The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-10
Rithmono Qispatfb.
MONDAY MORNING ...,... DEC. 10 1887
or, nf NV York,

acNDkN MORNING ,.,....., DEC. ~ too'.
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CT, OF New York. .ss
Tho following sentiment which was drunk
x,th or enthusiastic cheering at the late festival
Of car ship owuers. merchants, and other
'rrcmiaent ciuzene, on board the lew clipper
Virginia Dare" deserves 10 lie reproduced
The CITY Of Ns's yerk-She shines oa' amid ths
general hlsckpsss of the Northern hoflaon WIN
al the sh9Isence and heaut3 ei me r,yalpv
reals. II is only in sEitt OF geneSeeA 49,
that We seas 10 extend oar direct trace Sns es We
setves and she mas our love and respeet' "i "si
inner "a commerce - Esfo pfTptt"a'
Ta.,s sentiment does honor TO those who Of
f<%,d and sustained IT, rs we'll as 20 the great
american city We rejoice 10 see he South,
amidst the present sectional excitement, ready
Ard scIicitous to do Justice 70 It's iriende; 10
discriminate between the true and faithful
.npporiert Of the Constitution ia the North,
aud those " no are alike false 10 the Constita-
+ian, to the country, 10 themselves, aud 10 hu-
msnlty.
Fortunately, Il Is 10 dIfieult matter, 50 Tar
~ any rate as communities are concerned 20
make this Discrimination, and Doubtless II Is
equally practicable 10 establish some ino0e OF
singing ont the sound and national indiyid-
male o. those communities from the corrupt
I'D diseased members. Al all events, as
city. New York shines, the bright, particular
,;sr, of the Northern iirmatnent Her record
IS clear from the oegt ming. She never had
the smoke Of fanafic.sm on her garments
There IS nothirE provincial In her sentiment s'
ideaS or utHrance The sober old Amsterdam
blood OF ne early colony, aud the strong Oava-
HEX irfusion Of subsequent days, impaired TO
ne New York character an admirable ccmbi-
ration Of the practical and the chlsairic, CT
conservatism snd courage, which still main
fains is ascendancy IN defiance o. the insuh-
.ra.aafe aud aemoraIizing currents from other
sections which are reprssen ted by such jour-
mails as the New York 7,i5RHe New Eng
land paper published in New York, and
uhich is "A stain upon harmonious picture.
The commercial relations OF New York have
contributed 10 coE1irm the nationsl, liberal
tone for which the city was distinguished In
the beginning. and she hiss never failed al the
ballot box 20 lat her voice be heard IN tones OF
thunder, on the side Of the Constitution and
The laws, whenever The emergency demanded
her powerful In exposition. The western por-
tlou OF the State. overrun with Puritan emf
grafton, may be atoiiiioniZed, and through the
vote Of those infected districts, such men as
SEWARD MORGAN, and others, obtain power !;
bat the city has always stood &c the natioua!
.0i0rs aud viii do 80 TO the end Net only is
New York national in all its IDEAS, but there
are thousa nds of men there who hold the SEN
riments Of CHARLES OCoNNoR, the leader OF
She New York bar, and native CO that city,
upon the subject OF slavery, and who have been
raligioHsiy educated from the cradle TO regard
{; ss an Institution recognized by Almighty
y'cd, and Il. relations defined aud duties en-
forced under The new as well as the old Dis
persation. The most powerful argument we
~yer heard upon hat subject was from the lips
II a native OF New York in the midst OF u
Wes,eI crowd OF "SJus Of the Pilgrims, -
Who. # they came 10 Scoti, remained TO pray -
and y re 81 least for The time, convinced, and
converted from the error of their ways Pnysi-
caiIy, Intellectually, and morally, New York
IS rs powerful in the North as she is patriotic
and Conservative. The bone and muscle the
2ratns, tie pnbic spirit, the capital and en- ter
prize of the State, are concentrated on Man
haitian Island, which is the head OF this New
York comet, the rest Of the State being merely
gaseous, luminous tail, which IS only formi-
dable IN its dery aspecf and huge proportions
Separate he Empire City. as 1T ought 10 be
separated from the interior of New York and
he rest CT the State would vanish into hone
less obscurity. We trust that the day NAV
never come when the city OF New York will
saccumb 10 the PurItanic INFLUENCES which
have abolitionized so large portion OF the
country AS long Us she is national 10 spirit
she will be national in wealth and power
We have an abiding confidence that she cam
not be chea.li OF cajoled ont OF her ancient
pr.ncipIes ard her tue policy, by the subtle
and deadly counEtis OF those imported orators.
politicians aud preachers from the East, who.
Utterly as they hate the South, are not half as
dangerous enemies of Southern Institutions as
they are OF their own interests aud Rres.des.
The New York EIpT>Ss truly says:
q The whole trouoe II tA.s country, and to tins
country, comes frern that little bet o! Yankee
population. thas cover New EnFiaUd, ana sally
Hions ana tt!e HroG Oar great Lakes. Mr.. Lin
con ma.C.ltles are n New In Gland, north Of
sso &c u; al Haiitoad. n E-.Gat in the Lake couu-
ties OK the West; where Nsw England settlements
pree1nln4te. Think you, IN case of disruption,
i1At ankee element Is song 10 ne permitted 10
cut of the conservative fsbkss settlers, tae Irish
the Scotch, the Butch, the German elements Of
tetDensut, that populate all Southern New ork,
rev Jersey, fennf5 ivaria, OHIO, Indiana, Iili-
S0ls,-t-cll their country men OF Delaware, Mary
land, kentuckN. Virginia, North Carolina, Tea
uEssHe, hlssourl.-tC say nothing of the South
west states: No, We OF tla Southern cart OF
Ale no: tneTn mtdC5 states VIII follow other than
new rsand fortunes, i'll tao re- Foundation of g.
heW kep4 bio. They can dTitt hack n Canada,
ttafted-arm III arm. tree ates, and slave states.
bGt mind. Mr. Tribune. Express endorses no DIS
hn4on, but fotesees the inevitable result OF your
sectional Yankee, Puritan policy. Remove New
i-pF land Puritan domination from rs, and this
would te happy land