The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-04

over hem. Never before, perhsps since the war
commenced, has SO much been accomplished in 80
snort time and under sucn unfavorable circum
81 snees; and yet the parties who ara doing the
work are censured for neglect by SONS sapiept cor
respondent.
Address OF a Member Of Parliament on RecOG.
nitiOu'
Though So caunot hop, for recogn tim, excsDt
that w-uug from the Uaitsd States II Ia still IL
st:uc:i7o 10 watch the movements OF England
which form III much part of the history of this
war as the battles themselves. Mr.. G. W. Ben
timex, q. p, made speech at Kings Lynn frem
which wa extract the following relative to the pub
lie sentiment OF England:
Way Is 1t ths, wherever cns goes, IN all parts CT
England one always dnds, thoroughly es believe
the institution Of slavery Is detested IN this coun
try, every man Syaps'bixlng strongly with the
Southeiners. ard Wishing them sii success -
iCheer,. DO no. beg thu G1sstion but all can
say is hist So far ~ my experience goes, through
out the length Rrd breadth OF the laud, wherever
have travelled, have never met the man who
Aaa no: st once said, "&v wishes I've with the
Southeraers Why Is that think there is mo. o
than cne reason foc it IL tee first place, the coed
sense OF Ggglishrnen has shown tha.n that The
question os sisvery mugt De entireiy eliminated
from the discussion; that i: is altogether thing
apart; and tia: II Is hypocrisy snd fraud to
try to introduce il. There Is no reference to the
question whatever in consiiaring ths relative posi-.
i,un uf the North eld the South Or the relative
position CT this country With reference to those
two belllgerents
Than why is 1t thai sympatliZe with the
South, ss l venture 10 ehink, from the way In
which you hayo remarked you sgres with me
that w0 aii DO We 10 So for these reasccs--
frat, thsy have fought, TO do them justica with
degree of ga!isiry almost unaxsnpied under cir
eualstsncaS oi tbs utmost difficulty, under every
dascrip ion of pFivation; tIey have fought like
heroes taeir hopee thair wives and their chill.
dreI. fCh9ers. Tat aio.ie is enough tc enlist
tie sympsaies Of ! ,gishmen. ard tr1st in God
the .irne viii n3SSi 1o.do Tae1 It ey.il enlist
tielr sympa:iies sui there Is sill stronger feel
Ing The tam Of events hase resolved iato this {:
Engtisnmen lo7o hasriy, spd tae 5ou'hsIner Ia not
only fighting for life but shat which ia deare. than
li.e-his liberty Hear, lear He Is fighting for
his home, fof bis liberty; he is fga:as asanst enc
OF the most grihd 1e, one II ias MOS CALLING,
of the most SitatiYs atts.ops - establish tyrsun
Ha govstnlneot that ever d4graced tbs history Of
the world tCheers.l
l v-uturs To think that in itself is sufficient
ground to. What belisvs Is tas universal 81 mpa.
thy, with che two exceptions, which IL felt on
the present occasion towa the of the South
This frs hiia struggle has been going for resry
Two yeSTs snI WOuid ask whether it is possible
in History to fna rocords o; such attempts st the
establishment Qf an individual tyranny ~ is 10 be
found IN the history of the last two months OF the
Northern states There Is no doubt that the great
mass Of Eng ishmen oatte t. ranny in sli It's shsges
but they losthe more especially the description
OF tyranny which hiss been practiced shs hali
tants CT he NCrtuerC States durilg ths last two
years b, wna' is called Republican Government.
And Ii that alone were G0 saticsai 10 exp,an :ns
strouy feeling il favor tl,e SGuih >h exs;s I
this country there is 7ld stronger for
H. and that il III th5 dow nrigGt barbarian ard br
ta!ityI St: eng W. r;s Dut Contend tnat tney
are justified by tho ctrcpm stsnces AID ! am pie
pared 10 a5idS Ey saem hich ha3 characterized
those wbo have had the conduct of affairs In the
GorthernStates.
