The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-18
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wAsn,raros. Dee. 10. 1880,

WARRINGTON, Dee. 10, l38n.
The ssaw or yesterday has melted rapidly
uuder the beautiful sun of to-day. Church.
roprs througed their respective places OF wor-
ship eager TO catch some Assurance from the
lips of eminent divines from other cities that
the q reat nlsposer of Events wonid override
the present troubles for good. CoBgreesmep,
seldom mindful OF the day of rest and knowing
no Sunday In time of Revolution, were busy
at the work Of compromise.
Tue Crisis Cemrnittee meets ~ ~ ociock 10
morrow morning, two hours carrier tnan
usual. Sometsinv will be pressed through In
time TO reach Charleston by IL or o'ciock,
resident OF this city, protesting 10 be In the
CO., fsdence of the Northern members of the
C.mmittee. asserts positively that he Repus-
Icans will yield all the South ask. he says
he has this directly from C1rwin and Curtis
Hitherto the Republican members OF tbs
Committee have avowed their determination
to let the Gnion perish rather than own that
he Constitution recognizes property In man
Southern members iu'pNd, lie FIRST thing to-
morrow to Introduce resolution All rming
fhi. recognition in the most unequivocai
terms, ana asserting the right OF slavery TO
the same protection wherever The Federal iu-
rsdic ton EXTENDS that other property enjoys.
II this IL voted down, they Will retire.
Hitherto the Republicans, with the excep-
ton of CorWtp, have offered no resolutions
from the South. The Republicans assume
thu defensive, as IL 10 say We knew Of no In
justice done you of the South. But II you Will
state your grievance, we may consider IT."
1OrWfn'S proposed aheuuNltNl Oh TIE
giuve Slave law makes 1t, ii IS said, even more
Intellectual than IL now Is. The Chicago TIT
bune biazes with indignation at Inc bare idea
of enforcing any such law whatever, AID
closes BY saying.
Helping 10 teach and return innocent human
beings 20 IteInng slavery is some ming the people
Of the tree ~ ties cannot persuade Themselves 10
30. ne fepusnaIo3 10 engat INK In THIS business
| 10 rs great amons Democrats as Republicans len
| thousaud constitutions cTanmtd with tusltive
slave oiansss, would not reconcile their ideas OF
| UnYn TlrEt ST. Np
rs q Wal on human nature IN The minds OF the PEG
pie. here IL NV one way of settilnS this vexeo
question TO the satisfaction OF the slave b. eeder
and that Is to eradicate from tie IN nds of the pe0-
pie the IDEA which ow has euch Il. m root, that
human slavery wRoA9. make them heileve
| that II is RIGHT morally and pchtcsil,. and
when this s done they Will I've swift TO pursue and
! sure run down eve painting Iuslttve, though he
| ma, flee with the speed OF frIsntened neer
| ano shot gas. Will over'ake, ca IN and 'e'nrn
| every one; n me no. not one. Will ever escape -
| This remedy IS the 'nly sure eihcact%us one
| within Ieacn of the politician 81 speus - y
| Senator Toombl proposition ito amend the
Constitution, and nfgiug Georgia TO secede at
the latest day. is construed differently by the
| secessionlsts, some being encouraged by it,
| and others. more numerous, being discour-
aged Southern Senator, discussing this
| proportion, said 10 me- " l know Robert
| Toombs well. This is not the first time he
| has turned the 1t ad of the column. He did so
| in 81 but for him, we would have Obtained
all We wanted all We needed, then and the
| present crisis would never have COME"
| All things considered, tie pros pect Of a com
| promise is better tnau II has been yet. More
over, we have The consolation OF believing tina
! The worst will be known before the present
| week il ended for j take it that the fact OF
| South Carolina being out of the Union will
| bring things TO head one way or the other.
1t was rumored all over town yesterday
that the President had resigned, and that MI
| Holt was dead. Not SO ZED.