The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-04

- +Ie { gnteGerAte States, tilat IL WAS AZ I'M
s;hla for the United States to suhjuga.e the
.,,.h as il is for the South 10 sahjugate the
,-.;.as States aud that they the nited Slater
.. geepjfiC up the war heeause il they had
,.,raaon enemy in the South, they would
<u.. fytfiner among themselves, We doubt
- .Ae BE-. whether Mcclellan ever gave
..-.cee to any such opinion hu! we have he
Ids. IN his heart he entert.sins il. And
,D.,.,,v hr. bat all the Black Republican par
W4s.ever may have been the Original
-rraa Of ;hai party, they must already
sara enough 70 shake il to the yer,
.,;ot. Eyerywhe,e, since The commence.
....,f tho vs.r-a}oas the whole line of the
,..t,p--,sa armies Of the North, with only
.,,ra.Igus have suffered defeat. A
,..ns4 fl f;..,l Ran, 81 Manassas. at Springfield
.t.,.,.tan. 81 New Orleans, at Gross Lanes,
.rsrr,tx Ferry st Groeubrier. thew have
. s..rally overtArown. At Laurel Hin
.. tree cf ten ihousand men, thew sue
.isl ster s. desperate struggle. in over.
..f,..,. tyy9 hundred and forty three brave
,a.-. tu3& Hsperas Inlet. they succeed
.,...-rr.l. % sua.i fort with AZ enormous
..,t s.-4,.g- several lundfel guns, and men
.-..,i 90 ,.>s place five times as powerfu'.
,,.....sr Lincoln aDd his CABINET ulav have.
.....'.. Ia .so d p..jun.as OF this struggle, they
.ory since. have been undecciyed-
n....i-.s d, tss; jbcy reckouei largely upon
-s .nsror.T ot their nanbersi but even
sre .ler Save tteh deceived. We have
han enabled. a''o'"As 10 ihelr own account
....... :" them n';'h i'r man, horse for horsf
.ra tar -aa. Nay. according Ia tbeir
...-s5r.. the. are greatly inferior 10 u. era,,
-...l, particular. We never gain victor,
.....rm th1t they do not attribute oyr srr
...... .ts,ar. .riari,y OF eur numbers. 1ftbev
love vAs, they say--if they really tbiul
.- .y-las ao.e uamsrous tGan thcirs-they
..... j.. --c ;bat theyare engaged in \ hope-
.. .l,. 70 ,a.i people who possess more
.ra aa5 n.sr lGn,. and rfore means OF raisipu
-! s....a'atiae gans. than another, re-
..,.a.ip,.H aao.a who are inferior j.. al
... ,a'W- .ae only ;rue meu. Z, to talk na1.-
-..- Lincoln md h;s Cabinet must see this
q .ai were 'a.yfiiher statesmen or honest men.
@r. o. e"mn5o humanity they would 1T
,. PIT .l end fo th~ shedding of blood, and
| .e7l .Ht ,.nat'n which they canno: make
.re- IS atrt5'ay OF war.
hH u..-ef lincoln nor Seward, nor Cana
. '91 mast j. " Wise statesman or
ar.es.'l patriot 4aeir whole character
i tae cause of Tie whole war, may he
.-''.slei l1 Iour WORDS. They ARE ALI
l'Ie7'. and l'eA upon the wa Us d
Tie FEELING 'Aeianation of Lincoln
1A.is 3" become Of my reyenae"' gives
e., :" Tie history Of his whole reign. Il is i
A-t 'or money! war Of contractors for army
les-a war of saaFlcrs and stock bro.
'--7 N'F IA ".icA every ;adn who can get
's ear % tstAtlnet hopes to make himself Ii
'-ai't' AA3 from which noEe of them ex-
c9m- ont worth less than d plumb. Ol.t
..' 'F ''-i.@c millions that have already
- ''' 'eue''.i treasury since
'".' 1"e oeS estimates the
i''-.'' D! 'he several species
-.'''''ar'e.' G'n"raIs, contractors, mem.
N.'o-S @7'FinS as intermediate
--' .,-- '...-f AasGies Of their feather
'r'' '-'n ooc hundred millions
'..' o. 'Ae'e ceHnt their gains by
--eF 'i 'a'as%ndz, and milous.-
I'd. .'-- 'r easily understood why all the
--'@.s Who have participated il. this enor-
Pguter are averse to concIudin, peace
..s al their eiorts 10 render the din ration
.- "a7 Infinite if possible. Thev wonld
..aa le. # i+uber profit on the same scs)e
.''7 eefs made, and perhaps some Of
-- a.-A' be called upon bv an aroused and
.-...: people 10 djs.,orga . rortio-, ~ h.
.isn we.i,b MA, IL - -, ,'''-i
...-..- -. --'' 'o'' "ouia nave
@~ q" s'''''' ana we should suppose
p. @,a.! Ana 1t particularly hard 10 do. -
p ca..r 10 account the onlvsr.nl,. ,l,,,,