The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-04

h.6,re ne can 90 abroad-we have to redeem
onrselyes from the degrading position we have
occupied-our eountrymen must here repair
the ni ustce they have done us-we have an
inseparable identity with the millions of en-.
shaved in the land. Aye, IL would war with
the desire of God for us TO leave the continent.
Resolved. That the American colonization
scheme, ever false and unjust. because con.
ceised, existing aud persisting in error and in
justice, Is no less entitled to our upcompromi.
sing condemnation and contempt, because it
makes prominent the false plea that il is the
outstanding and ing Of Africa that i'm
pels them 10 effort.
So the ovster.sellers and shoe.blacks are to
achieve the emancipation o the Southern
blacks, and they are to open oysters and black
shoes no longer. That will hardly come to
pass in our day, SO we shall not trouble our
heads about il.
But it is pretty evident that il the fanatics o.
the North can effect it, the slavery agitation
will be renewed.
BALTIMORE AND THE SocTH.-A CORES
pondent asks us how the claim OF Baltimore 10
be considered the Queen City OF the SCUM
and Emporium of Southern Commerce squares
with the conspiracy in which she is notorious
Iy engaged TO create an outlet for Southern
commerce through the free-soil aters OF Del.
aware and Jersey? We can only reply that
the, claim Of Baltimore to be Southern EN-.
porium is the most impudent humbug of this
impudent and humbugging day. She never
can be great shipping port, or anything else
but retail shop for New York. She has no
sympathy in common with the South, and is
about as much Southern town as Boston or
Providence. She never intended to pass her
commerce out by the Capss of Virginia, for
that would be altogether out of The question.
FAIR AT PowHATAN c. H-A Fair will be
held at Powhatan Court House on Monday
next, which. we learn, will present unusual at.
fractions for both sexes. For the gentlemen,
there can be no doubt that il will, Powhatan
having been always famous for the number,
beauty, intelligence, and agreeable character of
her ladies, having lost nothing of her ancient
reputation in this particular, and being deter
mined 10 muster strong on that day. For the
ladies, we can say, that the beaux Of Powha-
tdu arc uuiheIousJ anu quito os hiiinS 40 'uO
generality of beaux in other sections of the
country. We received, moreover, note from
a very pretty young lady, yesterday, in which,
after inviting US, she told us that she had
commission to invite twelve others, and that
another lady was authorised TO invite as many
more from this city so that our fair Powhatan
friends have chance for two dozen metropol
itans in addition to the homemade MATERIAL
The number sounds very much as though they
Were sitting in judgment, and had sent ut our
fair correspondent and her associate to sum-
mon grand jury.
We know Powhatan we'll, and from long ex-
perience. There is, no where, where the vir
tue of hospitality fourishes in more uncor.
rupted vigor. We advise all who may be so
fortunate us to get bid, and who are not tied
to the stake as we are, TO go, and enjoy one of
the most pleasant days they ever spent.