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The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], The raid into Southwestern Virginia--depredations of the enemy. (search)
overnment has information it is said, that about ten thousand deserters from its army are now in Canada, and in a destitute condition. The Ohio election was duly observed on the 23d October by the officers from that State--one hundred and sixty-three in number — confined in the Libby Prison, at Richmond. The poll-book and tally list have arrived at Columbus. Of the whole number of votes cast John Brough received one hundred and sixty-two--one was given for H. J. Jewelt and none for Vallandigham. George W. Longley, of Baltimore, employed by the Sanitary Commission, was captured by the Confederates, near Chancellorsville, on the late advance. Efforts are being made through Gen. Hitchcock to have him released. Bridgeport, Conn., for a long time a thoroughly secession place, was the scene of a Union victory on Monday--the entire loyal ticket for charter officers having been chosen by majorities ranging from 80 to 113. The authorities of a number of towns in Massachus
The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1863., [Electronic resource], The raid into Southwestern Virginia--depredations of the enemy. (search)
e South. They do more to stimulate and keep alive the spirit of rebellion than any other members of society. Many a man wearing the Federal uniform is a traitor, and where the men are true their wives are false. It is this which has so often proved ruinous to the Union cause. Here, every mind, heart and arm are bent to the cause of the South. Money, property, crops, everything, is sacrificed for the main idea. Thus the South has been able to maintain its position thus far. As Vallandigham has announced himself a prisoner of war, they expect to forward him to City Point in exchange for some rebel. He wishes to go to Canada in order to influence the vote of Ohio. Put the wretch in Fort Warren. Oh, friend, watch well, and, I beseech thee, allow no appearance of Southern sympathy in your presence. This letter would be my death warrant if discovered. "Whatever my fate may be, Do not weep for me." Now as then, Santa Trinita, [This letter was enclos