The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

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NEUTRALITY EYNTucEy.--Wh General
Ro>Ar.RrK. 10 the carly days OF hi- FIRST
.4,mrasen in Italy. had defeated anA dispersed
the armies of iicdm0a; and Austria, aud
had been carried by the course OF bis vioto
Iiee 10 The Ncniti.,n frontier the Senate of
Venice zen, deputation 10 him, with re-
quest that lac would respect their neutrality
Ills reply was char;,c ,eris,ic and it settled the
question of neutral territory at once and for
ever. 1t was, in substance. as follows You
,ie between that portion Of the Austrian pos
sessions IN ttaly in which the war between
France and Aust ria has been Wayed and 4 rs.
ma itself. Unless the Austri.,ns should make use
ofyonr territory 10 pass over men 20 the scat OF
war, :hey would he confined Ia a marrow and
difficult passage between The mountains
aud the AdiRe. and between the Adi.ye and
Lake Garda You have suffered them
80 make use Of your territory for he passage
al troops 10 attack the French. or Ia hold
their possessions against the arms "f France
openly at war with her. | shall respect neu-
ts:iliiv hen II i. real; but neutral, which
opesaics il favor OF one bcIIgeren ana de
.iructive!y against another, i. no neuiraliIy nj
a.. The Eeut..ln Senator's urged the inability
Of the Republic To reader their neutrality ef
lectual Very well, said BoSAPARrt, will
30 that for you And certainly he was righl
similar care occurred III this country.
General JACKSON made most effective can.
raizu against the Seminole Indians. Defeated
ou our ground, they retired into Florida, then
belonging to Spain, and OF course neutral ter
njory, where they We're recruiting their
forces, and getting ready to make another in
oursion upon orr territory. JACKSON marched
INTO Florida, and Dl0ae up the nest of the IN
vaders. thereby putting an end 10 invasion
The Spanish Governor protested. JACKSON re
piled in thesaulc spirit h. which BoNApAnrk had
replied 10 the Neniiian depuation. If you
cannot. or will not. take care OF YOUR Indians
! Will DO II for y0g. Jackson was violently
assalied III the newspapers and Congress for
his proceedings on this occasion: but common
sense and the public voice acquitted him.
IL, lis nppy thesc Two examples to the case
o1 Kentucky. The Confederate States and
The Yankees are al open war The tory legie
.;.ture OF Kentucky say she is neutral. She
order. the forces gf the Confederate Stetes OF
her territory. while the Yankee. are suffered
- trni;iu IL tGa' neutrality ? + ii not open
war Suppose she docs not furnish men and
munitions 10 tile Yanker.. Does Size not afford
1ucn u free rus4ugc oyer he. territory to
attach tie armies Of the Confederate. Stale,
Does SIC uct .rAi-h Them with means. and
,u- most Formidable. of All means, for e,i,ctiny
.u invAslou1 II Il r.trc..ting army. hnflv
tnrs'hd. cross !, river. and destroy the
irid4e, IS thar n44n :, neutral WHO supplies the
air>u-Fs Nil. the means u crossing. Observe
= ii,i -r5t nf uenita.i', the degraded LrIj.la-
j.lr- e.. iAcutu,,y "a. ,uipudenf enough to
...G.l The Yankees C.,,u.. with y,l-t armies
.... he State. sEcv secure g.. ery strnn.r nnjut
"a il. tiay ,u;,,,,. +: ju,u,r,,r,b, and ,-,. it,.;
,,.ss. ai or.r,ftt:.I,. rn if,,.,G,. Teunpssr, II
fAt, -, !nfu Tennessee. and meet willis irt,,,,
,..., D.ll L.st. 90, t-.utuckv TI.,,.-i..,. ,,,,+
NOT b.. ,ur.uei There. a, thea, L,is,,,.,. tLov
-. -,,,-rr, ,t.,., ,,i.. -. or...,,,;, ,,..;, ~.
i,:,,.,.t- SANDY ,arir losses ;,, after bay.o.s
.,.i, l,il,, rr,rt-,rJ. th,y oa bact +, T,,ur..-
zee Ind ~, tuufclrrs.it.s are no; IL MARCH
lr,, Kat. CIV and brr.,i, an the den. Vney
,t4y.. Is true. xiii the invader. If tliey ,,ud
rh,.l IA Tennessee. h,i; they i,, moi puf their
.c;.,.rthe line .liuuox. ". buI -, RI. H.
tof, who had 4 Hest OF pet norne,r IN his garden
and Who ;!u.W him>e!f upon Lis proprietary
iignl-, Wncnevo. II was proposed to destroy it
Suppose b. 'pi, Is th.s, Nc might XII as many
pets ;is We p'c,std, when ihey cune INTO our
puiiTT. It'll !n~- not cross the line - Catc.
then! in their stronghold, What reply would
Ne t0ndestend 10 make "a such an Ilnreasoma
.ir. your pets Are T. public nuisance Youiaust
DESTROY their res;, on We will do 1t tur vca-
And such should he, and such Is. the answer Of
The Confederate States 10 Kentucky They
say IT You are determined 10 be neutral, We
haTe 40 rlsLt to object. But Won must be neu'
'::,I in iaet, as "c.i rs lii name. lou must not
lend yoU territory TO oar enemy for \ bridge
/" rts- over armies T" Invade the Southern
t"hiedelacy- lou must moi allow him TO
t'fth camps ana pnia l"ftlHcatiohs, ana estat :
iISi' depots' and recruit armies IN your State.
II you are h"t able 10 prevent this, we shall
'aho 'he hDenI OF preventing II ourselves. II
men ISSUE from your 7oli 70 ASSAM ls we snail
pursue them ANA break up their stronshois ;ss
We "Vnid d nest OF hornets, OF "aSl'T III sell
i''i'''-
AHY LINCOLN spoh" the truth " hen he said
n ntn'ky r"Htd not be neutral in this contest
Sh" nuTt "-'h'r - with the Yankees, or she