The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-01

The New York IadfI efldea. fAbolitop) has al
other article az ainst the Government OF which The
following extracts afe mild spee!l1ens:

The New York IadfTsRaea. {AbolitioBl has All
etner article against the Government. Of which he
following extracts are mild speeliuens:
The DUTY CT TO-DAY.
IL the beginning Of this great struggle. the oues-
lion among loyal men was, How shall We save ttil
.stion. One wear ot fighting and ths question y.
Whether we tan save ~ Tia. IL the sues lon of
10 day.
we are wiser than we have been, We have onIilyed
oar nation. Look st facts.
The South has had more than wia0nir civil and
military; she has had sagacity.
After Mr. LiDcons election, not one single
State except South Carolina, cast popular
i9r.ty for secession. Yet every State seeded ex.
cept Delaware, Maryland, and Kentucky. There
was a divided public mind, Il large uudertone
Union feeling in the South even arter the
began.
it is absurd to talk of eny such thing how
There never was such revolution OF popular ieei'
Ing on record Dislike has become hatred. With
insignificant exceptions the South is & unit IL IN
tense and unchargabe hatred Of the North. BY
volunteers, by drafting, ani by eonscriptio1, she
has placed in the Ield an extraordinary force.
With all her seaports sealed, with no important
foundries straitened TOR every single element in
the manufacture OF inEni ions and equipments, tbs
South has armed her 80 ior;ni.iabIy tnGt our
Generals would rather lie behind hreest~oras than
meet them in The field. Accustomed TO import iroh
the North almost every article Of living the South
has become in day manufacturer Of Iron, of
least, for ali military purposes. Cumbered with u
dangerous population of four million slaves, whose
instincts interests. ami secret wishes are wholly, or
largely adverse, the South has extracted from this
element a double power, moral and physical Play
ing upon the political superstition OF the North,
she has hindered its movements AT every step by
interposing the slavery questiol-khowing that for
two generations men had been educated 10 yield
neutrality-suspicious., interest. patriotl5nl-Tather
than meddle with Southern rig4's' Of slavery.
What has been the fruit of this years contiue,
We are not so near 81 ttleInent we a. the
beginning The South, with all her losses. aud
under difficulties that would have appalled, and
disheprtened any common people, Is more united,
has a larger army in the field (nore comfortably
provided for. and better manased) than sAe had a
year ago.
The South is more formidable to-day than she
was when she beleaguered w ashington, held Teu-
nessee, Missouri and half OF Kentucky. She is
united; while every day the leayen of Ola malignant
political parties is working disateeion at the bot.
tom, in the North
The South has simplicity and unity Of pur-
pose. The North is uncertain which shs wishes
inogt-tO subdue the rebellion, to leave slavery
harmed Or to have the right President At the no6s
election
The South adjourns every question AID post pone 8
every interest IN favor Of arms The North y busy
with conflicting schemes aGd interests; aud Is also
mildly carrying on war.
Does any body doubt the result of snch a coarse Z
Ii is certain, that il Is not worth while TO
waste dnOtneF lnau OF unotNcr uCitaF EItutr tHs
Administration policy should instantly change, or
the war cease II Is not more vigor so much rs
different internal Idea. II the Administration can
not be dsenchanted OF the traditional policy that
has grown up during the heartless tmid, compro-
mising OF the last half century, and adopt the
simple aud straightforward policy that becomes a
people striving for liberty and free institutions upon
Jhe American continent-then We are doomed 1t
ID war that we are making-war first, war second,
war wholly 1t Ia not politics. II In not constiiI.
ZION making 1t Ii not the decision oil gal nceiies
Thexe not the business Of Government RS TO-
ward the South. 1t is war, absolute terrible and
immeasureable war.
The South has organized the fact Of slavery,
and fights on that Issue, pure and simple. The
North must organize on the doctrine OF liberty,
and fght right through on that Issue, pure aud
simple.
The South sacrifices every thing that conflicts with
her central idea The North must do the Same -
The South Ia not ashamed of slavery. The North
must not be ashamed OF liberty
Under such circumstances we hold
l. That It was unwse to call for 800 COO voiun-
teers The day has gene by for that The Admin
istraton should have drafted half million OF men
for instant service and half q million more re
serves It will waste months of time and spend
millions of money and encourage growing dscon.
tent, end sxpend precious popular enthnsasm--and
then be Obliged TO draft. II was not prudentf The
people might be discoptentedi To this /. replied
IL was, and II necessary. me people musl con-
sent 10 that or Acknowledgement This call Tor vol
unfeers II one more step 10 that Just behind tha'
time policy which has marked the war. Voiun.
teeriug would have Sufhced early In the war, nad
the Administration been wiss according 70 the sxi
sency. They did not want the meu that wanted
10 GO. Now the men do not want to CO.. Drafting
now win succeed. Walt four months and thst WI
have become fourfold more dimcult than now. A.
Wayv behind