The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-15
TnE.DALY DISPATCH
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AGITATION Or THE SLA, -.
Is obvious tnat tnefc 70 W o1 .o p".so - ~
anti slavery agitation. Inc ois'urDlne e'ei
ment gains instead Oh losing wren s'n. :. -
not the institution OF sisvery wn'cn u'enscss
the peace OF the country--u Is the Ola curse
Of former Republics ana OF human h latIl
selfish ambition, which is Wiling 70 make use
Of any means, agitate any topic, ana invaise
the country in any and every peril. to secure
its own selfish ends. 's9 sgls q sasaisf7 Z
The abolitionists proper. at the North-the
small band OF fanatics. represented by Gar
rison, Folsom, and Phillips, are simply idiots
or Inmates, who don't know their own pur-.
poses and are scarcely morally responsible
for their own actions If the sane portion of
the community would keep their hands off
the abolition subject, no harm would come
~ ;t,o any one but a few crazy folk of the
c.r.;.o, scboo, And to these M admen It
-.,,a :, foct ba strictly confined. hnt for the
rouao;.ns ,,no nsa ;t.s . bohbv IN ride into
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anti'siavery senument IN the iree ctates' eacn
of the two parties in those States has sought
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toscquife strebgh Dy oeing more raoicai
than the other, SO that now, the shortest road
"a co,v.-.,a ot,,.. :, .ho Gao Stotos is To
" powoi anu oinoo III .io noo o'o.0o "
out-Herod Herod in hostility to Southern IN
st;tnt;ops
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Where this thing is to end, 1t Is not difncuit
to foresee. Unless the slavery subject is ia
ken out of the hands of the politicians, it Will
blow the confederacy into fragments. 1t Will
be impossible for those who are rousing
whirlwlnd OF fanaucal' ant-siasefy sehti-
ment, to control and direct II. 1hey may
propose to limit Its success to certain metes
and bounds; but they might as well attempt
TO steer tornado on its course, and make 1t
confne itself to particular route. The
South should prepare calmy and dispassion'
ately for the evn Gay, and III concert with pa
triots OF every section, endeavor TO save Inc
country from the ruin that menaces II.
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IHE osoRf LA"s.-ihe superior oouft
neid az augusta oeofgla' recently MADE 'he
ionowihg presenllnent: 4asc
mGuau p,s.;n 90 - ~ ssr .n1 heIr o,
the best lights before u.s. we cannot doubt but these
laws are violated every Gay 10 an parts OF our state
are wholly inoperatye. We think that no law
should be retained the statute book of the State
wnen can pc oioised WIN lmpunny ana winch
therefore earnestly recommend to the legislature of
our state to repeal the penalty attached to said
m.
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snort Oh the promotion OF all trade. Inc
Ia" against usury Is anti eommerclai ana
opposed 10 common sense SIMPLY then'
because Il Is thus opposed to the spirit OF
commerce. II ought 10 De aoonsneo every
~nefe' out tnefe Is an INJURY besides this
OF very serious nature which comes OF re-
!ain'hg At aniong 'he laws Oh the State. AS
"is NOT geherany observed ana is not re-
specteo' IL tends 10 diminlsh the public re-