The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-31
LATE MORTIMER NEWS.

Ws coutin,,a oua exstsd.s FROM NoFtiaru ,spors
Of tie 27.h The Bow Ya.A Sunday Mercury has
: very good ag.;ca, from W 4icl exlrac; the fo-
living:
Il Is fashionable 20 say thai tav South. In srmng
~. ressiaEes to Inco.;3 election. initisted tic
;evotaucn. So she did in one eensa, and do not
presnd 10 hold her guiitiess Hut IS Tie North en-
tirciy blaInetegs OF any participation III The cres
OF ii civil war which has been pseepitG.ed b.
events which were foreseen b. the prescieGce oi
fer ~ise. tEan ourselves, AID of which we
we're fors~a-ned with s=stul emphas.s by the
Father OF bis Country, aA.d e. iccs liua Q. eni-
noat sai isiustrious statc5.aanf
Ii sc would desire sp Gao@ It's co.linGl RoIrea
~ ali our political is, iaL cssa eyes s.si-
ward to Ness EnssnI, het lot Laa Of isms sehisas.
heresies ana fanat;cis.As. We hosdly assert thsl
shs has Kep. the whGle No.th---ad may We not
s-y the whole south liz state Of revelation tor
yaas WHIT wore har 8 s'a3as, her Hales. het 6zr
r.soas her Pnllpses, and her Wilson's, bat so many
,eaahets Of disunion, ard hsr churches but many
:aataziues to "scatter fire brands, srrovvs ani
death" around aud through the nat;ons
when the Kansas -lIehraska bill; was passed aud
when !. Was hoped that the question X g settled
forever, these meI and their debaacled followers
openly proclaimed that sleep stoi,id ncs visit their
eysIids until 1t was repeated. Then commenced
agitation aud CONFUSION acaresiy paraHe.ed ja
history. Witn J9coatnieal 2sai ana pbre;,zr, tie
worst passions were iuYOsee, aid faction rsSred
Its Meiusas lead. shoch ita aEaeg locks, ana start
ed on It's career of madQsss ard OF ruin. Then tie
'i1iGOuy haCxab NO'k G0lIiIuSQ 2tc1 BzAS5S'
chusetts and othsr Eastern States we're ready for
civil vssr, and E1ligr3nt Aid Societies. t.ed oit III
B,stoa, were dispatched 10 the devoted Territory
o. Kgnssi, to .aake her roe St,..5 at al hszs is,
~ c,efawe tie p3aeeabEs settlers and ii.ers u he
soil eui reduce them TO ssFviuia, uadsr iha d5,ni-
natun Of Sius.islt New Eeslat:d Fsil5ra!IsG OF
:hs Hartford Convention school. Then sLbscrip-
.iozs ~eIe openly taken 81 :. meeting e ;te Gnti
Slavery kbaiticn Society. Ecifi at baiiao, r. y,
70 carry our these pefarioas aGd revolutionary :,T
sosss ans to get a. q .f3oCe the authority ns Ine
Federal Government il Territory ale was botIl1
u protect aud IL Sustain in al her les II end con
atilu ional rights.
Bat these are not a tithe Of the ysrcngy ps1ps-
rated by New hnsland, aud her allies in ether
States gsIn.t the Consultation CT the country, sn.
