The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-04
spgkUa OF HON JANIS surustE


spkkUa OF HON JANIS GUTERlE
The speech OF Hon. James Guthrie, Secreta.
ry OF the Treasury under the Administration
Oh president Pierce, will be found below l;
was pronounced before the people OF I. ,uI..
S.iie. On The evening of the 70 n ult and ere
ated the wildes enthusiasm. He said, ia sub.
stance, as follows;
Fet!olo CtttE.nS We have been called hsrs m
take mt CO !e de stiou tbs ala .mIn OF
ooT county NJfLa aud soatn. Nov. ior tn frst
tlh'. q" Tue hst"r, II nmerica,has pplItiaa pano
et'seh hhic IN issIIking d wi the 10 tunes
Il the t men aLd os,f.Iug the I1boreF OF nt.
WAGES no oco"sdsfa+.on oi no ens' acter ui ns
Ihd'FIou 4 pfesi IuE Hv6T lhs meeting su, a a
Hel>h 'h ihs mons 1tuus question We "A We ne. T.,
dlsohss and Gonsutupbu.
ih Ell, CtUu uI Il sectional Presjapnt nv q seo
tiohai Parry oI Ole section of C urrJ was not Lhe
great sileF,hce "f hIt IA We n we 10 cum,lain =
II rs the oI6anla it!on oL seCii ma lrLy al he
Nortu I'm ad' ~ tho Institutions ana ntsrests
81 the south ~! what IL me eieC tIun of sec
hoa,s oi repi"se n.a'lvee' he csuuot appoint
N ;er with Iut the sanction of one, mr. ,eceIve
an APPROPRIATION III LuDHc moIeys exec pt tn fous
tn~ q II " ana Uy th1if con ont
shou the erection ot a sectional President stul-
u ny us .ao. Iess o' a county liza" ours cOunt
Shose pros fe"s Is without d ptralel IN hlsto =
;" TN tue eIection of single IN AZ, what n ave we
10 iear' | 4 Voice, tser,tn'n,."I
SAY ~e n ave sreat oeal 10 I5tr lfws .I to do
our oat5 But we nave nothing to tear II we are
true ourselves and t" u. country, If We are =
tudIeu D., the boInt seANuouLs that hIed the
bTets's ot ur re. e.vlutIo- IS sIrrs he have a
strong III monty ot 'Iiend@ IN me free StaIes-su
ar y OF o. lmpithizeTs and allI-s VINO ha q gaI-
iautiy iJu Et ouI battles, aud now etaud lu tie
breach W h US.
Whlle W. denou ee the az gressIons of the North,
ls tie ~outh 40 .LinS ~ bI,neS our % It's /. &c
from the cduaeS Ul taI> iupend AK csi l.uItt Has
The South presented an uHkrokru front = ILn h r
the CONSERVATIVE seopto To rally To the si ppefs W
conservative Man: We have muoh to toar If
divl ed but nOtaios TO dread # va Al united -
hee Ou the suuth sIde of the ONO, middle
St1te, with The lree Stases on the on de. aud
out OF tie Cuion, d q shall We be dHven o. io(esd
lnto ahtss"nlsm With eItuer ciul! natu
Tall, tahe SIDES vi IN &c who q interests afe
"entcai w!tn our own, hat we will not 4 mt the
b I'll South - .rol ua waIle Ohio Is sale at me
IL I'D IL eere
Hnsn We appeal to u oee Dor Ter states Indi
ana Inols and Penns, ii = sn ali We sa, the.
vii not .Istsn, that they will not rtuse -, aud
nth nd aoSt on M N3f X "a ltndfaw S"u'
uGc 'astl alton cts; va Will WORK fr you VIth
n art aud sou, ad ne remedy for hese e"is Is
uTious cuveD mt f our liberties, the Cost
ton bs band )ned at the h -st alarm! Lincoln
was elected ii, corJins 10 tho C nstitu Iuna H.
BY a sectional III Monty, BECAUSE theJ we're unIteu
and We were DIVIDED; and snail We tn-n pul.
t9e North, 'ketrace your steps;" and u the
South, - ts' your AID; the rein.d. f,r Sour
grievances Is In. and not VuJ OF the UnIou.'
he Nv man OF the keVo!uton who was un
tet'hlul, was from the North. beued ct TnolG
rests u der the hcoTn of The world traitor t.
hs ouuGtrs. The krea est OF patTI'ts, UeoTge
w ashlns stOu, was from the South Il there arr go
be tors 10 iID6TLJ, lot them De from the
nth let u. stand by the prtcepts cf WASH &
ION ana hIs hob.e compatr' ots and rebuke s.eLIou
al suu.
But let us he calm. temper ate, and discreet n
aet let not this siUrI us nat on that III Its
Infancy, with Tut 5000 OOO people, b-ardet the
Brush lion, ue DIVIDED III Its greatness, vi h ~
UU,Gl0 people md loL us not De al.rmed, and fly ,
because OF tae et-ctIon of sectional President
/ ON rHe 20. sttdtIon under which We htve been
pros pei Ous AID happy.
Seward sd 'cirlne ol the "IrrePresslble conflict"
a battle Oetween two s, sten of laDJt, was ialla
IhPTs AZ II m At HI. 81 W.ti afa
ted u the Souta ours, and that argumsnt
a. alnst saysf5 GaanHt et ssand H. o.o..
II uid not mean 'hst yoa shall invade 5oui
neighbours PRIVILEGES and rlshiS Su n wa not
own Lu@Iness anu the Soutn attend To It's ~ Il
concerns, we o, th1 III duie otates, we WI max
and have the laws respected AnI sa, [" our
Soul rs brethre II, let there De no ii! blood sta
AID tn constitution. We nave marnned l. 1getn
er under lh7 stars and Stripes the Il TX of Union
aGG We will ever maTcn der o e Il (.
