The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-30
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
Patriotic Address 10 the son'h Caralinians.-
Web Law i'm naatt-.tnsercstinS news
.,Stneiaents, &c. nc.
soCTs CAROLINA.

1ac, informed from high authority that the
50 OF Virginia has adopted our Confederate.
,,nstitntion and is virtually n member of
e,r Confederacy / called for volunteers be-
80 did not consider Virginia as under
e"r rt;overnment. But when j am officially
formed that she has joined onr Confederacv
1.saI consider her as part OF our country
"a 10 defend her or Maryland is TO defend
Srrth Carolina. Whatever troops may be
tered will he sill considered as volunteers
trr,n south Carolina, and there is no power
- ien rthen or change their term of service
,bsysre stin volunteers from South Carolina
triWelye months, and IL they leave the
state will he under the command of Gen
.r,l IN the Provisional Army of the Confeder-
90 States. IL two or more regiments are
nan he'd together ont Of this State, l will as
s1yu fo their command one of our Brigadier-
Generals who will command until r General
h. appointed or designated by the President
nj f6r Confederate Government. Oae of our
noble reg eiments is now in Virginia. and the
Palmetto flag floats from the beautiful hills
Of Richmond. Another OF the same kind
started last night, / on viii be eager 10 fol-
low .g gharever that banner waves.
Soldiers OF South Carolna, Hold your
selves I'm readiness to march, at the word, to
the tomb OF Washington, and swear that no
Northern Goths and Eaudals shall ever desc
crate its sacred precincts, and that YOU will
make OF IL an American Mecca, TO which the
votArles OF freedom and Independence, from
the South, shall make their pilgrimage
through all time TO come. Let the sons of
IL
sons Of Colonel Howard who led the Mary
land Line in triumph over the bloody battle
field q! our CowPens. Let them know that
We wiil return that blood Win full interest
sad let them feel that they are now, they
we're then, our brothers. March TO Virginia
and lay your heads upon the bosom of this
mother OF States, ana hear her great heart
Isat with new impulses Tor a renewed and
glorious independence.
Surely the good and the yirtuous of the
Northern states cannot sanction the lawless
aad brutal despotism now lnaugurated at
Washington.
10 :ap tap of dependence, and at the word
march forward and on ward 10 the Borders
Our glorious Old sister, North Carolina. is
with yuu, and her ireemen are Ia arms. Join
them u the struggle for defence; and let ty-
raats know thar there are men who can make
thtgn hear the firing and feel the weight Of
Southern steel. | shall endeavor not to ex-
pose our own State, and shall only march YOU
nry0Nd our borders under prtSsi7tg finergeacy:
t4I wherever the Confederate Flag hoats,
there, too, IS our country, now and forever.
+. w. PIcKEss.
MOB LAW TRIUMPHANT.
Cincinnati CORES pondent of the Charles.
zen Mercury writes april 22,) as follows:
Hostility to the entire South is now apps-
rent. notwithstanding the very honeyed Ian
gG1ge used, as long there were anv hores
of preventing the Border States from Joining
them, to hurl back tha hosts Of abolition
troops which ''Oid Abe is concentrating for
The purpose OF snbiug alton. Here, mob law
j. triumphant. No man is allowed to raise
hIs voice in any terms, however qualified,
against the unholy crusade of the abolition
party; he is threatened, bea ten, and if he es-
apes with his life It's all that be may ex-
pegt
The mob force citizens 10 hang out on their
stores and dwellings the United States flag
SeIi-apponted Committees of Vigilance have
searched steamboats, ut the wharf, seizpd
Ia. u. lN
are stlll part and parcel of the United States;)
arms shipped for Arkansas have been seized
also, provisions destined for Southern mer-
chants III tultllment of orders and who have
rfHJtled the money in advance to pay for
them aud any merchant here dealing with
the South, is watched and informed anon if
be attempts to execute an order for even q
barrel Of pork. This game however, will re-
col upon this community by and by as
money is lawfully tight and general
bankruptcy must soon follow a system of non
Intercourse. Ia the Law Journal of last
week | counted no less than thirty three
aSsguments-some of them very large houses
The papers endeavor 10 conceal this from the
public eye by false sta tements, and they are
very carefully trying 10 hide the true issue
beore the people, under the daily cry that the
country Is IN danger; therefore every one
must rush 10 the rescue OF that country and
the Abolition crew which control it, Not
outstanding the boasts Of the press therei of
lle great enthusiasm in volunteering, the
when they perceive II the same papers long
A>l OF advertisements, nrglng men to come
forward and Join this or that company VINO
are - yet IN want OF men TO make "up the
Complement" From the appearance of some
q the volunteers, IL viii prove Il benefit 10
ina city II they never return.
