The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30
r,ou WASHINGTON.
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I" WARRINGTON, Jan. 2s. 1851.
,hi> desperate anxiety 70 Keep .ne
shy - e-drivers " and the "imPo'er'
sro4'" +. NJ the South in the Aboii'ioh
/ .ssj i'''" COR love of US Not for admira-
'gt'7 .oeial system. Nay, verify net
Of '|' odmirahle work on " Southern
H. 10 ~ >or,hern Profits" lets the cat
gsa''h sar THE annual load which
o, q - ,nanstrv Is required 10 carry APP
>5oth''" .ss1 .a0. oA The heavy dram oil
~. .,,,s created prevents an acc"mnia-
pa. .bs South, and promotes l, As en"o'
% At - North. where every such accu-
civ ri tl' i,~,t.s The ,frniH.' He estimates
raton a.ao,int edraed at the South dur-
.,t ~ - -,,.,utv wears, and paid into me
< H. ~. e(r1 and htpt theTe, at TWO ThotS-
M, grNnEFp AND sEVtNrf NiLIioNS "f
81. SWIM o." The fishing bounties alone reach
.a.i A$, 81, Mostly paid 10 Main" ana Massa-
Aa>fis. tho reason why the South has al
lG,, j. 'a,s ALWAYS will Toe, tiie vassal Of
,,ay, D. - long n the Union lasts: This
~ No.,-. Soun j. perfectly willing for the
f.1 ." .,s,,.ie. and the North bent on ciNh
NT-'a ~ ta,u permit the south 10 do the
gaf 7h'L, f9eoEern itsolt and keep It's earn
,sei5 i.'t - our money they are after
= 81 CO. r,lliug. is she able. 10 bear the
L gaia Of he Government without
.fs' " E-t.i, from the wealthy Cotton States
5..riek lirnry answer
J.. ,r.fl not reason with you about this
.,,.n They viii eoaslrue II a. they please
.'.t.- l.Lerit. ry'Gy one OF your slaves
's[ -', xiii be- done by men, Il majority = 'nhon
,- 'a -,sr., ,afcrssf t-ith HVa fhey will there
-1 "' .. FEELING for Your interest.
~ ia. >rsf. tIs-s there are @5G. GOO blacks
Wig .-> ,,.,r GT none in the HorthcTn States.
81, -- ,.I.. will contribute 10 bring this event
,- IT,. '..,..~. J. le,r>trd. Haze they not power
.-'tllr general defence May they not
Prey. fh... call taT the 0ba,gsoI ~ adrtTy -
.4' "t -., 4.aHucc that all slaves are free
' 'a.. 81, n Congress Is 10 the North and the
.rr, g. th. south. sEE ".tAt pLAL or
.s' ,r,ll - TW PEuFLE OF VIRGINIA ~
Il" tNp fHLIA TEANE AND TRANQUILITY
,saes1
,,... done. then. with these arguments about
A','..a,, with the Border Free States. II
lent lrht 4 lew slave States, VIII they
7. nom All combined And if we remain
- Tuinn must We not of necessity be
If wood and drawers OF water TO the
.,,ai<t> II they oppressed us in spite
a Cation States, viii they not Cypress lis
% ,,r. noZg that the Cotton States are gone
~ Trlrr va uncertain last night whether
,,ui1 90 home or not. He evidently thinks
President j. not acting in good faith
Ea. the Whip hand of the Admins ira
a ana IS carrying out his strdtcSetc NM
'' los at Pensacola. There will he fight
mar. before the Brooklyn arrives, near
-. Srrllpr will he assaulted. SO war be-
The poor old President IL scared out OF
s,,,,s He says he fears 10 veto force
10 rr.. the Northern people burn him Ill
.r, Indeed, 10 is known that, since New
- aay, his policy has been shaped by
',-,r,iI-r IN regard to his property and per
iil the railroad men and the Union delega
.,. from Boston and New York have gont
f home in the fix of 30 Peeps sheep
y..,hp- The President nor the Republican:
,a ,hpm any satisfactory assurance o
ACE The truth is, 4 mighty revolution i
a, accomplished by the hand of ProVi
..r.s and the best and wisest men are impo
..r.t0arrest II
PRYOR has the floor of tho House this morn
"a, You may look for nothing but speeche
,rrr5 his time ont. 1t is noticed that Anso
Hg-lu.lme has not opened his lips this ses
-4 Iii Thaver is said TO be so disguise
.,A the Republicans that he has taken
sat In he gallery, ana watches the quarrel
ID. brloW IN contemptuous silence.
Weather brilliant and mild. Snow fast dis
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