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The Daily Dispatch: December 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], Another haul upon the Yankees. (search)
ere in a dying condition, whom has the world to blame for such an untimely arrest of the "irresistible conflict" but Robert E. Lee? It is with pain that we pay these land things against Gen. Lee. were there the slightest appearance, or the paGen. Lee. were there the slightest appearance, or the painters hope of information, we should forbear. But we are none whatever. We cannot see the faintest sign of remorse for having slaughtered 100,000 Yankees, decrepitated three Yankee Generals, broken up Lincoln's Cabinet and stopped the supplies of ast Saturday week, standing "in the portico of the Phillips House, " safe on the other side of the river, five miles and a half from the battle, surveying it, spy glass in hand and think of him now. Ah ! General Lee, General Lee, this is too bad ! ast Saturday week, standing "in the portico of the Phillips House, " safe on the other side of the river, five miles and a half from the battle, surveying it, spy glass in hand and think of him now. Ah ! General Lee, General Lee, this is too bad !