Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29

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Confederate .soldiers will recoliect the
persons. events. and incidents referred
TO. and hope It Will he read with interest.
IT comes now as a piece Of war literature,
and I think that, appearing now-thirty-
three years after the wsr-together with
the events and incidents referred to in
it, II VIII provoke pleasure IN reading
same. The authors name was not given
when it was published originally.
J.. u. II. CRiSMOND.
Old hbe's Message July 4. 1861.
once more Representatives, Senator's
You come 10 my capital swift at my call.
It's "eil for you've something important
In this most disagreeable national stew:
For since / came hither To run the ma
chine,
DlsguisrI In a Scotch cap, AMI fun Lin
There's the devil to pay in the whole
blame concern.
As from % Cameron and Seward AMI
Chase you Will learn,
And while everything here OF a b~urst-up
I'm certain you'll put it all right in the
morning.
So T.. DO as I tell you. be on the alert.
For the pauic's fictitious, and nobody's
hurt.
Tve started no war Of INVASION you
Let Who viii pretend to deny it-that's
So.
But / saw from the White House an i'm
puI.ut rag.
Which they toli M was known as JEFF.
DAVIS iag.
1Tnsnit,1g my e6ycrnment. nouiing the
Aboy. nv Alexandria. isn't it co Bates.
La,s The states?
- J the rag down.
Mrs. Lincoln sh" Nd"''u
But Young Ellsworth he kinder so'
And came back in il galvanized burial
I'm, ,hen. Jackson, the %scoundrel, ne got
his desert. ..ho1y,s
Eos the panic's fictitious anu hop'"' "
N''' ..,o, for
!" a week. bar, # the
10 % creek; main, o,,u, onv
"'' or more In. On ,,a
thorr' .ooi
Anu =. Gre 'em;
tire EN-. .,oot,rc
FOE and crippled our feet. r.,r.,t.
Vim decks fulI OF passengers-lead-head''
r,r m IiiagoI Of fresh collins there straight
W VIZ , "aS nt 80 Mathias's they killed
am .nin Ward
In command of the 90 Freeborh-th "'
put ~ suiie Of all this, the rebelion's a
'''' enurt
r. ,onic's fictitious, AMI aODody 5
~" hurt
u.rorr,,h !, beg leave to submit the re-
Port IN. General. concerning the
VI iutw'
sP"It ot "Great Bethel" near
lheS r - Monroe.
with 90 Hda anu ""s'''
And her,, ,e' me say
l neyTr hayS known Una" '''
For h GLi I9ET3 me como"
And thrown our peninsula p''"7
Whi'r cr m T Ra,i@r 0' ""''
Won" S,1 sT,Isr. ~
AMI tbat ipsDlcnt Rebel Will cal 10 our
The aiah, 1T Great y thel' tn, New
rb., Ni .nn" 3D. B1il-r at once with who
Can S drire this Masrudcr clean INTO the
And ssF5.an lp confident stiu TO- assert,
INIT the p4ufc's fictitious and noboiy
hunt.
.qy. ~, ,royipce bareln-briefy to state.
r1t. s 49, ~ ~, PROVINCES yr-ly 81 late.
H' sl@te 90" o. n rrli,nd-ona mas the paw
~ mn, -, lion mon her. and one has the
'a''eI n' i,I HIS
nh c,,.b,j a liz thing. mako
h''" @ ~ e. sTv IL il.
=. I.uis il silent and Baltimore dumb.
T6.yy ', sear IN, the monotone roll Of my
49, drru
In fine 'i istier vile seaport I ordered -, cad
vaIl,d.r
r., manorla freedom and thro' IN, crowd
follow her.
plain,
WITH Newman. habels corpus, ana
KAN:
AMI a. for that grabbed old lotori, Judge
am oim Taney.
For much would put him on bo1rd OF
And make his decisions q It'll" NOR
curt:
For the uanic's fictitious and NOBODY >
hurt.
And now tn just tell You what II nave
you 10 DO.
I'm order L. put your ne" 1IeSi"e"'
through:
First. three hundred millions "ahtfd Dy
G9 chase.
Tie cannot run longer the government
face,
And 90 Cam"rOn wants Tor the use 81
old 40 SGT
About five hundred thousand more men
than he's got.