The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25

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and by the Inspirations gathered from the
.hsctip ms or the tom bstones OF hsr h, roIc
se 20 VIII take possession OF and ra- org.n n
ner state Governments, diving to ia yi;ai
sparks waich will cause il TO iast az .onr -
- nat can be devised by the genius OF
Ne confederates have from the besinnins
eudeavor-d 70 restrict the war 10 as marrow
limits as possible, In attempting ON ~ 10 bold
defensive positions ON their border thar their
Independence might be achieved with ths
'et Few wounds a Jon the rights AMI libe rtiss
u mankind But ihis humane psIisy ha.
senaed only to embolden the cogarsly Zoe 70
@ Gus OF airooity upon our women ard our
The South having ty the prove.s ~ hs.
20 IS staoiisnsd mr. su periJrityss military
p,wer, can f,Td to make De O.. eu IN . n.sts
Il ! Tree ,raae witn All the world 1t would
le greatly TO the Interest Of he netions h =.
,aE commercial relations with her To- -se eums
sne war deot, now about one hu dr~u mil
lions OF dollars, US removing every shachle
n commerce and es'abiishirg ~ solu's free
'rade Commercial fre-dom wouid secur..
astirg peace, aud insure the hiSnest s,a.~ Of
civilization 10 as generous and chivalric a
oeople rs the world Possesses. The nafions
AaVtnz trade with US will ba less taaed by
stunning tneir proportion of our war iu-
ieotedn-ss, than they would be by any tariff
II imuorts that could be devised by us For
shet nee, Great Britain or France, by paying
wo, or at moet three hundred ih0usand
pounds per annum, would be entitled To nm
es,ricted trade with the Confederate st ties
tnd their own tartH or ua Laws nse<a
'i"t b. n anywise d+rangsd. To pl.ee tn.
Ttm- an nunt OF money our treasurv t,y
Say taE.H N imports that we might I'm pose,
~"h'r require very larg. rer ceHtsgt - b.s
GCrd IN conseq uence of our extensive From
uer, inland and coastwiss. Direct tax UloE
An be relied on as al!-sufiiCiant for the Ordi.
pary civil expenses OF The Confederate Gov
-rumrnt.
have thrown out these ideas for vour CON.
ssderation in he hope that something better
i'as % suggested II any peace proportions
stall be made.
The Linco II Armada have taken possession
4 Port Royal, South Carolina, ana may oc-
capy Brunswick, treorgia These were poorly
defended points on our extensive Southern
'oast but they were not of the Sigh test q on
3equence commercially. The Yankee fleet
my iiad tolerabia anchorage, hut MOI a b lie
4 cotton or anything else material. The fact
IS there are but ten Thousand bales OF cotton
II the city of New Orleans, which viii BE-
-htppsh up tee river at any moment that city
may Re endangered.
he NoTtn i,-ess asserts and would make
ns brlieva thu Glsibsldi con temtl-trs com
ag Z" Alnr ica. l c.nnot and will not be-
'svs il. G .r'baldi, the iberattr Of I'aly,
irawtng his sWorr feheH OF { Q Am, ri,.n
Bamb', invading Virg nj ,, the lanu of his
great prototype, sh.ngton. Pster P.trie!
ach urse would b- burning and d..
vourtng lie 10 ali II his even tfui and hitbsro O
glorious carer. write in great haste, omit
hg many things that would like to speak
If. Your friend.
}rnRe. N SASpgss
W Louis K,ssath, Patriot Leader OF Hungary.
iurin, Ifaly