The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18
Az N. rYrs.


old Union, marked its counsels, in the person
of one STEPHEN II. TYING, Doctor 10 Divinity,
aud special champion of the general spiritual
welfare of mankind. Dr. TYING was never
content with the state of vital riety in the
Church Of modern times, but set up a higher
standard of evangelical goodness than any
which had entered into the imagiuations OF
Christcndom since the days Of the apostles
lie has been put forward at all the annual,
monthly and weekly meetings of American
Bible, Tract, Missionary, and other religious
and benevolent associations, ~ the mover OF
resolutions, the speaker Of speeches the expo
nent oi the genuine doctrines and spirit u Inc
popular religion of New York. If Satan was
supposed to have one enemy IN New i'iN
whom he held in more terror than any other'
it was believed to be STEPHEN IL. LYING. Inc
great wonder was that Satan did not spring
some trap upon TYSG to get him out Of The
way that he did not assail him IN bodiiy
shane. As he did MARTIN LUTHER; that he
permitted TANG to "ho,d, occupy and possess
his once recognized headquarters, the city Of
New York, without any attempt to eject MN
from that strong position. An attentive pc
rusal of the following extract from report oi
IL Bible Society Meeting, published IN New
York paper, will show that the Devil knows
very well wha. he is about:
"Sunnosa Rhode Island should want 10 go.
Wecouid afford to keep that State for Il clam
bed but we could never allow any other nag
10 wave over II than the stars and Stripes
Cheers. 50 we could afford TO Keep Lou'sl-
ana fot aliigatoIs, but no other nag put ours
should wave over II. Cheers II The blood
OF thousands upon thousands were needed 10
seal the Issue, with bowed heads We could
only say, Thy VIII, . God, oe done
George Douglass, Esq, " no ga $1,000 TO
the Society, salu he believed Providence had
aproim ted zen. Scott to be- the leader OF our
forces in this second war Ter liberty, as lie
had Gen. Washing ton in the first.
"Dr. =. a. IylE next addressed me meeting
Never Were people brought togt tn.T 20
maintain dearer rights or more important in
trrests than these involved In The present
contest. lie could not take i pirates haId
who were going out 10 secure prlZs OF
twenty dollars It head fer every man he Ihur-
dered and put Il Bible Iii his hands AS sane
tio.. Tor nIs course. What kind OF L Union
would that te, where the chains OF the slave
should sound from Che ehd OF the land TO the
other aud the Internal boast be realized that
a mau should count the ron of his slaves on
Bunker Hlli3 This WAS not war Oh see
nous; 1t WAS not a civil war. lie would org
nIiy ii by no such name. There We're hun
drrds and thousands III the Southern lah1
praying for the power which should give
them help. III Virginia, the scene OF tIgh-
teen years OF his ministry, there were tens OF
thousands he believed VINO were hnXloUSly
waiting tor that which is called me army OF
the y UrtL 10 deliver them from the tyranny
that had been ueurped over them. He would
not descend to call 1t Civil warfare. lie would
not meet pirates upon me deck and call II
warfare. he l0Outd hong Ucm as 4ttch as ne
lCOuLd St0Vt II ntut dog lthetfs
"There lc,ts Oae r0ud TO Yeuc., and that ,c"s
absolute amt entire sUlJeg1tt0". lCheeTS J
He did not mean the SUBJ uEatlon OF tn South,
but OF the riotous mob which there mad con
tro! OF affairs. The sword OF justice was the
only pen that could write the final treaty
Referring TO the troops that had been rale ed
the SPEAKER asked, whoever saw such An arm y
rs had been gathered III our land lie icVHtd
not eocspt the ru.e BIRDS u BtHy Wilson'S Re
yiutat HI niiqht Venture IL say II Ltm that
their sulrutl0n might lie i't tie rtrJ co"5ecr9-
ton tleY hare mate Of hemsttUtS 70 then
country. ECneeTs Twenty three thousand
Bibles H4d been given 10 the troops " no SO e
light Tor their county did dng6ody d6Itsre
there tcfre m, huhITtG copies IN tte d|my -
jtnequdts ,chO are meeting them M the con
ttStF 1t would soald and SINCE their polluted
hands. We had every cause TO be proud oi
our army. They are worthy OF The blole
How their names will SiIsten IN glory One
OF the noplt . / results he locked ior was land
without a slave upon it. [Cheers.I y nation
in which 10 more shall Gods image be solu
upon the block by the auctioneer. Said i gen
Herman, - The Bible authorizes human slave
" you must aCkuo ledge that slavery is a
Divine institution" The old minister &c
whom The remark was addressed, gathered
himself up and replied - Yes, SIT, i'll thf
same sense i'll which hell is" lCheeT-.
"Aftec the singing Of the doAoogy, The
ting dispersed"
The man who made the above speech lived
eighteen years in Virginia, and therefore
knows the utter falsehood Of every word ht
utters. Others may AID 90 err from ignorance
MCltitudes in the North and in Europe have
never had an opportunity to know the actua
state Of things in the South. This man know
| it we'll. lie knows that the Bible il in every
| house, and in almost every hand in Virginia
He knows that slavery is not the thing he re
| presents. As wilfuliy and deliberately as vim
! d;ctiyely, he elects the venom of his reptilt
nature upon that Virginia whose hospitablt
| bosom warmed him into life. His exultatiol
| over billy Wilson's regiment, organized witt
| the avowed purpose of rapine and plumber, il
| enough of itself to demonstrate the mans tota
| depravity. If his well known humility doe,
not prevent him from aspiring to minister
| 10 the spiritual welfare Of such saints, whJ
does he not come to Virginia as Chaplain o.
that Regiment?