The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-04

ek" S'p'etS ihroW her baH0er to tue breeze
We VIII rally t" 1t as the emblem of our nlls
giance, whether IL bears Il Don itx folds sipsja
st"f, az Tue fspreaen tatiou / her undivided
sovereignty, or whole cons citation To marx
I've auih o+fs of eoaiedsral.d system. When
she etks, her voice witl be- decided at hom.
Aho, rust, respected abroad.
LkTTkE PRoM Il. u SCOTT, Rso
Inc bhquiier, OF yesterday, publishes the
| following istlsr:
| RIcRNo' d. Nov. 30th, 1850
| 10 fhe biftofs Qf tbs tcaoIosd Enqutsy:
| nhNlLfh ln 1oUr artI.le oi Ia g murning,
iLYhus ett,ntlon 10 tue ie,Iers of nt NJ tsuu nj
ht. hopkins, ,ou STATE tnat these 0 Lers wsie
written iu response to a iet,er addressed h, ors nf
the edtuEs OF ths Enqa rer "a, s,verat eti.stn n
Nh"ss name arc s.von, anon. wnlcn 4 nna m !,
| A5e not received tue letter addressed d, us tS
,heIu thes can, Gutwtnstandluk, tuiutsn Us W Il n
thrir on the pluprlety OF atsan'h1,nt =
otate Nvi entlon as well 10 the nature ot L1te
ac~vn. 4 ally, in sheir opinion, is u.s.rab.e az
| Without appropratlug to myself any part of tho
>oMHimehtaf, aiIasion made ~ Luose gentle ms a.,
.i aiIosatns 10 sseak Denait ui those with
o"t as an thdl'luuai, speakIng ON Iur NY self /
nav ho hesitation IN ed, .ns, that con uf l., tue
P,obItep Il az Sn nhoIns n state '.nuveHt'-u'
ne acti"n of D. me oIodI Sou n IN ssLeI States
anu the onFuus fesuits 10 wuIsnt ls 40 lob ie os
Haiiouhd Us ~ n ciicumst nces 100 .fave 10 be
r. ,"ta it " a. ol".h ~ H-horal assemOD.
10 taAe 10 acc 'uniol thv act tho Inc ulbei
~ho .ohp ." thia Ou4J Sero not eject q AI,u III ,
thUse Mo ale IT, iiHell III an . ttn 90 su
u at IT q. sit
.g-t, ue"i tieeI! Win Suest4o's "a etate LII II
'sFo'u.lous ave rise lat a. p 1Ltor of he
SoulAsrn OF stos now conteIupIate G. wltnuta- a.
t'nii- nc en"I u 1t, acc 'GuLug 10 ever, pro
UAbtlIt5, suIno tn =iu WI saurLy dc. A nv
iia seCess"h' tUoiel no 10 III iJT uUuDG netn
81 h7o-s -ssIOn - ain nE The Ieservsu I ma
Stdts al, the ei"Te couAlGutunat. A. Anu =.
Nhppose oi whether II arises Ion q = ht Ut lev
o'atou sc "thofs iiAaintd IL IIIs cutie s,
- seih'ine, uecau q WAstueI tu-I n1u a., 4
1dsea acco' d.As 40 tho view "a tne other, We
"'u aedi "Itn it DO a. .Xistins / cL 4 Ano9 vI
40 ILeans 10, ht1n Sta.e can I'd iorclDi, C IN,
-, ,'ru 90 i' Hiaih IA the LL.on aIu DufIorm tie
uutes t"dt [u sSiu 40 her IIeLnUeI uI I.s Ion
lodoi aGJ aAu suCn Is Intimate @ mn. xio Is
'"e~L t"e cru otdt 4 siuwins u. uf La1 In
-tlsuu Ii OF s'aFeft hi DC, ,sadru. L, le safe
y oI eaon upuu the possf OH L. respect Il, 10 =
opTi atUA % Tie edurnI Cove uulenl, t.at tno
~ nuIar di CT any coIslue. be .u.uI,er on turt
Aooessd IlJ ateUls r1ia,Iuus o. Lus ,tns,s a ii
LJuflo 81, IhPaifs tholr coudtIon IN tue iedeI al
iheso considerations would seem impl, an
oOiis hlIoh oi i'iGhd,5 Concert tUe part Of al
-h- SUu elern otites, Al Il crisis Sn .rva a. 49,
present, aui to fIrU.d unless der tue vres.ure
VI sJiuLe H. c1ssIty, lne 30 yaraje agt; oi an,
lAder pteseut circumstances, sep4ra,e acIiou
ofiA~ed uIsCoFuanL CT uuAels, ana IeauS u thu
suspicion oI an attempt 10 CO others INTO &C 9
vi i"Voiuti"n that ought 70 proceed only ijuIH
GanI coun els, AID IN tut too " ell calculated to
@ ensrnuod a1t@so sonisns from shoh eVil cVnse-
9uences ais hAeiJ To Il w.
