The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06
Northern Tyranny.

Dr Oiis. lespe ct.bla gentleman of The Interior
OF rennsy lyania, Lss been se2cd ani gen, 20 Fort
Laiay cite foi t.e CRIME of .:analy expressing lis
opinions of I.ineolns .tJnasiraIion and thus
throwing obstacles in the way of ID. recruiting
service. He is OF the ren1crai,@ persuasion, and.
Of course hostile TO Mr rs fariy The Lancaster
iPenn) Eagle, Of the l4lh nit, tna alI',les to he
subject;
pr Oids was dragged fran his bed and the bo
som of hi family At halt past ten o'clock on raes
day night, by Wm Scoa, and other hired tools Of
the Lincoln INSCRIPTIONS and aespotic administra
ton This biz sh hanitd asHrpaiion of power,
,aipht against right, Cannot but .tropse the indg
nation Of all who capable of approaching It's
enOrmity When the provisions oi ihe Constitn-
ton snd the Law maize in pursuance thereof were
The Supreme Law of the land, then it was the
pride and glory OF the freeman ia this once happy
land to cry aloud, Inatter when or where. -
Am an American citizen ~ But how is il nov, !,
under the Lincoln dynasty An American citizen
il arrested AT the mid hour OF the night, the tine
at sy hch all, most all dark and daninabie deed3
are committed and his appeal for bis rights under
the Constitution AZ an American citizen ia treated
" th derision. All that is wanted to secure the AZ
rest and incarceration ot any citizen, ~ the lying
affidavit of some Shiny, ioul mou,hed, eowardly
hypoere. Ia this great wrong, this inadness 10
continue The Eidnsppers knocked al the front
door and were admitted by MIR. Siniih, DR.. oidss
son in law. They Insisted npon seeing Dr. Oi1s,
when Mr. SmlIh reIhaIket lbst DC W0uu
him; they refused TO await this decent and usual
process, but rushed up stairs To his room and uh'
ceremououslY burst open the door. This pr0ce-
dure aroused the doctor, and he, probably thinking
them assass;ns or ROBBERS made at them with the
tong, and tina ly elinehed and n0oreu of the
large majority of the volunteers fsom his
ty now Ia the field are Democrats and the same Is
true of the :Omp panies now being raised. And now
we would ask the Republicans here those who
caused his and those who appiauded the out
rage--whether they not in fact chargeable with,
ii not talking, at least with acting detrimental to
the recruiting cause II there is any force vir-
tue in Stanton late order npon this subject should
il not be enforced against such sisconiagers Of vol
unteerny for dscouraging they aie. and they will
not volunteer and fail into the ranks themselves
The Democracy of Fairfield will ba called upOn
TO meet ia mass meeting in this city NJ early day
TO give xpressOn In this matter. Bills will be cir
culated and we hope that every Democrat will turn
out.
An editor in the West Of the Dubuque Hfrad,
las undergone similar process. The following Is
b;s address to his readers:
DUBUQUE, Aug IA 1862,
Readers of iAs Hsrad and fsilas Citizens af los0a
have been arrested this morning by en- arbitrary
order from The War Department. on what grounds
know not except il Ee for the expression Of my
sentiments through The Herald sentiments which,
"a trs as God lives believe To be 10y nj to the Con.
stitution Of my country. have only TO commend
my wife aud children III your care and protection.
Your friend and toilowcitigen,
D. 4, MAHOnf.