The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-07
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FURTHER NORTHERN NEWS.

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sss sxw rosR WORLD OF nScolS's pRocIAaa
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ras Nsw York Wer'a has long article on Lin
.o,o, emancipation proclamation. II says that he
..s .swaag lccse from tie constitutional saoosinss
his inaugural address ard his messages al tho
.n.nus nf The two Successive ses.scas OF Congress
nras b. administration and ia fully adr;ft on the
earrsnt Of radical fanaticisn," From ihe article
We syisses she following
lie has teen seeiced by the insanity uf the ra4ii.
.sis hy ,he denunsia1ion ef their presses, by the
sfrA.fs OF their Govsrnors and Senators that he
.hga;,d rssisn into - proclamation which on ,ts
80 ytosses the Constitution, .s confrsry 10 tha
ssuersi carvsnt of civilization in the coniiao, Of
sr ss L aas since the Crasaaes ia Ia opr,as,.
,;o 80 tss selsfln declarations "a ade by our tioy
.gntseuf ,hat tisis was not 10 he war Of sub;uss
,.on ssss in manifest obstruction Of The re union of
,hass s.&tes Tor whsea the naiion has fought, and
/. aesay 80 lavish its blood and tressure
Ws ,fetaaDd TO be Informed whence the President
assiyes iis power To issue any snch proclamation
:, he has uow pneilraeds Not from ihe Cnnssifu
,lu saE.sy, for it Il ia plain violation os soue es
~ sI Isasjrr proyisions Not from, iha iaws
! sar tb<sws d @a <AzkfAss xss nd
sss sssA sfat3 tas ~ <xhsd conf casio0 act which
,pe r.esfsfest was at one time the point Of We
,oag foT ;he proclamation does not conform to lts
provisions This proclamation is .aRle Ia pursu.
suia Of ida: higher la~-that is TO say, that open
defiance 81 iaw-wheh has distinguished thr tribe
ii sSlil-nt Atoiiion ssitanrs from fGa beginning
Their ISL Cotions are so sHbiifnaied sni iTar.
.spdsn;sl Iha hey do MOI recognise tue obllsa.or
ot a CCE!psts, of the binding tasee CT oath, TIE
sa;Aos.,y of p constitutional Law dniy enacted
TGsY acknowledge TO Law hu: ths!r own unregu.
lated imp.ises. Sectional hate. parry spirit
political passions iGfsInet 10 diaeolieal iGIy
these sts 1ns "hishsr-ls~' OF these wretched
asso's. In conIQsr.son with 1tich the sacred ohh
ssi.ons OF The :nAismeaial law of the lsud sud lie
pubic isv o! ratons sre ss light. IN their essms
toa. as th2 feathers q! gossGiaer's wing. In be
disaee - this higher la~ Of unressonug passion
they undertook. many yeara agc, 20 RnDrl one dis
tasteful but minor provision OF the Constitution
uos they give ioose Ia ther fsnstIcfsm AMI
Dive With a. coach snd SIX through he very body
Of he instrument
The CONSTITUTION Sosisrs an sls ss,.ersl Govern
Isans no power 20 chsuge the jonese institutions
Of the Stales. This policy makes changes OF the
uas. l3en; snd sweeping chsrscter, changes
which even the Republican parry. IN its National
ConvsRta,.s. 1lse.ahAed any intelti0h Of making
snd admitted g. be unconstitutional. The Cnnsti
tuton pso.-t,, Ihs property os al citizens from .nr
Iaiure fv cIv seEs!ty w-hun. itiai ard eoryie.
lion. his policy il fctS heavy penalties without
r.sn the prttelce OF Irigi-icii,cts them on all
he titseas Of whole States without even tha prs-
tsnce Of sly itcriTna'ion hatwes- the cen asid
the say blending :hem al Into one indistinsuisha-
he ssilaaat any regard 20 whether they Lad
ssiusi TIA eminent or were non. .cl..
ssisn5 SAstber they bsd gone into ihe rebellion
Voluntarily. or Lad been eoerced into 81 by ths
Terrorism winch las prevailed at he South The
CcasiiluaGu describes the crime OF lsyyiag war
syaps u-ti Ssstee "a treason, sid u kes car
tain t-rzd regulations respecting ia punishment;
but ;he policy IN quesi!on assumes to punish levy
ing var iiferect way froiE what the Constitu.
toa sl!nW' il 70 Is punished, by furnishing 1t under
srys ofAaT .AIna risn cannot be Institutional.
ly punished as traitor til he has been arst tried
sHt ths policy attempts to circGmvent the Consti
fution by nhleting fhe punishment under souAs 9th
t, form than as p-nslty If treason A Hniyersei
c5nhsca ion o! tha private property OF non couua
So Vshuip st.tSs WttnUt
cat any attempt 20 distinguish betssee1 innocent
sni guilty, or between the property Ct fun eroTn
lis6 al -es ani that OK miners and orph AM, held
" gufi iia:.S trusi1es. IL alike contrary to its
touz7iuIu., rad tn ihe aws OF civilized Wa. which
Tsspsei lne private PROPERTY OF non combatants
II he dsseand from tie Constitution 10 tae con
asegton ssi, No shai! iiGd Ais extraordinary ufo
ciaHla;0a ildofe nSibia even GA The principles OF
hat AL. That law does rot act Oh the sro5s pop
ustian Of f-araaa os eolntfy hut On individual pes
sons ts t,4rfeiinres il t.snouneos ale confined 10
.,sfsens III rebellion against the Government. What
"a be mole rfetso5tefoii5 "r mere .i0ustf0a.
