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Sodom (Israel) (search for this): article 5
Richmond. --The Charleston Courtier has an article on Richmond, from which we take the following extract: Richmond has been taken, destroyed, and a new city built on and over its rules. The Richmond of old; the site of residences of gentlemen, of elegant hospitalities and social virtues, with the combined advantages and virtues of city and country life and culture; this Richmond has been taken and destroyed, and on its ruins has been erected a new Richmond, after the moral model of Sodom and New York and Washington. Great and good old Virginia mother of States and statesmen, has done and suffered guelf for the Confederacy, and has suffered much from the Yankees, but the severest blow she has yet received was the invasion and occupation of the Confederate Congress; and the transformation of her Richmond into a Confederate Metropolis. Alabama, Georgia, or any State further South, would and could have endured such occupation and transformation with less injury on account of t
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 5
ulture; this Richmond has been taken and destroyed, and on its ruins has been erected a new Richmond, after the moral model of Sodom and New York and Washington. Great and good old Virginia mother of States and statesmen, has done and suffered guelf for the Confederacy, and has suffered much from the Yankees, but the severest blow she has yet received was the invasion and occupation of the Confederate Congress; and the transformation of her Richmond into a Confederate Metropolis. Alabama, Georgia, or any State further South, would and could have endured such occupation and transformation with less injury on account of their greater protecting distance from the border and the site of the dirty dynasty of Washington. Are the incidents and phases and appendages and practices of rascality, licentiousness, villainy, and corruption in all forms which marked Washington, and have been so faithfully transferred to the new Washington in Richmond, necessarily found in a metropolis of a profes
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 5
ife and culture; this Richmond has been taken and destroyed, and on its ruins has been erected a new Richmond, after the moral model of Sodom and New York and Washington. Great and good old Virginia mother of States and statesmen, has done and suffered guelf for the Confederacy, and has suffered much from the Yankees, but the severest blow she has yet received was the invasion and occupation of the Confederate Congress; and the transformation of her Richmond into a Confederate Metropolis. Alabama, Georgia, or any State further South, would and could have endured such occupation and transformation with less injury on account of their greater protecting distance from the border and the site of the dirty dynasty of Washington. Are the incidents and phases and appendages and practices of rascality, licentiousness, villainy, and corruption in all forms which marked Washington, and have been so faithfully transferred to the new Washington in Richmond, necessarily found in a metropolis of