The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

nolds' Square, and Ia tha victuity or the Ara,,.
! ~ OF the Republican Blues, to witness Iha
1",.hS S ni tue colonial nag by that gallant
| eoIp>, upon the nag staff, q flag wi Il th. ua
| uohal stripes. ent with only atteen sta-s hal
! neen nying during the afternoon. Und.rnaat ia
u''s anorixontai stan, xssndiug over the pa We
aien hao oeen rugged TO receive the new fag
which at given signal was thrown TO tbs
breeze, amid the shouts and cheers Of the spec
tatoTs a salute of flftsau guus wa. fired nv n
- aehhent OF the Chatham Aruiisry. The
o'"net' Wnich measures i3 by fee {, bears on
QUE Slue single star, with the words "Stata
AcNsn." On the other aide is represented a
Il'e oak tree, with the rattie.nake and IL
motto Don't Tread on Me" At the ton tha
words Republican Blues" TIE ti.C Is hand
soneIy painted by MIR. Thos. w Shea, OF IA.
NanLah.
The steamship Augusta, from Savannah,
arrived at New York. Tuesday morning, md
carried back 10 that port about twenty steer-
age passengers. who were refused a residence
by the authorities. They are mechanics aud
iahorers. Three cabin passengers, who were
advised TO leave, also returned by the Au-
gusta.
VIRGINIA.
meeting of the citizens of Culpepsr coun-
", Va, 10 consider the present aspect of Fed =
erai ahaire aud the state OF the Union, was
he!d a. Oulpeper Court-Housa on Monday
last Addresses were delivered by James w
ttreen, DIR. Stringfellow, George Pannell
Henry Snackelford, p. r. smith, Horace
Shaekelford, &. Il. Moncure aud others A
resolution requesting the Governor to call an
extra session OF the Legislature at an earlier
Date than II is called together in his proclama-
ton, was introduced and laid on the table -
Some OF the speakers made emiuently conser-
yatiTe speeches, while Others took ground in
faVor OF secession. The meeting without de-
Hnlte acuon, adjourned until next Court
Ex-Gov. Wise, o Va, in Better written to
Rufus Dolbear. OF New Orleans, October 2lst,
TWO weeks before the election says:
The elec ton Of Lincoln is certain in event
ana III 10 certain IN effect, toto sanction
tue entire doctrine and application of aboli-
ton OF slavery everywhere in the IJni,ed
States, In ine States as we'll As Territories and
Shudder TO say that | tear the States Will
silently submit. 1t will be an ayowal at the
poIls OF one section that the other shall not
govern itself. There is not 4 sovereign indie.
pendent power VI on the earth, whi ch would
or should quietly submit to aggression of such
nature-the worst which can present itself
IN Confederacy. The worst, because il comes
In al the panoply OF form. The form will lie
siectton-the election constitutional. That will
BE- the pore out OF which the courage of resist
nnce Will ooze. The substance is aggression
me aggression Vial Your remedies would
not meet the case Ho3r. They would once,
out not Hotc-the case Is chronic. We mus.
declare war, and fight enemies They, too,
mink we won't do either, and that is the
nFst ana worst evil TO be met. Convince
them that you viii declare war against
the substance OF aggression-that you won't
submit, and viii fight. How! Form
Committees OF Safety aud organize Minute
| corps al once as in the Revolution. Snuff ty-
ranny IN ths tainted breeZes from Pennsylya-
| MA aud Indiana, and begin revolution again,
10 maintain the COH'tit and the Jai0H mon
| 6oIh Of uh'ch Back RsPHbLcaniSm is marching
lake no 0lsuhlUn staHu, aud make no anti
constitutional movement. My family is too
afflicted, and am too needed Ut home, TO 60
| actively lnlo This can vass. l deSp II OF saving
| the Republic by speeches, or party organiza-
tiOn, and am dIsguSted throughout with the
| conduct OF this campaign. 1t has been a petty
| paruzan affair, with no patriotic or compre
| hensive scheme of policy. Our State and her
| State Rights regime, have been sacrificed by 8
| selfish faction, which will skulk from all re-
| sponsible position. A few must do the work
| lead in 10 revolution, o. be led IN halters.
| have no money 10 give; but land, and negroes,
| and mysaif, and ali that is mine, TO offe up
tor sacrifice, rather than be eus!aved by slaves.
| l shall attend u political meet'h x in this m Y
| adopted county next Wednesday, and shall
| offer resolutions to form com N ltee Of safety,
| and organize our Minute Men. II thus could
| BE- done sim uitaneously throughout the Sou III,
| II might wake up coHserrdttres, and put w ide-
| wakes to rest.
| Hastily and crudely, but truly and respect
| fully, yours, HENRY A. WISE.