/ have already adverted to the proclamation
>vkf tatp forAJ md lem ot
tempt to induce the people of tals country to be-
lievs that this IL ABOLITION war, because af
tor ali, ali .hsir legislation, and all hsic acts have
reference to us, and our opinion of them. They
thra of nothing else TIE only idea they have
is what il said of them in tuslsnd, and they have
not heard much that will please them. should
thins, for some time past. Laughter The pro-
ciama:ion really was pi see of clap trap in the
nrst place to catch the people Of England. Look
az its real meaning and its rel bearing The Cb
leet OF Il wss To encourage and arm tie blacks.
tO iUfuria.o unfortunate and misguided people, TO
put into Lheir hands, and to generate merely
fcr purposes Of aggression upo4 men whom they
cannot defeat in fair Eght one OF the most borri
bic Inassacres Of o.d msn and women and chill
.ren that ever disgracsd tto annals Of the world.
This 10 the rrocia u alton which has made sdch q
sensation during the last few Weeks, and that il
enough In itself to disgust every honest man witn
the author OF such q document But there iS
worse than that
ask you. ia there anything upon record that can
be compared to the bal bArities practiced by cer
tain Gen. Butler fhear upon the oefenceless In
hebitsuts of New Orlsansl Recollect thar tie Ia
hsb.tan:s OF that unfortunate town are reduced TO
Old nen, women, and children Surely Ia the nine
teenth century, and IL country tha: claims the
slightest right to call ise.i civilized nation, ths
position OF Old men, wOnsn and children would
have estsbiished csiili 10 eympathy aud tos-
rance, 81 least, II nlt TO kiadne-5. krt what has
been lna effect on this bhr5sr,aEf why, there Is
no act CT ATTY which be has ben pI parsd
to advocate Add er.ctice ssaih.t defsEcsless ~o-
men. aod ne has followed that up by encouraging,
in evsTy possible way the nC.chesy Of the whites
by the blacks. This has keen done IN cold blood,
and In open defiance Of al humanity and of all
civilzatos; and say that go long ~ such acts a,e
performed, and arc Svowed by tie Government CT
she Northern Sta.ea. they cease - have claim 10
be ranked among civilized na,ions, Hear, hesr
ven.ured to think that there il oct oEe rational,
one Just, beneficial course for this country TO
pursue snd that il at once to recognize pColiciy
aAd officially the independence Ci the Soushern
States 1t appears now to be perfectly bopaess
that the North should ever conquer the south.
There is no prospect Of "a Termination OF this hor
ribls saarifce human lie sxcept by the feccgni
ton of the southern States by tnis country and
France; aud, therefore, upon that groand alone.
l venture 10 urge IL. Whet has been the effect Of
this war In America upon an Immense portion Ct
tho population OF the country and WHAT - tns
amount OF the distress whicA il now endured, end
that with an amount Of patience, foroearance,
sound judgment and good feeling which say re.
facts honor upon the people OF this country gen'
erSiiyY
What IL the amount of distress which Ii being
endured and which be attributed solely to the
effects OF this wars Why, 1t Ia incalculsble. We
are told day after day that tEs Eum5erg OF those
who suffering are Increasing There seems to
be no limit to the extent OF IL We ara told that II
cotton were once introduced that distress would
cease ! say again, with precedent in our favor,
with the existence OF eDurnous distress IN this
country-and putting aside, a. do, mere piece
OF hypocrisy and sbsurdity, the introduction Of
the eirment Of slsvery into the discussion-I say,
without reference to party, without refsronce 70
anything bat what believe to be Indispensable to
the welfare aud character Of this country, that We
are beund at once to recognize the Independence
OF the Southern States Of America lCnssnI
AEIW kAnUYAcTURK.-The Fayetteville IN
O. Ots~usr says: I'VE have seen several pairs o.
socks made by Mrs. John A. Williams, " .his
sounty from cotton and cow hair They arc son
and durable; are ssid 20 be warm. and 70 possess
the advantage Of hst wetting saAliy."
4 shop assd ~ ~. Thoupson for the nsnnsas.
tuyo Of enbesa d OoluUbuo, Ga, WaD buSns on 0unr
Me- - Lon nk0ut 3i COO