The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

is no reason, OH .E3 one sfoe or !ne omar why
We should sdop, 6ourss OF CondncL that Is
la. .nc foundations of alienation, ri had
cling, ana ysrmanans hostility pct~ ~sen ot,r.
selves. AMI those VII" may hereafter bs Il
! rsat uGticn, claiming To SLter into Denc sYul
relnt'oEs With US. Loud appiause.I
No doubt: II we could cd, This was con les.
% slavery ana freedom, ihefs ~ not ,nsl
within t1e length and bread ia OF this H.
'hoie "a. psrhaDA, Ihrdiy man i's ali eng
itnj-Who would fCT q moment hesitate IA pOn
ne eide as snouid take, tHeai, hear nat
we nave 40 faith iii the PROPAGATION Of iTas
irst.tution3 nj the point of tho s~u Ord
Ohesr / IT 10 NOT by such h means the ends
- free ioIz are to be gained Freedom must
10 freely accepted. freely embraced. You
tnnot invade na,ion Il: order to cs'nvart
iis institu lions from bad nnes Int, good ones.
Applause
And our friend. III The North have. as we
tbink. mads a grsa. mistake iG supposihg that
lacy can bend all the horrors OF this WRf to
! allan, nl Opic ends. Hear. hsarI Indeed.
tasre are those among ns VINO think-ana I
confess. for one, nave shared the aprreheG-
sion--that II III the oourss OF .he V.ots.itudes
OF the war the Southern States OF America
should send an EN- b ssy to WashiuKton. aud
| shouid say Every we'll. we are willing to lay
Gown our Rrms on one coma ition; we ara eady
renew the compact, we arc ready to N axe
/. perpetual aud attach 20 it every security
and guaranty you can imagine for holding
ns fast. bat upon one condition you sh all
assure US that there shall bS II" Interference
with our domestic 'instituliou.'' Ab,gentls-
men, we have had Il fear ts.st that appiicd-
ton. if 4: were made, would receive & favor
e bic reply. lUhsers l think that 1t was
well stated by my noble colleague, Lord Rus.
sell, that this was a struggle on oae side for
supremacy anu Oh tbs other for Independence.
Hear hear canlot bat aympathizs with
tnose who are making the struggle fof su
premacy II IL painful To surrender great
and imposing and magnificent national unity.
We, the English Pc pie in other times ave
felt that pain. Hear, near.l We knew what
It was. Old George the Third upon the throne
IN IA no fsoI ItpUru nf n. n
whether You may approve hts policy In all
things or not, but he was a true HpK .isn man
In heart and sentimsn old George the Third
telt his heart rent III twain by the laceration
OF ths empire when the American Colonies
were parted from us But ! think we feel
his, that the experience we have had in our
national history in some degree gives Us means
Of Judging OF the prospec Of this Americln
struggle better than those which are pcssssS-
81 by the Anne mertcans S themselves aoar hear.l
We have Eel: that efter the pain OF that ssve-
rancs was over we came al 10 gts 10 recox.
1izs il as good. ana We are thankful that
the ElletiC III Colonies Wer5 par cd from US
b5cau5e we tniuE '1t con ii IT hdv4 koverDed
tasm Is much Tor their own Advantages as
ney nave bee1 enabled 10 govern themselyes
Applause 1 Some persons may say the
Northern States F. re II great deal stronger than
the South, aud therefore they must win
We'll, gentlemen, England was u Srea! deal
stronger ia olden times trau Scotland but
Eugiishmeu, as well IS Scotchmen know that
when ii vas The object of Eng ii,hmsn TO
tabiisn u supremacy over SEQ Ian d, the SEQ ten
rroyed themselves TO he what are called very
ugly customers. Laugh tel aud applause
| Al isnRth, it was not tie exercise Of force,
hut a sense Or policy ana prudence
both sides, di% sted In nc main hy natural
circ uinsS ance- tnat LED 10 the nniOD OF the TWO
kingdoms But the position oi the Nor thern
States is Ihis & We v On's let you 90 The
position OF the southern is We are o~ter-
mined TO go GentiemeE, yuu aIs nieA OF
business ana II one ~ you has partheE, and
that partner '~ants 10 separate from yoa. !
asa you whether, i'll The iCuE grIi. IL il Ia Lot
oif1cult II Mold nim' Laoghter stnl ask
you mora. Suprosiag tilaf y0n were his s0
ICln tlht t,llr - .4at! 5siDs thas yOrt t5ti.u
coutVtys -OIne ,nasntuTe or pa.ti ersIlip by
which hs shouid bdi31cc MS frse VIII, ara
tie himself II ycU ike - [tive "a the Cnafint
wheels 81 victor, but he still retaining
alternating hsart, Eastna re common II feTest
Ia your business, nas rather aas1re tc Kip
y ia u y aud eniba. res= vGa~-i ,. yoG .Souiti
% hoid tnaJ DaJ sleC /! Scu cO1id
'Cis r,.lT Il 81. =. tG. ~ AT}sliCr ha-t ju .,
osTtake1 ST en terprisa Il enormous time nj
y. 1t is nut fdiI ! ,Ginh ma We ot,:,i &c
cora our sense Gf ;hs Vas. anG gIa III 10
ger Which haze boeii untoiaed In ',e pose
cutrn ~ ti,as a.eIrEiso. In-y have hs-d
certain sue es=a4 IA thc Getd "a as 4ii TIli
BAR n:Gn Ia, i4&z s:sb ssl lsrIe-i.e. ~ T3u
ever, IA tito auua!s 0l Ile Was ii inue pend.
rnCc between fns Az caL .oio Ilos d.li t..is
country. ~meIo ~oTe lEe -u' Eases in la1 fe:J
IL Ihat 0nrt Ii was not fue want OF :uoceas&z
iii ~ = fi-iI lhat Wa did moi cIp4ueI Tie n,ne!
