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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-30

~ IMPORTANT oHANeE OF scHpuIn
On and amer "Wednesday. ths l5th Inn. d.
Trains over this Road Will be run % felows:
The Nail Train will leave Rfchmdud for p,,a
erisksbusg daily (stopplDg only a regular n.
tiopsl st 4 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive q Frsd.
neksbnsgs at 10 Is A. M. Returning, win lsu.
Ersdeficksburg At IL 80 A. n, ant arrive il Rieh
imond ~ 9 80 r. n.
The AeeomnSdasion Train. between Richmond
and Milford win leave Richmond for Milford
daily (6undays excepted at 3. Ii +. H., fstoppus
ct Crossings and st atiors to tale up or pu. down
passsagesssl and arrive az Milfcrd q. 50P.N
Returning, WSllf leave Milford 1t ITO A, ~ suA
arrive In Richmond al $50 A n
The Freight Trains will be run daily. prsshn
reeeived until o'clock P n
NJ No PASSENGERS car 20 BY RssA.
1N No FREIGHT, Or PACKAGE, Of an, hind,
other than personal baggage, win b taken on he
Nah and Accommodation Trains, but only on he
daily Freight Train. SAMUEL RUTH,
ps Superintendent Transpostadoa.
o@ Riss r., &. S = F. !, :. = Isss Co. .m
0FFi0E kI0HN'b And fATo 4 4 M-l :
EHHANGE or 6OH EhrlGSh len al ~
n WEDNEspAY,O October 1ssa sAs hisva
Schedule WIN be run on this road;
- a&s LKAviEd R1cHMoxD.
Mail Train, daily, -. II.
Freight and Accommodation. daily, e.
capt Sundays, as......-....9 A. II. snd3R&
LEAVING PETERSBURG.
Man Train. daily, ......:......s.....A 0Ix
Freight and Accommodation, dAily. sx-
cept 6undsys, st...........9A A. II. and S ?. u.
I'd The Trains leaving Richmond at 4. Z
and r. Il connect with trains South Of Pssa%
burg. 50 los ~
D0Tnvslsrs will bear In mind that ths9 n
required 70 show pass from the Governor o. vuas
Other authorized person. before thsy can lssvs u
city ~ sAis soA1A -. . :.
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CHANGE OF eoIfNDULE
On and attsr SATURDAY, February Lei, liza
the tralps over this road viii run q foiov,:
The Passengef and Nan trsfns Win Issye PA
mond daily ~ a. II. (ssoppins only 1t r,uIs
statiouA and axfiyo ~ Went Point. a An
connecting with the stsansr Logan for Gloves
Point and Yorktown. and intermediate iandl,a
Returning, win leave West Point ct 5HI
on arrival Of stesmer Logan. from dlsser,
.7P. y. ass
FREIGHT TRAINS
Will leave Richmond daily (sxespt sundsyIa
4P. NJ, and arrive ct West Point at 7.5I. PE
Leave West Point at 9.l5 A. H., and urIy, !,
Richmond ct 1884. Pm
No freight received SITTER 5. 20 4. n.
BY order OF the President.
A. B. DAINGERrIELD
- &-dim Agent
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NOTICE Having purchased the interest Of
IN G. L. Lownes, deceased, of the late firm Of
LOWNES Il COOK, will continue the business
az heretofore.
All persons indebted to the late firm will please
c&l and settle their accounts; those having claims
against the same will present them to me for pay.
mept.
will continue to make all kinds of ORNAMEN-
tai CASTINGS for Railing and House Work.
Also other Castings and Wrought Iron work done
at the shortest notice. Persons wanting work
done will please give me . call. Foundry, 9Th
street near Main. WIN. B. COOK.
ia 27-lOtk
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LIFE 4 FIRE INSU RANCE.
TN S q E 4 n q +
fH1 VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
10y ssURANCE COMPANY.
~. OFFICE. No. !sa
eas the Bank Of Virginia, Richmond. :. al
CAPITAL ................. $3.50 ,ooe.
SU1kLUb..-.......... 10000.
+ This old insitutioa (established By The YIrxiua
Legislature, and inncce@ful operation for thirty.
yearS,) continues to insure, In city end country,
against loss or damage by fire, almost EVERY a.
Sea risks on ships and cargoes, and risks On IN.
land tfAnsportstaon taken to al parts bf the WORLD
ct reasonable rates Of premium:
The very liberal share Of the pubic pssronass
which It has 80 long received opesated In return
liberal and prompt settlement Of claims, which Il
has eyer been ita pleasure TO observe.
, fs.ners nerahsnt y, and citizens generally. may
pany, 10 over 50 counties In the Stass 1885 =
Application by letter or otherwise, 10 the Pred
dent or Secretary, will meet prompt attention.
Jos. Aileo, o. ". pureerl. IS s
w. L Cowardin, Jos r. VYustos,
81. l.. Kent 81. A. Claiborns,
VIM. Palmer, Geo. w Smith,
A. K Parker BIZ. Winston
Jas. A. Inloes, RE Naury 81
J. =. Wadsworth, GAm1 p. lLathrop.
VIM. Beers. p. Cullen. II. y,
Thoa Samson,
w. WILLS: yr: see.y. @ -.
TIE Fl 1a 8 Il ASR n TT 2
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. l53 MAIN On. 3. Cor OF llfH) ST.,
Ye9 RICHMOND, VA.
fChartered 18th March, le37.i
This old and reliable Institution, With ampls e.
pital and contingent fund carefully invested, con-
tnuss 70 insure Slaves, Buildings, Asschandiss, of
Weadng Apparel, Ysysela, Caraoea ard Freiehk Is
the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with al posgbis a..
'''e n.vid ouni., A1''0f sob.. n. Burton.
OF. WORKMAN. rrsnsIs J. Barnes.
/ John II. Claiborne, JsAn T. Huhasts,
John J: Wilson, 1hos. Al Aase,
Alas. aaD'ss 80 =. qwashnsy.
DAvWOU1RIn, Prssx
JOINS J. WILSON. Trsasarsrs
~. u. 1nn0x. GNeFNtasv. aa H-ly
TNxECUTOR'S NOTIO1. --uAsins qsaliAsd e
IL Exscutor Of ALEX. HILL. 0ssA., I'll psrsons
e whom hawai- indebted ere requested 70 pssssss
teeiE claims e me ior payments and al psrsoas
+ The % partnsrshap of Al~x. Hnl & %. osaaed
q The death Of Nr. HUI. The businees Of the
dSm, a<Tseahls 70 articles Of agreement win h
eioeea ~ The susvivinG partner, w. ;. JoHNsoH.
make imnsdIals payment. md al dsbss due s.
thA concern viii b peld By him on prssentAtiou.
H., JA11s II. GARDINER. Axeeutor Of
j. ls-'ns Ask. Hni, sd.
M AEELER & WILSON SEWING "a.
WHnsIaS : Wilson'S snwINo M.
OHTano repaired end kept IN order.
Nn1QLE6 and Six % hanA.
1tae 11sking ena PANTY towing done b Mn
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MILITARY NOTICES.

