The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-13

AMERICAN AFFAIRS EURopp
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HEFRsF0ED uoPF. ". p, OF THe IsDrpsst7,-.
OF FaR soUTg.
Fro the L md Caronicls. Nov. %
A lecture -as delivered by A j. II rs,o
ford HOPE, Lsl., 70 the mFm bers Of tn. Kin
down Library. on the snblecs OF the civil y,n !.
in America.
After reviewing the history of the a.ruo,,o
Mr.. Hope said Three hundred year. -
Holland achieved its Independence of Sn,3
against even greater odds than the Sou.b ~
TO contend with, and though there arr t1ren,,.
millions In the North against ten m ilI,n,. -
The south, vet the singleness OF purpose rri -.
winch the latter seem 20 act. gives them g,aat
advantage over opponents whose courst-
are divided. II was at one time fanciat a.
slavery would be An element of Wpakuess >,
the Sonth, but so far from the slaves -,
IN 2 servile instruction, they are sc,ual1, =
right arm OF strength 10 their cvrars - J,
much as we may wonder at il tbav saa,,, "a
be working hard for the verv rnan og,ia' :.
|hcln II was supposed they would h. III
mrs. 10 turn their hands. For the sp,b,t
which the President gave Fremont -, ,h-
matter OF his proclaim alton DECLARING r.
emancipation OF slaves. | praise IinootT g.
the horrors of war would ia ,acraased a ~, '
Sthd 'pId were serviie Teheliion fostsrat
Bnt what vii be the END of tae xtrn.-.,js -
tne thing appears perfectly cqrt,tI ,h,
hOrih cannot conquer the South Thev -
devastate II, they may sacrifice million.
treasure and host OF men, but tho, All
never permanently suhiuggte, thu Sor,h
against its Will. The slrugg!p I'm f.., "
present is 70 decide whether the h.'i ~
states shall hereafter belong 10 tho Ncr,h y.
10 the South. II yOu look AZ the man - o., W
pears to ne the inevitable design Of r.ai
denCe that the country .hpuIt h.tii,It.i ,.'.
the hEe great divisions which uer-t,n.,
before. And this division gguld p. IN,
North America itself. Al present n -. -
Scfous not OF streE 9Th hut Of mum nere .,.
me olted States hectored and bUliipd otLs,
powers hecausei II had nobody 10 zaeptt,n
order. lis only nelghbOrS are Canada m ,t
NORM, and the weak Republic of Me-, ' 40
the South. Once divided into "A nU,,t.r ~
States, each would b. a check unou tho OH va
rnd each would fan into the POSITION ~ n,
European nation. Each would have m mo- Nv
tain It's frcDtiers, 20 keep upa Stludiurarrr,
to EAve a ~yarchlul Foreign Once W4u o.,
good. Would that be any great ba't
ship; livery other couE Try in the w1rls dn.s
the Ike, and ID * ttyne that our bnrnp+i.r.
cousins, now mat they haVe become men ana
acquired bone and sIneW, should assume m
possibilities Of life, and no longer IisnIa,,
that ch,IdtSh petulance which NAV hay. hnag
eXcnsabie in the Soung days OF the r.
y,u hlic.
Sach a division would be good, too. ,,r ,,.
blacks themselves, necause the eiavre,rtcr.
IN filtered hy the !ntriGGes ot Il large marty
playing fast and loose with this question ana
another spl Iiler party preaching immstla,.
eTaaHcIp ton, another name tor ifaro,dgat.
S tarN Atom, would, Ter their own self interest
~ AK sHuu arrangements Is would lead 90 ,ls
gradual a5oiitiOn Of slavery. VI cannot halp
-eaing that the North. with an Itscittl.l.,.,,'
IS the h0tbad II anarchy, aud that the elnth
IN spite Of TIE dark bi0L n 1t stains it, escttt-
neon, Is HghunZ ~ItA one heart and iutut tDr
IS Independence from Il hateful thraliom
We cannot neIp seeing that, while abraham
Lincoln Is GU incapable pTetaHdeG. Jefferson.
Davis II Il bold, a GaI in z. Vet polite states.
man. We may wish to see tna American
N';tias peacefully separated into he great di
visions marked OUt by nature; We m4ypi.n
% 80 biOodshed cease ana pace restored
)ut | contend and / know the majority of
thinking men III This country agre. with m.
-hUHgh they are TOO nrGiy -m0ufbed 10 s},
.O--that the test and Teadir-t method towards
hat end would b. the esiJbll,h fueut RS soon
rs possible, OF the complete Independence of
the Confederate States. loud cheers Th-
lecture VS. listened 10 with the greatest IN.
erFSJ, and the audience expressed their au-
prevail of the sentiments expressed py ire
Iuent applause.
4 thtp rs 20 sir. Eeresford Nope, for his in
true tive anu interesting lecture said he was
sure ali present wUEIG feel deeply gTa .pfnI
nat their iuJ was cast IL Old EuEi4rG and
hat this Government was not tossed .e0ur
lpJn the turbulent sea q d~RolTacy. which
IueT no stability aut 40 rest. tHeIr hear
IHE CANADIAN ylEW OF TFF REBELLION 80 TaF
UNITED STATES.
