The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-15

withia bis jurisdiction till the balostapg j. over
Ln THESE tnk g hs he's done by his cWn simple
ton or authority from any Legislative assembly
Tnese things are the modern Democrats fnition
o. freedom. Cors"rpsiens,a passport system, Eae.
sess ttff'es de cachefs ndiscrminnte gagged
newspapers pubic meetings siieucsd.reie @ ifrs.
st sures, courta Of Justice, violated ~ military
pcwer-thess a-e The Institutions which pcrstituse
M Drghts ideal Of liberty, aud u.tch hone but q
'friend Of despotisin' ,nsy impugn. Yhh step be
tween JscoEiuism and imperialism II n4yer very
lcng enc, aud opinions ssen 70 move y railway
pace in cur day.
If the proc edipgs of President Lincoln are rot
dasposisnl, what conceivable course OF esrduct car
ta.tiy Tie ts'1af Wha. did Borohs do tha. Lin
cole has not dones They have both xesxed rpcn
arbitrary power- nota have set al dedancs Con.
stitnt2n 10 witch they I'D gworn., They have
both imprisoned thar political AtswlciessIe
il cvsr crowded cells without form Of la- Ibey
have 10th inflicted illegal penalties fnz words drop
ped In pTtvate conversation. TnsY have both beon
ssrved by susot dlat far vycrsa than then elves
whose atrocities hayo been Tsiatet win .eatair
.Gropghout the civilized world; srd beth have up.
held those sa5orilnetes in their crimaf. And both
eago justified Themselves ny tile iys2nt's prCver
hial fea ayerr'ng ta extreme cxne sr hich hir
Government was PLACED. Events hav4 lent mel
antholy confirmation to tbs !rrth CT th.G plea n
tie esss Of the unluchy Kiag OF Napl.s; mad ,hey
yrou i.s TO do tbs safae service ty President
} l. coll. There are, ccuras, Hsrences Of
detail IN the two tyrsnries, srisinx trcm ths
niasrsnt circumstances cs the txo pe.eatages.--
Ths Presidents tyranny is isss seareAiag and moro
sapricous, because he i too lnsotnpcssas man 70
have ,rganized reaisy effective ~ afem, and he
Gauss hi fssims il tee rev to havs s1l0Hed hm
time to train she ne cessary tstrumeHts%& %&It Lay
also oe admitted, though socGunta on Eat head dill
fer. that Forts Lafayette aud McHenrysare consids
rably cl. thsI the Eespolitan prisaus. On tbs
hsr hard, the King CT Napies's Ministers pale
sLsir AnefEses lres hafosnN& utter sd Tprc ain !;
sud tha b5m5I6nen. from which MS King hir
self derived hts nickname. Eas an Innocent pesii
r1,yinareI tha SDnAl. inV
.I-.ei at Athena There appears TO re Doubt
thansh y Il scarcely oredibie-1hat the cfficsr who
deliberately gave leave to his RoieTsto work .aeis
viii upon s2a Il of girls belonEiug the chief faint
ias of tho Confederate States, Is still cfcer Of
thu tlay Of the United iaies. Il /: the dotsge OF
aGii aafenad bIaia, IL it sheer hypocrisy, that
prs-ntis to stigfuss!za ss an act OF ;riendshp to
Gegpotism the GenunciatiUn OF such q Government
as this
The same papsr has al interesting artcis, &C :
counting for th, superiority OF tho Southern
uoops" II sho7vs tia the habits oa tie people Of
the two ssc'i,ns n.dsly different, aud these Of
the South greatly il favor Of making suoa com.
Enandsrs ana Soiiisrs Il says:
He who has ccn,roIs3 taa popolas'on aud msn.
sg.d ;hs cularoissarist Of Is. ee r;ants;.on hs s
learned much tha. will be usefu 30 tbs linMander
Of houFsnd soldiers sni j., In addition, he has
been spor:sGnan after the iasnner of AU,erican
planter, ne ls Certainly undergone .olerable sp
prent.cesh:p TO tbs trade Of eonnao6 in war
Then commissions IN the CoIfede. al ssrv CO tavs
not "a rule, been given by political or personsi
favor In the second avy they were given almost
exclusively, sud in the frs, very largely, men
who had aeen service. And finally, the South las
all the best ocsrs Of the cd Unted States krIay,
to which 1t always farnished superior tc those
who csrie from the free Etates. The unWar.jse de-
nocracv OF the la.ter never encouraged sae sbest
OF its sons to enter o. profession which was hsid
in ii'tle hooor and held GU. few Chances rewards
worth having.
Tue soutu, ars.ocraic ty temper and by social
constitution however de raic politics. had Tie
military spirit whi>h always distin guisEes afs
locracy. Many of the abest and most prcU.irin s
Of ths Southern youth, therefore, anopted from
time To tire the career of sr.ns ard their country
now enjoys the benen. Of their professional 'raiu-
ing a. practical experience. Lee. BeaucegSrG,
the two IohIstnns, the brilliant Stonewsl Jack
son and President pavi. himself, were al zro:es.
sionai hodeTs we'll as men of distinguished u
paeity. The North. which always thought It's
WORST good enough. and its bes: far too good
:or tie army, has men 10 oppose to thesa; not
because the Eorihsrners have DO, among Seu fer
auRht we know, men of whom equally good officers
might have been made, bu: because such men nat-
ursy .lrned away trolD unpopular sEd unprc-
ti..bs csraer to seeA prot il trade. lame tie
5ar la poiitics, AID it is too late TO makc
Generals of theni.
The army and Nary Gszctts says ths Confederate
irvaaon OF Msry land is failure, il tina latest t7ls'
graph prove true. popes army, It seems wes bad
iy beaten. but no! placed hors az combat il: ths
second struggle on the plains OF Manassas. &c
CeIien has shown q oecide1 dash of Soidier like
spirit in marching resoutsIy upon the HES OF re-
treat open 10 the Confadr rarss.
The Morning Post writing IN ignorance OF the
Maryland battle says '-tbs CoGfederates IN tufu-
Ing lie invader have undertaken mogt difficult,
Ii Ros impossible. tssk. y ~. vas,as.x
ration In favor OF tie North, and denounces those
who carp al him for 1t. II says, however, that he
will Eot 60 TO America.