70 the sunde ing of Slt es, ana Gr, and mur
dsrnS, Gnd p.unGei OF each otaeT, Is lua least
We are invited to-so We say ~ the N.rth. Getrase
our atepsl arse, you WeH Oh cnnsefVat san, auG
.u- down mat clsm North South WHAT We
do le, us do calm, CO liz, aud ~e.lreratel,, anu
&c cur aciLJn mann 'nious and q, usiste..t.
LBTTER fEUM Ex PRESIDENT PlEkCK.
The Washington Constitution pubishes
letter from Ex-PresIuent Pierce, from which
we extract the concluding paragraphs:
Ilru,t tne s ,uth Will 4Ae &. !,r.e draft on ther
devo -lJL to Tho Union, anu be guided Dy tue WIS
mode IatIon ~hlcn the ex,sone' g. ursenJ!, calls
lor. Gan IL he thaa ths i. VITA d, the stars III
tneIr pla Jesr is NJ lonAer To Il at - nHme aus
Al DAD always q. nlbtem OF our mated we,
comm I: eedpm and uurnaileLseu srcunLy? Can
bc that IL ls 10 SO dJwn IN darkness, II cot IL
b ODD. bel We have competed n slusis celtur3
u our hide pondent nation@t eIIsteHCeG
! as'ee with 5uu tnat madness has ruled the
h ur Ia pushing forward + line Of aggreg. ous
Jon the SouLa, but Will Rot del pair of retuInI
tasJu. anu oi d fo aWak II d sense II con'tttu
TO. al TIgaL and uuty. vi still Uok with cal nssj
hrye for tue Iu.! aud Speei, vindoatlon of the G
rGua rsh anu c'e9ual o'lisatIun- of thes.
STATES, 6ud for restored lraterDltr u der the
cut Lonst,tGu Il -fraternlt' occurred o, f.li,~lus
the ex t,npie ot tho Fathers OF tne nepub l5-ira
teFnity b Ised upon admIs.lon and cheerful maIu
.,nanur oi al the PROVISIONS ahd feQaueinsuts D.
tue sacred ms rumeLt uLder which -ey and tueII
children have been 80 HlsnalIy 'lsssed W O.
tnAt hops sh ali petsh, It perish II ust lIfs ItseI
ly Trend. Wi tOse its va ue lor tod and ne
1t IS ppt,ent mat much VIII uepeno no n the
views exvtesSoI sud Ihs tone ana EN- 1r. mtn.-
s.ts1 durtua me eari, d4,s of the session of ,I1
sfess now a. hand MAY the God of out
ftthvrs tud' he counsets of thuso VINO, IN h
dtfe eat departme ats oi GoverL niont are /, st
own s,nce he sitting Sf tae Cubvo ntIun which
FaAfELlN PIEsck.
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The Savannah Repu biicau, uulIctug the com.
plants OF Northera papers at the returning
by the Savannah authorities Of the sIeerage
passengers on the steamers, says:
cJol-d down when We explain the true nat atnr.
aud obl-ct of me exclusion, at least far
this p1rt Is c, hcerued. OWING 10 the haaucial
crisis and the ceusequents equation III busI-
hess OF every kiud. Iarge pur ZION OF tue la Dor
ing population ALREADY acre We're unemployed
aud idling anout the streets. The Im pol cy. II
not danger, of adding to Lhis class of our . lpu
iattcn was manliest; whereupon our Cay
Na,or pursuant 10 a.i urdiunncs of lJuuclt,
las urd uIs proclamation pronIhltlng Ln- land
lug "uf any sieerage passengers or other per.
son, likely as paupeT To b-come Il charge GA
the cigy." TINS Is All: we were unatl- 10
give I'm ploy ment To tne l1o ,rers airead, n-rr
aud It is clear that JUS lice 10 ourselves as Will
as 10 these sleerage .sSeugere, recouiInends
and sauCtuhs the measures adopted. is thefe
any thug wrosg. or even untrIeuaIy, in II T.
Ii the rh has starved out her laborIr.
popult ION. let her keep them 10 heTseIi, auu
not saddle them upon our backs.
A note in the Cnariesten Mercury relative
TO tn. ac ION of the New School Sy nod, in ses.
sion there, says;
The resolutions offered this morning in the
Synod OF South Caruliua were hot laid ou
rue liable bacauss they favored secession. Fai
from H. We heieye there are not three ne,
in Lhe dy who are not heartily favorable TO
the prom rest ana most decided &C ion on thr
,art of South Carolina. Tue objection to them
WAS chiefly he assault they emoJdlrd on the
OH School Presbyterian Onarch The act OF
1873 was uuscriptural, bat the Sou OF that
da, approved II as we'll as the n Jrth Our
Cuurch took her true aud proper position Or
tns supj.ct of slavery in 1915, aud ON that
ground, 80 just so scripturai, aud so satisfac-
tory TO the South, every General Assembi,
has, for the past fifteen years, 'miy stood AID
Is uow standing. Ii all the n ,rih had been
as fai n tul and just To their Sou hern brethren
The Oid School Presby terIans, the country
wo Id not now pc where 1t Is.
Bishop CtarK, OF Rhode Island, delivered a
sermon in Grace Church, Providence, on Sun
day morning, on the state OF the country, Ia
which, after portraying the -xtrayagahce of
both Northern aud Sou thern fanatics, he Gays:
:. If such counsels rule, our case Is hopeless -
Let those who have real interest IN the
preservation of harmony and peace rise and
take these matters out OF the control Of men
who get Their living by agitation.
,nrpaI nj Gnmmprce gives Iha fOlIC W