The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-25

nations 70 prsveuf laor Is States (os oulonie, from
| leaving 0ovaYnmsnt which they aesS(sjolnsd
permanently and fcs sl! Tina bus Whicb M most
| speedily become ths most dsspotc, tyraauacai, 90
gressive and burdenDosns of any nation within my
snowiedse. how, this oppression feel kuDW snd
sxpe..ence, and n ssr tbs fact You ampme thr
tyrsnt,s powe: and tell m, tha. what ~ i, no,
trus What de-po.ie Rmler or Covers n,ens cr earth
| before God -'.AS'
| Well may you say that tru. hearts would jim
hands win E1gia1d rather than evAr araiu Hv,
~ith orr bit.ersst, iuhansn en4rn,.s Ysss@hsss.
God Old EnEand shah hsys u.s. & 40 viii ,ssysns
and with twaiye millions Of "a msns Ions be7r~ W..
Wal bs again sntjsc.s of Ir6 lei Psisans Nsslo,
aliss, and Rayshers OF our Sih-rs wiv a. dan vh
ters, and sisters. Free 0sverrme,st is the Eor.h
ern States never ma3 undsrstooi. never aprre
ciated existed ony by a {iisrtar: c9rseut for
TINS. u ended the day arns d vessels were Sites
ou. to kill tnreesai people usisss they losger s,b
mit'ea ~ the yoke End tarien eren 5j5 Goo Oh
! per hnnnm -and ba sls.derod /, pablie halls ny
puhEe spsakara. The Puritan !afsdsis su u.eseaed
Tor n time, and rsdt under a.ter ward.
HORACE aaEELEY on sgcsssIOS--aE toSrEsDs
FOR The kiaHrs OF s0s EhEiGs STATES.
BY the irregularities ef ia, mats hs,wesa The
Confederate Statea and tEsir No:thsra i,ethren
We often miss come very sncy items nhica are Il,
contained ia the 'very latest Northern papssa--
hiand has fas,ishod rs With copy If The New
York Hr"sd OF the 9Th of Sepseiaaer, fsoa, which
/. appears tass the day bssore Horsee Greeley ay
peafsa in the Ir;5aae as aGyocsta o: sec ssicp
The following is tie a,iiee frcm The Rerald
In yett.r lays Tribune over h,s own proper al. ;
nature. Horace Gresiey published lettqr Ia which
he declares il favor of tae right OF geee s.ia no
only il the Of ha rebeiiious States rih nh
bns svss .s Of ktas pciiio s.a.ss snd re,.,oses
themselves Eeia.s anwn this grlerai panefpls. ap
p'ics teevsry 81 ,te in she Ur:of.. have
taught and believed sill q, s. ss1, fss rig 81 OF
people to form and Eodify their psltacai ir
st!tuttons without the necessity Of fghiinc for
such change. He tienies ,hnt \ county or t,So or
three Counties can lawfully seced. froin a state -
For example, the psop!e of Nantucket could nc. be
permitted to secede from Nf.ssaragset:g nor til.
people ct Lo1g island Staten hlaud from ,b-
State Of Nsw To,k Bu. The cess IL d Fl rent with
sovereign stste or even colony wait. is not
| sovereign. For exaWpis, he says II believe - ~
revolutionary fathers had right f,e roaso..s which
wer. eosnus and se' Iard to them conclusive 10 ter
| inmate their connection wth Great Britain and
that tde H.ish were wrong IN sing their claim
- do 80 And the right which I claim t;r our IA
thers and iof ourselves will not dany to others
Then hs goes On to say inst III ths people Of cur
Pacific States ard Territories sha!l at some future
| time have vsry generally attained tho conviction
that they could do better AZ an in5ecsnent nation
than AZ art Of thia country, ard skc,iid sindly
| frankly, hrmiy express that conviction he would
| say let tho bonds be dissolved And so likewise in
the Of the Southern States The following are
| tii words
"Ths is the doctrine tried TO prom i. gate in the
winter OF I350-6t--is seems with Ill success But
s'i! insist that Ii /. lad Soea proved thai tls pso-
| pie o. The slave Stste>-or even of the cotton
| stss asoue--had really desired to di solve the
| Union, and had peacefully, deliberately and an.
| thcritatively expressed that wish, should have
ssssnted TO 1t. At al events should Eu. they
chose another aeihod. Tie lsadsr. assumed their
right peacefully and suan,arily to dissolve the
Ubion without tbs consent Of their fellow cizsns--
at least their ciose sies, ther equal copartners OF
the free States.
