The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-22

TfaunnyA u Aholtstonlsu.
We assa 10 better sign Of NE ccmrlets Triumph
q Aboaitioulsm b Ne Northern Government than
NE sAiflng Of saal BY The Few York HsvsA, which.
mn HAVING been H. hitter denoanesr Of the Abo'
ftioaises and their spuneils. charging upon them
aaA tAetf coaAssatton schemes che proaoosstiou Of
Ne war, now sivss IN ~ approval Of the measure
foe aAolhhiAg slavery. with compensation. - tuss
end proper. II eess further sad aequiescss In tho
sviasas ulimAtan Of Lincoln. hat abolition win
sonpsasaaioa b rejected then there must Be abolition
without II Il speaks Of IN Interview between
A>lesaSas IN Oeoerses from the border States and
The Pres,dsut On this subject and the eonAscasion
Inn n. Hssl1 declares that the Presldeut yielded
noxA,ns 70 their rsu,onsrancss but pointed out 70
dan tAe ssrais 10 which the border states
Aused. inssmasiug that thsy had better come down
srscefaily and get pay. The delegates are repre-
s,atsd 70 hare gone or 10 consider the matter. and
.ae H~ssS infsr that they are not likely to quar-
rel VIII their '~read and buttsr"-in other words
that they win not prove rsbsllicua. and that
they VIII 70 homo and advise their constitu
epss "a fall down and worship the Washington jug
xvraaus while the wheels Of his tyranny grind them
into dust
There 4 nothing In the recent uncontrolled and
useoasrollshle sway Of the Aooliticnists at NE
Worth 10 alarm the South. Since the war began ~
Aas been virtually one Of robbery. The daily Jour
nsss NORTH ard South have furnished the daily evil
eenoe Of this. Tho Federal invaders have never
spared the property Of the Southern people The
slaves were always taken when taey could be
transported or when they could be induced to leave
tssir homes. None Of them have ever been re-
inraed Al other property has been appropriated
to the uses Of the Yankees wherever they have
gone Zone but those traitors who took the cath
of allegiance 70 the North were allowed 10 retain
anything that Yankee cupidity or appetite. or YAM
kes nalignity. desired TO possess or wished to de-
stroy. The pretended respect for the rights Of
property which Lincoln occasionally puts on his
reproof Of Hunter and others-were all the most
unscrupulous frauds. He and his Government had
from the beginning inangurated and maintained the
principles Of Hunters order. They denied the
Right q slavs property to Southern msn-they or
dersd II to be taken and not TO be returned.
The South gains by .he open svowal Of the poi
ny somewhat insidiously pursued heretofore. ills
bitter that the South and the world should fully
nderstand the policy of the Lincoln Government.
A. sequel to the last bold step, they have only to
psss the measure enlistng and arnling the slaves,
70 complete their new system Of crushing the re-
belLon. 1t Il all the better that the world should
know the real nature of the crusade against the
Eonth and the real temper of that brutal nation
which viii stop at nothing however monstrous and
barbarous, which they think can aid them in their
war to subjugste the South. The South has been
satis6sd all along that their enemies would 90 the
fan length Of the most inhuman suggestion Of their
;abo'ical malisnity. It is gratifying to us that hey
have the boldness, or rather the madness, 10 avow
their purpose.
The South de6ss them, as It hes from the begun
hing and will to the bitter end The people OF the
South know that there Ia neither reason nor hu.
n,anity ut the Eortk--that they can only protect
tneir rights fro,n Unsuitable rapacty and the most
ualEnAn. dssruc.iveness by their own courage
and eonstaney. They have NO hope but this. The
world viii dou 5tless be amazed and horrided At
the bartarity Of cur invaders; bu, strong arms
alone esn protect US from them. Their nation il
doomed to defeat and yet stand before the world
It's convicted felontLs detected tLisf foiisd in
asAsnpt which might have borrowed some dignity
from success.