The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-31
slw IAalAsn BIsrss To HOWL

On lie 18Th instspi. Wcadeli rbiliips ,nsds I
noeech in aea:on ths war Ia that harspsn.
he said
Let Mf Lincoln psrpstu AZ
ibis var aaa hand Is down TO kis succers0rs IA
say iang IKE IS prsssnt gnise. aud In the canvass
can iaase on sae other side Of tho mountain. oru
p'ank In whose platform will bs ths. ste Wes. de-
sert the East anu Join her natural ally who holds
tns mouth OF ths Mississippi II the Democratic
politicians Of Albany havs t.slr way there h no.l
saaSE Of az alliance onsonS s,snsy States l<avtxS
Nsao EnSand IN The seid than there IN Of an n
i.aaee among twenty States leaving the Cotton
Statos ont Of the -UnIen 50
Commenting upon this e1lrac. the Kew York
Mercury says:
Just 70, Mr. Phillips Yer ard your trien6s ara
beginning u see ia what An awkwayd dismms you
nave placed New Enslaad. You made tbs war foI
sne negro You were willing to : ls: the Union
a,a b. in order 70 free tia slaves Of the South. un
ger ths cover OF fn;Iitsry Necessity" You could
no' procnee saaf uecsssisy" without Arst getting
up civil war, and you got up that war 50 ingsn;.
osss s. TO msSs J, seem not 2orr act, but the act
wipirg out" the South il not 30 easy lcb az Won
supposed 1t would be. Your only remaining hope
"a In inciting the rlavss 10 rsvolt Your panaces
Tor all the terrible sviis Of this called rebellion
10 sgrate tasgrrtcsson. AID you tell Mr.. Lincoln
poor old man, tha:if he doss not help you to set the
negroes Of the South 10 cutting The throa.s Of the
women .n1 children in that section gen will not
Only fai In your ea ,cpaton gcheme. but that the
~Ai WIZ eua by a separation Of the Union which
Will isnvs aH yank edoodie dom tut In tho cCld %
Inst is just what We have sxpec.sd from the be.
GINNING and that il just what will certainly occur,
IL 'he ftasss which Yankee fsnwtic.sm and injus-
tice nave drivsn into seeessiou caunct be forced
back again. That they can or will be is hardly
probable II "s Ioay ulgs from tbs small progress
sbat aas yet been maize in las enterprise, after
sssriy two years OF prodigious effort
We b9ii2ve that .he North has a;reaiy pat forth
the creates. strength sas viii ever exert in ti.is
sirussis She IL capable 0s seosc; but shs mas lost
AeaTt IN the cause aad she hes los Ii only because
o; tne gree flsnneF 10 which tbs radical Abolition
pi!rtgars of tao Administration laisused both
the sfndea and tie treasures Of loyal, bat con-
sa;sat;ve people. W. beliecs at thl last army tci
the North sH eper saise aad Pit IN lhe fsld tn this
saT ts noe IN the fcid and that must conquer the
Tffctt0m or jail y il fais ,heo tie iisN luton OF
the Old Uni on will he j.d. eecoap .na In that
eVeat The ak States CT dow Eng and which to.
se,her ere net much, II any bigger thsn Virginia
VIE isI'o themselves "ieta alonh IA their ory.-
Aud they viii have right TO complain TIay
.iI really have es.aed that euerG9n OF iso ation
| Like arrogant partners -epres .ntus very small
proportion OF joint capital. they nave s:rigen to
bsrd the views wishes ana interests Of The Gsm to
! saeir ApecGs benefit and likely, Ia the end tc
! De sickeo o'it of concern in which they have
sought % enJoT II aI propoEtiCrGte conirol and sd
vantage ssas. sl tiis Qiain stip;.iaticns ard g4c
| tsss Of the original contract.
! Il cur ocuion, events show that the great mis-
| take made in forming the Union In the on set
| was IL taking Ne England into The partEsr ship
| On any teEras whstever And we quite s1rc
shat no confederation of States Of mhsch she 10 a
part can ere eris tn pea e. harmony, and prosperity
| on thls Contsa'A She u 700 selfish for any s&go
ciatiol fcandad III a,uica: eampIoniae Of opposed
interests; too Intellectually eoIceited to su5olj
na's her insaae Ideas of higher law 10 tbs col
.eeted wisdom of a great comn,onw ealtn, and toe
neddiing IN other people businsss tor political
sy.tozl yF.ica GlJTS s5!dtU n he Union 10
es.trene4 the reserved rights Of soy ether. Ne7
England Therefore, sh3uld be abandoned to he,
rg0elsiH.