The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-29
w A r N ATT ERs
rSTELLreKrcE PROM THE NORM

We continue our extracts OF Nor,n.
news taken from the New York Hs,old. ~ ,hA
eth inst, received a day or two ago hv ar
Norfolk Day Book
TIE NEW roRK HERALD ON PRESIDENT n.,,
sEssAox
The New York Herald, of the 18th in...
publishes a. long editorial severely cri,,c,...
President Davis's last message To thu ~
federate Congress. The following sv,rsn..
Will give the general drift of the wbo,. 80,
Gle NV"
We published yesterday in sr,ea.o bv ,.,.
graph from Washing ton, the III esaaes ~ ~,
a aesson Day,s 70 the rebel Congress, now in
session at Richmond. Those OF our reac. ~
who have ernsed it need not be mid thss -
Is weak and inflated document. aod ~
Notwithstanding some "whistling To kasr ~
courage up, the Confederate President b.
trays evident signs of fear and trern bIIns -.
the spectres which haunt his guilty. soni ~
he 10 weak in the knees, and wear IN ~,
odek put II his policy TO put on the apr.s
ahcs OF strength and cool courage H. hs.
READ history. The grand IN otto of Danton
one OF the most formidable leaders in ~.
tfench Kevolut'on-was ''audacity. ~.
essential to success in all revolutions and IL
ferson DAVIS knows how TO assume a ylrrn.
if he has IL not. '1@
On the whole the message may be rsss,s..
as eaving in of the rebel L oufederaSv an
first decided symptom Of which was erhis
tied recently oy Gen. Polk at Column.
When ne sala TO a eoirespondent OF a Northern
paper, "Let your man, Lincoln come out go
say tnat the Dred scott decision is right ara
that The South shall have eq aal right in ,ha
Territories, they (the rebe - would Law dorrr
their arms and return to their homes A.
Nr. LiuGoln has already declared hls IN r,S.a
10 Iespec The Coz lta tlon and The suprsms
laws of The land, including the decison,nf
TIE supreme Court, which gave slaveholde,s
equal rishis With non siayeh elders Ia ths
Territories as ns even sWore bv ao,s-n'
oath at the time of his iuauguratiou 10 car
them into execution what further Hcominy
OUT can the Bishop General require
We shoal infer, from the particular pains
taken in the concluding sen tence OF the abovs
paragraph to answer Gen. Folks reoues,
that Sawney Bennett is about AZ anxious for
Il cessation of hostilities as any one,-Ep..
Dis.
1t is worthy OF remark, that while the rebsl
President II Juoliant over a succession of
glorious victories at Bethel. Bun Run. Ma
n;,ss.is, Springfield, Lexington, Lees Durg and
Belmont, No takes good care 10 MAKE no men.
tlon OF the defeats in Western Virginia, tina
recent SD Dlection OF two COUNTIES IN Eastern
Virginia, the defeat OF his arms at Fort HAT.
teras, North Carolina, ana at Port ROYAL
south Carolina, The effect OF which Is 20 de.
prlve his buccaneers OK their places OF reIuge
and 10 reDuor them larml, - ia future on tas
ocean, De sidts the acquisition Dy the L mon
array CT sucn important sIraIegical polnn
lhis message Is h oying KICK OF The L on.
fudericY. Though DAVIS pieIcnds That MS
Dogus money freely paseess everywhere at
lno south, as II IL were goiu that there Is an
abundant supply OF tood; that the repels
can now manuflctu tor themselves lot
only arms and the III lnIticns or war, but
cIOthing and all that they need, aud that
therefore, lntre is "no limit To the ieBgln
Uf time Iney VIII Oe abIe 10 carry on the War
against the North, yep IL IS s'ldeHt that thus
rs out tue game OF oiuii, so veal KNOWN down
[ lac mississippi, ana that his last desper 20
nope is III the lnterYentipa of EuIopean
powers, 10 whose Interests aud Tears he
adj oitiy appeals.
lie reInialGs them that if the war and the
BLOCKADE should continue much longer, Lnv
plan LoIs may cease 10 cultivate cotton iur eX.
portatiOu; aud 4 supply OF tnat staple may Ne
permanently cutot iroiu Europe; further, hat
ne pIockAae, throwing tnv southern people
ON LhelE own resources, and com prIiing them
10 Liit,i ufaCturc IOr themselves, TIE Southern
Lraue may be lost forever 10 tns manulactu-
rang nauous at the Otner siue ct the Atlantic,
Iuaeed, Es is particularly savage that they
ntye Ia rot all e..uy Eroke, The bioekaoe, HUT
ing mysIer.Vnsiy Ut some breach OF latin.