The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-09


charge them with being d~arsl eonsrssIel
by the peity profits Of traffic. til mSt The
numerous sacrifices of thia gtsAt 1gle With D
snss,fn!n"ss che and promptne's Of 81 tory fsr-
Nor ID the question now bsfors 6 eof philan.
th1opy alone, sacred a. are thsp - therein
involved, nor Is Il a question Of td4Aa, h.
voivins sn unproAssbs diseussso1N quAlity Of
races. races. It ID simply q question o. ~ national
Iife OF death. and ef the mode Mx4ttch We can
most surely and 'ffsctualy uphe onr dovern.
'aeht srd maintain its unity and lnrSxnAcy.
;, Cur f"re's er.unss - r |. T. osk ~ dssguaed
thai W" have surh-reb-oaih I'd wll4 2seias tor
r'tor'a' ~sr. o. d. hut th4t lettlio.y IL our
c'n't'y. For uau aiming its areas5tesAard power
s',:'pS the psf,ohs OF ths earth. Ny hotdcy n.
ge'her. they hste us. We can beaxtn bat II we
v1'r- TO S,eld 10 be, sggesi 4pftnbmit TIA
'i'.n-mb rmerts, they ~sald fsret1fs dcs pise rs
Thia gsrat domala f.,,n he L4&eeto The Gulf
from he Atlantic to Ia. z a,fc. c. ecnnfrg: gov
erned ~ one idea tfeet tsa--is yex6Sss,ned Ia die
,nfo ''tai' u heed h, the wvrl 4Garass And I
hold thst man TO be traitor and eaNaFd, who,
under any defeats any pressure Of Alrerstty how
ever great ANY caaiiiss Low syer Alfe, wsu,i give
us, cue are Of II.
s0brseEs PEACE fkgr1s,i tots Akb TEs,rGRfu T.
kHE fsACE fAEI
The He~ Fo-k 7..,=s has tbs fcisc Wing artsc,s ss
,esirs
y IL * letsf t,,ioi;s eircrmstsaca that M
Foote. OF Tsupessre should have eronsht for ~ ard
ms p'opoais'ons ot peace in the fseel consress at
ne pTerise moment when has tecon.e import INT
N"rth that the N1rtherp p-ops Hhr' be led tu be
hove Ia ihe "Hsieiee At the Ss42t IT dispn-ifi,n
T." coh the war by compromise We do not tor !,
'nomeut Snppof- thst any cettta 8n sxtsts between
ti'e Hon,bern rcpr-aent.tiS VI ~ the Northern
Conservatives" for ws do ths Sgler psrty the JUS.
tioe 10 believe hat er labt5ua noi fer hr in
dependence Of TIA sei.tk bst n t3s 4sss,<s sst. %
TIE s'iita; aaey e Al sssa skis ihe esu'
iedsricy, but merely fD1 1H01S = HkA,, Mr.
to"e. on the cnnfrary, is earnestly bent supol
achieving a complete separation II ths .kua ace.
lions; aud we interpret the conjunction Of big re
marb sbi- speech ~ Richmond with th. kcsfCelY
LIS reus's"he q resaiotope Of the Democratic Con
veDti"n At Albany. to Tie an simply aud solely that
tie rebel leaders are sagscions enough to the
yr"a' t{-.:1f;t. ~ Wa.,h tna saI,on o, ;ue I;e:
prk D"nocrscy Affords them. and re-oluse enough
/, avail ttams,ivas ~ at ouca
The tn".i-h story s,t & .ai hv somebody in th
Off. ot the ili!a.irh fa}pit,y .~ho had TAX 81,
h. pains I" read Mc. tpote sr..h o, the tenor
OF he Southern peace rropoIiti"ns. ,ouil not DE-
serv. n D'oinen, ait"u ion i. not to he feare.