yafl eFsoE VI ipstiee, than 10 soahsa As lslt ~
A1tseee u AZ tlstssigAl as.sead whether the
sla.7 III sEle- he kappsnsd to ba ooFn shall bsYe
fsrTs2a-j4t'vas ii Congress lao frst day OF
JEialsiYf i gr"nld be sufficieitiy mons.rous 10
issse snsl4 sLt to lis property depend on his
exgrciso q. he elective Franchise. Never wss
here So degrading satire On republican ilg.iiG-
LOIS TIE tHi pulFoTy voting reqpire53 oy Pres
deu! Iae0lu, Bat Le.l q mana properly i. made
u depend nyi - whether as chooses L. Yo'e him
SELF bttua s,Eetta: Aa telioTT citizens choose vote
sa! Whistler ihs nam0er voting under lilis execn
I've 1Cnpuision happenz IL l.. 4 III. ,Ority,
,oa. 10 astcaih h.neIit that chef magistrate of
aee t0ul;ry should lne. .akc 10 make citizens per-
;gm what ough, tc lie their trsest act under coei-
gt4a 10 convert tho ballot box into Il criminal
tribunal What hes the nGin!jar OF votes cas-; il =
pastcH.al election tn 10 with the question wiet her
particular ci'izea IL gritty o. tseason! Why
slo}li soihea miners. aud orphans be deprive. Of
,aeIr property III cOpseqlence OF tns .eg!ect Of
fli.vIs 10 vote
Tts catfaoI iinaFy ,rse;4..i.giiou will bring 40
si'4hisE -- i2 40 i.eSf" rso5 at all proportonats
he ubA'rHcrns ii throws III tie way OF re.
uaou i IL certain t!,t ihs Union will never be
restored ii. hG IL advised acton of the Govern
s1ent - reversed Ii converts every inhsbtapt OF
lie South into "a 1eGle' whose all is embarked il
lie sutet.' Of the Tebeon. The isea that they
VII sieru4!b threats thai tAey viii vote on com
I'alson hat hey will teei terror misgivings or
anything tn: in eassd aigDaticn, at such PRO.
IsMstihAI s.ovs suali knowledge either of human
%.tfs &. Of .a- temper OF the Southern mind
sasl Proclamation c.nnot possibly De enforced,
aAi = only efee. Will be 80 strengthen the deter
iNta. % the rebels 10 fight 20 the very last They
Afsslrtup - aiAoe which has turning. When The
liiiATy power Q! the Iebes is broh We have laid
bsiclv oGrse.se. a stl harder task to perform. A.
he very etisis Of the eonieS: Of the President
La. reinforced :hen eifectu..iiy if he had dou-
Me4 tLe4i s4uadron5 in iEe field We Hlay leara
iron our taellies. They viii reolce Their lead
ss VIII make oI this proclamation their ehieiest
!
FJoG- IL hairs !. viii be potent or evil Oar only
-4"-t'oA 40" Is III lie ba,iot.tog. 20 shat il yet
's'As.hs possible for iae psGpis 10 resort There
ne oat,e lost today nay be Won to-morrow-ther
acne ihe 4Dsalted majesty ot the Constitution may
bs s1dioatsd by tie geopis ;gains: Its faittless
eQsI1csns
'.sho ROW Al :AshtiLLF--IHE FEDERAL SOL
Dikhs E8AfiSG - NAN AND BROTHER"
lie 1heatre at Nashville. Tennessee, TWO weeks
'-ee wAS the Of tha 'ir-erI sasible conflict
between 'he sedsre! so.y.ie.s ant the negroes The
t"dcinl Wa crowded, and nnu.ber Of ihs 10th
'-a'o regiment occupied lie aegro gallery. The
NASHVILLE Dispa,cA ss,.:
eeiTe the frat act was over, that part Of tue
e-So became crowded, and al the fall Of the
'a'b come CT tie negroes left their seats and
ess passing through the crowd when sous sol.
-'efs hsiz9i thsn e,sd knocked them down. In ten
4 ptiaa'.s every negro had been badly beaten and
3VJo1 ron tue house, some OF then, being thrown
Heif "o"n The stair from the top to the bottom
"a tAe last os.e disappeared au.efness WAS again
.s.o'ea No alarm WAS visibs in The lower part
=, ths house, snd when tho band hsa finished their
rsS~s lanes the c',rtahi rose and the play pro
'hoaI Interruption.
leaving The theatre, several members of The 10Th
PsFs" - smoky Row. where thay soon came in
.Is S;stu n.'u The Provost guard. After consdera
aFas Is Da'oe with them, they committed several
- gas 0h Lonbes iD the neig hborhood which
were Ens!iy brought TO cioss by a yol!ey from the
f''sieiJ "onhding of the d.sturbers ia
on s- -Al enabling the guard 10 arrest others.
.,,",i sunday morning, tue soldiers resumed their
ss'ss Upon the negrocs---this time display ing
tI H PoSaseious propensi.iss especially against
80 80 hfg gioea dressed In Federal Uniform. On the
't1aiei Depaiy Marshal Steele probably saved the
I " negro ny advising him 10 take of his coat,
a "heA no soiders around tore it 10 atoms, having
= i'15t"''Y EnoeEed the negro down several times
taaAt IiIi take oil EiA clothes. On Deadfiek
-, Key cadghf another negro ia uniform and