VIZ ANTED Bonds Of the Confederate States
w of the PRODUCE LOAN BY
Ia Sta BACON & BASKERVILLE.
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ADJ'T AND INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
Eztraet] RICHMOND, Jan. "a, 1852.
g PEDAL ORDERS NO. %.
-
VIII. Lieutenant. Colonel GEORGE DlAs,
Assistant Adjutant General lis assigned to du.
ty in the Adjutant Inspector Generals of.
flee, and will take charge Of the General Re.
cruiting Service Of the Army. All commu.
nications pertaining to the recruiting service,
of the envelopes which cover them 2" Re.
cruiting Service"
BY command of the Secretary of War.
JNO. WlTHERS,
ia 2S-4w Assistant Adjutant General
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SERVANTS EOK HIRE.
- 80 soJ~f~~>~o~~~~~
hAvASHs foA aiA A1 ROUSE e,RL
Accustomed to mindipg Chi dren.
One WOt1AN,a good Cook, Washer and Ironer,
with ono child as-..s5s-s =.
Several able-bedisd MEN-L abosers Drivers,
&C.. and several BOYS, aceustomedko the house,
or waiting In restorative or hoa' di3g house.
Apply to JAMES MOORE, 4
10 X63t* 81 Main s4reet ,
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xrrANfNtt-4v rArchsls Or hlfe.
w A fniddle aged WOMAN,
O{ rood character, without encumbrance,
who can do plain cooking, and understands.
J. y. WINSTON.
r. +. b p. r. r. Once.
Five or six COWS car b wintered on mode.
ra q terms, n Jew miles from the city, by APP
pIication ~ above. Nf Ia 29--2tS
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wv ANTED-A situation as

