment Of
prisoner; their vandalism, perjury aud ssohsry; their
cOunssllng arson Snd applaudng nurds; their inter
ference with Nyrhsrn elections their pSCies on the
sea Ill prove thai. instead OF being the Christian and
enlightened people they cllm be- they are no better
than rufiAns God sAVAge', thieves aud cutthroGs"-
From 81 Of which the american rslHiOusly believes
and il ready 10 pCVs 10 the world, that
Butler 10 9 Major General in the Confederate ser.
vice. and committed unlimited larceny on the unfortu-
aAts Yankee peOpls Of New Oh ans and Norfolk that
Fort Delaware aud Camp Chase are prisons for Yankee
soldiers Who have died in them by the thousand from
Exposure and cruel treatment that Fort Lafayette
and Fort Warren are Confederate B.ses, into which
miserable Yankees sHs thrown on suspicion Of not
thinking Jea. Dave . detni-gOd that Atlanta Ano
scores OF other Yankee oitiss and towns have been
burDod by niuTS,e Confederate 6sndS that the Con-
fedsFIte lVeInmsnt carried the elections In kIFy
and aud Missouri ct the point Of she bsyonst. AND
that Confederate naval ii have pOysd the pirate
all over the Wosli BY sc ng Yankee Commissioners or
board Britsh thiPs BY violating the laws of nations
and maritime neutrality declared by the Convention
Of Paris and Often proclaimed by the U. s. Govern
nsnt, and By raining down, csPurng and carrying
OF the ships of their TsntOs utsgonists vhsD re-
posing cSrsleSsy and confidently in neutral vsteTa-
From all OF which il is plain, a. the Ammicsn Says
that the nan With tbs black VAss ~ agent OF JEFF
Davis and that the rebels really intend to hEfn I'D al
he chief Yankee cities, and thousand or 90 of small
osnS without any regard whatever for the rights Of
/ su-Ancs companies.