The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-03
Recent European Views Of ,hc sop.h.

[From 70 L;tt,e 2ooa tArk., T1ge peuoor4,l
LuTop-aDe srv 81 iaEstn correctly 2pp-e-
heud.pg the raal character ard claims OF tAe
Southern people, and tne true causes oI Iie
Political disturbances that c2vs zeguitei lu
tbs dts.nenoeTnen: OF the Union. I1sy Ia
gn 70 understand ths relations of the C3u-
fsderata Ststes 70 U2ode-r civilization. Ta-y
have heeu ia the hat.t o. looking at America
only ny me llzut Cf ths Northern praes -
LGcy saw oaIy ths great North IL ta5 laG~4-
ground, and thing Of the south bEJ taa
negro IN he lark, dim azG distant yuEHyl-.-
two. They saw nothing CT this great roG.co,
except from tae Eepulsive view OF 1Aa a5o =
t!un.sts. Tnsy had eCLn9 faint Idea OF t1a
fact :G6t Is furnished cation. co. they con-
foLnded 1t ecIne how VITA ECc4he-n Vgaagth
ant. enterprise; they purohaa-d Southern cot.
ton Of tls North. &lG s9ttI3d WIKI That sec-
tior fCr :.
The vyav is making great dieclocu7e to tHs
European mind. 4 reveals 20 that "eupia
thai rho ErIie sourcss % America por.e- aua
pTcsCe-!ty are sOutiWard, |. unveils the fact
tLat 0ne-haif the American $eateo ..ra l..r
natural alliea of commercial Europ@, auc hat
only the .ycrtaeTn aal: are rivals aud con-
pstitora. |. shows mat the shipping which
met that OF European II avary ;.ora ~ 1.la
nahit4b.9 globe belongs Ga!y o he North.
tina, the An6Ti1an goods which CONNECTED
With tne.r oWn in al tc9 ors2 .lar'cats OF in9
world, even he marietta OK kGEc!e, come Al
together from Northern factories. Nay more,
4 rea cnps them that the monopoly waich he
North possessed Of the EQutheic .1argets and
CT the Southern ccastins trade built ap, 81
liz ned and s-reESt Ea.eG TIE ECrtGarn Uaut.-
fac urre TO The degrees which ,uE3.sG tha. :sc4
t,0n to wage 30 successfully with Europe 4
dangerous rivalry and colnpetit!ou in TIE
brancaes % enterprise.
Tt.e merchants and manufacturers II Eta
roCe are beginning 70 see ia the South nor
merely r. eouCce for tho supuly o. Co.Lon III!
other leadiuR staples, bal Z new gaarKa2 tor
Eu.Unaau &cc,ts, ..rge.otora closed against tstI
~ vz'IT}y Dylt tt>t4 EHytt Eha. u "a:
Ing 10 the fact that IN the co6stluE trad. u
this great section, L neD f9l.t for tho enter
prise CT huropean srippiug IS now opensi,
from which i mas heretofore h9s2 Cr: yr2 c-f
BY our Jealous navigation laws.
1t aG8 hGec ne policy % The sTC- IL 70 prem
dice tha European mind 9F.Hi-3t orr section,
and by every artiGce TO dgcTeciare us IN Eu-
Copean esiiI-a tIon. 1t has been Its study 10
conceal tho resources ui tho Sonth, and ~ an
ye:Cre it, concerns III = c!Ccl u ol5c 1r!ty aci
preIuG.ce. - + fortunate prospeetor IN Cali
fornta conceals the discovery Of {. -i-h piacs-
from sil around, aGc toi.s 81 rec casy noi
silenca BY G&y and night, 81 eAtrac ting
its precious nu6Seta ot gs.3, no tha
ths North Ei,b 2eai0us eye kclt aQard
II Don ahS tunta, while eurkcGinE :raA!.
from her eKnaustiegs treasurer. 2As vez
lnt6riupta ih!s u4C5- pTQ.i!ahis same If
avarics and piundor. Il orlGJs The South
foT.a prominently 70 tta syes OF Eurol~s, trUrl
the ct0Gli Of de!SG3atiOE and 4GuGFauCt y-hjeE
has enveioped her; aud It discloses to Eu-
rope that IN ail rIattsrs OF commerce, vhla
rhe North is her natural rival, ths South "a
hsr aa;cEel Sly. The sran by wnlcn the
toftA hold orr section - co,a!2efciai slsaol-
aga has been S-oken: tte machinery ny
which shs turned all cur commerce into her
own ports, ano snptied sh or t1~Espra t1lto
Rer own Golfers, has oeeLl dssurOyed. The OBJ
slaci9s and barriers ~ Wnlca eE9 had 5E u
OF the rest % the world from or trade has
beer 81 last thrown down. rhs very jaai0usy
Wit which ehs will now enforce tbs blcck-
aie viii teach Europe the value Of tns isNe!
IL lie guarded, and while disciosBs the exist
epCa end Saire of the Jewels, viii also prove
that ths terura by which tnsy have bsen
na.d Is iost forevaF.
But the material wealth Of he Sonth Il rct
all that the Uar will declose 10 he world Il
VIII demonstrate in II So 2-e not the ba-hi-
riaDa that v'e have ba5n prpsaC ted ~ ha Jv
the Samnere, the Stoves and ths StaIrisonE
Europe Will learn that there il = moral wenI u
81 the Sou n superior 20 any that can h> focna
elsewhere un Tina contiuen., &ad eaual 20 any
:AaI exista or that. ]. Viii and something
more :nau e coIam unity Of slave traders aud
slave GTiys.s-e cOInIG un-ty alive 70 the s.n.
tinlents vi honor, IL the obligations 80 -eii-
gtcn, and 30 the r6no:s - honesty AID coed
faith. As IS acquaintance " ith the South
grows, 40 Will It's reepec, Tor her grow ard
Us dlstrust and prejudice Will rapidly gtvs
way - confidence and eeteSIn.