| rof h,.oit, am unaItersb!y opposed to that
secession WIN ch Wuu leave Il liInlu. .sned um
Der u ths slaSeEo!d.nk STATES yukeu uefe Dce-
lass 10 tue ederal power; ana | am causi , nm
pJseu u any turin al sucessIun wnoa w ~ d oays
| WsshInsto ton. '1''-o -
II with the free States is to be broken
th5 sovernmeHt founded upon II shouIu be GIs
catuso' anu ebeh sectiOn SUBJ cted 10 the IKE
cesssty OF I'fmIns new Associations and inau.u
ram. new EoYeruuients upun them. Inns can be
accomplished bt cunceI ted ac llun If III u,, otn.r
way, !t eau he accomplished lhruusn tue iuslrs
al hthilt, o. uuf oenatJ's anu re. taIves IN
Noht res-' eecause AGAINST Their united action II
wyuld Ue nlpussIU!e the GuVe nmc Mt 10 Us adj
mIhlsteIed, ana tns l. go states wOutd ba prou.hL
20 tne Alternative OF Il redress Uf sTleyancos b,
voluntary action Ia Tue Union, or dissolution b
GgreCGneut.
Inc com,non interests of tue aveholdng States
are. itJ I'D iHsaL, AZ -tr bind tn IA 10
u COLLIN UesttA, and necsssltAte IN ua.e 70
lativba ailious them Iua, M uUn hst 90 MOI tnlD
= can TO eal, tU t.lvrs of our own .usItIon
To tndTawai OF MS ol the states may oom-
ve Us TO tHe same, 10, wkAtever may be our - IN
ION 80 10 Tue peII oi pres nj owls tha 5.LoEc
oi tao Proposed re III sd,. wo wou.d be eIt mar
row al .eruatIve.
| he pos,rIon of Maryland connects her espeoi-
allj ,Tltn th- late OF sIrGIn4d tu- / Ghlak We
should determihe upon no ultimate aotluu thou
unite in tue at o with az ri the reSump .iun o.
uef Jufsd c;IJn over the DlNirIce ul Lui m ia
~ou'd tust the u Yrrn"'eUt OF NdaHias ton, d,
h acc yinHodt tona IN that city would d once
fJd S Lhe cohVsLIe4 CAS- for tne Ca.llai of tn :
CUut1eIa IobitdeTscI.
! II q oHVentIUu OF our State he cal ed bv the
Gereta AssemthF, 1t "llt trust, he composed oI
he wIsest ana best vi he The su y Is Tor
| cuHsIuerhtiun WA be tue gTtvrsi uD,n = h Gh D.
peUp c1I bs oaued 20 deliberate, ard IL w,,lu bs
| .ntruslFe IL ne 20 suggest In advance n ma
ture ~ tue oLa actl IN proper to ne pu su d
| rvsuts aTs n the wlus. and II is Hpos % 9 10
| r.se thr HI h. 70 which he, nay preae { '
4. uat. u thu border of the Tree states
and .tahoIds - II were between tns extremes vi
o9pooias uti' ms, our aptrop 'te offc' wuutd
| . /, be tuat OF medl tor suatls c0yrr0n.ys
| ntts,' by itenul adlu tment OF tho con ,over
eiss ma. DIVIDE the seviIuus IN . way preserve
| tn, Union IL possiuis, or / taat bs Imp,s,i o
b, Just s.fe-ne"r between me two. ahsf.o,
tLet may tepeTale In peace No sec ssiun
Of PTJ ol the States, no GIssolut on y. Lh-
| Union that nus them Ioselner no over
/ tHrOw oi tbs Fedora Government will ol ,ai., a
any OF them from their geographical p1.iti No."
