The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-30


pariI:''n .diforn, ar county meetings. il either
coward Or fi fsoundre. AZ viii b. l., vain
10 a'trin!,t tc rev /, be .Erci.t. Of tr.cr' il,
IN" south Her ChrIsti;Ss neral. and con
serstii people, have selected ther rulers
cohfde IN those rules, eld will not In ras.
them, and pgraiyze tiieil- ectioa py nperti-
nrnt int'rsrrence or silly dictstion.
The people what ha are The people to do
WITH the condHet OF the war, now that they
have de!eg2 tel it's conduct 10 others. except
10 Cbry oTders Shall we hold county ana
corporation meetings, instruct our Generals
IN tre strategy OF war, and advise ticu what
movements Ia make? Thr mes. dis. .ustinE
part of this matter is, that the very men who
proiess to lie the friends ~ the President, the
!riends and admirers OF his admin is ration
OF AS array and of his officers, who have
@rcHn Eat and s3ucv aad prrsusn ptuous from
IeeVits On Treasury pap, aye otten they who
caii iondest OF = lie Yd8rra rsupttf'' to- resolve
aii Government into mob rule, and take the
eoa"het OF affairs into their owc hanis.
E<fefy scnOOi-bOy and school girl, .YerT
tyTo IA history. well knows that the sure way
- conquer an invading enemy, is to exhaust il
oy dtiiJs. Thus was Pyirh"s ;.ud his array
ffefco'Dt ana ruined BY the Romans. Thus
"as HaEnibti, Ahe creates: OF warriors a Tter
many victories, rFpulsed from Ivaly, az
tnuN did tG.tha1e perish. A nation that in
FaGeS another, II rcpulsed abroad, il easy to
Conquer a. Eonc. The citizens OF France
'aade h;tlc or 10 eEi5 tanee to the allied :ir-
niles WHO invaded her territc-y. The de
iehce, Oh me irst INVASION was made by The
remnant OF NApo!eonS veteran soldiers. IN
the last Invasion, there -sts no ii, fence 81 al. .
- Carthage, powerful III Offensive warfare
became eCwet; an: Sutaiucd in spirit by her
frequent defeats III Italy, a.sa TEL! 81 easy
prey TO Eoluan armies.
w men Cr%'SuS, h8lG o. l. .rGtii, :tbcSs . iu
NAdG Persia. consulted The Oracle 1t .;s.l phi
= 10 his chances OF success, the PTiistess in
'orlned him that III Ae proceeded WitE his
"o''ertak!ngj great kiagcton would te de-
stfpFed. Lydia, not Persia, was conquered.
>3ich !t'ts been the fate ot MANY 7:adiii. na-
cons, and if we Will exhaust the spirits, ana
ia" army, ana 1he treasury OF III" North Dy
= pf1tr;.ct"c defensive warfare, then. aiid not
itntti tie!I, We may conquer the North, and
She VIII scarce otter resistance.
III conclusion, we Sgest 10 those who can
see nothing Tight III the conducs OF our fairs,
cifit or IN III tary, tnat ti.,,jr duty, IL thet
ho2es ~ believe what they would have others
GelIcYr, ~ Ou%C to start IA o7,LOsi tiUa parry
and al opposition tic!ini.
Uncklns their friends rs they do, is worse
than omen enniiy and urtjJs 'suisEG assault
IEe President il responsible for the conduct
o. his officers, civil and mill .irJ-, and should
Do openly, not cOypctiY ISsai led, for the er-
roTs and short contiH%s Of his Subc rdin,ttes.
II In lar, open, hnuisp uisad controversy, Il
c:tn he shown that The AdnIin istr;st:oI *
"ltdtr trea"EeroaS or lncOm De tent. WGt, lei
is hurl il from power. Bat we suspect and
dIsiru-t ny Who, under the guise d pre-
tended friendship, are welding the enyenoned
shuits OF mISreprrsen tation and detractiou.
The people may rely ol it that army ana
an Administration mat With littlr means or
preparation have effected SO much in the last
SIX months are not ttil1t3rY, iinbecl!e or met
iicient; and that now that tlev are strong and
Well prepared, they will effect much IL ore in
the next siE months.