The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13


The Nsw york Times, one Of the leading
Aoolisi n urnals Of TIE North. . greatly
ehagrined at the pr clamarion Of @ vernon.
q mble, CT N uci. We copy f.om that
pal 81 OF August Z h:
We SILT much ch, ered, few days ego. 81.
announcing mat n Nj IS ,uri st t. &c ven
ion h sd d. p ,sad h n utor Governor, ,ck.
son, aEd tho sediuous G-nerat AssNnbly o.
III : State. Tne orfea-e of the Lts,~itJuca
Ras that h I'd p.ssad an unconstituto ri
military bill putting the midli4 OF the ~t,.ts
in the hands ( The trait,r Governor, and
compelling IA n to swear faaity to th . Gov
'rnor, /, stead OF :, tha Constituti"n O; tho
United States. rne f5nce OF he Governor
vas hat he had OK enH consp'red Win armed
.nemi OF Ihe C.ited Sta'es, and " 8 usiux
the m iitia aud the treasurA OF the 81 ,ts 10
tr, ipg TO wi hdraw Missouri from The Union.
And further, that in ths violent effort t &C.
C ,mplish Ibis revolution, h lad bsrn driven
fr m the Stats and cJmpeiled TO abandon n.s
ii 8
Wi these premises 10 the foundation ard
lusliti alton OF the nc ION OF the State Cou-
sention, the country I'd right 10 COS Glade
hat 1t was the intention to pu Missouri il
complete harm"ny w IN the Uuitpd States
Government. We concluded so aLd r iced
accordingly. Judge Gamble, who was erected
Provisional Gov rnor. came before the nation
with a some hat IliustriOus record. ii was,
might say, the most emlLent ciGxan -
Missouri He was forty years sIdsnt.
notably conn.c1d with It's histo y, Ilca.
learned nd :. cor copservarive,"-and withal, a
reruted Cnioh msn OF u mistakaDle fidelity.
Much WAS expect Of him
We aonf-ss u grieyols disappointment and
some alarm, at the fir demonstra lon ne ha.
made. GOv CANDLES inaugural was puO.
.i.hed yesterday. IL Ia rrmar cable for con-
tanning not the fifst word ax pres sing his csvo
tion 10 the Union or his deteI mination 10 have
discharged the duties thar his 3 Slates owes
TO the General Government It was as ffixil
as an ttiele, and might as we'll ave beer witt
ten by the traitor, Jackson, before the ia,iar
sSx kx HI
cry. But II is In his nrstI IT iam.tion 10 the
ceople of Mi=sou 1, tnat 6vv. Hlmbe really
aste unds and aiai ms hopeful country We
have published that re m ,rkaole ocuueIt- IL
was issued at Jefferson City, o M ,nday last
but We " i'll here rercat Two sell tencss fr, III II,
for especial considsra ion
"It is enioined on all ci izsrs that they per
form the duty of giving nf1rmatlon OF de-
posts of nun iiions Of war beloi giug 70 the
State, that they may come - the poss s. ion Of
the State w,toout being captured by he
troop- of the Uni ed S.ases. II ts fur tn -rel-
Joined on all ci IL ms OF sui iabts aSe To en-
rol themselves la mill ary org tnizati uns III IL
they may TAX, part IN the defence OF ,ae
SaLe."
Gov. q lmble here ttkas the position that
the Government Of he u itsd latss ia q sort
Of highway robher, m,raud ding in NJ, souri,
and watching for opportunities TO p'under tho
State. A notable Union sentiment Ia s, and n
nRe onplimant 10 &ens Fremont, Lyon ard
Pope, " ho are In Missourl to save Gamble 4.
10 from the wicked coIspir.cies OF u l..
Jackson aud his conIoderates Gov Gamble
txhorts his loyal Union constituents TO BIC, IN.
spies and intormants. and - watch those
rogues, the T. ). troops a. he fur Their "a gss
| n,s people 10 enrol u em's'~,s into m H.
arv companies and De epa' cd TO take part
IN defencn OF the S.ate." s. we q. ali hays
another Stat~ army, wholly md, penc snt Of
g United Stats authority, ana sdlc .tca BY
Gov. Gamble into 'he notion that the u, IL, L
State are TO be v vatehed lest they rob Al 4
plunder tia 5 'ato OF Missouri klfh su"n
ttts'ing commencement. what r. ay W. Ne t
expect from the rev Governor the Uuiou
Governor, par sr"stlsacs-of Mass,
We take tnis O, casiou 10 renew 10 tho Gov
erl msnt at Wssh.ug ton our warning OF Two
ys since Missouri Is = prize OF innnifs
value 10 the Con federa.es, st Louis l. NJ p.
souri, and St Louis Is rot saf- Nj soli I
has the iron, the isat, the saltpatrs, hemp
nd the iood that the ConfsdsTatss Want.
q v Gamble Unionism will b ira, ali ln,o
tne traitors hands