The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-15
THE 6URitANs AND TnE DRAFT.


singular in the fog concerning the two evies OF
troops now impending, some thinking that the
whole 6JO,O men are TO be raised per force and
once by CONSUMPTION Others believing that recruits
coming In fast that there will be draft
ALL and others sgain. apprehensive that the whole
burthen Of the levy vii! be made TO fall upon the
poor laboring man. These latter claim in most de-
termined language thai the community must pro-
vide sufficiently for their families, iLat the
ing Of several hundred thousand conscripts will
place in the hands of these latter power To pro-
the satisfaction of all their ust demands The
idea Of forcing or dsoysl men into the
ranks Is severely reprobated. That plan has been
tried over and over again in the Austrian armies
and has ever led to military disasters, Bspeh.
ment OF such should they become dangerous, is the
proper plan. To support thousands Of them in
confinement is out OF the question. The majority
oil Germans Low enistirg seem to be Ia favor OF
radical Wa mea asures. great number, however,
wto entertain other views, do not enlist.
SALE OF CAPTURED BILLS AT BOSTON
The lot of church, plantation, school factory and
other bells hch had been present ed by the pa:rl
oilc citizens Of the South the Confederate Gov.
erument, but which were captured and cOnfscated
st New Orleans by Picayune Butler. were sold at
auction On the 3Orh ult at Boston. a Northern
journal says:
The sale was numerously attended There were
Ie bells in all The greater part of them cast
at the Buckeye foundry, Cincinnati, though many
from foundries at New York, West Troy,
Pittsburg, and Louisville. Among the number were
several Catholic bells. cast in France-one with The
inscription, "Fait par Jean Bagin, 1885" over a
cross another, cast Al Nantes, France, l7s6 9TH
ers cast In lI;5 la76, and 1888. One very elabor-
a.ely ornamsnted, from the First Presbyterian
Church. Shreveport, La Col Thompson, before
beginning the sale, read 4 note from Mr.. De Pey-
ster, Of Duchess county, N. Y, who desired the
privilege of purchasing bell which he gave sew.
eral years $50 to the Episcopal Church at Nscog.
doches, Texas, founded by friend Of his, Rev.
Thomas Bacon, who was driven from the place On
account Of bis Union sentiments. The Colonel i'm.
proved the opportunity TO make stirring speech
on enlisting.
The bells were sold in lots of from three to one
hundred and eighty seven, except the three heavi-
est sold separately, and few others bought as re-
lcs and for individual use. The prices ranged from
el& to 81 cents pound The bidding was spirited,
and the amount realized was probably upward OF
SA 0OO lot Of iron bars, for covering steamships
and batteries, sold for &47 q gross ton. lot OF
"copper" consisting of bathing tubs, roofing, spous.
sugar boilers, &e., a. 2la cents pound.
A SILVER CUP FOR sToNEwALL JACKsoS CAP
TURED.
The United States authorities In Newark \. j..
have seized silver cup which had been sen! to an
engraver in that city to be marked as follows:
.SroneraH Jackson.
1861"
It's not known whether il 10 intended for some
Ledge or Lodges whether IL is a present Tor some
child In Dixie the latter is probably the ease. The
subject Is, however, under investigation by the
proper authorities.
sTRoNo LANGuAoE-IISCoLN DENOUNCED.
At a meeting recently held in Fairfield county
grsss, made u speech during which the following
q kuh In trT Tireo iu,s
emancipation scheme:
Il denounce Lincoln as a tyrant. lie has per
tured his soul. He may imprison me, but will
still cry tyrant ! denounce these acts of Oppres-
sion foul acts OF perjury against the Constitn
tion"
"And now, my fellow Demecrts am going to
have "A vision, which, II 1t were not vision might
be treason, but what now say say In sleep and
/ Am not therefore responsible. ~
see blood q, the ballot this fail The President
has n ued his proclamation for 400 900 more troops
and congress has passed law authorizing him 10
draft them. He will have to draft them If be gets
them, because these eowardy AbOlitionists will
not enlist There Is al election this fall and they
want TO carry It, They want TO draft Democrats;
they will draft them to prevent their voting. They
have the power, and can 80 arrange It, You viii
not be cheated. tell yoa you ctH not su6Mtf to
these ey0nSa You will sec blood. II they attempt
to arrest uS and take US from our families to sup
port an Administration In its violations Of the Con-
YtitutiOn, toiH resist 10 blood il the Dsmo-
Gratis don't succeed at the baliotbox they will sue
ceed At the point Of the 6StonG. What mean IL,
that I4ncoIns minions viii surround the bailot.box
this fall with bsyonets to prevent Democrats from
voting. and We will resist them with The bayoDet
THE NEGRO QUESTION "A DIVERSITY OF sENTI-
MINT.
From the following extracts copied from North.
srn Journals, it will be seen that there 10 q wide
difference of opinion as to the most efectual mode
u be adopted to crush the "rsbellIon" Ths New
York Poa says:
Daniel g. Dickisson. Francis B. Cutting. sx'
Gov Boutwell,, Orestes A. Bfownson, Gen. Mitch
,ll Gen. Hunter, Gen. Lew. Wallses, Gen. Rons.
sssu Gen. Dumont, Gen. Cochrane, aud others Of
- note make no eopcsaimsnt Of their convictions
thet tAe war must put IN end 70 slavery or slavery
wilI put On end to the Unio0. These nsn Wsss all
De@osraas. They - that toe enssssat q 2 1iavs.
hodses' war hrs changed essentially the rslattnns
Of Lavesy 70 ths Gtaas, and thsy guide .eir mnds
not by t6e ola paTv trndhions. Or scsording to cir
eamstaneee whlch Aevs Ssfevsr pessee sWsy, so1
by he lieht II existlnG sysnte.
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