The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29
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1s.rInlnnl Disnafrh

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ONs CHANGE LsFr FOR oeR SCssussrIos.
The naval arnasaa is Tie hsst card which the
North has 70 throw ii the gras' game be
tween TIE sections 4 has fsiiei IL aslit pre-.
vions calculations sas.a efforts Is /" short.
sharp, and tiecsslve eafnpaign hiss come 20
nousat 1t has aoMkerc, tsxeept m one trans
,nonaaine district, " hieh It is now evacuaiing,
got iato our territory and Richmond aud \
Orleans, whic.i We're to be ia its possession By
August. are farther AID ssssr from their grasp
now than ever before. Nowhere have the
tnonists of the Sou;h risen asaislst the Sc
eess'anisss, and put them down; nowhere
given a.ly serious domestic trouble. Va grand
l4egro iasarreceioa has burst forth to parsiiyzt
ine soutnern arm, and expose the Sonth Al
easy prey "a the Northern enemy neverwere
lie slaves more ORDERLY and loyal never wa
- segvlie population before known 10 sympa-
thiZe 70 strongly with the cause OF the master
race Nor are the South starved. Indian corn
brings opsy City ceats blshe., aud wheat hu.
eighty cents and, If it he alleged that these
rsiees are too low in consequence o. the pen
nr-Nsse saaglness Of the Government Whic1
fixes the prices vet the cereals are 50 abupd
- II 1haa - i"r "aeaf' ana - cents A'i 80
'oA'eaea 70 be aiF prices Ia ""'
aear, il IS only became the usut sources % siiP
ply tor ilat particular sort Of inca. are cat OBJ
an" h'' itoia aaiE Se"fsi'N OF ~'a' IL
Large gram crops anu aaoFaef year "iI t.iis
up The supply - the ian figure Of Site denlsi,.'
Ine South neither starved nor naked
Ha'a's aos'i''lan' bread meat nee S"e"''
WOOL, feather, ana cotton; and AL calculations
oi i4t' iisiiheee 9n That score are bfooeht !"
noaEaI We have never We; lost a pitched
battle, and have Won ihany. Our population
are siDIsed Iae Wal ~ popular, AID e3!illEahdd
tie enthusiastic support Of our whole people,
young anu old, ulen and women, boys aud girls,
blacks and whites. We sro paving nothing
abroad for the war. W. arc conducting j.
without inculfing a. cent OF deb. to The out
EIDE wotld. Instead OF gripping our resources,
j: ID multiplying them il thousand modes
ana iorns-.uore progress having been &C.
'eApiisae0 IN the macEanicai @ad alangiactl-
''n- industry Of TIE South IN the last ia
months ul&n had o@en accomplished Ia
~'''' 'N'fi'' VIC AA't Z ANHe o'i& AZ
PRISONERS have taken thousands which We
""td IA CUSTODY and other tuoGAllsds
Y h'ch we have paro,icd aud let 80. No,
more than one or Two Of our regiments Id We
teen disba'sded, and this chiefly from sickness.
while we have destroyed and da4ncraIi1ed Il
Whole army OF My or sky regiments
e'''reely any, II any al all, q "nr regiments
Kaye quilted TIE service "hho Tic North
nave o"' IL" regiments no" N The heid, OF
lac many Regions lha' ATSF COOK u. a-tls--
Ii snort Inc W~r on TIER .'art has been
= signal 6,ilaI4 n,,, s,.r. and IN n, ,s.,eet -
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fails t, STAND ro,, mach an ,n.- defensive ,,,
any sueees4.a. g5,j..,, we nav, .il, t.a.fie,.
- eopse,u,.,,ee a.. have f,,,.,,of,. bv os.ia,
sncb ia lin. State ~. the i..,e a.a The t.cf.
and sitr4tia, ~ t!,a c,,,,.,,, -, - t,,s ,;,,a