w TEACHER,
in some Academy or school, by gentleman com.
petent TO teach the classics and sciences and
who is willing to go South. Best testimonials
furnished. Address "P. N M" Gainesville, X ng
William county Va. la 27-7t*.
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w AEDLE-MAKERS.-
We wish to engage six good CANDLE MAKERS,
To No. workmen and steady men, we will give
steady job, and give work by the pound. Ap-
ply Immediately to
la 11-ts O. CREW d SON,
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street near Main. WIN. B. COOK.
81 CUPPER D-LEECHER,
North side Of Broad street, between Mayo ct.
and Central Depot.
Having just received large supply Of foreign
Leeches, am now fully prepared to apply them
Mrs.. DORIAN, Practical Leesher, attends to fs-
male lesching.
N. B.-Psrticular attention to all orders, night
or day. ja l4-ln*
NoTICE.-All person. nsving claims against
~ the Estate Of ALEXANDER STIRLING,
deceased a. we'll as those indebted, will please
present the same to Mr.. E. B. Cook for settlement
EMILY J. STIRLING,
Administratrix of the Estate of
ia 23-lm Alexander Stirling. decd.
DRlEo PEA HEs.
rs, 900 pounds unpeeled
DRIED PEACHES,
halves quarters and mixed, pack ed early In
liquor oa1es, and in safe kes ping order.
ROWLAND & BROTHERS.
tss3-I0t* Norfolk. Virginia.
Bo'A S3fFIE ooRxs
BOTTLE OORKS.
$4,000 BOTTLE cORxs. for ale by
THOMAS JONES,
Ia27-ts No Man st., Richmond, Va
DEMOv USONS lone.es.
II. lished SHAVING AND HAIRCUT
TING EMPORIUM has been removed to l4th
st.. under the Exchange, near the old Post Once.
Thankful for past favors, continuance Of the
' jsM-s ''''D' '''' VIM. FERGUSON.
AIOTICE- Tho Govsznmsnt of the Coincide
IN rate States desirin6 to institute . thorough
system of Vaccination Of the Army, wish to pre-
cure supply Of fresh VACCINE dRUSTs, from
healthy children. l. therefore, On obedience to
ders give notice that win vaccinats (ftse Of
city, brought 70 my once, between the hours Of 10
BLAIR BURWHI.L, N. D.,
Asst Surgeon r. A. @. 8.
N. B.-My ONCE 10 In the once Of the Vireinis
Life Insurance Company. opposite The American
Erns DlsTuLaax: ,,,..o,,
az. for ri. "'laa1oA \ q
NIX TURPENTun,
6PUITD TURPNNTuU,
rrToH And Tan,
sosm vA1zmz. nArTaA RIA. o1A
AIRY - J. =. 1LOg0ON co.,
Z. 3 8 1891. .o:.ss:.., "nnias;c., 10:
NORFxK.-T1o 1n1sesi1s1 z1sas q =.
~ UNION AloLI b 4 TED 00PR11
AA g Ls.aeeeee. Aaye juet yeaslveAa apely
* n ~ - ~ U9e11k wa'sA ~ 60 =
49,! s Sx asssn : .Askasss s !
n AAvD 10TA1Ll6aGD - -
...... nao0A nAAURAOT01x:
A,-,-' a 4 = W so.eu
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DDUU. 6good MEN,
ARTILLERY COMPANY
and to receive the above amount of pay.
ROBERT HILL
Substitute Agent,
e ia 29-3t* 6doors above Water Works.
ADJ'T AND INSP'R GEMS OFFICE.3
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NTANTED-Immediately to go to PittsyIva-
wv MIS- q. H., seseral go-d MACHlNISTS
and GUNSMITHS, to whom constant employment
and liberal wages will be given. Apply at once,
to GEO. W. HALL,
At j. II. Stokes's, corner of Franklin street and
Locus. Alley. ia 25-lm*
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M EdkOESS TUX HIKE.
We hsye for hire the following description
Of SERVANTS, viz:
ChAmbermaids, Washers and IroneTs
Cooks, Washers, and Ironersi
Blacksmiths, Carpenter;
Shoemakers, Bncklayers;
Brick 7 ard Hands, Laborers;
b Wood Choppers. Drivers;
: Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser.
yants. ~ ia ClOPTON & LYME,
- Cor. Franklin and Wall sts.,
ia 2o-S ssstfsn"'5 up stairs.
TOR SAL1.-A valuable Teamsser and Farm
hand. about 81 years old. Apply to -
fsl9-ts 80 r. h. A COOKIE =
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w TO PURCHASE
a HOUSE,
In the city or suburbs
Containing five rooms. Address, stating all par.
ticuIars, j. B. s." Richmond P. ..
D7-6tF
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w rienced TANNER, for the present
year. Satisfactory references required
Wages stated: Apply to the undersigned,
"a miles South of Pole Cat Depot, on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
X. =. H. CAMPBELL, Penola,
in lS-12t% Caroline county Va
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

