The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

thusiastic and patrioiie resolves we have here
made when YOU leave here Cries ot no
mo- l sincerely trust not Your countyy
needs your services. and trust you will give
them. [Cries. Eve will But you Will need
amunition in the fight which is about to com-
mehce. Oliver Cromwell, on a certain occa-
sion, told his army to preacn ana pray as
much as they pleased, but to keep their powder
dry. l tell you where to get your ammunition
tor the coming fight. Take the report made by
your late Governor i'll the defalcatlons of Van
Burens dministrafiOn-take MS Louisa let
| ter-take his memorable 'instinct letier'-ant:
you need more then take Andrew Jackson
farewell address. These will lead you 10 The
discovery of other and equally valuable docn-
! ments.
Mr. 7 then advocated the formation Of ma -
| tional partv-One III which The ConserratIIe,
| # lie Svull and the Norm can meet iu.-"theE
. ia defence OF the Constitution aud The tnlpn-
! /. he Black R"pu bi!cana cannot he put dow D.,
, Everett aud Wlnthr0p and Dickinson and pa
| riots of their stamp cannot remain there
| They must seek an asylum amongst US, pain
iul As it Will ne 10 leave he ashes Of their reia
'Ive> and friends among the enemies OF tne
, | Union. Let them come. Let them brng z WI
them every stone OF Bunker Hill, from the
foundation to the apex, aud We Will erect II
anew at Yorktown, where we ought TO have
erected one long since. Let them bring til"
portraits of the old patriots that now etnbel-
| lish Faneuil Hall-and let them not leave be-
hind the statue of that great man, Daniel Web
defence OF The Constitution and III" Union.
taEA will put it near that cluster of great me.
Washington Mason, Jefferson and Heury-
the fathers OF that great instrument III the
de frAte Of which Webster sacrificed himself
IApp.au-e Mr.. ] concluded ~ again rhank-
il4s the Convention tor the hooor conferred
up"n him ahu hl> county, and b.t: The ineinbrTs
farewell
, Mr.. Bis ME, of Norfolk, presented the follow
: ing preamble aud resolution, ana advocated
their adoption:
WAereas, the New York Heraid oftha 2!.h irst
1850 when contains the foilowli.s paragraph:
rhe Cnnven'ion spponteo a fuli list 81 dele
: day. :. here is nut dele4ale in favor f J"hr
. u Bolts out ct the whole NUM- er the bt'anot
pled-ed ooepose hlm, and not TO vote for lam
non in ,ted fIr th- PIes.,,en -
And mhersas. this 'onvention does not recros
V nlzc h appointnc It Di de'es tie 10 thu Ma
| tio1a| Couvertioa the ground ot pc sonai II
voriiisn, and r'Fuo'a'ins me. d ella auoa tha
70 tnral man WHO n;t be IA" Presidential c'1df+t
:. | Of the C0nst,iutlo"al and mon part. as tea
{, | rete tion upon It's own "har scter:. tAe etoTe
htSofr.a IAHt me -stIrtsries 10 "E-cted l.
, enter In, pFra.:,Aie an1 97s"sui'oa an u p Ee
- grIpil appeared be requested 10 tUuls.. iss o4e
t c.t.Hler.
a soon as the pane vas read, MIR. Chandlr
o and others asked Us withdrawal. They WEI
o unwilling to dignity he paper y.i'h aug notlc
J, Dy the Convention.
- Mr.. BIZ be when Appealed 10 TO withGra y
The resolution on he ground that 1T " oun
D- giving too much dignity 10 a ntW>pabt
rti4 tIa ch,' said: II is not Il mere ques ZION Il
70 whether any paper or newspaper cerrre
d pondent was or WAS not sufficiently dignifir
y to be Loticed but whether ts Il false I'M pres
sion, a injurious 10 the Convention as it wa
o unjust TO an able, gallant and disfinguisht
q gen t!emau OF our party, had met The eyes
d he five million readers oi the New York Her
q aid, the same medium which had pubiis In
Il error should not he c:iieo upon 10 publish ID
=. refutariou-;hat this WAS the .n{y means II T.
, futinEa si3nder, that uA he wings ul tIe pres
l.AG been waited from QUE ti.>l ul me COuHiI
! 10 The other.
e lie then Withdrew it. and the Conyentio
adjourned AiHe ftr
The following are the Delegates 10 the Na
> | t0nal Convention, rs reported 10 lhe CoiN
:. | tOn:
- 1t Electoral District Sar:uel Watts Of Ports
u mouth. Dee. ate; Thomas l.. Fretlow, oi S"nti
lr I'd Electoral Dstrict-CoI. Thos. r, Eoes.