From 'ho Toronto Lsl3ot D-1.5i
The New FORK 7tIp,s says truly tbat the
tli'GTy moYen.n.s undaTiakeu in Cauad4
IRE another '5ylartum Of q growing aurna-
on between ile TWO countr,t~ " The com
ncatS Of OR cotenl Porary, appended 10 lue ipt-
ter OF its Quebec correspondent. are not cal
,ulated 70 arrpst this ttriiu- or 10 deveIuVe
lnad ian taitn in the ltiend!irr.s of 0ur
y orthcrn neigh b0rs. II those who profess 20
rnuEe mischief makers themselves SEIZE
very CceA-ICn 40 mlSrrp present ana &IcH ~
Ill Jal' pertains 10 Canada, fjr certainty b.
hat tn" alienation complained Of viii 70 u4
81 AZ accelerated pace, and thRt tNe mutual
ttstrusL aAd DISLIKE W!H be greater Than
Yer
The sueers Of the New York journal II the
gallant and heroic NIii'ains ana his CompetTs
gpnle VIta Il bad grace from & country y nose
grand array hes Cor months been CoOp-d
2IthIn the capital by The southern forces
IND who's Generals and Brigadier Generals.
ma al sorts OF Generals. are The drolleSf
'om pound ofmeIi. aud lmpO- tUse ever known
II 4 civiliZec country. Equally uu,eelaiy are
nc attacks four contemporary upon the gaI
antEy ct the Cauadifn mililJ. \ TeW4m.
,rance OF the past, II no higher motive, should
nave tauCht tAc Iiqes the Virtue Ui silence
lvon this subject. The de-pred militia OF
l21GGG once SGGl ~edUd ia urlN&ng American
INVADERS, detra led Hud huluiIia geG, tGon Bit'-
sh soil. and they viii not shrink iIusl turlr
ask il duty again calls thegn Into eINIc- --
he iieetT%ceTs OF bull Ran should b. amongst
lie last to deprst3ute British pluck ca sol
LierIy capacity.
The Tins adopts tle notion OF its Qu-Ue.
riaHd. tnat the New Dirk Htgajt Is tur uaiu
TbmOtgr 81 miSc9ief between Lce two ,oUL
rttS- \ certain class O. tbs Northern people
~siI"ous'y eudeaT0r 10 arcducc thr SANE
~ preston. bJt tG!- version OF the AFFAIR g.
q admissible la inr Gv>r place. thr Itar l>
II" original u!jsClirt maker. 30 Tar baDH rs.
May, II did Us feeble utmoet 10 excite national
anime SHY; abusing The course "t the BRUSH
Government, aud panderHg 10 The mstne-t
passions CT the New YORK mob. As matter
iaud. We regard the n r1sJ a. the sole eAgs
rent Of tie opinion which rules lu the Norm
IN >tates Ode fact alone es,y 5llshes tAl-
, he EJft6 * pres Fe.!H-, whilst "a" t#'
lr,bHHs and Horid age idERUlshluE beyond
IA eaSuTe. It's circulation Is / yer than ever.
tnd OF The four papers We have named. it As
he only one whose advertising retains is old
dimensions. From thIs s.rcuu.s.2' ~ We draw
30 unreasonable Inference. EA2 raid a. anti
5ritlsh tGd Suii- taAad.s-Gt BAT Ip Jt- uInlhE
his position IL Z. Fee r1ru and expression go
lie dom iF1thtes oitle people among a
r hon :: 1ITcuiates.
gGFlI-H JOURNAL On TBE American SIDE or
THE MASON AND sL1pELt .CEsuoS.
FROM Ii, HALIFAX IN. Scotia s, n. Nv. 81
The puoiig TIiud Is seemingly much per
,!"zed about the legality OF the apprehension
II Mason and SiideG, the ambassadors aad
bearers Of GssD4tlhe-, ga board She ~! al IGAIi
,te3mtr front, when attempting 10 escape 10
t.1Uope. " hen Ne refer 80 tAr law OF HAucH-,
- laid down by the creates OF Brlu>n loLsi
utiCnal writer. We rAo that the action az ~"
'pIteU States Government, IN ttlS !prrh'U
,lon, has. at least, The Sanction OF 3ACleu! aEd
modern law on this i'm porLAnt po'Gt.
IOTu StOWtIi, one Ot the abGeet OF bTillsH
nTlStg, says The caTTytf 2, OF ne =i,itH'-
)f the enemy i also condemnation, even u
ny ueGtcais The am Stasud0r OF ID"
enemy 'uay he stopped on his Passage, bh'
when he arrive III L" neutral country ne o.
comes a sort of mtddieguan, and Is entitled 10
,artain privilege
Lord Stoyyell further declgTed-ond tn
iocusue was sctsd upon by Ia whole J 'd8e'
Ia q subsequent case, hat 81 The Atlanta
..that the uent-al ship, .e'rytng dispatches
was liable 70 o. fTieif2d, aud decided az
coroiHRiy.
hrated 1udgtufnts in 3 case IT Ibis kind, says
s. IL appears Ia Iue On principe, taa, the A,le
q 4 y, sSel carry lne the Ambassadors or die
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