that ID sn'n- parts 0t tbs cod..try [: may gain n
temporary 'TeteDce, Gud he psed to u,;iu the
hen,es oi the Deuiocrse leaders May OF ou,
people. 80 it'll, Informed -. 10 tI- re- / ate o
te!ns Al 'h- South. and sns,,,,s believe ti'r
SoU T't perrts Drs Tst. 81 tisI; tbsy site. thrI
| Hi't~e rjchief 10 N Na'In,at ,uss mip n
yey "aa ly he doae evon 50 n tculou- a ,pp".t
! as hat ct 'b- faYHiF,r, ware ii bot promptly
| szp a-d ! bat tue Southern p-ope d.str- ,,,tc.
80 "tnnDt d uht. So, for the m,ttst uf III .t d.
' III rrDpte %, lh- Sor'h WAr ~ rarely an nsr-rn
hta astiine 10 tie nat,ons spgsrad su; w- mus
navr torg.t that Whist tle ,h."og;sfs nigh. CA
All operative de ,r- tor peace o,iy To be create,
! IN tua hearts ot = people fairly at war Ivy tb,
evident trump, or he avicen, hopvicssnes
| of IA TT ctn--. We OF hs North ought n.
| to f.Lr cannot desire pea,,- t's, il is plsiul
| established etsec t3~' ws 'ls.e .uCtd -,
south to sub ssion. that i.te Ut hbi- t. CA
| NJ ~ my = h,, ha. n.
south Ill no. ,iasir ptafs terms hunors;,ts to
un. s." h.s been conpe!i>i 80 to d. and won,'
| De ch.,di-h t. pretend thai h. We y6 broogh. Il
| 10 this sas. he Son.LecD uI.xnts ; i'll re =,
preno tu'Ihe Sou hrrn beat Nhatc yer aiE,totIi
! We InBy perceive in particular sections Il tn
| south ot exhaustion or wrsrn"st. kIoutd not q
| iui. rs as to tie central f4ct. Will. three hundre
| thousand ms il s.spic Contiud4 20 confront OF
/ forces from The Potion To il.c Mississippi. Whe
toe Sou;h teks of peace nov sh. talks It a psssc
- he purchased by the surrender et all 10. .,hic
| ne nave been oga,inR by The abolition of tn
Union, AID b, ID. snpgep.aey Of Il ,v.ry from tn
| chesapeake to :hs ,tia Grade. IT the EprtheT1
fIiends ot peace At any pFics ats.np. to persuat I
| the p.opls inso the Possibility "f any other peao
than tnis u, osi time. they either ien,ran'ly "
wi',ful,y mlseadiI 2 those who hear them. and b.
| trs}ing ttslr country 30 IT, fall.
IHE fclI1ICAL Mts1lhas ~ rHt NORTH
! We continue our accounts Of the political ~ ae
| ines AT the Eorth Another HepnbiIran mee:,u
WAS he'd ~ NV York 'he (: iust ant at y h,c
! rssoafions e"e adoptaji sti.loa ieirs tho per.e
crs'ie State ticket the representative o. Issso
| NJ ,he North. The Star spansie3 Haa,er. ard
celebrated negro rein call, '' ,i6 shandy haF
| ing bean sung, Nj Horace Greeley took the stand
Mr.. Greeley said he b.I not me, three ulen t,
| Sotl.I since the eInancip pat:o1 proc AIuatou wh
| we're not happy. Europe had s-eu beth the Mort
| and South lighting to sustain siavery, and coul
| see 40 difference between Us. But the issue wa
| now be ween the Union end slavery, aud SLAYER
must 90 ,wn Applause Every niau must 80
| init that our 3haucts OF success are greater tba
| tuey were before the pro, iaE:ation We had be
| gun to strike our enemy in hia weakest point. Pei
| haps the fresident waited logger than he should
| tlAngbt"ri but that very hesitaaey gave the mes
| sure hnaiy its fullest force. He did not beey
| tnsre Was in the Cabinet who did no
| think tbat, i: ~e put down the rebellion mus
| pot down slavery. There never @ monsp
| since the war began when there vas not tel
dencS - gi' e te Ctltssl tili3 aspect Ra had tn
utmost confidence in success. The rebels h..
