The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-13
Ricbunnh Bispatcb.
WEDNESDAY MoRHrEp
Resalss or An,lrena,son.


Results or Analgsnatssa.
The Yankee project OF commingling theil
breed with the African race Ia open to this
dreadful ohjection--Whas will become ol
the yam keesY
We feel assured they have never weighed
the awful consequences OF such catastro-
pnc. The Yankee race blottcd ont cf ex-
istence! They have threatened to extcrmi-
nate the South, and behold, they are about
10 exterminate themselves! Alas! what
VIII become Of the cause Of civilization, ci
humanity, OF progress. without Yankees
What will the world do for steam engines
and wooden nutmegs, pbilanthsopic asso
Citations, aud paper soled shoes, and patriot
ism. and patcut medicines. puritanisrn and
pumpkin pics, cuteness and Goldfish, with
out Yankee Doodles?
Did that blessed May6ower cross the wide
ocean for such an eud = Was Pilgrim Rock
consecrated for such superstructure? Did
the sanity Pilgrim Fathers fit out slave
ships for the coast of Africa and sell the
cargoes to theSoush with any s,dea that these
to the deseendants of the true believers p
We wish that their grim old spectres could
revisit tho earth and receive the due reward
of their deeds in bcholding the final result
OF their notable system for improving the
morals, religion, and politics Of mankind.
II is not for US to complain of the great
loss which mankind at large must suffer
from the deprivation of Yankees. Three
years Of self denial have enabled us to dis
pcnse with even such luxury as their COM
panionship. We find that, by dint of manly
foriitude and abstemiousness, we can man-
age to exist without Harper, Beechcr, Gree
ley, Everett, or any Of their works. But
how can Yankeedom give itself up in this
wholesale suicide, immediate the memory Of
its ancestry, and slaughter that manifest
destiny which was to appropriate the
whole continent of America to the Yankee
race?
The Confederacy can look with philo-
sophical composure upon this tragical per-
formance. We are not to be astonished at
this time of day at any exhibition which
Yankees may make. After all the atrocities
and diablerie which for three years we have
heheld and suffered, winding up in the effort
to make bonfire of "a city of fifty thousend
souls, We are not to be amazed by any new
wickedaess which Yankee ingenuity can in
vent Having cohabited spiritually with the
Devil till their souls have become as black
as the ace of spades, it is right and proper
that they should adopt some process by
which their bodies will approximate the
complexion Of their souls. Our only SYM
pathy is with the cable medium Of this na-
tional transformation. The polishing of
Yankee boots, which has hitherto been their
chief occupation in the free States, will now
give place to the polishing of the entire
Yankee nation, an achievement which no
human power has yet been able TO acccmp-
lish. A quarter CT a century hence, the
United States bids fair to be an empire OF
mulattoes, inheriting some improvement,
perhaps, upon it's abolition blood; but q sad
depreciation of the African stock, which, in
its lowest thraldom, was never so debased
IS when its "rich currents" commingle with
the vile spawn of Black Republicanism.