The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-05

wHnd trarEfer tire Esat or war TO this eide
CT Baitiru1fs The rebels haya gh vu II
their exrsctRtions and IN n;antions ny extzna-
irg tsgesr msiitsry system, by net cf The Rich
uond Congress, over roe OIL M2ryiAnc,
but ever Delaware md Dslaw wares n n hera
boundary Is but 8 few mi.es below Chester
In thjs view of the matter. Phiiadelr rhia be.
C. = f-ontisr city, Ard Is to 6e strengthen
ed rs such. Yet. what has oGeo done 70 meet
contingency whieh the chances OF WAT ulsy
at any moment nrieE npon Us Our Home
Guard snd Reserve 3 B~isa3e are but n Rs cieus
OF partially trained scla ers. ard though cur
| teening population would be ready - poQr
fortn Hanfu ~. they would avsil but ntile IN
the open field. 1t is only behind defsHcss that
our numbers could be n4z;e i vellaole, aad
| those defences should ne provi 'ed.
AwpsTESE v'Ew oY AFFAIas.
The Detroit Free Press taps discusses the
war quests
LII saems N as too clear fer s~gurlsr5--tt is
like spending time 70 prove 81 eaff-4-l 4Tt r,r.-
posluon-that any asssgoDt Il 4 a4a thss war
an issue between eTnSnoi ga 5izat four Millions
or slaves IN the South, or d f996 "a i raccrni-
| tion CT he Southern Copfeder.cy. is out ano-
fher moSe or announcing that 1e must sub
nit 10 the latter a torn t:-a w gaok tbsra-
| fore, upon all such pepsrs as Jhe Esv York
IndeEsndenf, the N2,iouai Ana.Siavary
StancaFd the Lihara Tor, AID tae.r asFCcia ta7,
wherever si.uatsd as far mora darg 3rsTls TO
the Government than tiny Sece=stoQ rl.Ya- d
existence. 1ney assAil the Constitution ia g
popt "nlch, II vulnerable, Is taGta they
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delight; taSy laugh 20 sccru every 1s1incit,Is
which pa atriots hold sacred and tnvi.Iats.
- was this clement which Saye the ex traTre
bitterness 70 tae late Presidential c0nteSs, ami
ronsed up the passions of men 20 the pcin ,.f
mfdneSs; IL was this eIamsGt whica poin esd
the finger Of hat 81 % The Scu "a and held
them ap as objects Of deris3on 10 me World it
was this element which lspehe} at al 0ur
fears and deg Jared that the Sou n youId not
dare TO raisa the STANDARD of yeh4l N IL w.!
fois element Which treated tie VA, when
once commenced with such leyity, ;hat the
| world was deceived rs TO its character a-d its
! Importance.
/. we2Sens us in Maryland; ii paraivz.s rs
| 70 Virginia; II gives Strength TO cur Iaes in
kentucky and Missouri; ana a. " W.shanrt0u
Dc Is unceasinR in is partiZ4I ttacl1s and os-
sTacises men Tor opinions sake, who would
Iay doWn tGeir lives ia 2 moment to ss4Eo the
MS.
UEsAsISEss II cIscIFxArI.
The Cincinnasi Gazette, 3 war Journal, In q
gruTlbling editorial uron ths slsuatioa Of
affairs, says:
Since our hands is in, we Will Afro reYna.rt
tntt tue MiaasSa dis ster every member OF
the tGblnet Gh0uld have held his hies on !g
till his succs sacr was nppointed. ~ rSsts,
nation should ct oLce have been rEscaa a tha
service OF tee President. The d.s1a -er was
100 great ths di grace too eterrel ard the
responsihiltty TOO direct 20 BE- shUf ii o wiz,
zoe ,nl5eo'3o cousolgt.cH h y ceIsGt m Az n
better han vtcz0vy. 'TEts would hava en.
aoitd The PrehIdenJ 10 have formed a Cabinet
tEat Wouio nave revived ihs bores OF -h.
coun fy, and Eben defeat lDsyht b7wa hasY7
turned u good. This would uet have rFsca1
the resr01 slollity on tGOse T1slnh,rs - he
taeinat VINO opposed tue to-at pU!,cg. tor
their re appointment Cy t2a pfe,l ant would
nave endorsed ana vlodicatsa Jaeir precious
coarse.
"HE KENTUCKY c9MMcsI0sraa.
