The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-11
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,RspAY MORNING APRIL II, Is
-, a, rur SOUTHERN CAPfTAE.
n. sis,oco,ooo Lean..se.re'ars Ms r"nn.S.
ser--The Feeling In the se"'he'" ~"'"
tr..Eu,husiasm Of the People.
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MoSrooxFRr, Ala, April lse

MoSTnoxvRr, Ala, April = 1851.
s-Ao norton OF the fifteen millions loan TO-
,rir>h hv the Government mas Seen k...h ~
Q"H Vn,rerlv taken or AT least the money hss
a an, Az h.snn rendered Offers for the eohos
". come in from all quarters ana sect'ohs vi
ha nav Nonmtry. notwiths landing the short time
w Ian has been before the Punne, Nu-
~. propositions from New tofs, fhlia
mriyu 'snd other cities without the limits OF
drsi rc Rerubiic. have been refused IN GREER
ss, hos own citizens may share the Dement'S
-, Investment which places lhehl la .ue
- nosition OF sus tanning the cause OF .he'i
rron" The plan OF the sinking fund adopt.
"a, ,r ihe redemption of the bonds Wnicn wiz
~ tssued under the act authorizing the loan
~ h;rhlv commended, dissipating, as IL does
~ doaat about the promptness anu Se.
- - nj ihetr payment by furnishing snnu
~ 4 will ha always ready 10 redeem the
S,-Is in fun even before they mature ihe
T,,,r, auty of one eighth OF eent per pouho
Hscnf,nu or about sixty-two cents per paie
V s,,,sla which the world cannot DO Win
tNu - rhieh these States can alone furnish
~ ,,,.fac tinn } imposed 10 meet the annually
1 10 .ar;nr interest will exceed this require
,reu; nv A million or more OF deiiars eaSu
year = the minimum estimate OF its foceeus,
80 his surplus the Secretary Of the Treasury
,,,-rnriat.s for the purchase OF bonds from
~ holders Never was loan fortified by as
r~any advantages, or the terms so mntuSiiy
4,,ntarrous 80 both lender and borrower.-
Al The regulations adopted by the distr-
-ihnJ Secretary in connection with 1t, are
st.,,ls,ed TO give the fullest effect 10 its lib
eral provisions
~ hat President Davis so wisely called 10
~ t,shiuet in the in portant capacity of Sec
I..ry Of the Treasury Department, of Il new
i,ovrrurnent the Hon. {. q. Mcmminger, OF
S,a,h Carolina. Well known 10 the people
., Virginia, and especially OF Richmond, Tor
I've xblntv and clog uencs he displayed rs the
,1,,rn,issioner of South Carolina 10 the Fir
c,r!z Legislature, he stands now in the very
frooi rank OF his compeers for fame in the
80 Government. A man of unquestioned
ability, Of high intelligence and moral char
arfer great application and industry, aud
~ ,assed Of a practical business capacity that
ixu0t surpasse! by any in the South, for him
nav b. confidently predicted solid and bril-
liant reputation AS Secretary OF the Confede-
re states Treasury. Should the new and
,n.ri,ata relations surrou uding the recently
orc1nEad Government involve him in official
c,5d,,t. whoever encounters him thus Will
lai giant
ton will inaugurate in regard to the reven lie
a,s for,S seems TO constitute somewhat OF An
enigma to the Southern mind. The indica-
Toms of war and those which signify peace,
alternately predomlnate
Lincoln has accepted an invitation 10 visit
soon the Theatre in ashington, say the pa
na-s. and Il is 10 be hoped that the manager
ER have produced on the occasion Shaks-
mare ) Merchant of Venice, in the same spirit
King and Queen their murder Of his father -
Let the President see the knife and scales
drop from Ihs neryeless hand of Shylock
when told that his bond gives him an equa
pouHd Of flesh, 10 be cut from Antonlo
breast but not one drop OF blood, and renem
bar that the attempt to a. hold, occupy, anC
possess the property and places belonging Il
he United States or collect the revenue
will cause a shower of blood to fall in witnes
Of IT, and we shall then see IL the incumben
- wi no Ei ted !.
vas the dirty and exacting Jew.
Whenever the war shall commence, the new
overnment can bring into the field, either 70
] tfsnsye or aggressive action, q strictly Vol
.htrar army. of such rank and bravery Il
must prove irresistible against any hireliD!
force that may oppose 1t. 1t is recorded IL
the history of the Revolution, that at the ba t
tls OF Bennington the American commander
POINTING his brave hand 10 the hreling Hes
sians briefly addressed them thus: Soldiers
those German gtntlsmtH are bought for fou
pounds eight and seven pence per man, by TIA
King OF Britain. Are We worth more Let
proye it, now We can =" Language that afford
IN apt description of the character OF thos
with whom they threaten the subJueation Q
lhe great South.
Whether the policy of the Black Republi
can Government shall lnaugurate the catas
troI,Ae of war or perpetuate the blessings {
peace, il is known here that a recons true tioD
OF reorganization of the Union, except by III
adoption OF thu Cons titu ton OF the Confede
rate States, Is as hopeless AS the 1lames tina
burn Ia light the dead. The enthusiasm c
the people IN support of their Government
even in North Alabama where co -operatio
Was preferred 10 separate State action, is a
universal the scorn aud detestation Wit
which The Lincoln Administration is regarded
The people OF the District treat with cor
tempt the acceptance by Geo. W. Lane of tn
Federal Judge rendered him by Lincoln. H
friends, if he has any, 1t is sand, Will at ono
force HIM 10 resign. His office will, OF coGrs'
prove a sinecuTe, (the Hon. VIM. u. Jont
holding the same appointment under this Coy
rrnmrnt,) and i. only important as shown
The animus of the Black Republicans not b
any act to recognize the separation.
The temporizing and procrastinating cor
duct Of Virginia excites the deep NOR tiicatio
Of her Southern sisters. II is known her
however, that the Convention does not trul
reflect the sentiments of the people, beir
composed largely of anxious submissions
aEd enemies 10 Southern rights. j. K. +.