The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-12
Rithmonn pispatct.
snay MORNING. FEB. IL, 1861
FROM CiiARLESTON.
.opxrspoSnRxcs OF rHs pIsrArcu, ]


cnARtesreN, Feb 9Th 1851
,..,. Il, YOU Yesterday ] but reflected.
In wII..,e The feelings of many here. To-
4 my 49,, S1me little hope that matters
aas We Eel with a peaceful settlement, not
S1h s,aniing saw several OF tht' ohtcers yes
ptih'"' IN, CITY. calling on friends and rela-
te7,sss -, hiddiug adieu tor a season, at least
ayes M,'i napelx, a. YOU will see, publish a
Ibi' h,3a,1ng Suiliyan's Island under mar
aeiee q This has been done through pru-
asi h al .,oiiyrs and, rs 1 think, very wise
dsa'i". ~, the part of The Governor; for II
t'E's%,e the life Of some one who might be
fssh -. enough To venture too Tar,
?tse>,. ,,,,,a Fort Sumter. which approach h.
At"..'s Island a few nights ago, with
ri ~ n.rs Supposed to be looking for the
1asHsI In,allty OF formidable masked bat.
gT*lsps vas fired into by "A sentry four
id3 beforf they could MAKE gooo their re
HAV II - supposed damage was done.
aTA' about noon, Old Secession " spoke
io'"'.liinc u that Provisional Govern.
2faS', "a b..rn formed, and that on Monday a
5'a'i.ianal President would be elected.
Prev Jefferson Davis Is the fayorite here "a :
have hfard an expression, and no
- = In, has lac viii tie the cl,oice of the
afH''.Ution. though Hon Mr.. stephens is re-
te1'fhv many a. decidedly the man for the
% ar6 .,,l..r suppose he Will be elected
lily a, Mr. Davis Is needed i'll another
~! eoi important position, that of Com
4. !tiot CT iAt army
g, have noticed. no doubt, the fact that
Rrovn OF Georgia, has seized live yss-
49, ~ and from New York, AT savannah az
'.,l,sioFy measure for the arms seized by
Nv, ork authorities, ii few weeks ago.
ing 10 citizens OF Georgia. This may be
ss@-Fyhat boys used 10 play N school, Tit
SH.,q.-kjll nS dog, l Kill your cat"
u" .5i 4 long aud intcree ting letter from an
s3g,nt gentleman, elected to Your State
"~,sutoB As a | Mon mana gentleman of
"a: trmness, and representing the Union
'ssfn about DanviIle, in which he SAYS:
y.rsaia viii net secede If she can get her
~. M the Union if she cannot do that,
% xviii certainly 20 with the South"
IS generally believed that South Carolina
Ii attack Sumter III order 10 precipitate the
dor states 10 secet!e, too. BE assured that
~(b 4 sentiment does not obtain here III it
STACKED At all, il viii be s0lelD from the
-st3,ii1R mat 1! - ul9honorable and coward
"a let a ia- fly and the gums frown uDon
. meuaCngly and deiiantly, belonging TO a
i.-arg,uent 10 which we owe no allegiance
,9d whose yulr the people ablure, and il would
ss.r 10 earthly difference with Carolinians
-leaiApr another State had seeded or not
,4gv T!li net let that flag float over their terri
f,rr though resistance to IL devastated the
>.,a. and il VIII be made manifest before
yrTY long
u far AZ Virginia is concerned, no one here
= teI.yyes for one moment that she Will .pollute
serselt by remaining with people who have
"a every possible way attempted to degrade
jsr people, 10 say nothing Of their stealing,
agadeTing and murder.
Virginia ls held up TO the execration of the
AZ. lied wCr!d, as The ''slave breeder, " where
human beings are raised for The shambleS."
aa4 10 be sold as "mules or hogs - and even
,arir ministers OF the Gospel, whose char
a.ers ana piety have never been furnished.
r!gs-d adInittance into their pulpi;s.
| see frop all the English Journals, that
hey an becoming terribly alarmed about their
,gpy.y OF cotton. Well they may, when we
,1pply them with seventy seven az per cent.
i all they consume, and upon which one
jI;a Of the whole of Europe depends for
,a'4r daily bread Moreover, these English
,grnals tell the Black Republicans very
plainly that II they attempt to blockade our
tsr5or>, they VIII inaug urate a game ''that it
AXIS TWO to play at" NIKGISIUs.