shal at Washington issued an order that all
officers and soldiers who are found lounging
about the hotels, drinking saloons and gambling
houses in Washington should be deemed able
bodied men, and Immediately sent to their regi
ments. We this morning publish an order from
Gen. Pope, offering five cents reward for the ap-
prehension Of Capt Samuel L. Harrison, of the
Ninety fifth New York regiment. In the Western
Department it is said that furloughed officers
are returning to their regiments by carloads.
apprehensive that some government order
would soon be issued placing them in disgrace.
This furlough business is rather serious ques'
ton just now, when the country needs the ser
vices of all of its volunteers, and some decisive
measure should be Immediately taken to put
stop to it. This is not the time for tridlng.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

CRY CLUTCHES TODAY.
The most Of the fashionable churches will close about
the lst of August gvo the parsons and che deacons
opportunity to enjoy their summer hegra. Already
the morning service number Of the up town odhces
begins be rendered before bcggary account Of empty
rews, many Of their former occupants have bsaksn
themselves to the springs the mountains and the
shore resorts escape the heat Of the city Not much
viii he done therefore, IN religious affairs until Sep
tcmbcr.
The Rev Joel Parker D. D. left yesterday for Eoops
on Friday he was the recipient Of complimentary break.
fast from his friends and admirers. at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Hon r. A. conkling, r. G. Hutchngs, s B. Chit
tonden, 7. r. Smith, II. LOOMS, Rev r. W. Clark and
Others were among the guests
rhc Burning Bush In America will be tho subject
Of this evenings discourse al the Brooklyn tabernacle
Rev VIM Alvin bartlett win preach at half past ten In
The forenoon and a quarter 10 eight Ia the evening
In the Memorial church, Hammond street. corner OF
waycrloy place, tho Rev. samuel MAXWELL assistant
minister Of st. Marks church, will preach this evening.
Services half past in the morning. four tho after
uocn and eight O'Clock in the evening seats free.
IL st. AIMS church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth ave.
nue., Rev. Thomas Gaaudct, H. d. rector, services at
half past the morning half past three In the after
noon and eight O'Clock In tho evening, the afternoon
being for deaf mutcs Tho Rev y. c. Ever will preach
III the evening
In the Church Of the Resurrection (Episcopal,, north
side of Thirty NTH street and Of sixth avenue d.
vine service at halfpast len in the morning and cgh,
O'Clock in the evening The Rector, Rev. T.. o. fagg,
VIII preach morning aud evening.
sermon for the hour Rev y. @. Brooks will preach
against dIstrsting God or ourselves at the Twentieth
street Unyersalst church. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues, this morning at half.past ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27
Police Intelligence.

