The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-18

| .rs-ADtl-A MOD IN Boston, &c.
ruR Union MEETING In lSEw YORK.
The New York papers contain long ac-
.aa,. Of the Uoion meeting held In New
~ saturday by prem. .nent merchants and
-. "a .eud Conn issioners TO the South -
..-,., O.C3uor presided. In taking the
:. - bs said. ar,,ng other things, In his ad-
q are.s-
rat no man suspect me of infidelity 70 the
>-th or OF gong, cap in hand, sneakiue, to
... aVur OF any description from the South.
demand nothing. and we demand nethiug
I'm H. But let me say, as 10 the NOTih, lha
~, nc fear OF The dishonest pUIi,iCi ,us OF
- Nar.h~tEese are dishonest olIIIclaus
/ .r,r, ! here. l nave no fear of ihoee who are
&.rrruirai ed the leaders at the North. There
g,r1S3ErCe OF evil Whalever III The \ orth
| 80, me honest, conscientious people uf the
| siyfh. Who have drank into their bosoms this
/ E-asdtul error--that 1t Is their duty before
! God and usu, according 10 worldly honor, to
/ -~ush out aud ~ Tram pie upon the system OF
/ .,sysry anon which the prosperity II The
/ N,uth aud ihe peTmanency of TINS Union IN
/ 5 present form depend. (Appisuse.) There
,Ts nu enemies 10 this L niun except the homes,
1 ,s-;uuus couscleu tiuus people OF the Nor h
4 4Dsse actlou is to be feared. Let Us draw
sysy ihHt support, and that instant this dn-
,grhlnE mlsenieyous controversy ends, aud
our Union renews It's youth and appears be-
f,-, lis A. an lbs tItutlou designed 10 peTpe li
and "a bless untold millions tor untold ages.
Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson made a speech in
which be said:
Thr Tree States must be brought up 20 the
eopsldrratIon OF great public duty. The
Ssulh have not offended US. We cannot say
thry have ever land finger upon us. They
have not invaded our domain. They have not
iu,rrieTpd win any interests belonging 10 Us
- sovereign States. But they read in our
newspapers that Until slaves have been ran of
ty an underground railroad, and they see II
srg DOWN in deI isIon that Que more Southern
!ldlSiduaI has been robbed OF his propert
gus more slave, instead OF having b~en re-
tgrn-u according 10 The com pact OF The Consti-
tulUn, has been run off INTO the provinces OF
canada. They have de efeTmined TO bear these
,blues no longer; and II becomes Northern peo-
rls ~ etsF mIn neither tney wan permit !nis
srals Of things 10 60 on, or whether they Will
raake one last grand effort To zee ~hether lhis
sarfmeut can ne CUrrrc Iru, You cannot send
ertn stream by any natural process lhauWll
rIsrLlgner than u fountain. Tue Sou Know IL.
Tnrv nave 10 lain III addresses and Tesoiu-
aus mat have not their sJurCes IN the feel
,pgs OF The masses Of the people. i is useless
20 .,y there Is no serious Trouble. ceileVe
taa. <Jutn Carolina will secede, SO far as the
n lyrIneut OF her Convention can do II, on the
l-fh or lSLh OF this month. and events N must
irsusuire shortly alter which Will bring all
cl-tgu States in association with her, and
eventually every State which is slave State
and intends TO continue such, Will go along
1,ee,n.r This Is certain the laws OF
grsylly. aud ne is blind man and madma
who cannot see IL. All that We can now do is
To get time 10 convince the Southern people
thai there ls returning sentiment OF truth
and iust!ce IN The Northern States that the
homes, masses have been mIsled and have mis-
uud-F> God this Irritating question, as l be-
Ileye iney nave, and upon proper considera-
non will 60 back 10 their du V mem bers OIL
this C1nIederacy, and will welcome back our
Southern brethren 10 the great family OF po-
uutal social and moral equals. (Appiause.(
TIE following ale the resolutions adopted :
ratrtl5. The Cons titutIon of the United States
Eued To secure equal rights and prvIles es
n the se4ps OF All the states, which were either
ps1tes iu It's formation, or WhioH nave tuose-
eueLiaF thereto bee bihe members ol the Union !;
aGd, whereas the SAID instrument contained GER
San equations IN regard To the surrender OF fu-
I've saves, under the designation oi persons
A'd tr service or labor IN one state, under the
avs ibeTe0t escaping into another, which stip-
u.Ag4ols were desIg, ed to De complied with by the
sctut congress- making provision Tor such sur
render; and. whereas, the agItated state of the
county, aIIsIng out OF differences of opinion in
TessEt to these provls.ons demands that we should
de2.1e expnciuy our sense ct The obligations aTls-
lls uAeef Them Therefore,
ne 0!ued, hat the delivery OF fugitive slaves
tltlelr III 4sters 10 an obugatIon enJoined by the
Constitution, IN which ali good citizens are bound
80 acQuesoe anu thar ali laws sed br the
States with a view to emDaTfass and obstruct the
exeCut Un OF the act Oi Congress making piovl-
soG therefor saOuld he promptly repealed.
