The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-01

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Anvtht.e Nm shan srned Intervention " ssvsfat
q, - leading powers 81 Europe win DO COR cause
uA6rs hasm tAan GOOD. The recognition Of car m
1eSsnAnss, ths raising u The blockade, and ~
l,ancA csnalve and dseepslve. With France OF hns'
1ana, woaA bat .esaspsrass and unite the Nor'n'
"a Ems aerensthen her and iaduce ~ % relax our
.xer.iooe. and thereby weaken N. No one pow.
,xSnatSpe cea successfully invade the North.
- s.acceas be block aded and her seaport cuN-
eapsrr~d. ahe will have mere soidiers Sor net ~
nies end fewer idlers 10 support. the "ecs.AA."s
- M. ara tho munitions Of war are or readily can
=. r.o9sncsa Ia the Interior. So TAR a these arr
-. =. concerned the seabcard cisies are nonpro-
Arn.,. and most expepsivs consanacrs. Three cen
,r,t.. .ra half ego, every nation Of Europe hved
,s,A,n ,,selt independent OF foreign trade NO SET
,s.. al the globe produces with 80 little labor ana
n nah abundance the necessaries OF HE NJ the
Northwest. Diyesled Of her seaboard towns ana
~ The artificial and acquired wants which those
.oxns euseudef and maintain, and no country can
.nssain herself with 90 little labor the North,
ss.. .s..-- - ,,,.,-, Gan .r.,. !, ,arce a pro
= -. ,,.,,,..,,,, Car n,,l;,.rv nnrposss-
rsH-.,... =. 1870. .r,r,r. If meat and bread
- $500. ,w;,n -. co,fae and SUGAR "a did
~....,,.-..., - rn-ona three centuries AFRO. For
,".s,... *. NO. ~oo, and hann am, ,,ar Az did
our ancestors In 6ne, she can be just as comforta
BILE end far more Independent foreign trade
.A..-,,A IA Var ,ntanse hatred to the South, her
,..ie hs@ remuneration would induce her, in case
Il foreler intervention, to readily sscriics all art
htial ana acqnired wants. and live within herself
4fthout 3 navy and without = mercantile marine,
far rnropean powers might divest her Of them, sew
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- ,..aa.. :. IN concentrate all our force aud
th.s .arensthsns m
Tha enrrescv oaesaion now dis;urbs the North
.s.n,e her fheelen trsas brings her paper currer.
80 n contact with metallic currency. Blockade
hsr pcsss, cut her OF from all connection with Eu
rops and her paper wo1d for all useful and neces.
sary purposes. be a. good - gold The whole OF
her industry and the whole Of her power would be
sxsrted for wsr purposes, II she were blockadsd
Now, onehalf of that industry and one haf OF het
effective force IL occupied IN producing neeoiesS
Injuries for the rich, OF IN supplying the artinei
wants of all classes. successful blockade would
double the military power OF the North IN conduct
ing war against us. She might then as readily
put two millions of men IN the field rs sae can now
put one million No one foreign enemy could cap.
ture her river marine, and with that she can reach
the heart OF our domnions
1t il chiefly because We have been blocaaded Ia,
we have exhibited such wonderful power in this
strurs3e. II has enabled us to concentrate our
forces and our energies. to dispense with foreign
,uxur;es and to produce more of the necessares OF
life and the munitions Of war; and it has more
over saved US from all difficulty and vexation on
the currency subject. Our cotton and tobacco,
unsold represent their value in gold and silver and
serve basis for our present and future credit.
Had or ports been open a large portion OF our
people would have been employed in sending
these articles to market selling them, and in selling
the useless luxuries for which they had been ex-
changed Our foreign exports bring us III little
that is useful, and scarce anything that is neces
sary, or if necessary. like salt aud ron nothing
that we had not better produce at home. Foreign
Intervention that shall merely raise the blockade
frsm our cities, capture the Northern seahoard
towns, aud blockade ner coast weaid be ruinons to
us; and if we were relieved from the blockade, we
should expend nine tenths of the proceeds Of our
cotton and tobacco in useless uxuries destroy the
basis of our credit, and divert a large portion,
probably one-half our population, from war, or
fl ON industrial pursuits necessary to the success
fal conauct Of the war, and set them to trading and
money making Let us have no recognition of our
independence, no raising of the blockade, no mei.
alton, 20 intervention, unless it he efficient inter-
vention-an intervention founded upon just hu.
name, and sensible reasons
co..., h.. h..o,,a ,ha .h;sf ar,;e,. ~ .,o,,;,.
xr ,hs o;v;,,,ea ,ba h.rarons and half tho 90
~woria The war now waaed ara;ns. the Sontb "a
CARRIED nm for the purpose Of enabling the North tn
,,o,,.,,;,. great mar, of the cotton .rade ona IS
~. manufacture Of cotton clotba TINS roaming an
illicit uro, from Southern labor and enhancing ,be
p,;ce of cot.on clothing the world over Already
h. Moor in every region of the elobe find the az.
penses Of living increased by this rapacious war.
by this war which purposes to monopoIize the pro
dncts Of the South in order to enrich the dishonest
North by aiching iniquitous profits. not only from
the South, but from all mankind Let the South
be subiugated by the North, and she (the Nortb)