The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-25

T. W. n A q n A HON
OF this racy, elequent, and ts=a,;tQy
Of TEN THOUSAND, a work which ws Do
not hesitate to pronounce charming As
po IN, and possessing the interest," Of fiction,
while its logic and facts are irrefutabIs.
II Ia the first original book Of a misscells.
neous character published in the Con fsdsran
States since the organisation of our hide
pendent Government, and IL lie no lees grace
| fully than appropriately Dedicated 70 oar arr
President.
For such publication, in expoeitio OF the
| crisis and Of Southern political PHILOSOPHY IL
| would be supererogation 10 bespeak pubis
| favor, especially as Its contents will warrant
| general patronage aud appreciation.
The following are commentators BY gen
| tlemen who read portions Of the NAL s~
| script:
| From The Richmond Wig.
att discusses with rare ability and learning
The institution OF slavery In all Its aspec s, ~
| well as the social and politicaI distinctions
between the people of tbs Confederate Stats
| and those of tbs United States. The style i
| ornate, glowing, and eloquent We predict
| that 1t Will produce a sensation, take lie
place among standard literature, and have
the erect OF banishinx from our midst the
hurtfui offspring OF the morbid and proliic
press Of the North.
From TIE DispatsA.
1--WE have read port ions Of tho mann scrir,
| and we pronounce II beautiful, excellent, ana
| conclusive. We hnp pc that 1t VIII obtain the
circulation that 1t merits, not only In ALaa'
lea, but in Europe
| From tls E1anissy.
/ at Is impossible for rs 10 convey 10 liz
reader any correct idea Of this splendid r..
| say. To form a correct Idea OF so genial ahe
/ complete a production, IL must be peruset.
and its perusal will repay the reader as nucA
rs one OF Macauiey's papers for tho Ed',sa,s
were wont TO charm the English public. Ia
style is lofty; It's logic trrefu table; its illus
trations pure and elegant, and it's trea ,msn'
OF the theme com piets from Alpha 70 Umsgn
1t will ba ons of the hrst--if not really tbs
nrst-pubitcatfon OF 8 miscelIan eous cnAYsr
ter issued Ia our new Con fedsracy. The
publishers will bring 1t ont In exoelisnt style,
| and we bespeak for ~ warm reception. saca
| as should encourage every enterprise eeIcu-
lated TO add to the lustrs Of the South.
We might continue similar extracts ~
| the charleston Moc.ry and other journals
| space permitted. The work is now ready ~
delivery; one octave volume plea tyye, ;hSA
paper cover. Price N-
THE SOUTHERN sPY.-L~.sers or ne NJ
Icy and Inauguration Of the Liusoia w1'
written anonymously In washtnston ard sa~
where, by Edward A. Pollard Of s%s'hA'
author Of BLACK Diamonds"
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/. Letter to Presidents Ianeoln. written al w.St
2. Letter to President Lineola. wrsssn a. Wash
ington.
| 3 Letter 70 President Lincoln. written 81 ~
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