The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
Sound A dViCe.

The Philadelphia In 4atrsr, i conservative
journal administers all ST reprOOf TO the GEN.
aurable course of certain Republican newspa-
pelr, in their tauntS and sneerS ana irritating
philppics against a bci! OF men already pro-
yokeu TO high state OF e icitement. 1t speaks
u, Il late Tribune, article which 1t says is
I Marked by a reckless NJ algnIty that Is almost
Jrylish. MockIng the me VINO have not yet es-
cd ped the troubles of 1851, re Tribune cries out
Let's have a panic; ara trlnI, smashing hIgh
old panlc,' az IL hndncbd4 "lsttoss were pas
A a orulnary panic VIII not answer the Tri-
ESa., Ii wants o uSe It's words,
-Esne of YOUR little, hollow, hail-Way make be-
lieyss, but real old fasHeAt break down. after
the pattern of 1857 II adds, lat individuals may
make u loss-that is their I'D Ir-but the country
wlll be greatly benefited b. rue, there are some
drawbacks. We have our os just ready Tor the
market and shall sell thss 10 to Is per cent
millions of dollars worth of ur public securities
TO foreigners for twenty pei cent less than we
shan he dad 10 bay them haal for alter the storm
blows over and a good men! mechanics ana la
borSTS clues VIII ind Il e coming winter q
hd rss S SS I IN T s
other columns, as IL has Tor eks past with the
| same taunts and sue.rs OF tIs men of the South
which have ready exaspe rats that section, IN
Ill II IS Drous lit TO the very of Tevolu-
| ton this being the very Sc TO produce the
PANS 1t demands"
The Inquirer observes tha the journals
| which indulge in such taunis "have not even
tee pretext that they are replN senting the sem
| timents of their readers. + " cry line of this
! malignant stuff falsifies the true Northern
| feeling, and outrages the goo 1 sense OF the
| people" Let us, tor the SAKE OF the coun.
Try, have end of the follies tina thave brought
| The country to the sorry pass it is in. and let
! all patriotic msn SO speak and a CO as TO make
| thin gs no rorss, If they haze MOI the power to
! make them tstter.'
| If the Inquirsrs advice can have any effect
| on Rep ublican journals North OF respecta-
| BILE chars cter, we can assure 1t ID at the Tri-
bpae's cou rse will produce no irrit iting effect
whatever in the South. That paper is seen by
| but few OF orr people, and those who do see it
are so acc ustomed to its peculiar styl ofspeech
| that il is provocative of ridicule rather than
anger. The proprietor, who, failing to obtain
! Southern SUP. ,ort for the New Yorker, after he
| had proposed L, keep still on the subject of
| slavery, commenced al anti Southern crusade
secause ii would pay, cannot be expected TO
| atta.u 10 the dignity of Southern Indignation.
| TEE BANK SuspKNAuoNs IN VIRGINIA-Com-
asrcial ABai,s-The Banks at Lynchburg,
| DanviIle, and Petersbt re, have suspended
The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday says:
the Bank Of the Old Dominion OF this city,
| Yesterday, III consideration OF the sus pension
| of specie payments by all the Richmond
| R.,Ls dstsrmined TO make a like SUSPENSION
| "a declined 10 redeem for the present any
| more OF its notes. The branches of the Ex-
| hangs and Far .oers' Banks had compare
t,ysiy few calls made upon them and met all
de,nands for REDEEM ption. The directors Of
| these Hank. were ia WESTON yesterday, aud
| we lesr drtp.,nined t1at If run should DC
made upon them for specie, they VIII suspend
| also.
y A nesting OF rnsrohaRts was 10 take place
III Aisskaafia -.ssstdey, " sske aeuen In
srtsrahss ~ ,as ssras... ssysHes IN shs rates
ri EAehsnss scnssgasn, RpAs suspension
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