% No,towas. Deieeate; MAJ. uante l.yon, OF .eters
y I'd Eleci",a al Dlstrct--Wm Martin; of IIenr!
- Delegate: Col. Geor-e Townes, of Pats. lYani'
, 5th Electoral D District.-Wm. l.. Goggin, Of BED
l. ford Delegate; Alex. Rives, of Abemarle,
9th Electoral District Marnaduke Johnson.
,e Richmond CITY Delegates Cla, ton " Coleman,
- III Electoral district Genr-e 7. Yerhy. of Az
=, ! colnRc Deie@Ste; Robert Saonders, si " iii'aIl
sth i.lsct'ra plstrict.17Col;, Z. I; Ta,lo
- 2 Tle.tr, rist9iit Rohe~t + lott ot ts,
-. oulcr. Oee. ate; Henry ~ Ihnmas, Of aria,
r. so-i, bee-ora Dstrlct.-N. b. Meade. OF ClaE
= Delegate: WA. Andrews, "i Ffeder.ch Ate
: nth Electoral District A. Il. Il. Stuart. Stau'
II ton Deie,aie; Chas. II. Lewis, ol hocNInsna!
~ 18th Electoral District.-Allen T. Caperton.
-, | Monroe, Deles ate Samuel Priee. Of Gteeaorle
z. l5tn Electoral Wai.man T. Wiley.
Fe M.nongaiia, Deles gate; James :. Wheat, OF OH
. Alternate.
I, FOREIGN NEWS.-The steamship Eigo, fro
m Liverpool on the sth inst, arrived in Ne
York Friday. Though not 50 late as the E'
ei ropa her mails contain some items not recei
ha ed by that vessel.
IL Lord John Russell announced thai Englaf
naCl made tour propositions 10 France "a
he Austria relative 10 Italy. Neither Power VI
I'D 10 in f,.rfere Without the consent oi The II
| great Powers; the French troops 20 b. VII
he drawn; Venetia 10 BE- LETT To Austrtt, and -
| Central Italian States 10 b lett again 10 4
re | press their desires. France ilAt to agreed &
a. but the fourth proposition. AuSiris has IL
ne rarljed. but WAS uhlecung 10 the tWo last pr
az | positions.
as Lord John Russell expressed confidence
An aIuicabie settlement of the Italian que
ton.
The Great Eastern steamship Company,
"a | recommendation of the committee of The i
ed | vestigation, have resolved to borrow E5p,t
and get the G. reat Eastern ready for wit
TO out delay. II Is estimated that the cost
"e preparing her I'r "TRIP 10 America Will
'9 i,}U.UUO.
20 Tne Emperor of Austria had received a pc
no ton OF the hungarian deputation. and III
al missed them satisinc''on.
,nI | After the end Of March All the Cuuard steal
ers Will touch aJ QUern~tn
.of Another anti Paseyite ri0t of the most sea
~ dal.sus character had occurred At the ChuI
,,h | o: 81 Ge3Ig Ig-'s-In- the East, london, on II.
an | day evening.
-" III Desumbrois had teen recalled from t
M Sandman EN- mbasSy TO Paris AT his own req qu'
on DIT, i'll consequence OF the French cha
as | not only to Savoy and Nice, but 10 The Nh'
,a, | seatoard of Piedmont
,v | 1t was reported tina, the Pope is about 70
ire | communicate Victor Emanuel
he | The correspondent of the London Times
IN. | been ordered TO quit Rome
| II is stated that France has ex expressed d
IN; | position - withdraw her troo S from Ror
NV provided lbe Pope consented and eng 'sed
ew | call in no other foreign troops.
sa The Pope had made another speech ex rem
r. | " hostile 10 France.
,aa | The AustrIaHs are cons trncflbg four n,
va | forts round Peschiera, aud are making ~
ryA | military preparations.
~, \ ministerial crisis WAS expected AZ Wen
ga T. IL. Cohn. OF London. 81 ths East Ibt
-. trade. has suspended, V. IN iltsi!i les duluu L
,f,. | ing 10 L3nUtU sterling.
)u-
MH FEMALE MAIL ROBBERS IN NgWFoUNpLA Al
ig A st Iunn's IN. F. corre> >pondent furui>i
ler the Boston Traveller with the particular
in a remar kable aud systematic mail rott.
l. which has Just h-eu brought To light IN Il
Ill | cIty ltappears that money letters have OF
Sc | dl,anpeared OF iate-amoug Others. let
cir | mailed by an editor from 81. Johns to q.
,es. | csption Bay The editor finding that the Pc
m Office authorities would not properly inves
not gate the matter, appealed to the Govern
ade Who immedi lately ordered an inquiry VIII
the mas resulted in some extraordinary devei
re. mepts It seems that Mrs. and Miss Sh