The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-05
worthy Of Imisa tiun.

tpi. Bianton Dancan, of Kentucky, now
ia Virginia, o ofars TO ku bscribe two thousand
dollars towards baiidinG an iron clad gnu
boat at Richmond for the eefenee OF that cify.
lie un .hfuiIy says: There are hundreds Of
rich men In ous commnpitv who tan give
from nvs hnnd..d to Ave .heasand doii.Ts
hcat ehslt cost seven hundred thousand del
lars. The sum OF two hundred thonsapd haa
been already condssionally pledged. There
are many iioh zen In ell our cities. parishess
aud counties throughout the Confe6erec y, who
could sire thousands Of dollars. aud moi miss
IT,. towar do constructing irur clad vess els like
the Manassas and firRinin. VIII they do 1t, or
vail tsey walt for the enemy 70 capture the
"wns On our water con:sss By means OF mas
Snao boats, and thers6 ~ subject ihem selves
10 eli ths evils which must follow The
property OF reosls shaii he conf aeed, say
Lineo'n, Sewsrd Go to pay the cost ot
the. war. In wnat eondi.ion. then, will be
the property Of our rich E.en They will be
la dtsaEresabie dilemma. either they will
have 10 take the oath of alles lance 10 the
Lincoln 6cvern N ent or lose theil properly.
Their movable property they Will never be
able to recover, AZ least there Will be very
small Oh nee for aud their lanc not until the
enemy shall have been expelled Will II Rot
cost less TO prevent the enemy from obtain
Ing possession Of these saIds than 70 drive
hin, eff when they are onps ia his gresp,-
Bet'er Down With the dns:Bow while " may
ac' es p.eysotiys than wal. 70 Apply 1. us
remedy There are. We douh, net. hunars eds
OF men Ia Inie state who coHsd cantsicuts
their Eve, ten, twenty. or ffts thoueana d. l.
lars for the Con nstraotsoE Of cafserinS rams,
assrG never iaiss H. scarcely feel ts n sol as
intvn reniencsd thereby, !. l; such should re-
collect thai The Liceoin Cor ress has pas sed
eiii TO take Possession Of me land and ne-
xrcss OF 10 n bern planters wherever tce lnva.
dora can ob-sia q te )thoid, 81 UToc5ed 80 the
cultivation of cotton for the E0vefhm ent -~
The peIInTed consrirators hareH. Il - thrown
OF ati atsguise, and openly proclaim their In
tention TO rob the SOUTHERN peopi3 or their
property, both land aud negroes, and lease
them Qua at so much T'er auuum TO the ton-
q0eroIs, for the beuef1. OF II g des pefiing Coy
err meat. 1t is the b ghwavmar coming Elth
torch and sword, ana proel umipg aloud bis
Intention 10 rob everybody he meets who re-
appropriate IL to his own use VIZ ea3not
hereafter reproach him With hypocrisy he
piumpiy advsr tises us that be is Wholesale
rcb5er and In tends to p.auder u.s. He does
not scrunle to aYcw 1t IL es'Eancs. Ii this do
not rou,e cnr rich men, nothing can. II
this do lot loose their parse strings,
ncthing will. II sheir eyes cannot see the
stan dard OF spoliation which the enemy de-
bsntiy fannts IL their faces. then those eyes
are GO verei by an inpenetratia tlim.
But VIC think :hs Ell emy has cast aside al
disguises, all pretences OF good VIE. and CT
res pectIug the rights of the southern people.
too loon for the smrcess Of his purposes. His
legal adysr isement to the South Of Lis in ten
uon 10 perpetrate wholesale robbery will
run through her like an electric shock, and
nerve the Whpie Ecut1erp people 40 dispute
his progress men by ioeb, with ali The Feap-
uge Goa and nature aEye given them N.
o BnGcsi.