The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-23

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good ont of evil and light ont Of arkness and that
bis methods are rnsearchabls il an infinite stay
and comfort
The condition of VIRGINIA IA sad now Armias
are everywhere Here is a Northern armv-stran-
eers towards ths Rappahsnnock lack aon's forces.
and, of course, where both meet. infinite desola
ton Husbands and sons ara ssyav with the Nouth-
cru army: aged men. the inf;rm. the yourh Il, how
hood and women and what serysuts have not fad
ara sil that r.main rou n,a,, ,h g. o1;,, =.
that prevail in the interior Of Families and Won vii
NOT wonder that sadness mia tha hour nnv Hnt
You remember our Al ay in Richmond in 1859 and
The excitement of John Browns raid then In The
,pfdst Of hsr fstharlesu children tho xridouy xvhosa
bereavement + have mantionad ss;d % ,ns 40 sbs
covered her face with her hands. "Whv NV dear
sir we haya not sean sunshina in Viroinia s;nca
John Brown entered it. People forget this. This
war ia not the haoinn;no r. hae hsan home onard
and niaht. watch. and patrol and rnmor of insnrrec
tion ever since that dsy.n
p Shave ius, taken the prscaution to re al
over what I hsya written ahnva 70 a venerahla
Virsinian now quietly attending to the duties of his
call pe here He ia one who NAV be tfulv chsrac.
terized az man of large acausintanca and wide
observation; Of a calm and dispassonate tanner
and who has ne yer taken part In politics He at,
tests the correctness Of my statement tthe figures
he thinks INV letter exhibits. He asks me to add
what follows as an old mans record Il write from
his dctatiou and desire to open nm TINS h, others
the mind OF the class he represenfso
"rh,t notwithstanding tho rave,sss of thu, so,.h.
e,n srm;as ,na ,ba nacnna,ion 81 TT. ai.;. '
apparent defeat the spirit Of resistance throuShuf
the entire South wss never more obstinate or deter.
mined, or more ready to make sacri6c ,s: and that
coerced harmony. as II u contradiction in terns.
30 II Will be f6und to be impracticable in fact.
That, On the other hand, more 10y hearts never
bs at than those whO struggled in hope Of Union
before the ordinance OF secession-more loyal elo.
Quence never moved assemblies than thae which
kought 10 sway the mind OF Virginia before the
Convention; and that return to the methods of
persuasion and treaty, to the frank and generous
consultations OF representatives. in counsel as
open a. ever, and more hopeful than ever, and are
the only methods, and these conditioned upon the
withdrawal OF armies and the substitution Of depu-
ties in conference"
give NY aged friend full record for his view
bat add that the withdrawal Of armies before the
supremacy OF Federal rule is acknowledged and in
Of the ressou Of the war wsesd o.y 10 asssrt sna
vindeate the rghtfulness Of that supremacy, and
TO fisk lne enanees OF us renewal Thas is' there
haI;ot !, sn.h ;i, no ,,a. ,"a 'He
the propsr Quarter with generous promut Is and
agnaaim.y that viii cont adict the appr hensions
OF suspicion and diStrusf and eaanee aversion into
applause.
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IA sermon was preachsd by an army chaplain