The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-27
Az MOllgINt3. SEPTEMBER q, 1862.
The Jacssin Club s1 ~ Ysrk.

The Jacshin Club sf ~ Ysrk.
The Albany (N. " lygas "a that the plan IA
organize y military force In KsW4osk Independent
Of the Federal Government has NJ died out, but /.
still secretly progressing II ~
Whether the Jacobin Club, sabliahsd in New
York, under the name Of tie e. 01iOnsl War Com.
niittse," has been induced To attempt the rai.ing oi
an army OF ffty thousand nj outside the an.
thortty of the Government, onl8 by the scent ol
the enormous profits Of coutrae@ on which solne
ofihe shoddy members Of thu committee hsys
fattened in the past or Wheth 90 Nsurpat5u has
deeper signilicAnce, and ID dee5ansd es = threat
again It the constituted authorities who reihse &.
adopt the programme OF the Abe1iiobists IN the
conduct IT the war, II II equally &AD Eerous, reso
iationsry. and nnjnstadAbie. peynsately. the ex
posnre of the doingy Of the c00nnittes has in q
measure deprived II of its power ler evil snd the
open withdrawal Of the loyal ciipsns, who. nndsr
hIit itAppsehensOn ~ to Ms desaGa1s, teeAine asso
cisted with It, brands Its disloyal and unworthy
Character publicly upon It's FRONT
When the COMMITTEES was hfet rne.i Aagnsts
ha.mont Co. contributed 0Ie th0tlsand dollars t0
its funda Last week that irin n4jtisssaed Ieiter
to the committee, requiring that 8ha hioney thai
subscribed should bs ux pended for the offsets In
tended to DO promoted by the o0nors-thai 10 tu
say, the encouragement Of enlistNecuts under the
recent call ct the 0avernmens, feturned Ia them
The committee, through their chairman, Mayer
Opdyke, theFeupon rtlufued 4ea1H Belmont z
CO. ths fnlf anount .os thsirS I'll 1s sslnistInd
that the objects and dosigns Of f1e
not to encourage enlstments under the Presdent's
call. In addition to this. MessrA Morris kstchaln
George s. Coe, aud other eitizens Of approved 10y
atty and patriotism, have pereYptorily refused The
longer Use Of their names 10 the committee. The
money returned TO Messrs Belmont j. Co, We
shonld add, was divided by them between Tue Cor
e0ran Brigade aud the Irish Legion, Ling
in the city Of New York.
The Jacobin Club ia not, hos wsver idle. although
expos ID aid denounced Its agents bnshy
gagged Ia gathering UP secretly the naines Ut al
who are willing to enroll themselves in the army ol
$1,000 meu, to 10 placed under the command OF
fremont 1t il repetition OF the Wide Awake Clubs
Of 1860, with this difference that the Jaeobin force
will be supplied with arms. which they would moi
probably have the eoursg gs 10 use.
There is every reason to fear that this bold usnr
patton is OF wider extent than has been supposed
The secret, sneaking committee who made charges
against the Cord ns ia Massachusetts and who de
voted their tune to pryng into the business thei.
neighbours is part and parcel Of the scheme
In every city and county OF this State, there i.
good reason ~ believe, similar bodies IL
existence, With the object Of systematically organiz
ing force that may be used, If tue necessity
should arise, TO cOerce the Administration into the
abolition policy, it not to usnrp the power of the
Government.
The people should be on their gua.d against TIL.
contemplated treason. II the Government tears Oi
neglscts to suppress it with - strong hand, othel
uieAns should be taken to prevent it from growing
into threatening proportions.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STArk CnhvsNIioS
The ticket which this body nomiuated last week ii
thus classified For Clover nor, Horsiio Seymour
Soft Shs aud Conservative J.isutcnant GOV
ernor, David X. Floyd Jones, Soft She'll for Cana
Commissioner, William J. Skinner. Soft shli ant
war Democrat for Inspector OF sists Prisous Gay
lord j. Clark, Hard Shell for Glsss oi the Court .
Appeals, Frederick A. Tallmsjse. oii Whs, Mo
zart, Conservative snd anti war. TLs Convention
adopted the following RESOLUTIONS
Esso.fsd That the Democracy of REV Iak
waving the expression ct their views upon ques
ri"ns Lot rendered imperative by tue ,ulpslites
condition OF their country, hereby declare
FNst-Th2t they viii c.utinue to render til,
Government their sinceTe aud united support i.
the uss of ali legitimate means TO SUPPRESS the re
bcilion aud to restore the Union II snt
maintain the Constitution as it u.s. believing tLa
that sacred instrument. founded la wisdom by on
fathefs clothes Tue constituted authosias FIJI
power 90 accomplish siieh purpose.
Hd--That by the following resolution unau
eminent was piedgsd 10 the policy ineaiasre,
lherein, which cannot be departed tom Witlod
violation VI public faith. viz.
Rssosssd. Fhat rhe pfeseut sierios eis.i " Is
hiss been forced upon Ine country by the disunion
isis Of the ScufLtru Stated goss ia against h
capital that iii this nstGnai emergency, Congress
banis ing sll feeling II passion resent
mint, vail rseo!leet oIl, its dtuy tha whni
country that tLs war is not Waged then pa.
iA any sliGii 81 oppression !..f Any purpose a
conquest OF >ubIngasioI, ns .a.:,,z, .t "varIhro"
ing Or interfering vi ith 'Ls rights established in
situations of those States, bnt d-ieud and ni..l
tain the supremacy ot the Constitution aud o pre-
serve the Union, with all the dignity equality Sn
rights Of the several States unimpased aud hat d
soon AS these objects are accomplished The VA
ought 10 cessc."
Ihira-Thst we having Confidence in the 10y
atty oi the citizens OF New York, reiersle tue
iinients heretofore expressed by the Deinocsati
partyth that the Illegal aad Unconstitutional errest
and iouinent ot citizens Of lhs Stats viii
ont the justification vi necessity, and 1r tenoune
such arrests As usnrPAtion and crime, and ths
The Freedom of the press, equally proteetod by III
Constitution, ought 10 he maintained.
FonrtA.-That we are willing TO act in tie ,on
ing election with sny class Of loyal ,,tzenA wh
agree with us ia the principles hsfrin expressed
that We hereby Invite the cooperation OF al! cit
Zeas in giving the most emphatic expression t
these principles by supporting the ticket noihins
ted by the Convention,