1t Is said that an honest confession is good for
the soul Greeley has Owned up at last Many a
time we charged him with pr,uii eating these doc.
trnss aud quoted extracts feo,l, his su al in vain
lis either denied the soft impeachment or WA,
durlh. Now, after con ribusiug in 90 ysss r dare.
to break up the Union, he expects forgiveness fol,
his treas m Ike the penitsnt thisi The ero ogs uut
his repentance is not sincere. Let him, therefore
like Judas scatot GO sud hang HIMSELF .on sour
apple tree III rs to save the people the troubs OF
doing IL tefesfer II the right OF s. a. De earnFniiy
10 secede exists, the accident Of cannot alter
the ght and Ii ths cotton States had a rigi., to
| seeds on tha ground that they hal "ysry gone.
rally attained the conviction 'ha: they could do
bsiter IS independent nation ;hsu a. q pkrs
OF this country, then we ha, no right TO preYent
their doing go by urce g0d were The sgsress,r. 81
making war upon thsn whereas, in taking I'D
arms they were only defending q sacred right -
Even in ihs case OF sczing ne forts and other pro.
perty OF thu Uniied States they wers Only selling
par. OF the common property, 10 whi2h .bey had
Re good right the Tree States, their egus, co
partners" Ii this sil thst 81 IS the matter the
| account could have been eas.iy ss.l!e.t and war
would hot hsye been nessssary. In feet. the war
according TO the reasoning of Greclsy, i, on o,ir
| part the mos. atroe1ls ever wagad AGAINST any
people. ard even more Gn;ustable shau that viii h
Grest Britain waeed sgsioss thsss States when
they were cooDies under hsr soye.eisn s.Tsy and
threw of hsr yoSe. Tiers can be no d1Ri,t tha.
the people OF The States which iar- sscedsd are
more unanimous than were the colonies at any time
during the re raiat!oasry wsr.
| 4 is 0< he
| opinion that he in the winter 81 isf0-6 ;
| that the Union is not al iadssoluba Government
but r rope of sand that it may al any time BE-
| trnken up ike partne:shjp. And that he Ia in fa
yoY Of the dissolution ii the Soath really waata q
go This appears more clearly irom editorial
ar. eis in sestsI days Tribune, headed 'JnkInss o.
| Peacs,' in which he says, There iIrgt be an ac-
| comnodasion. (betveen the North and tl.e South
and that fact established, /, seems to very essy
| 10 settle thu terms &c. then, sli tbe blood iha;
| has been she'd and all the m5iey thai has beer
expended aud all The sorrov ard caanisY tha
have befaen the country, are in vain, aud Creeis
Is williag to let the South go, even without the
emancipation Of single negro. We sarsit to tbs
| President whether this article and the litter o
| Greeley to McCheMey do not coiae nr,!er t:-s pro
hi5itlous Of tbs last proclamation OF the President:
| and whether the writer ought Eo. 10 DO seized by
Provost Martial Kennedy and sent to Fort lie
fay-t,e "dsioya! person" idiscourag!ng yoi
un'esr enlisns nts and thus .ifosdiag aid aud
| for. 10 the reSels.
| rHE MEEIING or THE 6oyERSoFs IT ALTOONA
| ASD WHAT THEY PROPOSED TO DO
The Peoples State Convention net iI Boston u
the 7ih instant. Among the actresses w;as ore de
, liverad by Hon. Joel Parker from which we max
the annexed extract. The remarks OF .r. sslton
stall in regard 10 the proposition remove Genera
Mcclellsn, ara also given. Mr.. Parker, speaking O
the Gubernatorsl caucus, says:
And here. at the outset, / desire 10 express hi,
| ,has,c ALI iad
all similar meetings, whatever may re Their osten
sibse real objects, a. unwsrraatae's assemb,sgs'
| tending TO diSorganizati0n and mischief
| Il has been Represented that tkis was most pa
c.he erin2 for fha II cnuaa,tat: