The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-07

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subject Al once % interss.i,,
o1tsnsiv4ly And In trfoa tAly er' ~ i,ssls "a
material Prosperity Of ths .rnrs. 'ett sia
tne secretaries Of State and OF -. Tar,
pan or system has been devise sa'srel
su winch Will be laid before ~, so oa1
ooLosizArioS or UAxcspArxn .Sa
Under aud by virtue Of tina A., LAW. S1'h.
entf'ied " An act to Confisca.e D. coss,.
for insurreeuonary Purposes ranooNrHs.
suss . isoI, tue regal claims OF cer,s;9't
TO the labor and services OF esr.ai. - p@rs
sons have become fort, ted "a o'as,
the latter thus liberated are az. nesanb-r,
dent on the United State. and 'ey Zen.
vided Tor In some way. Besides ~ b
impossible that some of the S,,, 'np IT,
similar enactrnen,s for their orrn Fil D
spectiveiy, and by the OPERATE, eEsts
persons OF tue same class Will M
upon tnem Tor disposal In sneh h'p,
commend that Congress provis. cass
such persons from such Sia,a. aecep,
10 some mode Of yaluation "eeort
Protaato OF direct taxes, or IN
other plan to be agreed on NIot a.
states, respectively, that sucb VII "
such acceptance by the General npNoai
pe az once deeinea Tree; and tina, In q. easV
~ ~ "e s.nen &c. coioniAng both cls!."s
the one frst mentioned, IL the otba, .n"'.s
De brought into existence. al so,n. s0al
places In Climate conyeoiaI ,a eia,a
might be we'll to consider. 10, 'osr.
FREQ colored people ALREADY IN "uebsr
States could not, 40 far rs indv,as tcl
desire, be included In such eolont"'as Il
carry ont the plan OF coioniz rtion 'aoh.
so've .ne acquiring OF territory, and 49,!
appropriation Of money beyond ,ha ~ aso
pended In the territorial afoa.si .1S 70 b.
ing practiced the acquisltion d.
tory Tor nearly sixty yesr. sr
tion of constitutional power -, iae
u no longer an opea osa 20 % I
The power was at fret arest,o, s.a l.
| Jen-rson, VINO. however, IN the MY U
ItVaislena, yi.Iueo nis sc aplss GA thsS
OF great expediencv. II i, b. sol .as pl 4
! oaly legitimate OBJECT Of scoairinsa mat q
Is to furnish homes for whit. msn hS'E'i;0r
IRA eHsc's THAI eJect. for the e,,,s WIS aea
coiored ulen leaves additional ro1 .aPon
men Remaining or coming here N. ! wit
however. placed the Importance ~ ~ 80 7n
Louisiana more on political and On S'o.sla
grou0is than on providing room for a1e
ton. '' Pfllt
ME- isTEaRiff or rHE uSTos TIE p,r
OBJECT or TRg wAE.
Ga this whole proposition. iuc,ra.
appropriation OF money with tina scst
of territory, does not the expsdi.nc, +a a!to
to absolute necessity, without wi SVe
Government caunot be perpstua,at,A
war continues. In considering 1bs -, ID
be adopted for suppressiug the iDIprrr--"i
have been auxioua and careful thar m
table cot Aict for this purpose sb.!l 1I A's
generate into violent and reno spls,,
lutionarS struggle. have, tharsf,.s
cry case, Thought it pfop-r t. keen ,ss, ~
rity of the Union prOIuineat AS ina M
o'Jact OF the ontest on our ptrt. lssyi =
Ques lions which ar epot Of vital ,aiyi,s,s
ts"rt"nc" 20 The more deliberate ac,ion y.
legislature.
In n exercise Of my best dsscrs.ion Is,
annered to the blockade of the Dor ~ ~ ]
the insurgents, Instead OF putting In ,n,. y
the last session for closing those p,Tn
also, ob.ying the dict ties # prad.nrs
We'll as the Obligations of law. i9st.,t
transcendiug, l have adhered to tina q,
Congress TO Coz fiscate prupertv, and w. ~
surrectionary purposes. II new Isrr,n
the same subject shall BE- proposed. i,s brr
priety wilt b.. duly considerea. III. n.
must be Preserved. and hence all dispsp sss
means must be employed. We should pn, \
in haste to determine that radical And ,,A
trenie measures, which may reach The Iowa
az well rs the dIsloyai, are tndis psns,b;s
Tne inaugural address ut thr begiuninv Il
the Administration, and thu Mess tgs 10 don
gress at the late speciaI session. were hot \
mainly devoted to the domestic conEroys,1
out of which the insurreotion aud eopsaoa .n'
war have sprang Nothing now occn,s B
add to, or subatract from, the priueiplr, n
general purposes stated and expressed ia ,bssl
documents. The last ray OF hops tor mai
serving the Union peace bly, expired Al tai
assault upon For Samter, and i general rsl
view of what has occurred since NAY hot NJ
Improbable. What WIS painfully urgsrt,
then Is much better defined and more d,IpcI
now, and the progress Of events is plalrIy }
the right direction.
