The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-28

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NoRNINo TEBkuAEY g lsse
o... .HoUsTor.--This Texas veteran and
nrominens politician. who sis called He'd = the
T.-,h ..san.tor Sam Houston has been
:. !. tour nom washington 70 bcstcr'
,sc.uring ON the Indians and Texas. With
thess two themes the old General y quite ia
miliar, especially the Indians, with whom ne
-. aonici,iated for several years rs an In
Alan chief, wearing the toga and insignsa. OF
hid position. His sbdicsticn Of the ONCE Of
o,veruor Of Tennessee, and his voluntary
s,;la from his State. family and friends, ex-
changing al for the associations and hono ,a
of The red men. was attributed to family
troubles. He psrsevered in this estrsnge
msnk for several yesrs-long enough to learn
all about the Indians, and to become CON-
peteut lecturer uponthsir manners and hab
it.. He no doubt highly entertained the
Yankees with the peculiarities of the sons of
the forest. .s'..''- - =.
AT Boston, however. Gen. H. gave slight
variation to his programme elsewhere
There be delivered lecture on Siacery.-.
He had among his auditors number Of pro-
mineut men. including the Governor, Mr..
Rantoul, the rather famous Burlingame, and
,uo,,;nart .hol;t;on;ata Tha
many otner p'oA' ~ A.e
lecture was paS8ably 0ftno0ox 0outn-
..E.aa.as. axcent unon thu Nabraska and
Cru A uui d,
Kansas act Inc oea.'u' 0ooN suo sroano
upon eAo
the Senate, Dus WHICH Wa mot tne ground Oh
So,,.born CoY,1ressunen and Senators. We
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copy tins part OF ueH1. y. ieclufe:
40 far % the South has heretofore expressed It.
se,GEI sav the SSuth, % / have come 20 vindicstc
the south, asainst the responsibility sought to be
csss anon Il for that which ii Ia not responsible
ti,e gnuth has said, alet US alone let US regulate
our domestic institutions for ourselves you gov.
ernors. You ststesmen. 20 on and regulate your
domeetic Institutions but give US the same privi-
No. within our reserved rights Of sovereignty,
snS 4, T. al ne ask Let US alone" How long has
th.s snirit of acouiesceBcs beenf How perfect
-. n n ae comInanc ement of the last session of
Congressi Not q Voice Of discord. not Earring
sound Was hssrd Throughout the broad land,
nasoe eonaar.i harmony, end unanimity OF feel
fng nSevsiled. The compromises of 80 had crea.
ted for tho country q state Of peace and joyous
trsnouiiity mot before heard of. To be sure, some
and messures generally. No Earring sound wal
heard until voice procsimea Tnn .ne >. nearing n
S NJ tuS Az ' n.ond annieuse q -.
That was tue note Of discerd from whence did i
ensnese f f.os h..oy. that The South pever
manded II, nor did all the South Acquiesce In II
either henewea Greer LIDO. c1omar and
abuse. bot would net give fig for q man who
could mot stand up against the world when ms
p1smSs Not one IeoisIsture Of the whole South
not one Observation-Disclosures any uneasiness IN
Ger inc .sos IL .S,dr unt One orator mo. one
voice was heard claiming the repea! Of the Aissou.
Compromse NO, ye. nss ose 81 ,,u o ,n
erto ancrosch upon The rights Of the North. Loud
cheersl The North was not injured by 1t; the
iaJary Has zone - tue ntina nr,aa =,
the throat of the south whilst it was an abstraction
at most for not one slave would ever De recognize
slavery never could reac. north of Sc dee. go min,
while south of that line 1t would be productive Of
nsnen IN ~ az ao' 7. j. a.
rupted the bonds that connected the two sections,
aud created spPrenenslons IN tae lnas .. .ne PEG
dominion although il was barren sceptre fer It al
last. s-..e.-.., 90"
nwufrr sr.yrN-Tb;s ia the self.assumed
t;flo of wh;ta norsons in Nav York The
New York Tr;bune contains letter from a
ne,son Who SIGNS berseIf ."1rbe. Vp,fea of a
Wh,te .ya,eu She comnlains that her bus.
band a p,ass blower il compelled to work
without the rest that Is allowed ..the slave on
the plantation" She very pteousiy enquiries
while there are SO many to employ their
talents in behalf OF the eoiored slave Is there
not one 70 speak WORD Tor the winter =
Ahading 10 the severity OF the LABOR OF her
husband and MS fellow workmen' and the
il''ie reiaAation allowed tnem' sne enquiries
, "no can wonoer' noweve. much ,hey nay
uop.o.e .ne e,for' 'na' suoa mon snoulu TO
o.o,' .nen eAnsas'ou eneis'0 WIN "n af'ih-
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~ a1'onlon !. .na' WIN sucn eAannpies
sse,.,s a s $500 .ne osA.s.s y 'ne Nof.n
'r 0A".0. WIG. po"o'c 'opou 'heli