The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-18
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ofine~naksoaal copyright thorosshay snd sbly.-
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We DO noe aasest thak law Of International copy
MI wonn nct multiply shs prOd,s g g scoss
o. cIfsee would be % stimulate the fecundiiy Of
psnny-arlinrs and tale mongcrs. and thus deiuse
~ eounsry With q literature which Neuld vifiats
- public tssse. and corrupt the public morals.-
vusad % Inssnsibls 10 its ialuesc1, hot oar Los-
eess and Lippards would swarm and aouriah IN ks
viv1fyjnR rays. And thus, excommunicated By iis
cpefasipn from the society Of Macaulay and Bull.
wsr and Tsanyson tho great mass Of readers In tho
cuankry would be driven 70 subsist on the trash
which bsucs from the press Of Peterson. We will
MT consent to the substitute. The literature OF
Great Britain not only exhibits the highest inteiec-
tual excellence, buf IT. moral character 10 In me
sin sound snd heslthfuL The cannot 1e as,a o. Of
The suncae Tom" and .Hot Corn" productions o.
Northern ecrihblera for whose benefit sougnt @
subject the country 70 IN unnecessary burden ana
grisvous restriction.
Ii another article the Enquirer ailudes briedyto
Mr. Bosts Nebraska letter, regarding Il a. bid
for the abolition vote In view of nomination for
The Presidency.
Tho Waig quotes from the New YORK Ztibsns .
paragraph Of philosophic wrath, called forth by
certain advertisements which Greedy encountered
In the New Orleans papers The Mig draws
comparison between "voluutary' and sinvolunta-
~" servitude administers to Greedy severe lash.
ing. and concludes a. follows Yk sg,5 !
The Northern capitalism, to keep their white
slaves n sunjecdon, viii be compelled to resort to
AR0 <|<v0A A. Il
white slavery existed, has been compelled TO do
and thdn ceases public liberty; or they neglect
that precaution, they may expect riot4, rebelions
and renewal of the Jaeqaerae In France. There
y no alternative. Slavery in the South and the
vide extent Of new country have combined to
protect them thus far !; but their Conservative
qualttaes viii be exhausted in the end. lfagr
The Waie has also several other editorials, among
which We notice one explaining the grounds Of its
Opposition to the Covingten and Ohio Bill. 1t 10
not opposed 10 railroad connexion with the Ohio,
but = opposed to the present plan Of operations.
which u believes would swamp the Treasury with
out completing the work.
Tho Ezawiner has an editorial sarcasm upon
Exfoliatorr and Exfoliation. An Exfoliato 1t de.
fnesto be weakand unworthy Democratic brother,
who Il not more reliable than broken reed, and
who desera his party whenever he wishes to ad.
vance his own selfish ends. ExfolatIon, it argues,
has been legislative vice in Virginia for several
years past; but one BY one this class has disap.
psared from the Legislature, leaving only few
tough, old stagers to experience and keen dis.
appointments. In another article the Ezaminer OPP
poses IN extra session Of the Legislature.
The Penny Post has an editorial on 1.-THE Issues
Of the Esstern War" another on the business
prosperity of Post and another still on the Gads-
den treaty, which hopes will not pass the Senate
The Mail argues with considerable ability that
the policy Of the English press, since the com.
mencement of the Eastern difficulty, has been
such ~ to create great scarcity of corn and great
distress in the manufacturing and commercial dis
trics of Great Britain Happily, In this condition
IF affairs the United States is able to supply the de-
nd and Il Is the part Of wisdom not to 60 wildly
and bl;ndly into commercial excuses and ruinous
spsculaions, but use wisely and prudently the adj
vantages Ne possess. In this consists our true safe