The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
RIOHMOND. VA. FRIDAYI1a

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put forward Mr. Seymour as the rsnresentsiive M Of
this hostility to the Government and, as such, ask
sle ReDp,s u; 4a sne ;d s.aie 70 e.ecs MN Gvenor
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Now. we don't initiate the example our oppo-
nen!s nave SO. Us IN canng man traitors. ana N
have not asked that Mr.. Seymour should be sent to
Fort Lafayette, that the editors of the atlas and
Argus should be hanged drawn, and qrsrtered, for
the aid they are proposing TO give the rebel Con
federacy We appeal to the people. We ask them
to squelch this attempt to hamstring the Govern
nent VT lie engaged in life and death ST. uggle with
its foes. We ask them to say whether the political
weight Of the Empire State shall thus be cast
into the scale Of rebellion against the Government
TIE friends Of Seymour appeal to them to
end the ndr. But how By Its vigorous prosecu
ton By striking the rebels as quick, a. hard, snd
often as possible! BY making them feel the full
evils OF the war they have invoked. as q penalty
for the crimes they have committed, By shipping
them of the means of waging warl BY seizing
their agents and preventing thom from giving them
aid and comfortl
ernor Ssymours This Is precisely the method on
which Governur Seymour aud the party at his back
are making war. 1t il precisely the method they
are trying to STOP They are for ending the war by
single word, by surrender. We appeal TO the peo-
pie to Judge between them, and We have not the
give.
THE CAPTURE OF THE suNBEAM.
ybe rantuve of the steamer 6,SnY,e.,n St.,p, fx.
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efpoo', aaaen WIN PO"oe' Aho asnls io< - Ieat
federate States, il announced IN the NoEfhefn pa
mars Gha vyas tahe,, eff Nav- yn,.t N RI nv, Tho
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says:
This morning at daybress we made u, steamer
running along the Frying-Pan Saoals. iuss Oh tho
point Of Smith . Island. We at once shiDped and
gave chase The State of Geo- ia also rot under
weigh and followed She, being the fastest boat.
soon passed u.s. and under full hsad Of steam stored
to Intercept the stranger. 1t was just nice ques
tion whether we should stop her in time. Already
tho guns at the fort ON Federal Point had opened on
u.s. and the shells were whizzing over our heads It
each di.chsrge, We. however, stood on risht for
the channel, determining that If she sot past the
State OF Georgia We would sink her or be sunk
ourselves by the fort.
The State of Georgia at last got near enough to
open with her Parrot rife, and, sendine shot
across her fore foot she came to at once and "caved
in." We were all aston;shed that she should have
given up 30 easily but when we found that the
bulk of her cargo was guupowder It was not 10
very remarkable; for she'll in her cargo might
possibly have blown hsr up She proved to be the
Anglo-rebc! screw steamer Sunbeam She was
bound from Liverpool, with gunpowder arms, ms