The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-21


rublie D1eetinss II Virginia.
Ine people of LoaisA county held large
nesting At their 0U6Ffs House on the fath inst
ool. Clayton q. Coleman presided. The rsso-
.suons ~ taks strong ground on the subject Of
tne rights q the Sou thern States and the Ag-
eEessi0ns of thu North. They declare that,
oeaf - the unfon and tts associations are, fts
preservation = mot desirable except IN strict
election u Seward. or any other Black Repub-
ilcan 20 the Presidency ought to 1,e followed
oy secession; that the LEGISLATURE ought to /
sauMPaste the military defences Of the State,
relation to the Harper's Ferry affair Is ap-
proved, md he Is pronounced a patriot and
statesman Vigilance committees were ap-
poured for tho county.
meeting was held 1T Eastyille. Northamn.
sDn county, on the t2th <Edaar J. SUadE
e. Esq, presiding. A Reorganization Of the mi.
sfcian, ir apa o the distrioation Of approved ana
ing RESOLUTION was also adOpted
!. Anat our State Legislature should pass laws
aging discriminating tax upon merchants ii
ing 2 s'a.e dealing with the North and offer
ing, necessary, bounty to those dealinR
WIN southern manufacturers and those i'm
porting foreign goods directly into Southern
Puts; AND our Delegate and Senator in the
noas s.asaare s are requested to sustain such
- Emelent ,nI volunteer companies are organizing
nrrl The citizens Of Hampton have cordially ap-
-
ieaoing Cities Of the State, to render US intle-
tunuenI OF the North, and pledged themselves
- Tt. rhssann ~ sucn action.
Gun nougn ana Ready Rife company, at
oSly ,s ,hy anu aoopfed RESOLUTIONS commendatory
Harnas.a iIs cono9ct OF the Executive in thes
readinss. - 10y Loray, and pledging their
40 >. = - " tuoTcu at moments warning TO
oo ead the honor of the State and The Consti
ResoIntians - = : me ~ SCUM
aeontoa h 30 ~ similar character have been
They saw ihe 1iefsncas 70 =, H. 5u.askl coanty.-
medlaleiv he NM nra,, - s,,nS e S.ase snouid in-
serve rha ~ uti,s aiou sueh iooting as TO pre-
Commonwaaith ,hfoughout the
should wifhnn,s , a. the Aeglsiature
demunstratinr .ho uoa .es anu resoiuu.ns
Confederacy eiva ito ,sr1,,, =. =. akihla ~ .ne
teal meas,iras for paoinp. a.'enuon 70 prac-
maintenanoa 20 tuo aSuve ana emclent
shall herea fter 10 sssa;Ias snss, whenever they
The peopie Of Pocs h.,.a.
they will a. All times ~ uec,aIe .nat
selves in readiness ~ tata 81 oiu ~ lrell n
Of their rirhfs their I;har,;p ~ a. A1 ~ pe ience
They hearty endorse tha rau e1ssl m1
and return thanks fo tho Goraroas f Us ~ .se'
sylyauia for his nromn1nsss IN anrra,dsri, enn
Cook and Hazlett Thev racommand ~. ,,al IN
sape of law ranpiring frea naorn aJ -, ~, nass
The Charleston Sharp Shooters. of Kapawha
county. nave passed strong resolutions, warn
ing .ne OF the Nor,n againss TURNER
of the Ieeisiatnra ~ M s ns,,a 20 ,;n
for arming and uni forming as many volunteer
companies as may organize, &c, &c.
=, 0ons Do,.s .he iesoiunons auoPtea AZ meeting
ing - o
That we will spare no efforts to raise and
equip, In tnis neighborhood, company ofysl-
unteer hiHemen. for protection At home, or
ser vice abroad
Inat We are utterly opposed to swelling the
ranks OF our enemies, by adding to them 10000
Tree negroes OF Virginia, and that We earnestly
recommend TO the present Legislature the
propriety OF passing a law requiring said free
negroes 10 oa sold into slavery.
The citizens of Rockingham county have
passed resolu tons, recommending military or
ganization, the establishment of direct trade
between virginia and foreign ports, &c. They
return thanks to Gov. Wise and the yolun-
teers.
One OF our correspondents has given an ac-
count OF the meetingin Botetourt county on
i2th INST: Inc resolutions are strong and pa
triouc. Inc direct trade movement Is warmly
approved and support is pledged to the enter
prise OF the merchants of Richmond. The prac-
sice OF sehding chiidren TO Northern schools Is
discouraged thanks are given to Gov. Wise
ana the military, and pledge to aid hereafter
-
AhI IN SOUTH MhhloA.-Advices
1ioni Due'os asies ~ tue DIS. ol oc'ooer' an
hounee Una. tue squaoroh OF Gen. urquiza
mas Lofceo 'he passage near tue Island OF MAR
TN uefcia' ana oattie had been fought be-
tween urquiza anu Tue army oI buenos Ayres.
fhe latter were beaten, ana fed to the town.
UrquiZa was marching ON Buenos Ayres A
letter says:
~. ,oa 81 o.,o..
r,. ,ue h, u - ~ ~. t, an ensaRenehl Was
iousn. ". "een 'aie ~, ioIces q. Cepeoa-Ur-
quiLa loi -. ous 5 ao,ouo lien oi aii branches
D.a a.. ~ a 80 ~ e., - - . oi.. luoe. me
Th p,as mas ao,,u t.ie Sums huni
/
M MsIA'y, ar nm nsnsing, nuI the ihian-
sry ahe eh,i uvesueu ,s;. alter .nree nonrs
nAru Hsniine, =. iuu.ine seven Dtliaiiohs OF
ne Enemy ioi nas Iisnt anu centre. lis
chaIgeo Win ..ae oayone. anu routeo, leaving
the Buehos Ayieans inas,efs oI the heid, with
ouo prisoners, inciue!hg Geh. SANTA Cruz, the
ehiei OF a.lli,ery. "a, y, hight tue buehos Ayre-
ouligeu, oy wan' u moIses, " iease some "a
ra,,isd his forcas .nd uhsn ,b. s,o.,rar af,
1,as With, ~ ,s. .,nas ~ Rrenos Ayras T,hs,
,1nn ,.,as 49, - sS,ar,;ai i.,r and .nrranaho '
, - - .; .,..'...., - Th 49,.
ms .uns. wu,e 80. veins ts a;I,' pi api oa,on
..m. s n,,, ~, a,,,ssa n1
''o''' iAa'' ~ .ei'e. .''e : o'eN "'
-, ,,,,.e
on Monday. 1.-THE thirteenth in all) Sherman
received ,lo votes Roteler Al. Rarksdale 90.
p.aooI, ,,T ~ u.r;s :. paanans T.r,or
A'osoeA - - ~ - - - ~ .. =
ouu tAaS SS-sSSAAns. AAA" "<AS eAt~'
the withdrawal of Mr. Bocock, who said, in
concluding his speech:
before .ans Heal WIN sAs .lsas 40 nos
the House of Renresenta tiyes but there is one
feeling scarcely less dear to me, if at all less
dear man Ina.: ~ is snas aasR sw0 ,s ".sxs ss
csnxsss fee, that I have Conducted myself
in q manner worthy Of n renresentatiye Of q
free chiyaIrous. and generous constituency
Had gone into that Chair. / would have gone
an tirply nncommitted. free TO do equal aud
exacs instice TO every member of this body