CorsrsRpsrr ON rHE wnpsrom BASK.-A man named
samuel Waters was held for examination by Justice
Brennan yesterday for passing counterfeit hvs dollar
bill Of the wesdsport Bank ~ r., upon Morris Magnes,
Of No a7s BIsecksr street. The countcrfet Is crcssnty
executed in every particular. The worthless character
Of The counterfeit can only bs detected by the thick and
coarse quality S the paper on which II engraved.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

How TO RENDER THE New RECRUITS IMME
mArELY MISUNDERSTANDING is more urgent
and desirable at the present moment than to
increase the number Of our troops in the field
to formidable extent. II is tnie recruiting is
before the new recruits will be available on
the plan ct present pursued. That plan con-
sists In forming entire new regiments, in which
both officers and men will be new and inexpe-
rienced. Such regiments of untried officers and
men it is evident could not be led into battle at
once with any chance of success; and yet it is
desirable that no time should be lost. Now, it
Commander-in-Chi or other proper authori-
ty-that the right course to pursue in this mat
ter, and in the present emergency, so as to rem
der all the new recruits Immediately available
on the field, would be the plan which was con-
stantlg adopted by the great Napoleon. We
have many regiments, both on the peninsula
and in other places, which are, truly speaking,
mere skeleton regiments. Few, il any, Of them
anywhere come up to the complement assigned
to regular regiment. Would it not, therefore,
be we'll Immediately to ill up all these
skeleton regiments with the recruits
as soon as they are enlisted BY thus incorpo-
rating the new leves with the old and tried war
riors who compose these skeleton regiments
no time would be lost in training, drilling and
forming officers capable Of leading their men
into battle. These tried officers are all ready
aud prepared; they may now be called vetc-
rams, with the brave men under their command:
and all that they are waiting for are these very
recruits to fill up their diminished ranks
BY this means raw recruits, intcrmingled with
veteran soldiers, would soon be transformed into
soldiers Of the same stamp; the example, spirit,
bodness and daring of their veteran comrades
would provoke ambition among them and stir
to emulation. IL appears TO US that this plan
would be preferable TO the slower process of
waiting to form and organize entire new regi.
ments, with new ofiicers--in fact, creating, Or
rather attempting to create, an entirely new
army, which may not, under the inevitable delays
Of such difficult operation, be in readiness for
the field before the war itself is ended The
men themselves would undoubtedly prefer this
plan rather than having to pass. many months
in comparative inactivity while learning the
drill. They would rather go ahead and march
right away to the battle field. The American
il naturally goaheadative, and prefers to take
short cuts across lots rather than wait and lose
time and be kept in a state Of inaction and un-
certainty.
Let our rulers and commanders act in cor
respondence with the national spirit; let them
send or lead the men into battle with something
to gain by the battle, and there will be no lack
of brave spirits to follow and fight. But the
fight must be for something: when the battle
has been won something must have been gained
by It; for otherwise a battle "don't pay" and
victory is good for nothing.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY a. 1862.

