The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-12

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Ing consciousnesa In tie mind OF Mr.. Jsnney. of
now he. and conservative minded men like him.
nad been nsed by tho South Carolina hre-estcrs.
delicate at pressing him on these tender points
but the rebellion has obviously Ia bis mind not a
clean birth record The secession OF South Carolina
and the Gulf States be regards az gigantic criue-
unprovoked uncslled for, unauthorized, Illegal and
disbolicsl. Next to this, he accounts the accept
Ance by the Washington Government of the at Al ck
on Fort Sumter challenge to war, followed by
the calling out Of 75,000 men, a. grand poiticsI
blundsr. He excoris,es Nc. Buchanan-whom he
looks upon az tho weakest and msanest of all thu
tools ever used by tyrannicel factlon-for not
inforclns Fort Sumter n. time when II could havc
besn done withou givingofsnee; but he also blsmss
Mr.. Lincoln for treating a for war an affair
that Craftsmanship would have made diplomatic
transaction OF. The lack Of that same statesman.
ship now is he thnksour great troubleffor be con-
elders there Is none of 1t either side. Read the
Oonstitution and you will that tho Office of tue
PseEdent Ia carved out for the limbs Of gisnt !;
and who have you there, and who have wei Sir.
there were, fn.my day, giants In the land and we
have now only pismes"
asked him whether, II the Confederate forces
ahould be driven on: of Virginia, and new popaisr
vote cydersd, there would ba chance Of the ro-
scindtrg of the Ordinance of Secession, and the
retnrn OF the State to the UuionG None. nons
whetever. IKE wrongs, expressions. and violencss
Of the Washington 3overumen. have been 100
great, the alienation Of tho people too intense,
ever 10 lake mat possible asked him abou.
the circumstances attending the popular vose,
and whether, from the local terroTisu,, 1t could
be considered a fAr one; asd j recalled 20 his
mind M. Eason's declaration st ths time, that II
there sny man in virginia ret pseparas to vots
secession he should leave ths State. SO far 81 hs
knew. II wss made with pert>e: fsirness and free
dom ~ for Mr.. Aasops speech. 1t wss lot The
hrst or only foolish thing that psrsol had ssid.-
"Bu: do you suppose that any pirgintan voted
agsinst his conscience On account OF such decla.
rationf Do you not think thst ~e Should be TO.
gether---that Union is detirsbles "Thy Ii Ia writ
sen on sns very face Of the geogT Apply Gus.rat.
Ing it by exanplos) "ih! ii 1t ware hut all ovsr,
and tniugs we're ~ hey used to De E1. there is
no hopa both parties witI go until ssch Is ut.
t&sl- exhausted and ruioed and Is ready 10 vel.
eorae pesce ani protection brought cn by any Iron
hxHdsd military despot fte exTsrineut of Re
publican Constitutional Government OF libsrty
regulated by ia~--i Consider fatlurr. There ls
not shadow of Constitutional 0overnnaas cn
either side"
Tss Presidents emancipation proclamation he
looks upon as the greatest political biunder peesi,
hls AID he IS cugiaus TO know what extrsof slnscy
pressure nus. have bssn brought 10 besr on him
to issCs 4, after his declaration "a ths Oa.esgo
delegates. it viii solidify. unite, snd intens'7, all
the hostilities Eatreds, AID eninos;t.es OF tia
South. "But do these sentiments arn0Unt to much
In She long runf ait is true that II the iors run
every t>op'e IL governed by its eonyictian Of i,s
own interests" Bat, difa cul, though reunion
may a. present s5en, !, not everything mcrs easy
than dssolutiouf' II confess l see nothing be.
tween Union aud ohaos; but how is /. TO be done !,
Ono :hng l know. If my vision OF low it CAR bs
settled "a clear as my dssrs is intense that Is
shot7d be settled tbs var would speedily &c al Rn
end"
POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN KENTUcHY-sYMPA-
rHIzERs WITH THE CoNFEDERATEs ORDER
I'D cut OF TIE sTATE-sYNPToSs or INsBB-
oRDIEArios GY KENTUCKY sJLoEkL.
letter ftorl Louisville, or tbs 39sh ulslslo, to
vnrh ,x,ts besr
ee,ved an order $50 i.arlsdiately arrest and s.nd
20 vicksbars. an: so,bid 20 return so Kentucky,
all persona who hAvs actively aide. or sae ted in
ths iny asI.r CT Kentucky by rebel trooea Loyal
isss demand th.. discysists, sas mesche<ous neu-
trss who p,sfess to tsks part s,th.r side OF
th. unhappy Controversy be dispatched to wh.rs
they bsiouS." The letter adds,
Tha amy u the OHIO Is reported Ct Bowling
Greer. 2nseer AIS ana Basu are conferrinQ at tho
Gait Aouss. BisD'a piaening may be exoslisnt,
but RoSsoraEg Is The man for executing. Rose
egar1 with Eusll's means and opportunities wonld
hSve destroyed the enamy's army 81 PeryviEie.--
Busirs movsnsnts wsre controlled too much sy
"foItsitous ercu mstal ces' - &c entirely au1 dsc
zsvely successful Car eoanSsnss il Gan Busl.
has ksen greatly shaken.
