The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-25

What did tnese Ab0li iOaisss recommend,
What dad CameToh's report, b. fore mociAed
hy the President, recomme ndf TIE armtag
o. the slayss for the saaugh:er Of their mss
coin coin in 81, uaSia.t On for :o one hour % n q
General j aGkson at Washington. fIseanao.
dous Applause ] Wouldn't there to = rating
II q. bones alnons ins ric.srs aud stsaiers
gated. assE - ay- sg - . sa -
Nos one half OF the money poured into the
2 sblic treasury by the people, goes 70 defray
eormornn:s q Wa.hingtoa. Would Jackson
naSe tolerated these thieve&s Would J csson
Tor one hour pernit q man toTsmatan nem-
por of his Cabinet who had recommended
ehe ri:lnG ef ths slave to cut his masters
throatl John Cachrane, who l. Lolds com
misslcn unoer tbs SserstarE Of Wsv, mad
s.vowec nKe atrocious snumsnts Neither
ne aor OomeTob. nor any other malignant a6-
oittonist, asfsm0ves by ,ne - rs.n..ut: and
ail these things prove.i co4e .u.iveIy ina the
slhmAie intsn Ion II .hs rspHoilIan pxrty
Vas the Liberation CT ne slav-a OF nv. sn,.in
f. He predicted he success OF n. Demo.Iscv
II the right kind OF llaiform Wa a.op ed.
He would vote tor no piaSform euuofa 20
.hn Adminfstrasioc. Ne would vOts. sor No
1 plattorm whica woald pledge the psupss 20
An sscSSdtt0sat prose Gu ton Of tbis war He
never IN tsAdeoSo end0fse 9Ay shtng which
c ,ne out of that miseratie Naz .IetO, this he.
publican ADM ministrauon- Yvu might .aiK 70
nim about the hVnesIy Of ADe Liucoln--
apvut his conversation On The slavery Ques-
lion He was as corrupt rs those VINO sur.
FOUND him, ana. unfortunately, lhs smallest
toau in the puduiei ns Wos-ai thOuxn &C
sLe time he mig iAt Or, ullkic~-as corgup ~
>,nah Eamsrxn, W no ought 10 have blon
kaag when hi was little coy. 1Aey mtahg
safk aoou I hap GIG lim (DAvis) tor sxprrss-
arg these sen tInen ", but lst Lhem nrst 70
Anu haLg IN e eQl tJfs VI Ihe.r own pn pels NJ Wao
had said the same thing.
He would lay oown b - life Tor the restora.
s..vn OF peace and prosperity tns coun try.
He would lay il 0ow Ia vn tais SPOT, baSSe
did not oeiiove tho uaiOn coni u De preserved
10y eoerclon-0y torce. Hs Was ivr pIsssrv.
IL the Union py propositions vi peace. He
stIOi ia this respect on AnareW Jacksoil's
sI0uau. but they said there WI : No bv to
corl promise South, Liueuih had 81 Ia .. ma.
)oTily Of rpe people there were Union xnsn.
Ii the Critten0en CvAprom1se hau oexn
adopted there would to-day nave .seu NO
sucn thing as secession l. the Suuln Vuxt-
uia, Itni.Sssee aha North Carolina had al
voted tC stay IN the Onion, bus uflsr The re-.
jeclvn OF The Lrlttenden compromise their
votes were reversed. That aIi The border
stiles are not loyal to day was owing soie.
~ to the action Of the BAack AepuOiicAn
party.
He (Dayis) had been charged with being
q mem Der oI Ii secret sJcleiy--of lhs ~. r.
Spy lying kepu u0lican edltoss. There was
aot one WORD OF u Atm in the charges brought
I against him IN this CONNECTION. Ao never
| WAS hat IA Der cf n secret political nssocia.
ton. There was no secret politcaI ass0cia.
Jon among the Democracy of tbdi&La. Yes
tufs charge came from men whose carmen q
were drlpping with the Corr pti0ns Oi kno w..
N0thinsism II there were secret p0ii ticssl
ofganizAtions in Indiana they exAs.ou .anonx
tie Aboii ion hepubtieans themselves.
But thes, gentry raised The cry vf Nv party,
Was there DemOcras IN ln0iaGH tAuI Was
not Union nx1f 40. Que. no pAryy! DO
sie acts OF these men come up 70 Ineir olren
cong OF no partSf hCw many Democrats
4 ueaCs had been Drouxh. W ths LivN bS IniS-
4 administration 10 MAKE way 1or piuuueIIrE
/ par lztns? We mast nave no; alag out y
| Union party, tnty say isn,t Az, Deiu0-
cfatlc parry a goOd envugn Union pArs,f If
l grieyaDto wreck, the EemtcIa;ic pafty inds ss
l 40 Al. tIOm Lhe moln~nI vi the uet1a Oh tn0
1~iSomOera,le par y, y IN .UulA date tno 0o n.
l .Ail of our couhtly, itS lusti sutiops, tuo Con.
/ ,-ltu Ion and ihs Union. Democrats mad
i warned the country VI tilp ruin W hlcp would
lJyertake The iana Ill ne event vi Lac III
/ umph of d sectional plrsy Ali of Lhsir pre-.
i slctloDs were HoW 0siax fulfilled. :.
i 1he poiicy OF this Administrator its ultt.
mate object, was TO ilUerate the slaves cen
dalIeck, IL Missouri, N akcs a kT0caa m atton
! prohibiting faEliive slaves f. om On &c Ilnx kis
.lnes. Immediately Lovrjoy, me iuumn %
/ friend OF the President, n.u the prince of
4 Abolitionis.s ia Consrs IS, set On fvot h move.
menI to remove hiin--Loteloy, who ran 70
| iniirs from Bui; hun without stopping 10
| each his brsatn Gen ttc jeiign too De-
caass he Is an ola fashioned Democrat, q
| Union man, he was u be superCeued. Aud
/ Nathaniel r. Banks, VINO said, OF more than
/ three years ago, ct the union siide.n II
the Admtuietr tratiuu should declare against
the emancipation CT the negro every Repub-
Iican press, from Chicago 10 Boston, would
denounce 1t.