New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
rRoKr RICHMOND.
The following ere additional extracts from 1As
R,elr.ond Dispatch Of Oct. 10:


..,,;,Son Hughes, IN speech which he made 10
sbe Ixish Bishops declared ,h,t the WY va NV
she object OF the Pies"s & D, she'd unity
md, The Southern Government was =" ,
Th we believe, was suos'suas s,S,be same idea has
seen expressed by other Northern men h., o
inefe ,h,nI tast bey are sincere, and that rather
~ s,ys nm The Der e6s OF the Union. the Noh would be
sr, 70 Be whpp sd ' pSseSe Tie da Hesd seesis
Co sbor spprebcasions Of The Poo'y OF Inh re-
~ oS ution IL could be under framed by
h,msn hands Tho Souh never ssked better Constitution
thsn The Old American Cons tuition and yet II proved impo
snt ,ays Der from the ,pt of Now England anatci
Her rights every day Nosed WIN mpnniy ana nor
threatened with overthrow moro gradual but as
bsyuhie as that which Lpcon has openly proclaimed
No paper guaranty however plainly and explicitly wordet
70 all paper engagements and who have parted with thei
own rishs nndor the old Const 1on for q purpose OF de-
, Ater Che rxreence of the pssi we might safely defy
the Of man to frame Conu ion which Puritanica i
gepu, greed aud Ncsm would not suhyert Nor after
the sacJihees which South has suffered at Northern HANDS
could she Of her free VIII TO live usder the
Government with that people The bio'd Of our muir
Der children would from thu ground against their fathers
hhey could be guilty OF such unnatural and Donsirou
iDsttude If the south has given her blood without muir
To this contest Is not because she does not value ihs
blood butbccanse she values freedom moIe than lie o. any
save honor ehs jew she has laid the altar Of
liberty and abe consent to shake hands san und
places in Southern boushOl5s and whose steel is apins
with likelihood Of our bre hfcn and children.
into provincial vasaEge must bear c0naition with
suchfcri may. To that which 10 inevitable, 10
thai which involves culpsbiy Of their the best aud
bnys may submit. But TO voluntary debssemept, 70
fraternity with the robbers and murderers OF
ple-nover The South has ambition TO govern tie
North She 10 hshting for such object She only est'
what abe asked the BEGINNING be let alone. We
dese to make slaves subjects felowcitizons ol
lssdly ensmies We must live apart
GEN. SCOTS LETTER.
The letter of Gen. Scott to Mr.. Seward, published
10 THE paper Friday will FAY to red tbs reputation
Of the old soldier for military weldon ind judgment aud 10
place hit character snabe light then II has recently
ard far soove thing that
seived Ger Scott to be capable o. and him TO have
Been Of the time Of Its writing both statesman md sol
eier. He have been the only ia the United
winch Mr. Lincoln has since undertaken in eIds,vog TO
subugsie the Southern Slater and tina; he unGeo
timated difficulties Il shown from tie fact th,t
te Of am force which, In lis opinion
necessary for Southern subugtson taai amount has been
already qnsduped and the United STAKES far fson It's
objects
The copcistory spirit Of the letter which Only
Dends aud for but far et TO
Of the oil meeting the eSiseuces Of the
times Say to the de States wsyward ers oepeIt ia
been dragged by aad the TIM
he had the moral lie guided the clcrnets
bis perceptions and tbs dictates Of his conscisnce.
With letter this before the Lincoln AdEni,tTa
Government In precpiiaos upon the county the oud
81 which no man could can seef VIVA, OF MS Stewards
repeated predictions that the would end H. thirty sIy
isys when be bad before him the declaration Of the mot
pereneed military IL the United States that
The best military guidance Of invasion would be
w. and ending succssfs' in tie destruction OF ee form
OF