The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-21


waat IL boldness The people like an exhibition
OF manhood. Had chr Government permitted the
tnseience CT Mr. Davis 10 so unrcbuSel, we should
have had him imposing upon tho North the most In
soiont terms and. under the prstence Of rstsatou
and protecting Southern aeeessionsts. we should
have had him couduetinc the war In his own way,
and virtually debating the tagms of peace to the
North. Gen. Haeag wiz no longer hermit this
The andaeiiy 9! tbs rebel tas been rvbuse,i, and @
juss policy announced by the COMMANDER II Chief
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Il compromise with the South Advocated
The Freeaaas JoayHni and Catho!ic Register, OF
New York, has The following editorial Oh he ne
y.ssity es "oonapso1aisng' with IKE Southern
confederacy:
THE WAY OF PEACE.
IL sought to end this war by the North crushing
the South For such purpose no adequate ezeF-
ton has yet been laaie II that is the salie. the
CRi foF only three hunIred thosssnd more soldiers
i as ineOmlonauras sT;;s the ca.iAxteen months
ago iog ssreni9fvs thons6nd to whip t.ie South and
seiake the tlats, We leave aside the question
whether aNy united and deter glinei peoese mum
bericg tv eve, or, as Is the fashion TO eempue il
Eight millions can be crushed their s1ii. IL
:, as by Irtsa a;i that Ireland was snbuga'ed 10
Engiand Belgium stands there with her i've mil
lions more populogis :.nd more indepeudenL taan
ever baforetsough she has been tbs he,sirs of the
most Famous battes of CaFoEe century .tiar cen
fury land, with lels tsres iiiii ions OF
people, has successfully Heaed the iegionssy hosts
France. Portugal, with less .ban tour millions,
las always succeeded in resisting rke ettetapta
@: Spaa ia Ike psnudess d,i5 OF the Ie.scr, 10
absorb her. by her ptepondera:tny po.Ver 1t seems
to De one Of TIE axicms OF Bonap&rts, which giiLe
sanctions as profouadly true tiat ..a people 10 be
tree II another has on 20 WI. 1t - IL tbe United
States p1ove this All u1seun1 axiom i
be by /. far different display ol power nom any
toing yet exhibited. ornte eerias nlust bs a5:sn-
douei aud drafting resor.ed 10. Il is :hres bun
dred Ircasau Taeii by' million, that tinsnss aDt
necessities of the call f2r. EisheTto BE par
tisans that erisaa;edthis pestiferouS qnais-i-fon
the Vades and Chase and Sew ~ d ,anl a;ssainss =
aad Summers, and Ch8adIefs III Gong ss=s, or tile
Beeeasrs and Cheeyers, aul three thousand
preaelefs OF NeH Eng land. IL the pulpit, lossn
La. gawky Quaker or Baonler ySot.isns ;sssaeasi,
who reads nothing but Qceeiey's HsrFS 1rsbanes-
have r2.ie ett the was that has .sntFed, to be
fought out by the very men al the North who have
denounced and deprecated their wicked consprg-
ctes. But this must end II the ar is 10 be Kept
up. The innocent have, thus far, suffered for tae
guilty. bu: the guilty Will have To suffer, in their
ovn persons the horrors of wGT, If the brnte.iorce
principle is 10 be carried out 1t must be 10
which enough Of substitutes cannot De found
4 year ago, those who pleaded for peace were
ealIed 'SccessonIsts," "tratofs," etc. Thea, the
plea that the soar was 10 set free the UaioR-
loving YoOpte OF the South fron sle .ripe of {. Sc
ce ssion factions 3A4n Pleaded for psaee, on the
very ground taf.; there still at The sotita suea
6 sentiment and it only required peace develop
it, We pleaded that must destroy it--that oniy
peace could give il Opportunity. Thai is all past
We say yet, that, nearer remote, the Only
hone fer re union the old. noble grand idea OF
our orefthers must date the beginning OF its wCt<
for realization IN the establishment Of honorable
peace As the gallant Tom. Seymour, eX-li Jvarnsr
of onaecticut, said III his letter quoted uy last
week it IS g monsirous ia.la.y' 10 ignore peace
iu measures and TRUST TO "suajuEati1a fhe south"
b. the sword = means Of fe-uriop. Ibe Union
that secured our liberties as freemen was Union
of free censsat between the Ststes The vio.ati0n
nF al Df
ed rights, not only rallies TO ths rebel standard
thousands attached TO the old Goverament. but has
90 invaded liberties here ia the losa States that