revolutionary ard faetiouS IN tEeir character ana
tendency The administrations Of Doth h3v Pierce
and Mr, 8rchansa were assaiied from their begin
;ic9 TO their end with bitterness and L,eIuDtng
hostility worthy only Of lien aid y ATTY totally
lest TO every particle OF principle sad "f honor -
their motives wero inpsscne1, tIe!! lntags!ty
iaestonef, aud their policy snbar.a a,ssd at every
step by these ghoula and harlies, who kiiaed At
power :hso souGh "frea speech 's;ee wool, ana
''fres Kansas" that they might carry out tAair
iamusbie purposes Of dhso!viuS the Union snd
sere;ng their rap acious sad hungry Esvs with the
spos and plurdeT of the Government. And now
:hey have succeeded, aud what Is the result Pre-
ais-ly what any sane Issn wonla h6Ve predicted
srou, the beginning. The 9ohu Brown rai1-tne
loeiea; result 0! te ;esahings Of such meE as Gas
rison sad OilLings who were proven to have been
,.s ,stiyators and work erS.~ERs illuminated il
revolution .,nieivil war Southern soil, a,id the
yi;ad OF tho thousands OF Softhern niat, that has
sreachsd the so0dou sroIDd OF many battlefield
sd the boEes that lie blos hing in Siio sun, cry
aloud for veseanSs and is.r,bu:icn OF tba heads
Q: the guilty authors anc sretofs oi tHis sissh'S
re5elion"
Let us take ali ti.ess truths home 10 cn-aelves.-
I.at as take the beam cat OF Own eye before we
discover and tod fault with the mote i'll tns- 0f our
ae'gh6or's Eosore 0od, sfa III TIE iisht OF
At Esa hi8f:ssjSs3
O. he curse OF ths evt s.at is "Poa a sy'tA
s ifs countless evils. We shos,.d to~ ourselves
VI deep humiliation aod fes olraeis os ith sack
cioih ana aSiics, ior our rGHsofeSi2ns nave noeii
I.l.ny aud Hi.evous.
PAR.oN gRowNLoW AdAIS IN THE FisLD.
This traitor to his country ID gtanping the North
sad venting his spite agairss The South before large
audiences, who loadiy applaud his valgar express
s!oas short time since hs ANNOUNCED tbst ne
-ou,d address public meeting ia the BcKendrsa
Methodist CLaecs, In UiacinnA.i, from the text:
$50 into al! .hs South. aud preach Jsi. Davis to
every creature He tha; hslieveth aa3 Ia hsp,izsa
2 ). % damned aud be tia. bsiieveth not shall
b I'D"
So spoke according to appointment. and lie
y b,rli papers toll us thst bis baBphs,aSus aud
i. = arsd talk visa loudly appauded
.su2 other things he said, tina: ali "tle slaves
we're N sncipated, it would be righteous retribu-
siou n the Eout6.p he 0IAIu0u tEHL tue PFo39Ht
;iifaculty was ''not tho work OF Ab0litionGsa but
II edod.fof saksR Soutaerners. Hs poured forth
much venom against the Southern Methodist
preachers. The following extract will give eur
rsgders ths tenc9 of his whole sDeech:
~ intend 90 call Conference Of the loo al preach.
ers and We will sx pel the last devil Of these rebel
psiey.s We will put these sscedsrs aad rebels
pv., aud recover the church propsfty, which right
fully belongs 10 o. and not to the traitors This
Methods. Book Concern In your city, which has
published 40 much treason, Is not tas property OF
Tbs rebeS II belongs to the loyal Methodists, and
we inesn to have 1t back. Here IL copy OF the
Jaurch Discipline, and 1t most positively eEiotns
oeou al our preachers obedence 10 the laws AID
copstitutsd authorities of tho land. A tsansgres'
aion Of this injunction makes the offender liable to
,xpulsion from the Church.
fhsss rebel prsschera are psrjursd -fouily, wick.
sdiy psrjursd EARLY, when hs was oedained q
h.shop. took an oath to promote peace and her
mnnv. law anA ordsr. head him swsar the iis
nyssN In Columhus, Ga Paspon 6awfie, who
knovs him wel n soans private transActtooA, says
thst Hasly aisseAbly corrupt old creature. Let
~ bslisvs thsss rebels always when they testify
aanlno1 Go ano1Aoa
sWhso - villaiuy Of thess wrstshss shsl be OK
noeed - revelatien win shock ths country. These
fcn(heen NethoAist peeashers beean the work Of
0s1aioo yean go Jsha q Canoan, ~ aren:
sgialna69 q trsa1en. eoue r. 9.ocp OApaA ~
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