The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-08
Interyenti5n.

been delivered W tOe " o6 Se@iS'HAS "a -"
.rs,oa Ministry tsir G. Cornwall Lewls) IN wach
.1.s following Pas saSss occur: Tins war when WIS.,
ro~ going OF in he United States and the o.o1A'
"a. which prevented thu cotton from coming 10
az Il country would bsto,e long come to an end -
again: "Ereryboay who real the sccoun's O.
srhst VA dains ia America would sse thai, a.
%. aah ttere was a there between tie ts'c
o3a.ea1ins powers it g. waE which was % 81
IT .f,.1-s war vh;,h was ~ssei ca the psrs OF
Ice Lern stGtes far the pu;poas ct restoring the
sautls States 10 tie condition of Union they we're
L eessre tie war began; AID, on tAs pGrS OF tie
e...AcFn ststesi mas wsr 70 ss'shlish theiT FACE
repdssee But lie Vi ar mus. bs admitted 10 D. undo
,:asi. In battle Ae,as were still reekilg with lie
I'D o. thoassnia Of soldiers killed 81 both s des
and ussil the war had been decided ca las one side
- FL, ether. or unui It hsd cssn so far decided il
.s=er Of Ire Southern States as to insnce ia
. rtns,a States &c ask1sw.sdgs their indsPef-
nee OF 70 prove foreign states that iss oo1'est
:, s. exhausted ard thst tas Nor.hsrn States were
i.es pa;'e Of continuing tie soEtcst-uEt that mo.
seat sETiseSi oouid not Be said in segcrsancs rih
rs es:.s,;shed doctrines Of International s~, tnss
the Independence Of lis soath r. States hsi 5sen
establisaei"
This speech puts IL end &: ORES TO al tAs n-ass.
Ing v,sios. in rhish c.I,lenzn tSrs bsen il L. =
Ia with regard recognition oy Ragland, (. 10y
short date. c. ir4ssi rnt!l Ts snail have tally a..
tsblisksd oar indst b. tbs vaior 81 or aci-
disrs Insredu!ous as sc as TFoLt o b, VIC h-ia
sl.ncs. begun to tnink, from. Gli1syane's sga3sh.
that tie long expected tr,e vT2s .rrroaGhn: II
viii never come until shall no logger 10 Il need
.IaA --h: - J nj
think possips we SHAH Essa =. II We should
be vie.or,ous which We think certa-n-vvo Shall
need It gate Is little, aI6 hope thai & ould any
i.ture tresty hst is, any tresy after the aahisve
usut o. o~r iaoep aI6eG So asssTeeI Us sLd Ores.
Britain contain ause EsA1JsEi oGgins our inde
yazde4oc, il may ts struck out - snoFs her and
TIE OF the so,ld ,hsE :naaulusa as ~e c'7s hsr
ne tnsnks fer The fa. Of indep saoenee We will
nj - osp: hsr seknou .sc5a,-as CT is existence
At the sane time sha. 40 ,si!s Il. audiences Ii &C
many wo as that tie Confederate States can havs
NJ esis. recogntio u1til they sh1l: have fought
eut thsir iadepsndenee ths British War Minis:e,
assures the y that tie will spec Oily come to er
snd VIVA. he reans by this orIculA- laying, III
ar st q czs to conjecture 1t IL cs Iaystioai 81
Response from tie Oracle at Deiih. We are toit
that vh>n CYusus ass ed the later what wou.d h
thu issuc CT war lie was abont TO engage il
with Cyrus, the ng CT Persii. he sns~srsi "A'
vsrr VII destroy a CREST empire Asd i: did 1
destroyed the empire OF Cr@'us hsfh,eii who IN
terpre Ing tho respcnss accorIir his wishes
had taken II to mean the empire of Cyrus. 30 thi
wa. may end IL short time, By The defeat OF some
body according TO 81, q. c. Lst7is but he does no
tel, Us who The ruined party i, t. be Let /; be VIII,
unav. be has 20 framed his orasls thai he viii los
No credit by tbs result.
q e.. biitsiu acknowledged the independence c
tho South American sta:ea ssven years bsfore spal
had cessed to make wsr upon them, and as for r.
.ozuitiop, vs d. not believe Spain ass ever recca
n,ssd them formally to ths Gay. Great Britain re
eoeuix.d The Independence Of Greece when her az
mics hsA been reduced 10 few predatory banda
and Ibrahin Paehs wss - thorough master of III
Norea a. any gentleman II Of his own plantation
Great Britain recognised the independence Of Bel
aiam while the Duteh power was sta unexhars:sd
Even after that recognition ths Dutch inv>ds'
Belgium and thoroughly routed tie only army
had. The copn.ry, indeed, WEB completely suh
= cd. rntl the French MARCHED in an1 Grove on
s5e Dutch.
Ne tell our people for The iuni.edth tinss Is
,.as. no dependence on foreign hid in any shap
~ .tever, material or moral. Wcul1 to God GU
authorities had never leaned upon that iced. w
esoaIa Lave bsen spsred much Ct tie hun iliatior
aAG saf, ring through which we have worked Gu
way and osen much fArthst On the road TO Jade.
rsodsaee. Great Britain has Determined TO make
euNen exceptional easa Tia Pxlsnerssoa Minis
80 Ia dead sgsins: us and 80 Is ths Q1esn, IL al
p4s5aa.s DO true. The people are for us-tha. IL
they sympssLiss with III. Bat sssarediy they ar,
es.i.6sd with the course Of the Pslsasrston Minis
ny, on il would long since have bsen overtime wn
he. rs tnisk no more about England, but depent
SOLELY on our ewn exertionA