none of them decisive. In energy and vigor
we have been excelled by Southern armies
fighting on their own soil; but we are as
yet only in the beginning of our mill
tary career, and neither the strength nor
the talent of the Northern States has been
put forth. In population, relatively to the
strength Of the enemy, in intelligence and
in resources, we vastly excel. But the
war hitherto has been sadly mismanaged by the
interference of politicians and civilians, who
are ignorant of military affairs. The total alb
sence of talent, or public virtue, or statesman
ship, in Congress, is one of the most singular
phenomena of this age, and accounts in great
degree for the want of talent or military skill
In most of our generals. Heretofore there has
been no government and no policy. The peo-
pie took care Of themselves, and the machinery
kept moving by the original impetus given it
by the fathers of the Revolution. The sole OBJ
ject of party leaders and the goal Of their am
bition was the public plunder, and the whole
functions Of government seemed to consist in
nothing more than in making arrangements
about the spoils of Office, and the amount of
success was measured by the amount of gene
raj satisfaction which the distribution gave.
Hence, now, in the national troubles which have
so suddenly beset us, we look in vain for states
men to save the ship. The only public man
who has shown any marked ability or states
manship since the war was inaugurated is Mr..
Seward, who has averted from us foreign inter-
vention and European war, and whose do
mestic policy is about to prevail in the Cabinet
and in the political conduct Of future cam
paigns. Henceforth the war will be carried on
under different auspices and on different princi-
pies, and the nation may expect to see the
military genius of the country fully developed,
and brilliant warriors revealed to the rapturous
gaze of the people, the halls of Congress no
more disgraced by the dregs Of the community
which found their way there, and new order
of statesmen appearing in both houses Of the
national legislature. Behold old things will
pass away, and all things will become new.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

ABSENT OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS FROM THE
ARxY---The abuse Of the furlough system
government and our generals in the shape Of
bulletins. A few days vince the Provost Mar
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

party ties and views have passed away Men
of talent, and not party resolutions, are now
asked for; and the combination of Dix for Gov
ernor and Seward for Senator is the first
response that we have seen to this change of
affairs. Already it has caused an intense alarm
in the camp of the Internal republicans and
is meeting with hearty response from all
Union loving men. Let the ball roll on, and the
world will soon see that we have not studied
the lessons of the war in vain.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.-PxAcE QUIEr-
Boz NEITLgs-kING CoIToS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

NEW BoWERY THEATRE. Bowery-LtYI AND Ap-
VENTURES or JACK SHEPrARp-BEAR HUNTERS.
The New York herald., 1862-07-27

BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway-rHx
LEARNED SEAL HAPPY FAMILY &C.. at all hours Two
CuBAs, afternoon and evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
ApMoNIrIoN OF JACKSON.

'But the Constitution cannot be maintained, the
Union preserved In opp ston 10 public Zee ing BY he
mere exerton Of the coercve poEers conhied to the
General Government. he foundations must be ati IL
the affections Of the people; in the security when y
gives to e liberty and property In every quarter OF h'
country; and in the fraternal attachments which the
czet Of the several States bear one to another as mem
bers OF ore political fami y, mutually contributing
promote the happiness Of each ether Hence, the ci
ze Of each State should studiousy avoid eve ythine
calculated to wound the sensibi or tfeDd the JUS
pde Of the people Of other States; and they shond
fIoRn upon any proceedings within their own boz den
likely to disturb tne tranquility oil their pohtca breth
ren In othtf portionI Of the Union.
sIn country 30 extensive the Uuited States, and In
pursuits 80 varied the internal regulations OF the segeTa
States must fIequsntly differ from another 10 i'm
porant parcuars; and this difference Is unavoidabJ
increased by the varying principles upon which the Amer
lean colonies originally planted; principles which
ad deep root In their social re aobs before nt
Revolution snd the refOTe, Of necessity Influencing IN II
policy since they became free and indepe dent etses-
But each State has the right TO reguait
its own internal according to Its own pleasure
and while does not interfere with the ghs u the peo
pie Of other States, the rkhs OF the Ution, VerJ
sate must be the sole Judge Of the measur,s proper 70
secure the safety OF ils czeus and promote their hap
ness and all Efforts the part Of The people OF other
States TO cast odium upon heir Institutions ard all
easures calculated 10 disturb ihei' rights Of properly
or put JEOPARDY their peace and ira gull "
direct opposition 10 the spirit in which the MOO
formed. and must endaDRer its safety Motives oi
phil nnropy may asgbed for this unwarranable To-
reference, and weak may persuade themselves for
mOmert that they laborins In the cause OF human
ity an asserg The rights Of the human race huteVeTy
one, upon sober rejection, will see that nothing but
mischief can from these improper ass us upon the
fee ings and rights OF others, Rest assured that the
men found busy 10 this work OF disco not worthy
Of your conhdence and deserve your shonghS Teproba-
ton.n