we write sentences such az taese-aemanded by
our cnnscience-the reiteration Of the serti-
fn,,nts of the men VINO formed the Constitution
not knowing but that, for publishing them. some
clerk in the Executive Department uiy order sub
seryiant agents by the hands OF violence, to con-
yey us again to the dingy wallis OF Fort Lafayette
The '.Uuan loving people OF the seeded states y
who they Read The correspondence OF the
Herald, Times. and Iyfbuae-those organs OF the
Black Republican regime. The Tribune CORE
sLoudence tells u.s. lying as usual tharthey are the
recra slaves. The Hsra.d aGi Times CORES pond
ents tel lis, alas too truly, thar there Is no such
element left. In New Orleans, il Mem 9!iis. Ia
VIRGINIA in North Carolina In fhoso very Cities,
and States where IT might chiefly BE expected, tte
prolonged patton by Union arms produces oaly
an ex;inguishmant Of any gtimmeroT Union feel
ing that had been Thought 10 exist,
What are We then TO look forware TO 2 Is 1t G
1
Iiacoln's Administration, protesting TO be know
ing ones who have publicly sal1 inst this Is already
looked to rs speedy result there a-e protested
Democrats who consi3er II must happen but who
tecIairn against IT, in order that the osu. of IL
accomplish uIsnt may rest Only oa the grave oi
Black Repubiicanisln. Needless so':eitude There
aro those who whisper that William II. Seward
| projects an escape from the Cahret La tine to
avoid the odiuIl of the Acknowledgement of the
result Of his own handlwork. Lppeless attempt
For Cur part, permanent separation is al idea Il
which cannot reeenciieoir minds for Il Is tbs
kneh of civil liberty, and Of aH otser liberties, "i
this continent II is the baft.pgsr Of huge stand
ing armies, of enormous taxation, Of industry OF,
pressed, and of peoples crushed. Apprehen5 on q
/ this is ALREADY freghtins many ships with Ainori
csu citizens, repoaneing the country, and h~eins
with What shey can save oi their ciieaG IL 8 q;
idea that s,cadiasy refnsa 10 aceept, but Il
couataract it, remedy it, first need Is peace.
What is the soy ef peace?
THE way of peace, among peoples, Is epa'pro''i iss
! There IL no other way. When Solomon died, III
/ Ten Tribes Of Israel gathered 10 complain 10 b
! soa Roboain that the yoke OF his fathers govern
! laent siseo,nfored them The wise old nien eoun
| seled Eoboam to speak softly to the rebels, anu +
! aeuuiesee In their demands, and that thus the
would eIeaye TO his throne forever, The isnoTaD
! mea of newer generation. advised hisa 10 refus
..to treat Nithrebeis with arms IA their hands
He took the adyice OF the fools, and Israel ald In
1 dah TO look to bis own house, and they sfpaEate
! forever.
History il full Of the Ike instructions. Not Ion
since we cited the conduct of Louis Al. of Frencc
who, BIZ q fssnis conf roInise with his powerfT
rebel vasaais disarInei them, and thus made Of In
! Frank communities one united French a6faoa.-
/ .srrsat with rebels with arms In their hands,"
exeiams the Ignorant New highlander who sncys
nothing of history not even thai OF his own eorne
of this continent. In that corner, indeed, moder'
ton has never been practised. But, what proa
and naughty Kingdom, or royal family, of Enrop'
IA there that has sot treated with rebels With arr
/ In their hands" Did the honse of Charlemagr
st.sdain TO treat with rebssi Did the house of Hug
C,asstt Did the Hapsburghs Did the Planning
meta ecu,e such stuff was indeed professed By y
hsuse al Stuart--for which one Of them lost Ia
wicked head aud another Of tbeufwas driven. wit
iii heirs fror, the throne of EngiHpd. il has bee
charged s,so, that the Bourhnns have stfsctsd Il
same ideas, end this has been taken as gran
proof proof thar they ara no longer at 30 Ign over me
Henry VII Of England wes aswise ksns; i
did more than any other thai eySreSf on the thro'
Of that kiugdom to strensthoqt the royal pow.
over the realm How did ~ tI9nt the powerf
Earl of Kildare, 81 Ireland. ~ the latter an =
hsrsas Of the house Of Yosk once only, 2
sNtee, ieiasd the standard &eenders % =
thruneS Even whsn The aafaanfed
pusjls,nens for troaecn ~ - him. not
ea1se he thoueist ethete W6e star truth =
! !. - 1sji Rissosz n ~ r sps ! dessl.a