h.A0.reG, Inat the Territories OF the Unitsl
bl1les the common property OF the people
thereof mat they are oil Tisht, and ought 10 D3,
"gen Il the Tree iGms ration OF cItZens OF lI the
ihe suo;ect ol personal oW Wnersnip under the iaSs
Oi the states from which ihsy eml8Iatei; that the
reiauOl Vl master and slave cannot, during the
ierh"rat condition. be nghttuhy disturbed bl
federal ioct! legislation, aud tnas the people OF
any sucn Ier'ilor, can only dispose ti the ques-
ton II slavery IN connection with their OWL pu-
utta, u1sanlz itiCn, when they form consttu
t"l 4 IN v.e~ ~ their admission into sac Union
n.tr ~,I That We pledge ourselves TO uphold
g. 90 pGLC!ples by all the ,neaus IN our power; to
sssa ry al practicable efforts Tediess OF the
of winch the south m states justly con-
-... aud 10 ma ntsin tneir equillls under the
tnLsf tItIon. m the Iuh enJoy msnt OF ali the
r-ats aLu privileges II CoateIs.
I. ro.Tr4, Ih$t wnlIe dc plore the existing
e2o.l-tnen. la the eoutherp stats, We 10 no,
D.. Ale ~ sty tndt tlete Is Just ground iJr II
III We earnestly eLtIeat our SUuth-rl brethren
=, lHs,ain from h4sly anu IucuHsluera.e g action.
.tr,tIo u.as Ue afforded f,r 6rinslns Il out re
C4rll latlun al existing dlnerohcus, and Iuat lie
I..aD a. th5 etstrs s-t4e source u! our prosperity
~ FeT-m Oe o. sseTs rd and pei petua'c cd By
E.tt-rratlUu Of puulc harmoHt and nu,udi con-
h.gr,t, That Hon Miard Fillmore, Hon
JrrrLr y. oTUuEun and Rcnard LatheTs. Esq. ue
tgg5.ljed cOulIuiL.ee to proceed 10 tue coutu
view u uahe su1h explanation u our
..lu-u DTr Lhren, IN regard 10 the suOJocts enI
t.ased IL the address ana iesoiatiuns, as thei
~ deem neuess sIy, ana tu gave sutn iuI ther as
t-taJcea may be needed To manifest our deter
h-l1ton 10 MAINTAIN thelI TI.h's
H..y.r,f, mat In Case either al the gentle me n
-amel ~ the Ioresolhs resolution pe uh 40 10
per.ptn lhe svrvlce iUT whIon nS Is 'ate1, Inc
committee on tho Addie ess anu RESOLUTIONS be au
1a''.Lrd g. nil the vacancy.
CITEAEST IN CHARLESTON.
Al eulogts.Ic niograpner OF General Scott
th-s relates a happy incident connected with
Tie EulHficatiOH excitement in Charleston,
sJuih Carolina, in 49, To appreciate the deli
easy II this timely act of General Scott, 1t
must DE- known That the Charles tonians, who
were almost continually under arms during
the presence ot General Scott and the United
h.,a
hatr.caded with cotton bales, &c, ali the
whaTSes facing The fort, and bad planted can
non IN manner 10 command the approach OF
Al armed force Threats had also been freely
uttered that Io United STATES colder should
d" permitted 70 set foot upon the soil OF
Charleston.
Just at the period OF tho rtmost anxiety,
wlrn all hearts were anxious lest the M, r.
TJw should bring forth cl-i' oonhict a fire
VS. seen from Fort MOuitrfs at twilight
I'.Hk HoAD Charleston, rapidly spreading
@HG threatening the city with DESTRUCTION
fr"rfal Scott happened ~ BE the first who
P-'tTi"d Tue cOGnagra' lon, end with great
I'ompiness called tor volunteers to hasten to
s-7 ASSISTANCE Of the Inhabitants. All the Of
- - ana men were eager for the service, and,
" "'eep'IOH OF II mere guard, all were
Ia''hed IA boats and without arms, to SUBJ
49, ~, .Ho Lr" aud dreadful enemy. Each de-
- sn' "as directed 10 report Itself 10 some
.1'rf aud 70 ask fer employment
o,+-aa-heo I' '-a-heo cfheer proceeds TO explain the
ysV' Vl lhis sudden Intrusion. Capt. Ring
- - ~, Y1 ,h- army, since promoted, aud subse
1teH"y sian on the battle field of Palo Alto,
~ ooA'hauded ii detachment, rushed up u
- H.eAuant (mayor, aud begged 10 be put
rI,,!A "o!A citizen Standing by, at once
,r-4'1 his assistance 10 save IA sugar refinery
@ 1,I ia Imminent danger "Do you hear thatl'
80 Napidln Ring2old TO his mea: ice lciA
,s 'ss ina % for sxgar 20 This was IN siiusion
,ne famous threat OF Governor Hamil tou,
h,.sp.cI 70 tls importation OF that article,
'','e 'he boxes had arrived, that they would
q ~ utdth for the su9arn ii NAV be added