The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
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WAsHIs9ToN, Dec 10. 1880
=, Chion sayingis now the order OF the day
Every man meet, barring only tie dlsunion .
lists per Sc, has plan of his own MI tan m in. .
utes ago, gen ntleman OF more than ordinary
intelligence said: I'VE must look upon this
matter in the light Of business We must
WIND up the old concern. Mea IA time let tne
siga say 'up-the Government @ ON collect.
Ing and paying debts. II any OF the partner
States want 10 go out, permit them Don't
.gn', Tor Inc sake OF The reputation OF he
nfm Let me mem bers that reInaiu in see If
they can't come to an pcers rstaudiug S many
OF them as can sgrre, must take Tue Govern
m mt and administer on ,h1 effects Thoss
VINO can't agree. mus go scot tree aud set up
Tor themselves"
As my Individual views have no place here
my duty is done la sIatine matr.rs as tt,t v are
not as would have them. Whatever plaus
arise shall bs given to yJur readers Impair.
italy.
Burnett aud Ex-Gov. Smith are discussing
whether Ha " kiHs shall be excused /; ia inst
"a waste of time Burnett has well said mat
tie time for saving The Government 10 not by
euiogies on the Cynstltution, but by prompt
action. The Crisis Dom mmiLtse, as il Is Called.
with or without Hawkins aud By ee, will LOT
reach CONCLUSION satisfact tory " ab BODY but
q lew people who desire the Uniou under any
circumstances.
1t would tickle you to hear Republicans
talking about the South. They speak az If he
Sou h belonged TO anotber sphere. Are these
SoutherIers generally intelligent 3" inquired
- NAe IL my ue1i aug, tlS OIUeT udH.-
why" replied an Onio man, "they can tell
more about your own district than you can
tell yourself
"Ah indeed. But s.he &ower class there
they are grossly ignorant, aren't they ~
Then the two agreed that in the South there
was both higher and lower class than in
the North, evidently thinking all the slave
holders aristocrats, and The poor whites on the
lever WIN European peasants.
a member from Virginia has Just told me
that II there be any change at ail (Which he
doubs,) IL is favorable for the Union. The
tohe OF Inc Northern p1ess is softeninc.
/ was informed this morniug that me Rev
Mf. Stockion's sermon last Sunday which l
heard 50 highly iaud-d, was covertly abolition
IN It's EeDdeuCIes. You SEE the Republicaus
uay control not only the House, bat the whole
government.
a Yankee has declared in this civ that if
the South goes cut OF the Union, ne and Others
Ia Boston VIII ut ont lIttie vessels TO run up
all our bays and rivers and STEAL negroes
AND Wcat do yuu suppose he intends doing
with them Liberaie them Mt III all ; bur
sell them in Cuba.
Baptist gentleman of influential position
mere. eSpits >es The opinion that political d.
vision OF The country will have as happy an
effect as the religious divisions which have
already occurred formerly, when Baptisls
OF the South met Baptists OF the Nor h, they
quarFeleo- Now That they have nothing TO do
Win the qaesl1on Of slavery, they meet kindly
and in trne Chris tian spirit.
Secretary Cobh's resignation Is not yet Off
eiaiIy ANNOUNCED, owing 10 the fact tnat his
address Is not yet ready for the press. This is
Inc latest version. ZED.