| exhausted tie goods they bought of ths Kew Yor
ichants In loto aud cheated them out Of i'll ls6l
| [Lsughter.l He did not. bsli-v- the rebels we1
getting many sGppiI-s IRON Europe, Tor they wel
Uad paT masters at best AID this not their bss
! the Laughter aud applause
| liz believed that oy next spEing ~e should be
united, ire- and happy peopie Applause. H
| believed that the South would try patch up
peace before January. The Englist who saw o.
| thing but defeat for orgot that we wers rel
IoIcIng the Amy IT the Po oinac with 6tU zoe ..eu
| our amy Was sronger than the rebcs, ii its inte
hgence AMI its capacity aEpsuse As to til
| Presidents proclamation, We heard 81 Iictons thl
| the army wuuidu / stsnd 1.-THE I'll Jers would n
sigu. He d dat ZEE 1t, l.snshtcf ! Wnei IVA
the Inau who had r1jgn-d here n.rs SON
/ whom he " .shsd wouli re~!sn bnt didn't III
| prooiamaion himptihed the wuIk of tha Cons G,
| tion. jt 10 Il them to bo bni and srupa Tbs
IL minated a man WHO aad believed in the sen;l
p,eu's OF the proclamation for yeas pa (, and tie
though hi- pom,u.t,on the bs It plan of sustalnin
the fres,dent Appiau Tue proc lama .lv
was tdie ii yest-iday Iii is con eIyat;ve to-day
| lie be,iev-d they w uu1 get mpte pn)cra,ic vote
| tnan Il We n,j noniuas-d a DrmocTet for GoverI
| o. Mr.. S-yaiuus ssys tie A.pub.Icaus caunot esrI
| on the Government, aud that got tho couutf,
| iuto difficulty. VIM got it in Sicuty MIR Lin
cola found tne Gov-ri c1snt in dIfieulty the arm
| embroidered ana tae psvy Scattered. We We're 1
| suca u State OF ANARCHY, that he, Ohe speaker
| standing pahind MI. Llcoln at tbs time OF his IL
augurstlon, tx pected Goomentariiy to hear the bu
lt of the As,As.iD " h. VI oult kiii the President
| hat tiovernl,.-ns lad now better credit wit
| $500 ouvo ni debt. tLau it hal uuder Demoe At
rae without any deb. App au,e The Dem,
cra,ic rooetIion made 'he Leot let the Secess,o
Democrats call OFT the War dogs and the debt woul
! stop. Applause Rs couusrlsd tho ,st co dis
support OF the UnIon Uamoerats, aud said that b
believed that the SYraLase raudida. nj sht carr
Mt ouly the a ate, bat tbs ci,y of Now Yor.
~rh II tclumpbaat aai owe, eh-iuiing mai ,rit,
| 1 Applause
| Hon. HenryJ Raymaud followed, Ia a speech c
considerable length, revi wing the position of To
| North y. .be present cr,is, and showing toe n-ee
Sly # sns, c1niug the "a .,Ibli,ar Onion ti.kat
| tus Sts,-, = i'd defeA:iag tn. Seymour S.cssyin
ticket, In C.,.er Ia .us'a;n the 3ovefnmsnt aud pu
| Gown the .be lion VI. Eaym Id eorda1y 4
dors.d the er,sncip ,tion proclamation OF tbe ftes
dent Is .n,istaIy necessity. and Said that 90 IL
from liauiug Us tur it, the rebels ought to thank II
| for giving hem cha9cs to save slavery by resun
ing their a,ies,ancs The rebels I'd no more r,yh
| to demand that we should not Use that v eapou Q
wa fare than tley had TO say s5o'tid suts,i ut