The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-21
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~ Aaacasions At the North chow clearly and
Ass1lvsay condition Of apprehension and dread of
fatuRo events. IN Tho minds Of political leaders,
1aanetsa capitalists, and people The sudden and
W. great advance In gold a.d foreign exchange
- wtshArawA Of dry goods from market and the
shopping q lmpossations BY New York jobbers-
~ exsltement Ia the States and cities on the Ohio
4he slew progress Of volunteering and tho threats
Il ~ draN 70 force men into tho ranks these and
oaASr asns exhibit . condition Of trspidation not
WI nssins our Northern foe for the prosecution Of
~ Immense undertaking he has assumed. Well
na1 The New York Rzrvess say 'thses are strange
unes when dry goods ars not for sale. and when
meseAsnts who usually drum - hard for aade pre-.
! ser GO. - re the fsos Of buyer"
The capt., al.x~. n,erch and brok srs. Of New
Yosk, ere remarkably shrewd people. They hsve
= gree deal ef 'erecsste. Their Eseses Of comm.
nieastco WITT ,s.eiscat sos1rcss Of information In
nurupe arc exs-ntivs. They well know the effect
NnsA Dewv - has recently come from the South il
hkely 70 have abroad, upon nations already horri-
I'D q the barcarltles Of the Federal Government
sna ~ hsaStiess satrara They can appreciate,
TOO, NE nature Of that war for subjugation which
has been continued for moro than year without
decisive resuts save those against the sub|uga,ion-
Thy can understand tho financial prospects Of the
Government engaged in this Intellectual effort to
Uuh3ugate brave people, which has already invoiv.
ID debt Of more than 81 40. oOo,0oo. They are
preparing thanssves-gettins their houses In order
thst they may avoid the wrath TO come.
The people arc depressed In spirits, and do not
want 10 90 to the war II they can helpit. Hence
~ sdews ara to be applied Everywhere public
msstinss, addr sssed BY office hunters, fools and
fAnatios. are employed In the hope of tanning
ths expiring flames Of patriotism. The feg and
Ae sagle are paraded before them In the hope that
NY VIII restore the vital spark in dead hearts.
n tho Eorthwen tho dashing achievements Of
Morgan are spreading dismay. The towns are
holding meetings prepare for defence 6winopolis
has turned out In large numbers, and her Mayor
hss threatened himself to enter the field A despa
ration Ike this IL without precedent He should be
called Gen Pork His ia, followers will be good
game fI Morga,is men, who would gladly give 10
grease their shining blades"
The deeds Of the Azkansas and the r. verse at
Mmhsesborough gave the more terror to Morgans
daring movements In Kentucky. We learn from
PfivsAs and Newspaper sources that these events
hve powerfully aroused tho loyal Southerners in
xsntucky, who aro joinei by numbers Of Union
men, whose patience IL worn out aad hopes de-
stroysd by the ruthless tyranny of the Black Re-
publiaans ct Washington. We have not a doubt
~ Morgan viii DO largely reinforced by gallant
xsutuokiaus.
Tho FEDERAL opeFa!i0ns on tho Tennessee must
b. ssssty perpIsxsd BY tho movements of the Con.
fedeFnsee behind them. Beyond tho Eississippi
The invaders are unable 70 move peg. Here we
ID know the anaconda hsd his back broken, while
n The vallsy and Piedmont, Virginia, there is no
asn bat that o apprehension Of the advance Of our
fosos sowsrds Washington city. The bridges have
been burned - far this way as the Rappahannock,
showing the design to impede Us rather than ad-
vanee themsslvsA From Fredericksburg there has
been Federal stampede, or something very much
HE II, eeeosding to last accounts while In the
Valley the ~4salry Of Ashby, now under the CON-
mxnd Of the gallsn. Col Robinson, has been quite
safidans ust only to hold she invaders in check.
bot - inAics wholesome punishment upon them
wheAsver thay Undertook an adventure
In shoet. our foe u more than ever embarrassed
b ths magnitude Of bis attempt to crush the rebel
Hoa. h y In cSl d. sao-s blind alley and can.
not ~ his way out. Our recognition by Europe
VIII NO doubt come to increase his confusion and his
dlasultiss Cosrcsd recruits may fill skeleton resi.
mAufs-Lincoln may boast and bluster and Seward
Ne and spin his artful wsbs-the satraps who emu.
late Butler and Slack may essay to crush the spirit
o. few communities by cruelty and brutality bu.
+ VIII Be ell In vain These things Cannot mend
ths d'siooated vsrtsbro Of the most hideous mon
ssss that ever shocked mankind. 1t is for Us, by
our energy and bravery by our constancy and vigi.
Ianos. to complete his destruction. now plainly
1oreshsdowed In the signs Of the times. A consum.
oaaaon 70 glorious, 20 beneficial 10 humanity, Is
worth our mos: powerful exertions. Government
ng people should pause. rsst, sleep until this
HRo0k work In done