IA, 90: niss. IL was sbi=, tlal Wa Iouna IL ~
when We hih SUCCESSES III TIE neIi We WeT~ %
nearer our obie9t than before. (fiear heai
Ii Ia not u,S nsoiio--. VI h9h you aTs en"e.:,
urins t6 ,1Lti ttE Ia cunhu; NhSkEeI GHu can
brssR its eIlnatti3i a. aii5s anu III i've them
Oh the plain WiSfe iIey nave contenue.i 6ilL
yCu Il. sse, ngh. The question is this ara
this alone, WLatEeI the aoart OF tue couLuy
IL sot upon sopnrt.ioA. Hsar. ne1r.i II II il
set JON paTs soIl, and il the blood ~ u ASH
io.tu.i and Tile tGsn Of Vifg.uia O. n,s da5 san
cuu. III toe seiHE ar those vino inhs.''it South.
orn America Inen IL is ali cut 10 p03Einiu that
the military obiee; should b eneo ted, an'' II
the military UhIest were anec ed, the ,,yii and
poiitl II .itd uiEir. Remaining wo4l'i lauder
that supce.s itself Il cures and misery ~
those who hal achiaso, IT. tUneers
We III ms country air iii the hnb,t III piai.
spsasius. and IL is wei. thlEk. upon this
50 tjeC t, con sideTirs The nehrne4a aud inItlra
cy OF our re ...ious VIII all these who inhabit
the American ontiLeii., ihat We sn ou!i tea :
uur mind. il regard To las ssn tiilsnts 1itn
which We view what / Sn have we'll ,aitd
| this "depIol able struggle - NJ ay Tie Ain ig u
~ D.spoAar ol ssSnts bring tnat struggle 10
an end. lHear, ns-r For he sake or Ihem-
| selves, tor the sake OF the Amerie 2ns above
| all, may that struggle 4nlcsly reach its ter =
| minatiou. lAppiause aay the! tahe place,
| not which ws Wi - pref i. but which is Tor
| the peace. tie happir sAs ~ welfare OF the
| inhabitants CT that country. be they waite or
D- they black tAppiaoae We also feel ths
| painful and deplor6 bic effects OF shts struggle
upon ourselves; IL is im DO ssior 10 ts5-y Them
| and not upon oursslvt: ~ ~, hui ~ 9th. +
| countries OF Europe also. Ftau 20 rs suffering;
| Belgium - suffering . every courtry mat has
| q cotton Iuahufaclurs ~ sonsEing ErtevouSiy
more grieVously, In proper .tUa TO t1e Eun
bers employed, than III tais country. bocau "a
In these countries there is no. he ssnle OF In
dependsncs-there ia greater disposition 70
lean upon tne Government for neip, than
| happily prevails among ourselves. tap
plause
! But hsn We told by any orsaA oi
| American opinion tnat Hurope, or that Enk
1 Ea 4 II Ii "
feel the utInost conn tence that til e uusl YER
/ die: OF history viii ne tnis-thdt there never
| was IN cccssion 10 wal Il tue c:yiliz "a nations
| Cf the sNfth, III general. bore. ard Gsc oesn
| content 10 bsar, nO much real m,tery, result
| ing from municipal quarrel ip another
| State, without Interference, as there las bee q
| On the present occasion. [Applause.l II We
| look st the pain il has brought upon us, 1t is
| grieVSus thought. Ia another point of view
| II Is a remarkable testimony 70 the real pro-
| grsss OF ctvi}ixing and peaceful Ideas anon &
| the nations Of toe world. Applause 1t Il
| in humsga Ia what ,s caiis.s an abstract pI in
| CT PIE that all This misery has been borne
| There has been IL sense cf danger anu nisc hiet
/ OF interference In in tesune i 4 r.els IN other
! countries, ana teIerencs has been paid 10 that
| principle OF In ternationai policy by Eng and
| and by all the naIon' OF Europe. These, /
Say, are among tle most remarkable feature 8
! winch dssermlne the character Of rtsto: as
applicable to the nineteenth century In whle n
| We i've. lAppiause
| IL youI own dis. rict Il is impossible to
| move without osins struck, ON the one nand.
| by the MANAGING Character OF lhe time: NO
man knowing whether l. morrol 81 Will not lie
| darker rnan to-day, and vshe!Isr apo her
| month will nor GTsatiy advance the tGie CT
aanerinT upon the mon "a that is uow passing
! On he other nand, thA moral sgnsrtnd in Q
| social signs when the darkness OF tnis
| period have bI0ught into view, though the
+. eye might n~t have oiscernad them nmids
| the glare OF prosperity, are sucn AT once u
| touch the he art aud chssr the min il OF men
win the hope that they untain Tor tn. fatare
| tApplause.l We are sold6hat the penple car .
| nor be trusted. that they ara o. tor moth
| ink except - s2gG aai'y bread; that 3ou
IN AZ nnL call tneu L. iha a..riss L htr q -.