The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-16
1.-THE Verdict Of the PeopIe.n
the FhIIaheIpHIH bE1sesIH, rtlerTIhg 70 the
recent Repu blican successes, says:

The fnlianeiphia bHife'in, referring TO INT
recent Repu bIican successes, says:
ave can Imagine different stste of things i
the course of the South had been dlfTeren, in re-
gard 10 the prisoners at Harpers Ferry. If. s-tls
Red with the blond that has been shed: satisfied with
the obvious fact that scarcely individual the
N,rth had any thin 10 do with the movement, the
South had ursed and Vir<inia consented. with s
mixture of mas nsninity and contempt, 70 !rf these
. .uceivs v,stly diife feeling at tae North :
people. The are ever ready to meet mag nanimity
and manliness with cSrdisl APPRECIATION. There is
soutsssn psape There III 49, =. and always hs. bs ems
every disposition 20 grant all that they could
allow confidence 1t has been granted
The North have asaed-as TO the vast maj oritv
Of the people-ro,hinE but this: that they .hon!d
NOT b. c"n2esd 70 aid IN oppression, that SLAYER
should not 10 forced ueou territory now free thai,
the South should not join with designing northern
yrospsrit, Of the country. They have demanded
hberty of speech aud tho isht of petition and rheS
have refused t. give the ris ht of DISCUSSING ali
In cuhArlties Of freemen"
The BssIsfis then proceeds to recount the
numerous iniquities of the South 1t says:
& THE South has forced the SLAYER, question on
sole su.rsnties for slavery; ksy have attempted
TO force slavery on free teTfiory they have tried
70 b., CUB. and encnurased the separation OF
parM OF Mexico, b, any means, in order to ac-
cemplish Whist 10 called, with intense lropy '.the
seniar;ins the area of fresd'm.' They have bull
forced 70 carry deadly weseons To defend their
Iyes, ana have struck down Northern Senator
Tor exercising the riSht Of speech IN the Senate
house ~ the chief representa- We of a SOVEREIGN
EtAte; they have winked at the revival Of the
slave trade. and now, mot ssttS 6ed tcith shooslng
SOUS AaHGtaf o. (dHattes. farv are determined
foJeves sscss.seH d,sKVst,d States 10 witneys the
sssvddtss spectacle az che hdngtHg II poor old
Da9Ws o.sfae fts de1d chr drsn. for high treason
The effect ef all this mixture o. bluster, bully
ing and bad maua.eBient. is to unite the North in
one phaisnx at Us admit that Il will unite the
eonth. too VII then! Precsel, the worst thing
taN esn poss ~ happen. Parties VIII beaomc
purely sectional Ia such a stru<gie, = united
North A<a,nst united South, who can fail to fore
see the result! The North can out vote the south,
Even With three hiths of the slaves presented :,
u inc present policy he carried oDt. the South
most lake tbs consequences OF its own rashness
The Old story OF the lamb muddying tho
waters over again! JOHN BaowS, q notorious
horss.thie! and his gang, come 10 Virginia ana
esnmit murder and robbery, and because Vir-
Ginia does not permit them 70 so unpublished
bscauss she does not permit the threats OF
her people TO be cut aud dismiss the cnt-ihroats
with polite request not To do 50 again, there.
tsrs the whole Nsrth becomes abofitionized
and the South 10 threatened with seryie and
styii wars. We leave II TO all candid men il
that Il not the sum and substance of the above
article. and OF the similar articles with which
the free.soii press OF the North now TEEN
All Ne have 70 say 10, in view OF such expires.
sious Of public sentiment, we quite agree with
Shs Rslsssis, when IL says " the gravest position
Of shtnss that ever existed from the beginnin.
81 this nation. appears TO be coming upon u..'