The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-04

views OF the temper OF the fast arriving mem.
bers Of Congress. One correspondent writes
Among the arrivals to- night. W hieh incrsas,
rapidly. are Mr. Breekinridgs; Seuatur Fi,z
patIicki Run1n; Bsyce and morrill,, of Sou n
Caroiina Grow, OF PennsyivaRia; Gurley
Oiiver, senator Green, OF Missouri, and Ii.
gan, OF Illinois. Many Southern members
nave brought their families with them, iudi.
cttng mat they expect to STAY all winter
RUS locks well for the Union. They are very
moderate la tone. Ruftia says tina, South
Carotina will undoub eddy go out. unless all
her demands are complied with The tear vi
sec-ssian l. not near I 40 strong TO day.
Senators Green aud Breckiuridee are at the
night. Mr. Breckinridgs Ia X hopefully ud
counsels m de- e'arion, !orb-arauce and com.
promise. Many gentlemen believe that early
In the sessiun, before the ass~m bling of he
sum Carolina Convention. pr, mtnert L =
poullcaus, Ike CorWiu, Sherman, frumbuIi
CoVode. aud perhaps F. eDdvn, will set for b
the positIsn of the Repu oiican party and their
policy salts fac ctoriiy, so that ali troubles aud
DANGER To the Union Will be al An end
n CONSERVATIVE compromise measure Ia being
prepared here, " hich will cover tnr entire Sec
tionai issue in dispute. IL agreed upon, 1t will
leave no State a shadow oil au excuse tor sece
ding. II re-esr rabIIshes the Missouri line and
OK leads 1t 10 the Pacific.
Another correspondent looking at the other
SIDE Of the picture, says:
II
nun Der oi m-mbrrs OF q ngre>s. whu are tree
Ia expressing their belief as Io the purpO-es vi
the SouLhero ales. Ia SCUM CarolIns.
ttoEgii, Alabama, u ssiseipt /, l. buIeIaua ana
tioildd, hey cay there IL longer d Union
party. Tne issue Ia each is bet~ een separate
secession, and Conference, and cnnsuitaItun.-
No mal dares raise his voice for the UuIun
uor Is there ANY aullcIp ttIuu III those ) aLes
thdt the OIOn eau last uiueiy dajS. Immeul.
dIe secession is the prevalent sentiment.
Since The ARRIVAL Ut the evening Trains, there
seems 10 ts nut One opinion aoJut ulssnIu-
'ion UuiUn, as no ons believes The Re-
publican party anl y!eld tLeIr uTkautxatIon
20 sa.eit. Ii Mr. LinCviu were ~ ptac- turre
Southern mrn In his CtbInet, IL would be a
virtual abandonment of Tue Platform as H.
Could not d. txpec Ied Of Southern men to CO
Jperate III making war the slave III terssts
TIE MOETGOM OUiRA9&S IN KANSAS
A d spatch from Warsaw, NJ :, gives tue fo..
loving statement made by u committee IF re-
-pecta bic ciuZeps uf Clinton, Henry Co. NJ:
To&t the puolc mind may uot be- inislufurm-
co and LnlsIed y Tue mauy emIssaTirs the abo .
ntiUnlats are lunEIng TO aud fro through The
tOuntr' East oil tUIs place. as We are iutJfIne1,
thu W JuSlty lhJSe w 40 nave Jnr dark drSfguS
Jf lie ABOLITION marauders under the uUtu-
!ious Capt I'll ,ntgoInrry In X iusas and On the
ogrder, we beg ieaHe 10 stato The toll WING
iac's LII addition 10 those here iotUre gwen:
Tue armed abolItiOuisLs lave cuntIn ID ed
heir muIdrrous operations In Buuib ~ aud
Lynn c uuties, Kansas, huuliug down and
driving from tho rrrTitoIy All mrn wnJ have
dlsapproved OIL their robbing AID mui derlng
I'D "h' have acted III any manner to sus taIu
the laws.
Inc ads leading eastward from the Terri
tory have been crowded with wagons aud per-
-ons, male and female, escaping from these
hends.
Ia one instance mother gave birth to an
iniant on The road near PuppInssyiile, III TINS
STATE, DUNG the fight OF the 1anIly.
On Monday OF tnIs week NJ r. BiSnUp who
lives uu the q age TlYer, aud aUout Twelve
miles north OF r. scot, having been aroused
~ noise In The nignt, ue,Jn gong To tue door
y see Wadt was the InatteJ, was las tanGiy SHOT
down and kIlied. Hls body Was found 10 TIA We
oeen pierced Dy seSeral oIlis.
We have seen here Tor The past few days
Wagons ioaucu with gooos, turuIture, &c,
passing through, not 0uIy irOm the Territory
out from WesLpOrt, Iii THIS Stale, and other
places within the IIue.
FamIIles IIyIng on Gud near the old Jackson
place, Ithln tuls Stale, have beeu utItt-d 10
'edve their homes, Oy these outi1Ws, auu hay-
'ng no means Uf ueteuce, have lied IL Butler,
dEu places III Tie InLeTIJr, for security, Ieas
tug tneir homes and effects benIud them un :
i'rutec ed. Yesterday slaves owned by tnUoe
IYiEg On the line, some twenty five miles OF
n'r' within The STATE, arrived heIe f,r safc-
keeping.
uave the citIz5aS of Il ties and Vernon
Counties, since Lpe CON nnencrmeut OF tnIs IN
surIectIOn, been Threatened Hitn deS tTuctIou Il
Il ttc Auu property, without adj q udle >aHs
1 deien e ur i,roteCu III. L > u tuIs tlme Ilis
state OF things hIs CtntInurd