The SLAVE STATES OF MARYLAND, gssrrry
AND MissoUsi UScHAsagABLy RANGED a, IL
sIDR oR TIKI UNION.
The Insurgents confidently e!aimsd !
strong support from north OF Masea md
D,xon's tine, and the friends OF The Iuio}
were not flee from apprehension on Ii,
point. This, however was soca settled I'D
nitely and on the right side. Soaih 0, II
line noble little Delaware led of rgh, t.0d
the frs. MaryiaLd was n ale % setm asall I
the Union, our soldiers were ss-altt
bridges we're banned. and railroads len n
within her lin lis, and we were manY G5ys I
one lime without the ability W hTIsg ssbs
regiment over her soil to the es M,al Nbl
her bridges and railroads ara rets.Ra q
open TO the Government SIZE ALREADY syl
seven regiments 10 The cause CT The uha(
and none TO the enemy, and her peepa, At
regular election, have sustained the tR.oAsl
n large majority, aud larger aggresas vO,
thsI they ever before gave to any cantisi(
or any question.
Kentucky, too, for some time In douS 4
now decidedly and. L think, uncAapgele!
ranged on the side OF the Union.
Missouri is comparatively quiet, and "
lieve cannot again be overrun by the lhsar
rsctiosists. These three States OF Mar'i1t
kentucky, and Missouri neither Of v1itl
would promise single soldier 81 first, bay
now an aggregate Of not less than io,M
the 1eld for the Union while OF Their Gil
zens, certainly not more than 4 third nuahe
and they of doubtful whsresbouis and doub
full existence, are in arms agaiasi II. Ahsr
somewhat bloody struggle Of months, win''
closes on the Union people OF Western VI
ginia, leaving them masters Of 1er on
country.
EAsTgAE vIRaIyfA Returns 10 HBR ALLF4iisl
An insurgent force OF about d. zen Qua
dred, for mon this dominating the narrow pc
insuiar region constituting the conahts
Accomac and EorIhsmptoH, aad knovn
the Eastern Shore OF Virgins, together VII
some contiguous parts OF Maryland, hs'
laid down their arms, and the peeps 'ns'
have renewed their allegiance TO and aecep
ed the protection of The old dag. This l's''
no armed Instruction north Of the P0An'
or east OF the Chesapeake.
OItEPATl0I OF HATTEkAe, PORT kOIALt Az .
EKB ISLAND.
Also We have obta .ned footing a, e'sh
the isolated points on the Southern eos!
Aatteras, Port Royal, I ybee Island. neal ;
vannah. and Snip Island, and We 'lSsW'
have some general aecou ats OF popular G,'
ments in behalf Of the Union in n. taEoNi
and Tennessee. These things drnoasI
that the course of the Union Is adysS'I
steadily sou Inward.
RETiRBMKsr OF GENERAL seorr. !
Since your last adjournment IAeutenss
General Scott has retired from the eesi
the army. During his long life the n'tH
has not been unmindfui OF his merit, ys..
calling to mind how faithfully, ably, y
brilliantly he mas served the country IRON
time far back in our history, when lew Oh !"
now living had been born, and thehesl.
ward continuaiiy. l cannot but thlns "
we are still his d. btor. i submit, th"re'S'
for your consideration what furthrr ihaia
recognition is due 10 him and ourselves
grateful people. s,,
APPOINTMENT or GEN. n ctsLLAS AZ ooAAA'''
.s.-~is.
With the retirement of Gen. Scott came
executive duty Of appointing II ms ssss.
General In Uhief or the army. IL IS l9 70
nItt circuW stance that neither Iii eoaheu
country was there, 30 far as / know, aes
ference OF spinion rs to the proper I~fs!H
D. selected The retiring Chief rsr,sa.
expressed nts Judgment In favor OF teA' /,
Mcclellan for. the position, and "a ".
nation seemed 10 Sirs b unansTots go.
renee. the designation OF GENERA ats '.
Ian 10 therefore In 3 considerable aesteS
selection Of the country as well as O. 1Ds =
ecutive, and hence there IL better resse ~,
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