The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
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The following Il pari "a NV .,.,,s
which the Governor OF Naw 49,.
Jadses and merchants. anu say -s.s ~, 80 ~.
bsss " Congrsss. have Isse'A -. s,,~..
parpose OF striking down siAsely "A" s"'s-
holders ,..
=, T.o-ough orsanzstion and independent 20.
H.;s., ses,s,a on the part Of the non -siase'o'as
whites Of .as ss Tes.a sl.very ssvehodsrs ne
aesasr VOC to asiy oae who advocates the re-
s~n,,oa and pcfpetuStfea Of sasnsn
IS Neco cpersu9H vain pae.s,a s. - ,s.,i,atipn
vita tsem s,rans." 10 pro slavery merchants; no
~rs.,shp IN save. wsitlns hotels, NJ ices 70 p.o
"rs gaw,ers. no emric, meut OF pro-ssavers
pn, s,o,ans; no audience TO pro,sia
* Abrupt discoli.auanes of subscription to pro-
ny y fhs s'sa,ss' possible announcement to free
Here il what the sixTY-SIGHT demand Tor the
class with which they profess to sympathize'
Whist ws want ard must have. as the onls sure
mean of attaniag To \ position worthy OF s"s.t
eAn Ststss IN This ets,acnty pro ressise "ae
pr,e,ag virtueus aad unshsckled roPniation' an
untrammeiled psess. ard the freedom OF spessen
srces and other persons OF whatever color or con,
dition. we demand all the rikhis, ihtereses aug
ss.sss q a mankind * IN the Sert
Ftsnce. ia germans orr any oansi ia,
end sn sened sosnss i ss ,an ,s demand
vill ha promptly and dsda null. rejected.
~ souTHERArRs TAKE H. soe IN OUT OF I ~. =
Union, IT is TO n. Dgousnr BACK WITHOUT
And now, sirs, we have thus laid down our ulti-
soMsssns ars sdiaI. of ooarss. Perhaps you VIII
dissolve the Union AIN. Do it, II sou dare. Our
And wa ssrs sss Ss @
of the American Union, ", by any 'asans, yen
20 ssss4d - year irsasonaete attempts 70 taSs ths
back so-,asyrosr--0 she sots eteny ieifh yoR Sas
sciu rsfurs ,cithost VOC. DO not mistake the
meaning Of the last clause Of the last sentence;
va could clucdate it SO thoroughly that no IN
tell cent person could tail 10 comprehend II; but
ier reasons which may heseasee appeai Se e
be consulted ia the South aside from tse interests
Of No roes and Shareholders. A profound sense o.
Tor the abolition of slavery; an equally profound
sense Of dats calls for continuation OF these ell
forts until the very last Toe to freedom shall have
been utterly vanauished. To the summons oi the
ri hteous monitor within, we shall endsaVor 10
prove faithful; no opportunity for iniiictinE NOR
tai voand in the side OF slavery shall be permitted
10 pass US unfnproved. -, =,
fully and frankly defined our position We have
no notifications To propose, n, COMPROMISES tn
offer. nathins to retract frown slrs. iret foam
brns on civil war, Dissolve the Union nay. ami
hiiate The solar stem if you wilt do all this. more
less, better. worse. anyihinz-do what you VII.
s,rs. you can neither foul nor n;imidate us; Our
purpose is as firmly fixed as the eternal pillars OF
Hea en-. We have determined to abolish slavery
and. SO help US 0od abolish it We will Take tins
to bed with you to nj BIT, Sis. and think about 1t,
morrow mornint.
This is the book which is recommended by
the Governor of New York, by Judges and
merchants. and by the following sixty leigh:
members Of Congress:
echa, Ter colfsx. J: r. Farrsvorth,
hnson baI a n ame' y Z I kRa anfa
Amas p Grau,er, Philemon B lss.
Eawln M G M asseaas " : Lapaah'
Joshas R. Giddinss, T. DAVIS, tlowa
c ce,rsn csaa,s lima, Rovce
William H. Kelsey, Isasc p. Clawson,
Mm U nipn~a'd' g.. Mn y n,
John Snerl,sn, Valente. B Horton,
GeoI e W " gamer raees ~, II: Morse
H-nry l.. Dawes, WIiiam Stewart,
YuSSin = Merrill, Ss.iue SuIts'
J. A. Bin. nam, John NJ Parker
VIZ. Kelleig. Sienhen e Ester,
a B.niauin stanton, Charles b Hoard.
Edward podd, John Thompson,
Gobn covoSs. v;m. - III Rr ra.Sl
al. c; @ashhurne, James Butin ton,
ahrnb,@ n DIN 81 e"s Ric d m's Naa2
sldne, Deane. Gsor.e r. Ro bins,
Emn1, q P E. .mss IA ;is" a'oh'
Dewitt &. Leach, s. A Purviance,
H9hn r fotter, sTahc 8 SPINNER
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,ha infamous ,.ooL 90 uv,,., ,,,, ,..ro
frantad this revolutionary ro,,na ovor ef,v
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sentence ""ic"' III INC ieeA'essh ess VI theii
rage and animosity, these conspirators have
ungrardediy let iaii, ara winch, like vivid
HASH OF ilgntning In DARK nIght, mas revealed
their real intents and purposes-"HENcE-
fokIH THERE AXE OTHER INTERESTS TO BE