The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-28

| From the New York ALBANY Evening Jonrr.l
| Here IS something tangible. 1t suggests =
rsteS Oh mth wn,en negotla'ions can be inaugu-
ra,so. SCUM carolina goes ahead without
hyme or reason" There jt Is moi disunion
| for canse, but disunion pey s.,
assuming the possibility of coming together
inr spirit for the purpose of effect
Ibg more perfect union anon q the States {,
We are not without hopes that the result may
prove suspicious. With a mutual desire 10
m@a' @ mohize differences, let us suppose that in
Ae T.. - piSee OF Vindieuve Fugitive Slave law
a iam Iepognant TO manhood and honor-one
shohiu oe enacted which arms the Federal au
thoriues with all needful power for its execu-
uoh, together with provision making coun.
rom officers who have them in charge, liable
LOT me value of the slaves so rescued
Anu In regard TO The other vexed question
VIZ Viz the right OF going into the Territorie.
WIN saves, why not restore the Missouri
compromise line } That secured to the South
aiI territory adapted by soil and climate. to
its peculiar institution"
THE FsELING IN BALTIMORE.
the Baltimore American OF yesterday SAYS
some feeling-it can hardly be called excite
Was oceasiohed In this city yesterday
by the display of two Palmetto flags One
las placed on the belfry of the old Liberty
Engine House, where a hody calling them
selves southern Volunteers " held a meeting
~ tne evening and resolved themselves out OF
the Uhion. Another secession flag was raised
on vessel lying at the Point. and met a de-
| served as well as a Handsomely effective re.
onke from the Union loving captains in that
maritime vicinity. 1t had no sooner reached
the masthead and its purport baen psrfectIv
Understood, than every vessel in the vicinity
little and big, that possessed the Stars and
stripes, hung them 10 the breeze, and the
whhrVes looked as gay with the display OF
ounting as on Fourth OF July.
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The MONTGOMERY RAID ON MrssoURr-Tbe
embaTkation of the St. Louis troops. on Sup-
day last, for the Kansas border, to drive off
MontgomerS's banditti, was witnessed by q
crowd OF 5000 or 1900 persons, who contiu-
ually cheered the soldiers, who numbered
about 200. The brigade embraces eight COM
panies of infantry and engineer corps. ons
company of cavalry and three pieces of artil.
lery, fully armed and equipped for one men this
campaign. Major Bell of the United States
Arsenal, furnished full supply of shot and
canister for the battery, 40,0U0 pounds of Min
nie balls, and sixty rounds for each of the
Colts revolvers Even the Republican papers
are frightened at the storm their teacbines
have raised. The ST. Louis Republican, which
supported Lincoln, says:
There can be but one answer to the ones
ton, what shall be done with him and his as
sociates No rose-water application will
suffice to cure the evils of which he is the
author or instigator He should be arrested
tried, and hanged, with ali possible dispatch
and his band should be extirpated as if they
were pack Of wolves. The work of bringing
traitors TO the gallows may as we'll be com.
menced at once, and there is none who merit
that fate more richly than Mon tgomery and
his Kansas border ruffians. Governor Medary
should proceed without delay 10 bring the
biood-s tanned -robber gang to iustica ei thor
through the instrumentality of the Territorial
militia or through the instrumentality of such
means as the Federal Government shall place
at his disposal. If they once cross the Mis-.
souri, line, it will be too late for him to act
In that contingency Missouri will permit no
power, Territorial or Federal, to right her
wrongs. We tell all whom it may concern
that foray in Missouri by these Monte tgomerY
rapparees, will be followed by an o,stpouring
over the borders that will sweep the Kansas
prairies like fire. There is not man in the
State whatever may be his political opinions
capable of bearing arms. who would not vol
unteer for that service. These are not hreats
but plain statements of facts. Missouri is a
proud and powerful State, and most ass uredly
If her soil be polluted by invasion, she will
wash out the stain III the blood OF the inva-
ders.