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The Daily Dispatch: August 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], The affair at Malvern Hill. (search)
The Yankee General Pope. It is the nature of all men to love distinction.--The good peck it byt has been truly said, "is father to the man."--Pope was distinguished at the academy as the most shheart what the taste of blood is to the tiger. Pope was cruel by nature. He was not led on gradualis ears with the cries of human agony. How Pope blustered himself into the notice of the AdminiHe wanted a man to gain victories on paper, and Pope had just proved himself to be that man. His rephen, it is so easy to gain victories on paper? Pope was the right man, and he put him in the right soon as they heard that Smart was after them. Pope announced a great victory, in terms sufficientl before the very people he threatened to hang. Pope threatens to hang every Virginian who may be fo It saves the trouble of fighting, and fighting Pope does not like. His satellite, with the German tims, and is fattening them for the slaughter. Pope has cause to tremble for his laurels. He in a
The Daily Dispatch: August 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
a true New Englander; Neal Dow succumbing before the seductive influences of a mint julep. Oh! tell it not in Gath, and proclaim it not in New England. General Pope's plan. A gentleman lately in Washington reports to us what he heard Gen. Pope say a few days ago, in regard to one of the questions now before the public:Gen. Pope say a few days ago, in regard to one of the questions now before the public: "I want to kill'em; they have got to be killed, and it is not for me to care what the color of the man is who will help me to put an end to them; so bring on your niggers; if they will fight, they shall have a chance!" Sensible Pope, you propose to make war, and you will win!--Boston Trav. the questions now before the public: "I want to kill'em; they have got to be killed, and it is not for me to care what the color of the man is who will help me to put an end to them; so bring on your niggers; if they will fight, they shall have a chance!" Sensible Pope, you propose to make war, and you will win!--Boston Trav.
The Daily Dispatch: August 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Buell's army. (search)
and retreat to Nashville be cut off. It was believed that if it were practicable for Buell to reach Nashville with his troops, he would gladly have given up Andy Johnson's mad project of taking East Tennessee, and even abandoned Middle Tennessee, so as to reach his old stand point at Bowling Green, for the defence of Kentucky. His army is principally composed of Indians and Illinois troops, with the 77th Pennsylvania, three from Missouri, and some Kentucky and Ohio regiments. Another letter states Buell's army at 40,000 men, and says a "dash" would capture the whole command. It adds: All that is left of the Grand Yankee army of the Southwest is on its last legs. Halleck has resigned. Grant is trying to guard the lines around Memphis. Pope having so well succeeded in the manufacture of his lies while in the West has been transferred to the army of Virginia, to cope, if possible with McClellan, who has earned the reputation of being the greatest falsifier of the age.