We copy the to-io Fi~g from tha louisville
Uouriar:
lis reported that p dispatch has been re-
ceived IN this city anuouuc'ny the rasuft -
the intes view uv5ween Alr. Lincoln ed tsa
Commissioners sea. By Gov. MssofIia 10
ses detessoiled 70 shape his paIicy, SO fac IS
Tegaraa Ken -uci1y, aSr9e1b.y 10 tte SEES o.
the Ulion nemb r. OF t2s Leg stature ono
tie Union delegation III Congress
We regard the reply Of tn President 10 ina
CoInmissicHe s-ifi! shall raGvt. rs rep1r7cT--
as by no IaeanE satlslacl0rg--as Il tfics. or tle
Uai0n party to 4ia Lsl2s 50 thlt by aA act q
tae Legislature tn I4iueOfa eEra, f>Tqa-st- In,
the = ate cGH De IL raAsed ana Iera,sz d g.7d
the :stata Guard ois.aoGed ; ana vgaen 41t~
s1iu be done, th2re Will he no aif6crt-v tu
n1s ching is!2cosn soldiers into tAs y -.'e. s.n5
Ts-eAoe lag nste tae same scenes wGicl nave
tTansQired IN ILIryl2nd Aud Il ssJuri
TogE HsssI4N CUTE tGrs.
The Rcrnney (F4.} IntsIl.gs1 s1csr says:
Dr.. Sangsser, Cf M5o7sfell, TeeeQtly has
stolso E4ln MS pas zee hya horses by the
the western section o. II -rei -, y
The reside ce OF Mr Is s@c Y. l9sheep. on.
the North E a9ch Of tle Potosaao Ia tefs
county, We UlcaTs Gnd, was ytsit-d q lew
Gays sso ~ position o. L5xc0ln's v4ndags -
The sc5un0f is took what , ,o;,srfy rav lie.
sired, erd isjOIed the house scry arficusly,
Rev. Willi@Hl weic!As q TINS c9Guty, g-s.s
arrested as 3 prisoner 81 his TesiteIc Ice. or
yesJetdtY week, hy q parry O. Northern fny,.-
ders 81 4 TaSea 10 thsir baaQcuartefs IT NJ
Oreok Sta ion. After eetainlng Mr. " "A ciav
OF so, he was released.
THE WAR AND THE EEwsPAPsRs.
That tE3 W-r EAs b ID very cem-Eiug ef-
feet upon the newspaper business al the
North, Is certain. Scwe changes have lately
taken place in New Y ork, in regard % which
| one of the Abolition journals says:
i is nRdeTstood that tbs Essv York World
ana Courier and Ecq tiger, wei. III cut 3
| lew days sgo-ms clbinerY, stock, good Will
ard sll-to Mr.. join r ri. 0ce Of the
principal stockholders, ICr $50 600. Ogt OF
this sum, Efr -rd is to vay AL he a. b q in
| cu1 red By Ene esUebiisem-ps si-c, tns 1st OF
| July iast, sid taa all .UJ1 o5.. = Sc c!i .he
rress, held by Mr.. Hoe As -Ea ~ I'D ga-i
| Sl00. .e0o in stock f0r the Uuur--, snd E.
| QiTer a few weeks slECe Alr T. II his sYi-
IDENTIFY obtained y k1TgIlu- Tae exvel res az
| the Wori are said to be 81 Zoo = r~Gsx il ex
| cess OF The receipts, The o,4 Uou1ie< 6dvsr-
| tissmeats being by the year, aEd I'D for in
advance, proving loss instead OF q source Of
iaeome to the World concern. The Ip ari-
; msnS OF publishing q daily religions re - b pa.
per has cost the propriasors $500 600 fn cash,
| and their journal the very sl4RGt leputaAoC
| for piety which it estp bishe1 - tbs START.
| TIE Journal OF Cam mere Ttu nrohablv
announce this morning the ~3tireIae4t Of * =
| Hallock, his hsif of thu paper having been
! purchased by Mr.. ID. NJ Stcna, the cornry7sc-
| ciai editor, asd MIR Wm. q Prime, toB We
| correspoL dent OF tae Journal. Ens other half
| is still owned by the heirs Of hIr David H Rle
Here after she Journal Will be iudere4l 5est CT
1 a
cla7s medium OF the con1merriai com m unftY
Its circulation through the mails, under the
| new regime, will be uaim pedei. aad fn2ny Of
| its old Trienos and Parrons have already re-
| turned and pf0miseI Il their support.
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