The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-27
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

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VIM. II. Seward.
,r,o fal,oyvipr arc extracts from speech Oh
VIM n Seward. delivered to New YORK "son
meeting. on the subject Of slavery
.r,.;L :. M. arrange or extrayaEapt when say 70
, ,bs, am ay;stoeyaey has already arisen here: ana
that IL 4 already undermining the kepaohc- -
.,rsr<oed class has existed in tins country nom az
ra,i, geriod of it's settlement. Ndrevp eons''t',s
that class They have a special foundation Oh VIM
TO stand, namely personal dominion over slaves
.SI.very ia not and never can he Perpetua.eti nm.
will be oyerthrown either peacefuIiy OF brers;on OF
der the Constitution. it will work tne throw
the Constitution together with its own .,ruoof-
Tim IRE siareholders .coud PERISH ~ ;aence and
The change can now be made VII LID ,emper of the
by the agency Of the ballet II viii contrib
nation - Jnss md endure any sacrifices 10
great end important cbahse'
auc ,nst restore the demoralized virtue o. w.,
,,ion we r1osf restore the pr1ncpie " ;c;in1e az
among the members OF tge s ;,;.rent rights of
tho sarredness OF the absolute ard lphereh % Jsses
men We want then an organizations ofeh 10 az hoId
and lint ercfndes none W liar onenly
nn,.nok.n freespoken organization-one that
p. -. r;,c;nlss ia uurposes and its ohJec,ss1
- fssr ~ God and not of manlike that army s..h RI
Cromwell led that established the comm n.
England. This is the organization w sr
The above certainly has the merit OF Canton
Co.. :, o. no mn. down by an "outspoken or
,,,;va,;on that openly proelaims its pf1iicip'o',
s".'1- -.-.,n;eI r,o,a,rslI led" "What words
like that army ,rhtch CFo''NoSt :, Y,-.,oI
If Indignation exclainis the New 1olN 'o"in "
Of Commerce care strong enough against d mo"
who occupies the high position of Senator Oh vi,
1t,;,ed States. and aspiring to the presidency u
+be yeruhic darcs to talk of struggle eafre'i VI
b. an or,,r;zation with armed rebellion prihci
Mos and win fhe avo.ved possible end WHICH III
Seward expresses in the sentence, Hen ii'f
sr ,vruoIDERs WOULD PERISH IN THE sito'
err Notwithstanding the ambition OF 'ne ma"
=, ..,no, he blind to the fact that the sucoe'a "
bis efforts would be deadly blow TO the iiesiNy
81 .ho Union. and that the change he would ofine
,hout cannot be effected without so"''s ~
heritage of freedom to the winds
In view of these developments, 1t is 'he o'''S Vi
Tho South. while holding fast It's ioyany " 'It
Constitution TO consider what safeguards Ii Shou
aaon, against the design openly proclaimed pS
Seward That crafty politician calculates on LIT
;nne4uositv of the Southern character, ana It's po
E,;c.l divisions. We believe he Will ma hliiScN
mistaken in both respects. We trust THAT III 'i
hour Of real danger the South can be as cooi aS Il
;hrave that il can exercise forecast ana pruuehce
tho, II can discard its own political DIVISIONS III
.,o for its bcarth-st and its honor. 1t ma
de,, with willy adversary let it keep Its heat
cooI and its ewes open. There can De no treason
IN the Union in looking about ana delipera'ins
what best can be done what elements oi te'i''
.pee can be combined, either IN the South OF apro
n defend itself against those who are compihiht
foreign and domestic fanaticisR against the souti
and it's institutions.
Let the leading statesmen of the South consul
together and prepare for the future