The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07

honest-ln the aphoriam that she RIGHT win
gang the RIGHT gait" "Thrfre 10 he armes
VINO hath bis quarrel just When the proc
It was invincible If It was Inspired BY ths
spirit Of Warrington. who, In defence Of hi.
nome, with a handful OF mon, deflsd the dis
'orious navies Of England. Twelve million.
Of people carnot re conquered In their OWE
country but by their own cowardice ano
want OF patriotism, even by bunkum votes OF
lion contingents Of soldiers-on paper. Tn,
Fsderalists are invaders. They are assailins
men, women and children. who are simply de-
tending themselves from u.discplinet arson
rape and murder. The Northern Generals
proclaim their own armies rpfians. Rsgi-
ments Of slaves are even now fund fighting
on the sids Of their Southern owners. Slaves
who have Il cd do not know how to live with
out a master.
While blatant Yankee fools have in Paris
been Boosting of their sympathy with the des
pots cf France and Russia, and in New York
have been bowling for q war with England,
while they have been beating their breast
like gorillas to lash themselves up to ferocity,
md Dragging and Boosting ''enough to make
monkey puxe," the Southerners have said
oothing, preserved their dignity as men by
blown mp the Times correspondent with
cdndrds and bosh, letting him apparently see
everything, and really know nothing; and
steadily pursued tho policy we have fIe-
4ueutiY ICYesQAQCW0Q Oh pretenOlD& 70 re treat
intii they ha led the invaders in to their
southern territory, that they might rise up
oehiAd them. The result is an ignon iDious
1efeat of the vapJring gascons OF the North
within sight CT their very Capital in O great
pitched battle. aud a dem Hstration Of tbs
utter unreaiity OF the pretensions and the en-
ire holloWness an treacnery of all the ap-
oaarances and demonstrators Of the Federal.
lists.
the Union, the creature itself Of 6is.oyalty,
rebellion and treason, is not so old yet as many
thousands of the pc )ple Ga both sides Of III.
Atantlc. 1t ID the bantlAng of the phifosophes
OF the Encyclopedias, and has never been any
hing but paper Const,tu tiCn, entirely un.
workable when put to the test. The Republic
has been sustained entirely by its Federal
that 10 to say, Its disunIted charactsr-by
every separate colony having retained the
power OF varying its laws aud constitution
sosauit its local charact ter and circumstances
the very principle asserted In this secession.
1t has been sustain ed solely by yearly nigra-
European population, the native Americans
aaving palpably degensrated. Common ssnse
nigh tell us that a country far larger than
al Ehrcpe, and con taining every climate from
Petersburg to Calcutta, utterly diverse sym
pathiss, character, ethnology, social insiitu-
lions and Material nes5s, could never tie really
governed trom one centre and by the same
Legislature. Il is the pain interest OF DO th
N ortn and South that they should become
severally compacted by peaceable separation
IL IS essen tisl 70 the peace OF the world that
such a huge Confe2eracy, totally beyond the
euectueI control OF the most powerful Gov
eminent, should no longer be lett to the nomi-
nal JurlSdicu IA OF the teebiest and most reck-
less.
II we would perpetuate slavery, no expe-
dent cCuld SO secure that end rs forcing back
the Sou tferners into the Union, fenced by 90
sequious guarantees for the perpetuatiOn 0.
their peculiar domestic tnsti ton. Ii we
would emDitter strife to undyng hatred. we
should help the North to make subjusated
people or the Secessionisls. II we would de-
stroy far more property by war and It's cost
than the fee ample OF all the slaves would
como To, We shall counsel the pursuit or this
tr.trcidal war. II we would perpetua tie re-
DellioA, sedition, insecurity, and GnCer Lain ty,
W6 should wish Well 10 u conquest that can
never lead 10 permanent traLq nifty, or 10 the
real acceptance by The South "a their huni.i-
dted sub zion.
1t we groaid destroy the very principle Of
the Republican cons tituticn, By Ill army OF
occur:stica, nartial law, the hero wei ship OF
successful military commanders, and an euoc-
nous ne tional debt by all means let u en-
courage Il policy which will transfer TO toe
new weird tbs worst features OF the effe ,e
mon:rchiss OF the old. Success would be run
70 Inc Republic; failure ruin ID the North
are equally for the interes IS OF he oel,ig4r-
ents, Inc cause Of emancipation, IL d tbs fu-
ture peace AID liberty OF me World. Already
the N orthern sta tesmen speak openly Of the
anne ttton of Canada. AireaGy the Northern
press AMI the vaSr2Ht stump rA.ory OF New
Eng counsel q war win B.itain. hun
ured mill OF fi.iousters b4fore the century
is OUT must eitner De divided among Them
selves, or overaWe every Other Ration.