The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-29

Ca.isnS Dtyeis!m
TIE reader il directed to another column Of
thts paper tor sn article # he New Aosk
Herald detailing esr;Aln developments which
were ELECTED by the capture and search Of
blr. MUIA's baggage upon the occasion CT his
arrest q Sh crit tine ago. They make The knees
# the h5as headed sinner who governs the
Rerofa sniye Together ia the very extremity
Of Terror. lie secs, as plainly DC Il is possible
franaa wa0 has Vi late shown himself 50
Nilfuuy p!ind 10 al the 81 ns Of the times, the
hsnd writing 90 the vail, and he knows
tho days OF the Yankee empire 10 he NUN
bere3 1ncse developments sound the de :h-
note of Yankee supremacy.
Wna&. however, siteT all, 30 We learn, bai
what every rAn Of souse In America saw or
onxh, % have seen, ir9sa Ike Very commerce
frsLt OF this struggle? Did the Yankee ma
tion, fJr ouo moment, suppose that Eag, and
xcs gong 20 assist taeIn IN eaaduiag the
South We're they nos aware that E. gia2d
kew, ~ vel! as any man in lshseadeGl.
from shat quarter came all those products
which forf4ed The bas!a Of her enormous trade
with Am91iea: DID thay nor kaow that Ens
iand has been far rasrs endosVoring to break
tie shzt kles whoa YaBkeedom imposed upon
this COMMERCE, and that abe Aad never sue
oeeGed? DiI they suppose ttat IL gland
II ,uld assist tlsm 10 suhauc u, merely thai
sho might be enabled to reeaiVe Aey supplies
only tilso,.ga Ysui So ports, with al tie aidi-
tioeai east incurred by transportation to tho6e
ports Did ta5y preS0ms that Eagland
VISA iesi-eug 90 reusaia forever dabsrted from
ail pssii5ipst ~ ID tho e4ormoss ooasting
trade, 70 gh;c1, by the indspsodsuee u these
States Sic would have access On tbs same
tdrias with EsnEe2do III themselves? Did they
ssrpaau .bat England was altogether insenai
bis to tie value ci that enoralocs Southern
aaarhet, which her goods can nov ooiy
reach through Ysokee ports III word did
they conceive + gland TO bs totally herei5 o.
her senses. u Il is very evident that Yankee
apn is? II YaaEeedor, conceived nore Of
these thiogs, foy usat did it suppose that Eng
LAID VIA going 10 sake Us part in this var? Was
Il for loge2 Why, Cha hostility OF Yanksedom
to 9fsat Britaia has been proverhial ever
aiLce Tie Wsr Of 1912. when its friendship was
Ealpabls enough. BEEEDIcr ARNOLD is fair
type of the race. The Yankee loves Treason,
aul Lie took up Cor Grea; E.itain ia TIE wS I
I !iiested because il was treason 30 DO SO. Bui
syar einoe that day hs has been bitterly hostiit'
Whenever lie has had tho power of shaping the
paiiey ot the General Goyegaraent, that policy
IN its foreign relations, seems 10 have been
oonfnsd 10 actTH which might annoy the British
Government. The niger and Englsnd.--
There have bson tie only subjects 90 which
ti-a Chilod s;.s.ss has had .ny policy for years.
IN the laeaEtim9, the ribaidry Of the New
York pfoss Whenever England has been con.
earned, i.ss been disgrace 90 civiiiz @tioa.---
Isen now. syhen the very existence at lie
ti0versinent depsn9s apon tho negotiation Of
E loan ii, Great Britain, she Herald, the 3ci-
taae. the fi'ass-- all The New YoIk press
daily insult Ind g.lify the Gritish nation.
YRnkesaoui e5nid aoi eS 9set Great Bri tain Is
Qssia, her !or I5ys.
Rritsia demand ireo .asesas to 4hs ports Of She
Southern States, to TAXA and carry away the
cotton crsp, and Mr.. LIgcoLE has taught
that afess5ite lisa ID law. How, ther, could
tbs Esakess .3ysrsmeat and people--sver
exI}e0s anything 0las than that wAich they STE
nigh ut bandi How oeuli they fl after them
selves ,Aa Great Britain--haqing the power,
sEd, as u ncs app9ars. tha gill into the bar
gain 3aid e,er hesitate betwsen rebellion
an25ag per oaa sui jsets aal rnpture ci' the
blockaac
Ii IL very egiasat tha, BssEETr Is de:iroas
t. have RussEIL Eebbaa. We are cure We
hsye no espeeia. otjsetioD. lie has proved
hiass'f ~ frigld si oars Or the contrary,
Ia naa sad al .saias@ ss th&t ho eould say.
He re las3id as wisii The yils anisees, and
thA+ IL tie &c cough 10 make hia stink for
ever Ia ia nostri,s u al Southern men. Bat
VIC dopbt ys y nuea vglsasiser L2sd PAf,fsRs.
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