The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08
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~ S1r.n--..+ 1850 80
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50 ian nary 6 1854.
<,.e.k. s.s&ss - aesee " Dola3n6eg -
! ~ r-nssysd fram ~ Excelisucy. Jossph
3. Hrovp. 0ovsTnor 81 the STATE Of 0solela.
sScsa,sd - ~ Irriaiature Of that Statss and
s1oRM~ - n.c.,rhsr. n. 1851. These reooaa-
~. rsls,a 70 n ttees Of the rst
Ia ~, com mud mv cordial appfoooaOn.
~ sS,.re ~ sen timent Of the 6onth ern
~ esss 80 -tlf - a ii uplastiCally ~
$1,000 =. Z. -. ,,aonIa al All ctasDos.
sN0..s - II. 81 q theaa reaoig lions 70 the
,. - - A...mhiv embraces the opportu-
~ss- - al mn = n,atustu the history Of ouy
w :" ant n her changed relations.
$500 49,, -. sss.cs~ IA mr. conn oction with the
1sanss ~. - ~. fInited STATES ON the 18th
~ ~ hsvinr watched closely
w " e;rrai .ordnst Of President Lincoln
! NJ ND i his sisoinet nom the 4th day OF March
P1sosus :<.m ,hs rsveIa t,ons Of hfs inauGu-
Os. 1922 mat ne designed to suhjnGnts
~. sontn and much OF his policy. ~ de-
s,o~ tsnasd 20 confirm and strengthea THIS
saon. En S.S. sncs.rance 81 his proclamation,
S Oes.. ns,iin~ on Virginia and otaer
-nImo,osrs removed all doubts,
: ~ =, ts1e ~ nixin and palp.ble that suhjuga-
ss1S. :, ~ his object. and military power
.1 =. -. means nsed 70 e6vctty. He had
wou.r a q ~ nnrDose- hv the issue OF this
N alton 10 nse Tirrinianf, il possible,
=. <~a-ctr~ their Southern slAyenoidinS
h-a,h ran in 10 subm ission to his will and 0be
s;ercs - nis ~ovrrnmsntal an thority. Vir.
~snia seetne mat the only hope Of preserving
mar rig h n snd honor az q State, and the lib
cries of her people, consisted In dlssoivlng
- ~ cnnn ~ ,ifn vi In the Government OF the
TTntted statsa ana reSuming her sovereignty,
saon,.d ~ al con rae. and su bseQuently deter
,r;,e.d n nrjte her destiny with her South
In s;..srsA She did 80, aud, her Conven tion
h.;n. ar the came time in session, adopted
sncn ordin ances and regulations 40 were ne
cess. ~ 70 protect her citizens against the
m achin ations of enemies 1t nome ana the
Eyenrs that have transplrsd since the 18th
day of April last, have more than connrmeo
M. wont approximations OF the people OF flr-
einia and nave furnlsed Al ample anu COM
Diete justification for the secession OF tne ota
Ali the wicked results appIsnen9e0 wael
she seeded, ave been fearIully reaii1sd, ana
they now constitute an important cAhPter IA
the mis- tory Of the sturius times IN w0ien We
live.
such were Inc conslaerauons In. aI
enced and determined the acnon OF sHSIaIa'
Inow propose ~ anew, that White 1aesls
dent LilcOIn processes 70 oAve inaug1raaso
this war for the preservation ana per
ton of the Constitution OF TIE Oniteu S.o.es
in its spirit and letter, ne mas violateu Ln sne
most cirsct manner many OF ~ noss Anr y "a
tant provisions. propose, IN tne mex. p.ae g,
to compare his conduct with me conduct OF
George the Third, and prove, oy rsIeresSe
to the Declaration CT 1hoepehosnce, .na
most Of his acts have been lhoehAcas WAl1
those denounced Dy our forefA Tiers. as JUST.
fable grounds Tor our separation UoAA tne
neither government.
The war which has been Waged against us
by President Lincoin II the most unnaturaa
and at the same time the most dlsSracelui
that has ever occurred. We are struggling
ton Of persons and property, ana for tne
preservation of the honor and institutions
of the South. The ruthless assault that haa
been made upon MS, and the unjussifiable
a mo st extraordinary spectacle In the eyes
of the Civilized world.
when a Secretary Of War can quietly seat
himself NJ his dssk. and coolly, calmly, and
osIiberately. commit to paper a recommen-
datiou TO arm the slaves OF the Southern
states. place them in the field and incite
thsr, ~ NOBILITY against their masters and
the dsstructiou of their families, what ex-
,rsma NAV We not reasonablv antici pate
srorn an ATm;ni.tration that retains suoh an
aHni.i 1r he .arvics1 When An Adm inis tra-
49, go - e ~,rr tn destrov norts in
~. Son vhtoh thav claim to have inrts-
1919 oye 81 s;nh;n. nrs+rnc,;on. n IN. oh.r.
us,s Of our rivers and narbors. "a noiicv nm.
no's "a w .e asr.,;.as ~ PoA.ey
neara =. auI &c ~ h ,,-a.,.r ~ 40
enoIanA'y may "e NO. 00 PAeP"Aeu w Ca
pectI
rres'u en- 1nro,it nnu nH sn. ~
u
the writ OF Aaosas corpus ana nsvs oscIa.eo
martial law witnout consl!tutlohal war.
rant, put IN denance 0! II. hepsesentative
government No. Saseu " SoMonu tne.l
respect, anu ING unecs senuoHCy INV: IL
what remains OF tne late United states GOV
erhmeht, 10 lAe sItao.y IowoEos coEsoiua'
ton and despot,sm. Passion and prejudice
avarice and seinsnness, mansnlty ana mean,
ness. nave conaroaeu IN ,ae'r "c'on ano oirecseo
their Efforts against us;
Having presented moss general views
now present specincations snewine In wha'
particniers sns Oons.ata.. lion mas Dsen VIC.
iateo. some OF tAess spsSincau lions snow
violations, anterior TO the Secession OF Vir
ginia, others sneW VliaSons, equally pal
paoie, sucsequsnt 70 nes Sece.sion.
In the preampie 70 tne Consut9uon OF I'M
United states. our ieieIataers declared tn
purposes ana 1ojsSss my nau IA vism, IN I'M
poses ana oDJects were 10 estaonsn Justice
common defence. promote tho genera! vel
rare ana secure tne oieEslngs O1 nDerty e
tnemseiVss ana .ns,I p ostsy. ino dov
veIteo as 20 ooiSat Oh '1ese uIp0:ss ana 90
Jecs. 1ustIce M my Dooa estA0nAnea nol
y u respectea oy fres.usnt n.nGoaa ana Az
hut ~ es.sc n;.,nrrsn nss nv" S Sse1
Maus ufS.eo an -. ,r;S -.
oessnco ma nOs -" Saap Inw.sat p1 Sthsr,
s.n as n az. sif.ra "T "nr sov1. ~.
se ".T VA S,.rs..risdWtS" NO .
,shar,v hars not hsen secpred To ns hut W
aOesy uasT NJ Ter.i ~,nnrs4;o. .s,
nave touna .ns "uela. .,i ~ ns.cain'
III .nell Powol' ~nu us.aS "a .no means .
tne.I c0mmana 70 leaucs .ng N SOun.,n Peo
p.s " a'1e'' SUBMISSION ~ 1'' Aui"
r...o,n .,a hi. C.hs,.+ h.,
rresioent Llncoin ana n!s Onnnes nav
wliIuIy ono oGI 1teAy P.SPoseu ~ VIC