The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-21

| only work. Many families OF volunteers have
| not been relieved ny the liberal sums expsnd
| ed and will ba forced soon to become burdens
| on tbs city. The swarm OF unfortun.ts cnii
| drep-the offspring OF people impoverished Dy
| the business prostration, or OF fathers Wh'
| have abandoned everything for the war--in
creas as ir the streets. The aRer ts OF such o .
| cieties as the Childreh's Aid Society. repor
| that numbers OF destitute and orphan it'll
ones besef their cfhce or their schools and seet
| shelter and employment. All signs forebod
| a severe and gloomy an'nmn and winter fol
| lie poor.
| The Planters tMd) Advocate, alluding t
| the ton CT the Mary land Legislature, ten i.
ing towards the defeat of the Lincoln dynasty
| in that state, says:
They liz ite the co operation of all who ACRE.
u!ih them to unite in the formation OF parr
In this State, which may be aole 70 defeat In.
aims o. those who have SO earues tiy eLdeay
nred to sell us out 20 the Lincoln d nasty-
The existing war being the primary sourCe Oh
all other existing wrongs the restoration OF
peace is to be the main idea OF the party-u
will demand nothing short of an instant ces
cation OF this most wicked, illegal ana uuuat.
urai struggle. II will make the issue fairly ana
squareiy o8fore the people, separating thoe.
Who upon what pTetence soeFor, taVor the wal
policy, from those who look upon that pol
icy as the sum Of all iaisfortunes. 1t viii
thus upon this head, seek and obtain Il dec
iaration at the ballot box, from the people OF
Maryland, whether they are in favor OF lend.
Ing their assists 10 prosecute the wa
against Firg mia ana the Sou th--Whether they
are willing and anxious to be taxed and
drafted tor that purpose, or whether thu
Legislature did NOS properly represent he'll
position when it recently de Jared by resoiu
ZION that the war was unauthorized ami mon.
atroGs, ana that they would have no part noI
lot in It's prOseCut ton. This is the main ano
leading lesue-peace or war--JOs lities e
'he bitter end, or u peaceful solution OF exist.
I nd -sNly Of, h.
principal question, our people Will indirectly
express their opinions upon others " hich. Il
them ut least. are Ut the highest moment foi
the future. They Will decide whether they
approve OF The course OF the Lincoln
Government in Gbclisnng our laws, o.
suspending the police system CT Bal
tImoIe and appointing therein T. Fedora
ponce, paid from the fedea al Treasury
They VIII decide whether hey approve OF
tne arrest and imprisonment Of the Polio
commissioners and OF Marshal Kane, tQeiI
long and weary confinement at Fort McHsn
~, and their SD bseq ueEt ciandestiue removal
To i tort III New CORK, where they are KEEP.
close ; tate prisoners wiz out comm ui;ica,IOB
evPa with friends Or counsel. Iaey Will de-
clue whether they approve Ct ,Ae military
occupation Of our territory Oh the passage
Of laws Cohfscatlng the properly and tor
letting tue liberty OF al VINO may De de
nouuCed as g suspected" by base and hueJ
iniorIners; OF the passage Of other laws i'm
posing upon Us Inc most onerCus direct
taxes, for the p0cpCse OF WasIng the war
against or friends, brethren aHG nelghbOrs
across the Potomac; OF Lac arrest Of piIyaLe
persons, the seizure OF private property, the
Gr3C teal enforcement OF mar tia! law and the
ahrOaatioH OF cur chartered rights AMI nber
ties. THESE and numberiess other similar
issues are 20 be met and decided IN the me-
men toas Issue OF Peace or War.
VOICE PROM BOSTON.
a Boston correspondent writes TO the BaIti-
more Ex change
Battles have been fought and lost. Change
has followed change. All thes- have had
their inHucLce cero among the Yankees an
10 doubt with you Here, one can Talk lnora
ir.eiy, and the pubic VIII hear moe vii
lIngIy. many Who We're honestly GCtrp
! 1edrt aud hand with this administration q ~.
now stopping to discuss the Whereabouts ~
the Consultation AND constitutional guar.,s-
tees under " honest Abe In line lutafI;
gent men with us are opening their ey erd
good MANY r0nnGly swear they bops
" ! lt1lson Davis viii lake N8shIrgt,n
| drive out the ADolt.onists and reconstruct
| the 'fJYernment Depend upon it, matters
| cant go on ill Jan. Ist rs they have go,e
| VIII US sIcce May /, without an outbraak'--