4 camp has been formed about nine miles
from the city, where there are now about 500
men. Yesterday, in drilling, three the war.
rOrs tainted - and fell upon the field -
lis rumored that " Old Bourbon had some.
lhng TO do with il.
VOICE FROM ILLINOIS
There are here and there says the Charles
ION Courier,) over and through the Northern
Htdtes gallant remnants and faithful expo-
hrhts OF the true anc original faith, who have
not bowed the knee to the Baal OF Lincoln
isn. 4ht roar of the lnaddened mob NAV for
''e HuAe suppress the utterance of truth, but
ih,lf voice shall ultimately be heard
We lake pleasure III giving place TO the fol-
lowing letter
NASHVILLE, Ill, April %, 1861.
tjiEorS Coarier Enclosed you will find
me proceedings of a Democratic meeting held
"r'e, which can assure YOU is a correct ey-
'fs9loh Oh puhilc sentiment in the Southern
N'H oi Illinois. You may have noticed n
great zeal said abSAit the "unity'' Of senti
iHsht loF the Administration in this State. but
Su4l Is NOT the case. The sear ferer is only
.-ohgst few OF the ultra men Of the North
,'e Faft OF the State. One half of the peoDle
HrIe, II they are Forced TO take up arms will
most Hssuredly take SIDES with the South -
ms Is easy accounted for-most of the ponu
Ih'lon came from Southern Suites and ba We a
,%,uin feeling for their kindred and friends
-nHch qualification was expressed here when
NE "t received the news of your capture of Fort
sumter: am Tennesseean and hope to see
aS,I.tlye AZ h'tlye STATE yet take bold stand against
ADoI! tion eneroaehments.
iouES, most espectfully, T.. H b.
- we have received the proceedings referred
~, N slip from the Washington Herald, of
NrsnFliie, Washington county, Ill
il, -, 1he information OF friends OF the actors
"a 1uk nesting, we give some names, as our
SIaee VIII NOT admit the full report.
T. Hosmer presided, with @. T.. Ham,
InNaN secretary; and among the speakers or
NJ OF resolutions Were Orson kellogg,
.nal wood, Judge O Melveny, W. r. Under
"ooo Col. Hicks, Ben Bond g. w. Vernon.
and Amos Watts '
Among the resou tions adopted were these
., a. RfSo!red, That the cry of 4" Uaioa y,
- H''"' preservation of the FatoRi" by
| ."e aoyoeates Of immediate war, is fraud
,'u Soelusion, and we call for the proof to
- 49," mat 10y war the Union can either be
Inented W.
:, .Ass1tred, That in our Judgment civil war
IN, ,"e wen OF disunionists North and South;
80 H'ii war is dfsun certain and unayail.
Is 10" aud forever, and that in civil war
nv, VIC destruction of self government 10
= ''lu on its ruins absolute despotism.
81 a'Yst,a, That civil war shoul Id be avoid
haH h., aao mat We impIore IA truce between the |
ma. sec lions, untii the voice of the people |
Of -, heard and we appeal to the people |
Of NY state, party or creed. for cainness |
us. a"t NJ ana prudence of action, and to /
.r,, make their power felt In the mighty /
,arx , e before they are crushed by the mill |
so1,PDTf In the meantime, ms citizens Of |
onoeAfa Illinois, we declare our purpose 10 |
pI6usr, h1hiy any hostile attack upon the
~ peIty or citizens uf the 500 IN in th,. Sou,h
seliGefence' WIN iofee ohiy IN ease OF
tarv hS.sofeed, That war would result in mill.