Tzr Var adj and
hrrIns ) Rtes, parts OF the ooutin nt GAShao
BY Lne ne oo II, pehetratsd Uy III. game tiyers
and naked tos tnsI By al those aIus iai &, ruc
| tureS winch soteEee and industry We hupp led
IJr the convenieAc, and LecessItiss OF the ntrr-
hal nIl-IC Il sreal and pruApsru u tlun
lhey ~Iu TesI In forever Lee .pIeseAtatlye re-
punlcs b und 10 ether b, the strUn est les hat
can unite Separate u III mites the tles OF uu-
mon tanBua.s COMMON blood, II comm ID rs.i-
sion- common Oh mmnn XII ~, r. com
mon haPpihea5, q coinmun pTosress snd com
lnJa nCeTest, aid % elect. ali time, ny d m
| mon prosperity II We tepsfate IN ice If sep,
c4us, d to spnng up amons us, wiz De ernaicatsd
as tns pIoduc 70 cause viii sappear, AID undsr
the essIns OF Provide Ce, " la Ii va a., nel n
uuIx and deal as lIleLds
While thess con side ratIOns admonish all an
strongly 10 just aud ten Pc ate action, can hut
lhlnk that peaceful suluLon OF aI present dIHi
cuitIes ls iaT.Y wltnln reach, ami nav ven
,ure 10 express The uope that the Cow ention o.
tir.lnia Il address lis efforts w.ely 10 the 40
comp Ishment Of tnat end | d.vId all,, / think
he soutlon IN and Ousht t. he lnuud in the
ITnIoI There are to ms If settlement com aat ihe
with tn equal nights the equal late rests and The
eQua rouor OF all the 81 ttes nut her these can
be 1bta ed depends, untOTtun lIel, not u o. n the
action OF VIrgluit or ans one oi the States but
upun he concurrent artlo' OF all. l. is The mis-
for uue OF some li the eediess nbsr of 9th
ets , bs DRAG sed INTO the conditions OF q com
luoA with much sollc tuds TO 6 assemb ing of
c rrss the pee at nn that eve u.ulenG of
81 n iuie nt am tns the members that bod, WI |
ena 10 & for II some better opinion to the
pract cahil y at u ea IslaJtnr' al nAtm- not
trat think power Of adjustment res das n
COnsress f the evil ~ ne o Il It's re tch bat mat
tie opl"Icns oI mernhois fr in the opp ling SEQ
I ouS ma, urn iudcaGI ms of INC q alton ar
tlsincuu ii m fecrd- ON estIeme y s!tious
ny shIcn 'he causes "t our present d'str ,cttons
) fe 70 er s,t6dFaSa from ieder -'us
son VorS r specially H. h Sc"rr.
EXTRACT FROM GOV PsRRY's MASSAGE.
Gov. Perry's Message 10 the FL rlda Legis.
lalure, after rehearSing the wrongs cf the
North TO The South, says:
Such, feow eltrz ns Is a mesgre outline "nl'
of = piclures nt wr"n AID outrage thai We are
ex ected 70 .naure nnrssistnsly Bat shall ne
eadure ~ Haven ttrhld! r5 d it tne m m
pied ed theu lives their fortunes ana their "a
cred hono,s' TO me'Hta n their lib-rts and ther
relinquish thu rich inherltance thus acquired!
Must we leopard our p esent s"curIt and our
future exist noe AS a free people. b, stopping now
To rear. ue 'hs abstract question of tHe rsht of
secessl r! have alread adverted To the import
ant difference bstween the political Iespons' cill
o. the people of he thirteen old Colonies and
those VIII h attach TO the pope Of the United
States. The 'o!mer beng sEbjec.s, could not with
draw from or t,rc bly, oppose their goyer III ant
without an act of rebeIon for, altnou< they de-
caI ed II risht to ch +Bge th-ir government,
the we're u iy ware that the rig ht depended upon
their success in III iintaInng Not so with ard
To the seople of states tn yRre SVbJ
b, ritix,Hs cjtlZsus owing the FIST and Atgh st
MI glance 20 the resocctive .oyeregn Stairs
While the States tematn m the Unicn, the olti
rs may ormmit aot of reheilI ag ainst heir
psrttculsr State or against the United Htat. g.
Bat the moment hat d State, in her sovereign Ca
tc,ty deciares Il solution a. the Federal ties.
har han from II 4 n
the federal Government, ard the State re
leased from all convennonal oblis q ions TO her
former associates. And more than thls-a oalpa-
bic infranir- b, one more of the other States
OF the c,venated rigbts of one more OF ths