The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-13
,oM WARRINGTON.
nvspoSpsxcE OF THR pIsfATeh'j


wAsuIsaroS. Feb. IL, 1861.
-, alyyavs about him as much
ia TiSh, yea ther in Washington mas, ne
.ssage as -. comfortable, Two or three
,.eald ~ ne thermometer was peio" "sio
AS az; ia moist and warm enough 70 s''i
,sa s.,ilIows 10 sprouuhs "''e
80 SHG -, ,be election of Jefferson Davis
Tie he~sa ard the tenor of the dispatch
AID SpFSbe future course OF the fro'isiohai
saibnliS Of the southern 'onieo'rdcy,
tySsIha favorable impression on III sioes-
eates - Gentleman remarked yesterday
AZ tR.U,,". would be most happy abroad,
la The e' -, Powers have always believed
b, he III STATES would reopen the Afri-
.kst the do rppudiate the public debt. and
81 sa' r,ssal generally. The PRESIDENT says
risy TIE - the amha Ssadors OF the southern
,ss, wheH % emo ON 10 demand the forts and
,soieie'" hold by the Federal forces and
,ysaNf ,af,ly for those seized by the sew
e Ssto'.n. She case will be very different
~ NN'. - has heretofore been. lie did not
fra ". Congress would recognize the new
~ Us. but the tone of his remarks Jus
SJ gAat inference VIA "
-A3s,,l authority.
ssao.",. = beautiful turnout Is passing
Asl ". .tre.t. one Of the companies of
W Ht,t,llrrv is making display for the
fNi1. - our ci ti1ens. Zach cannon Is drawn
!eaeH' SOS and the caissons by the same
sl@%t hwy chargers, and all the horses
lsA;"S' e. condition IL is "A very pretty
ST. u About a thousand soldiers, most
* tS's+-,i-n birth, - their faces show, are
,bis place. Their presence excItes a
scF - n Indignation in the breasts OF ' ir-
ga 'e' ,snDorarily sojourning here. The
gaia"s roweydr are we'll pleased with them.
t.t<' j,,1rjnr State proposition, which the
IAf t,prress, it is said, will adopt, is far
re- me Nrii;ondrn amendment. II allows
.fgH ,,,nrte.s nor the Territorial Legisla-
ns..Hr' t,,,gTt,.yc with slavery. Virtually, it
ar slavery, aud places ii in much
e-,l-'rapiition than IT now is under the bred
Ha Srri,jon Bat this Border State propo-
. will hardly pass Congress
NV ,ional Convention is the next decep
4 - kc4I, the border States in. 1t VIII take
''" egrS 10 call this Convcn ton, and get its
'R' 2ytnra the people. Meantime the acces-
IN the Republican party VIII gave them
-|', - ourrhs necessary TO abolish slavery
%. STATES But they will hardly be mad
"a Oh IL do that. While Virginia is waiting
80 Irbqt THIS Convention will do, the free
,,e,rd a the South viii be drawing all
}S', h from her New York will continue
.N W. ,r her capital. the candle VIII he burn
~ h,th ends and the issue OF an iSno-
'.7,u. choice Of an Abolition, iii preference
"s southern Coniederac}, VIII be lInpoNer-
.h,.en, and decay. Nor must we neglect TO
- ~, account the stampede of slave pro-
"a" fro,o Virginia into the Southern Con
iey,ry which viii continue until II Is stop
- by the Southern Congress. The drain
80 by the expulsion OF this property VIII
H. .artgs indeed.
r,co f-rrrion bills are now before the House
ma far prospect OF becoming laws al an
Nv dav. One is 4 sort of second edition oi
.ts boston pos; bill the other authorizes the
psi6eut 10 call out the whole militia OF thu
SO remaining i'll the Union, TO assist IN
.rf9reinr the Ia VS., recapturing the forts, &c
I.r5er is provisions, the people of Virginia
,r..I he coIny,elled &c take up arms against thu
s,g.b or rlef. to assume the attitude of rebels
Charlotte Gushman will perform all thu
week at the theatre. LkD'