The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-05
Nitl,monn pispatfh.
.,,y MORNING. MARCH s, 1861
,uoM HUNTINGTON.
ursSoxnrycs OF rHx DISPATCH
MARCH s, 1851

" w,sHtxaToS. March ,, 1861.
,inds one OF Richmond during
The d's 1ti< lust IS hot. dusty, crowded.
lar "u5urable There Is the same eVern8i
and uht"4 fro the same everlasting eanhP
coiag 70 ni az Rut such crowd Richmond
ssoa GrrA"b ID, IL is 10 be hoped never MAY
never s.r,,,t nag. fl'penny-hit Yankees. ano
SO. t,F.,,,v,cStprnprS. all bone and impu-
ho'N"k 30 sacked the town, Inc like OF
deGtt' "...t,,,,s Was never seen since the toun
thF'e ~ The civ, and the Oldest 'nhabltan II
3tu'h 9. .he thought of what Washington
sEtss' "a YEAR hence, after these sWarmS
,rl NJ . biyed in the public offices.
have PEE" has kicked the Peace Conference
t2at' ,f doors Bare faced cheat as II
f@tn' Aha thinks Il too much To allow ms
T. oh a. ,royinces, the border States. In
tcaen,i'fr .tt,ycver, ~ the Big DcmanderS and
g'-7F'3 r. Jc,.S of the Convention, to whom tn,
faU, - rights OF Virginia ara entrusted
he1" ssuoscd 70 snap 1T this swindie greedily
'rci" ~ ~ we'll for the people To have reli
g nav -, AZ 10 IT. merits. Baker, of Ore
s'' 'ta th4llti0u CoeTCionis;, and pupil Of
k-T' a. Johnson one OF the chief cooks and
E'"'"tshsys Of the Seward Bell Dougla-
hot'L yr.e soil -Squattcr Sovereignty Goa
F"''l+t are about To sell Virginia int
pm, ,,-l ..-- Raker says this about the Guth-
y-,sk4B humhu&
~. Avoid something. 80 do those gentlemen
~ ,ther side who, opposed to the prohibition
20 hv Congress. How consent 10 1t. Thest
..gf ia f,.a.f az ttf S9a ~,
,.s.l 10 one inch Of territory that NIGH,
a.fT'.tT stolen or rurcha.ed | would di.
ss'..t.t.r pratee, slavery, hut these measure
.rta protection impossible. THOR provt-
.sav extended 10 territgrF now In The Union
s-a ,,.r- Ir them, then, | vote TO give tht
70 4 freedom to ali territory from here {,
A~
,t,,}s : lrSinia' is Paw sing" (by the
N"..s,l19 cymtal CHricaturr. and attract
gsv '"'' t . - Yesterday ,t Shjliincton,.
81 sTta. a. rs ti.nlaveJ AMI Iyhi,,
,o5A-.'''.: s,, being concentrated m hi.
Y-s''i,-s' -, - Ntr.,iniY .ViI} dn ,uall :,
H-F. 10, t,,,r .,onra-e h.. cor,ious dos.
lT".l -, -. Uit+rr~ - as GIVEN .boyr
d h'h'- NJ : Ncnot,eu Moore has riyef
-, 10 the following:
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w '' sr.nyf.rrA ma thai thcv have yer,
re- 49,. n Cd that point al which Repub
Us, rr.s n 8uyorament can no logger be main
..-.E
T. Nao~r - right Why. then. shout,
-. submit 10 be- tied 10 the tail of tn
80. Why tiuidiy cvadc the present IRON
70 n. -, thrust an Infinitely greater trou
t". ~ me next generation Suppose on
90" "i d.. = h,a acted AS crayenIy as we ar
IA.
old that a reaction is going on At tn
- MANY good ana true men sircerel
49,, .3ts The recent elections in New
9-', 5,,,.,t ;njjCqtn any such reaction. I'll
-'--,-,.s aimed ground. instead of losir
i D., ~. = stress is laid on the monster ne
~ fax-C- If C'Ifr;puden's Amendment
l-' . - DoSrnn. How were these petition
~ ~ ! Massachusetts ,nun told
t., ~ Pnnor4ss from Virriui1 fand
ID. 49, ~ ,hp convention or the IepisIa trr
.'.'. -, mar tbs ,,otition vas hrought :
-. eiaj. m los from Roston with IN
~, fsa.3,n~ a ps-itiou for an Uonoro
W ,5,,,.+,,r0t Two thousanF names Z
t' -" ~, MAJ town Zyare signed 10 After
- Mr. FvCrrt, committed these men an
,.l,arsi,,ers IA n, Cr;tterdeo Amen,
d. tn cnns.ounnca Was tblt an indie
me- -,.ti,,y ~ hold At the =, foras,id tow,
.it..''i,s trp,r rosie, ana NJ Evaratt va
t5tIu...,4 This Get from, thr mon, nor Y, h
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