The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-29

Edward everett.
7,a fo,lowine Is an extract from EnwART
7.,tac-7's letter accepting his nomination
l.-.h. Wee prssideacy by the Union Conven-
s,R,3timore. After expressing his regret
INV The acceptance he shall have to retire
....,.n.. further iabors IN behalf of Mount Yer
..-. to refers % The angry state of feeling in
,....oo ..... aaa ,ae necessity for the revival
.... ....f.v sentiments which once existed
l..frea .Ae North and the South, as sufi
-.... excuse ta warrant his sacrificing his own
,s,.aa.. a.. Ii, thu. proceeds;
1.eus.ss j. g. ba the almost universal M
-..'...-tc--,:l l= certainly mine-thal the eAist /
-.s.-.'s OF ST ttrs IS extremely cTiheat. bu'
'....tt r.4rifcNffs. .es aaye substantially rs
.....d au imu-. ru -e'r sec uonfi chafaC'et
.a.tet 81, fearful stIugfie between "a ~, ~, ;, 20 20
s.. .a., sou a. J. wpu!a not oe diihCett 70
l.t IT t.,,liD car peuloUs nature aud ten
f -e - fht- e.rigsIs. but can only say, on
.r.s a1-t o.. fbSt, ~ my op'hAoH' IL Sahuo
aa .Buta iuaEa: keFt up, W'ihout fSnH'ug tne
T.Lsn d uCt mrah tRAi tlthef oi 'Ae grea'
,,.-..-. IN .fiis couutrS desires or aims a. n
s.+.trsti.a lf lGr SfnteS as a final object, al
..-s ,..-r age extremists IA consi siderable
ruur. , s... ave -nt ohJ 80 IN view.
eT--ra n--fat and uatetut influence is
e,sr...f4 ty u5rA + this ella $, IN ooth sec
-:'..,! .h.. e. aiou a portion OF the conserya-
.., ....,s.. 4rJ rens.0iY and gradually
o.. mo cugcUrTpg ca with opinions and
s,.....-,-s VIA which in the outset, they
.s.. -srCLty Meantime, almost wholly
,-,l..-..- lQr llSia pub Is interests, our 20
i..'....... .r.4 .G-irs jurn more and more on
l.. I.,s ta reference - \ hi h, as abstract
.... %. r.4 LIt4t sections of The country
,t.r,c.uclaDiy though there is nothing
rEt...s4!.- .uu fItlnt at stake, which req uires
n.
,-.,..s- ..r carried 0u with steadily increasing
b...r.'-s- an. AXIS steration. The passions
,rr- k......r4 ~. already led 10 acts OF VIC
'..t- and l.ucQ-Et0s approaching to civil
,.r. .a tle t.tIteI.-s aud tempted servile
!.-.r.- l.1a go tine S,Ates.
Ia eslt religious and phll1nthrophic aSso-
s.t..,l.. ,f laa ,sualrJ ;Ae ~uuoereo. aud the
..t.y -,.l.. 4-iat.OEs OF North and South
s-r..u=ly 4iaps.--4. TIE n,.dJ II ause of
R-.g..eatatiF-s, A0veE.ug ou the verge OF an
,.-'-l requires weeks Jc tf ct the oig tnIZ l.
IN. .ets.a .r-ot - De IA" work Of an hour,
f... .a..al. lis S4s-.ons. tr41ny OF Its men-
l-.s. s.s 20 q, armed vita ccuceaied weap
..-. .. t-- tiJ-t ~ - NJlc mo. The candi-
r..ts jig rJr Presidency repre- entIng respec-
.ivs.g ;g- . Ii-.,u1 SIC iJnu IDEAS, wall, at
-..- sGi.S erection. II ali probability, be
!I..0T.@I by g purely geographical vote In
r-.-r g. IS we are already brought TO pass,
~. .rh.cu NJrlh aud SUusu cannot AID Will
l.. .r .P .afe IL Ine PERIODICAL reorghni2a-
i..- u. -4e - Government.
tii snch Q. state OF things long continue.
g...4ly Wlth The ever pres c. Tl>k OF new
c..-r- u eA.-- peT1'icn "~d that II seems
81. % .a lt.-sl5 - uLlets SOM healing course is
ad H.. 80, that tue . .tatfTupne, WhiCn the mass
O.! -.st lll.Z los SO Uugh 4eprecate, should be
=. -s longer ur4Ay-d 4 sIiIlt of patriotic
-..4t.a. ion must D. CJiied lnto actipn through
c.. -H JAllA or Il viii assuIedly De broken
up UL.tss JLc WtIiAIe OF int ANNA tory
81 .t- is-s aid !. eecoIIy publications is aoau-
GI..rt land good CtIIsls IL ia 1916 and 1887,