The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13
sPIRIT OFrHE pRrs.

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The Psnsy Post says that the Pstss.bur. y.,.,,;
seHetr seen TO regard he Airicasixatios Il c,,h.
= very much hunbus; IN opinion wish ukieh =.
| rosy does nos coineide The snnouneesne,ts,. !.
'oys' 'eeses, ths1 avery negro founl % ~ Id.,d
AhoH M rsgistsr becoaaes ipso Eaexo fps.y 1. ON.
posed % SUCH eonclnslon Refsreee.h !.
sn article published sometime since 8 n. T..do,
4"es' wnere'n the opinion was expressed .tbst h
would be better to let the Uuited s,.,.. -. GO.
inasmuch % mat fact would Il ouce put - e.,a !,
the Importation OF slaves from Affjca vvh11h.r
this article operafed on the fsars Of he scsn,.h
Gosernnaent ornot The Post b moi prsp.rsdt IS Nv
but 10 known thss The decree for ths shoaIs, ~
The African slave trsde Solowsa very esose,y mon
~ heeia and that this Register bastnssa wss epsr
o. II The Posi infess from all she circumstsacss
mat England has had something 70 do Win trans
acfaons IN Cubs; but hkethe Tsfelgeneer. h cannot
exactly understand why England should wish TO
embroii herself with rs jast at tAis time. Under
otner circumstances, We could zee plainly esouah.
una. would be greatly 10 her sdvantage 10 have
entire Command Of the Gull Of Mexico. sa.ss
Inc EnqKirer has leader headed ssrhe Pyinci.
P'es Of the Veto Messagen Alter allsdine 10 the
act thafthe veto Of the Lunasic Land bin bacon
s'outed more than all other causes 10 lsr~nashen
.1e Adninistrstien in the confidence Of ,he cour;
- sno Of the Democratic party-sos 50 much IN
| p-.sss' =. OF the particular measure which the
i ..a.s -. approved, but because he was under.
me Luuatic Land bill, to Iay down
&C., - ~n'cn would apply wirh greater force to
-Au more mischievous schemes for NE .,,s.
| 1. " ne public iands--it says thst an article
-" asninston Union Of the 10Th ipue "a, h.
l eau WIN morf'hcstion and regret by the ,fr;snd.
VI ne Administration. The EaqHirer co.ssnd.
mat the design Of that article was to rebure IN.
.eai OF those confding iriends of the Admipistr..
uon' who anticipate a veto Of the Homes,e.a hin,
from the tenor of the message against or.n,,ng
ana' lor the support of the INDECENT insane The
oN'"" protests against such construction of that
"ssSage as will loperate adversely to measures now
os'ore Congress- affirming that such construction
~ou'o have the effect to s6arrass the future ecsion
~ the Prssident. This language the Enquirer 10
compelled to regard a. signi6eant--andi in conclu.
sion says;
Inc Democracy of Virginia have not faltered In
sne mlds. OF fearful detection nor will they prove
tranon Ia true to the principles of the party. But
| we VIII not undertake to answer for the conse.
quences OF general conviction that the President
Bill ''s''' '''s
The Examiner devotes leader to the Nebraska
and Kansas Bill. 1t says the passage of that bin
purged of Claytons amendment, win materially
help to settle at once and forever the whole slavery
agitation in the halls Of Congress-to quiet the sp.
prehensions Of the country, aud to restore ultimate.
~ that fraternal harmony between the North and
South which the fanaticism; hypocrisy, ialsehood
aud treason of such people - the editorial tribe of
the Tribune, and Seward, Stowe, Wade and Stone
have been gendering and promugsting for great
many years The Examiner also says that the pas
sage Of the bill viii be glorious triumph OF the
Admin istration-it viii secure for It the confidence
Of the Democratic masses and bring them up cheer
fully to its mpport-andi in conclusion remarks that
Virginia and the South stand unit In their appro-
val of the Nebraska settlement. l't8
The Mali briefly reviews the circumstances of
the case of An Marshall against the BaltimOrss and
Ohio Railroad Company, which has just besn de-
| cided by the Supreme Court against Mr.. Marshall.
The Mail does not question the corrsctnes& Of ths
decision Of the Court, but says the act of the
pany In refusing payment to Mr.. Msrshall for his
services, 10 just as fagrantly dishonest as il they
| nau etoicu ulS puIbc- NO AItCIc ConGluucs Win
the hope that the Legislature of Virginia win not
be so ready togrant rights Of way again to foreign
corporations, when their success bringsaboat such
disgraeeful results ~ the treatment Of Alexander
| J. Marshan by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company ,sx a's sa ns.4ssi tisass- as
The WhiS has an article upon abolition Despe.
ration, in which It disposes of some Of the desps-
rate assertions Of the Abolition press with regard
| to Cuba. The N. Y. Times asserts that Cuba will
never come into the Union - slave State, II u
does the North is urged to resent the aagrant and
intolerable insult by Immediately and deliberately
proceeding to dissolve the Union. The WAiT says,
If Northern men madly suppose that Cubs, whsn
acquired, win be adnAtted Into ths Union a. free
State, they are grievously mtstaksn. Such IN
event is not upon the calendar Of fprobabilies and
II were, II requires not the gift Of prophecy 20
torstell that the South would never submit ~ IL
THE LAsr Wonps or JoHN HsspaIcxsoM --The
following publication has been made by fbs nav.
Or. Kennedy, as the subsaanee ofa aatsnsnG msde
70 him by John Hendrickson Jr., ON The a1tsrnoon
ureceding his execution: s. ssYsa.ss. sssst
.My Dear PARENTS Tomorrow am soldie; end,
standing a DO on the brink Of etefniyi WI TO
/ the pfeoeHCc - bunS Wutyk1
srn soon to appear that an entirely innocenfof
| The crime Of numbering my wife. dd pef ltye
| her poison. do not know that any ose ei:e et.s
her poison She did not come to her deaf9 ~ No
leuce Of any kiad % fer asI know belsese s9o
djsd . natural DEATH She did n0t vomk o. Qe
nisht Of her death. never knew there va eucn
Al article as scopife 10 the world, until alter Was
put In jail; nor did know by any other NAME
DIR. Kennedy adds thss the Same pFossssaiaossesf
Innocence were repeated b. Hsndricksoa " tofes
hour Of his execution 80 ss.~s 4.
PAsIc.-A stage arrived u Greensbore n. g,
last week, from Rslsiah hssing on beard4 lssxs
number Of passengers, oas of whnn had tie arnali
pox. An awful panic spread enenGt - inaabt
Hsnts. The unfortunats man WAS pot psrn1tetfo
enter hotel, bat was seized and euaranfinea -
the country. The Stage psssengers haA 20 t4seo of
the presence Of email pox among them. sntn thsy
reached Greensboro. - s. e
THoxAs H. BsnToN AHp rsm 81, skpuss PEER
xAsrEs.-Ths snnepnesnsent ot Col Beasos. sest
he would not receive snS lelaars throaeh ~ r.
Louis post once. has slifred " tke PQstpeeter,
Mr.. Armarong. Of that plece. 4 correapoadenk o1