Gel Mausnry, Of sha 18th Kentucky, near Nsy
market, ordsys ill fugitive ssves 10 leave hls rssi
zasut within trso wesAs tsom Tie 9Th. Any fu
gittve s,ave within hls limits OF tLis reyuaeSi viii
ks delivered TO his owner O agent spposetst, upon
opplisS 01, yse Lar TIE be loyal or fe bel
TIE GosAsi0N ia raised whether :his order - su
.hOriAsd, legitimate In sabordinstiou 10 the lava
OF tbs lalsd
The State Blind Asylum, Aasonis Hall, oihsr
public buildings, and tAa mansions Of resident
rebels are Being taken icr hospital and other ui-
tary u2sa T.:o Thousand tuo hundred wounded
snd Gok sa!Gers arrived yesterday About 5000
In the ospiixs besides 800 eoDv aiescents
about to es sent 10 their regiments. About 100
ktsnh h1Al cola Sir atsvp sH- bHa
E'ncs January l, ~ desertions took place from
Col. kAxwslrs a5th Kentucky. Brssg, while re-
treating, laSs huadreds py desertions.
YELLOW JACK AT WORK AMONG THE FEDE-
RAILS.
The death OF General O. n Aitohsl, of yellow
fever At Esslf.rt, S. g., has been publishsd. TIE
disease Is also raging ST Port Royal Z. C. 4
correspondent of Hsr YORK paper, writing from
that place on the lss instant. says:
The dread pestleacs seems to have confined itself
to the worst vicinity of lie Re adqun tery
whese its immediate r.vages wose maize OF csrs,
upon Gen kttebells staff, aud tEoss Ennedis .ely
surrounding him, were the frst attacked Tas
In 10y iaat letter, was followed by that Of Capt
J. 4. Williaps, Aidds-usmp 20 Gen. Mitchell -
fhese two cases were followed by the ilness
OF General Aitchefs two sons. both upon his
master, snd then ths disease spread so rapidly
q 10 create great alarm and anxiety. 3ts disease
appeared ~ Ue 60 conAaeo 10 that one spot---head
quAr,ers--.hst Gen. Kitcbel removed to Beaufort,
but, unfortunately too late. The Feeds oi the is
tsI masdy bad been so~n here, which sooa carried
him away. Ca Thursday morning, Uo'. II. W.
Grown, Of tho Third Rhode Island Eriiiisry, died
from fever, sad upon tie evening OF the ssns day
ths nteL gsn9e ~ ss teiesrspnsd from Beaufort that
Gen Eischei wsa dead. His de.th cast gloom
ever all not cniy because Of t.ia loss OF such :,
4pAI vrno had secured tue love .nd esteem Of all
here but our disrnsl forebo5ngs ware realized and
his death seemed 10 vsrIiy the conclusions which
had been forced upon Us. thst when this monstor
attacked, 1lere wGs no hope
G.esrai D Ii Mitchell Il regretted by al. IN
the short period shat rs waS hers he managed 10
win the love cn6 confidence OF HIS whole co1i
rnaDa HIS beaevOsnt projects tor beneh.tng the
negro and mis- enlinentiy practical Ceufse II regard
TO fhem here, Wi. cause his memory TO he cher
ishsi by every Uhr;sti.n IL ais deash our eoyniry
has sost an Scle 1eneral, astronomy aud science
ous { ther most gfsed s0as. AlB -omains were
deposited in the ssa?cJnTd of hs Gid Efi%2at L,
Church 2t Beaufort yesterday st iS CLOCK. i as
funsfs! was s.tss5od by Gsns Bfallan and -ax
ton, AdmirsI Dapont, AID Caps. Rogers togstasr
with unsioug Other prominent ofhcers oi tina
army and navy.
THR Hlw YoaK PRESS ON TEE RECENT KLrs-
TiOss.
Tho World constraes the recsnt rosult In New
York as follows:
She thunders on, her demand for a more visof-
oas prosecution OF the war, and wsras tbs Pres:-
dent of the Union, in which size il thu ehiefaSt
State that the Constitution and she laws, and cur
liberties, must be sscredly upheld nnd guarded by
their chosen custodians, or else come anarchy ana
night.
The 7tsss calls on lincoln TO grid up his l0ns
Aur mora daspsrats efforts vet it thinkst