The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-22

IN hQttC Iu0NIo'1O00, ob0 6II0Ye0 0lo lm pas
stoned and glowing though 8 10 lasgl sgs he,
10 ~ once oonaensed asd sopi0us-emb elsish
I'd by the winning gYaeos Of rhetoric, and eel.
dua daaey."
(fron ths New orlssas Delta
"These who imagine that this 10 q wont
70 q y:
eAaracnrist o. yst even sAas "a b ct 10 .issuss.
ID In Is ~ 1t never has been discussed before
But. aide from this, there l. set topic which
auPertains 70 our political PHILOSOPHY lpeI
wAiao it, gifted author has not eloQ 1easly dis
eoursed, with pen Of dre, In his o IN felioa.
toas. oonsenial, aad convincing nanaer."
From he Southern IA srary Me sssnsss1
"Ths authors s'yls is good. elevated, oftsa
eic asnt. often betrayiag . tendency 10 40
rldfty not easily repTessec. Ba. it was not
his style that kept ~ pinned 70 his pages a. &c
fore as-ths first literary fr1it Of the war-t.
Of itself, both In ID mat'sr and its form, (for
1t - most Handsomely printsdI worthy to b.
called triumph alike for the author and for
the saase hs hss 20 nobly sspoueed."
tfssn tho Christian Observer -
sIf the facts presented In this volume eoa:A
b sent bzoadeast among tho N orthefn people.
tas progress Of blind f-aaac''m might b ar
lFrM ths Lynshburs Hspuslisan
adeQ aAte conception OF the vaiue, i'm port CO,
.ad literary character Of the vols one before
"a II nat b. read TO Be appreciated and en-.
jayed, and ~ hope COPY Of IL ~in soon en-.
We are gratfed to see that the publisher
have seli 5000 copies of is-an nnheaYd Of
snceess In the eale Of any southern book"
Prem the Charleston Is. o. oouier.l
"The form - treatment the asthor he's
adopted H. comprehensive, ocn pact. and phi.
1 - aapects, bearing and effects, At once before
sae mind, and showing thorough aoQ uaint-
aaos with the topic.
"Fhs advantages Of this admirable ar
rangsment are made ths mere manifest and
the more available By the ylgor and clearnss
of his dietion. Indeed. In spite OF The state.
nass Of his sopic, the author com q ands aus
keeps possession Of the rss del . attention, BY
the charm Of tts xulcrit nsrs ous an eleSaA,
style. The work. 90 nsidered simply as LIT.
erary production. il worthy Of \ close p"ru.
nl, and Of a place II every library nOu
which traah Ii ssern'y excluded
From the Hlch mond KRquirsf.l
"fr. MacMahon's rem arkabie power OF
eondeLs ation, n as enabled him 70 give the
result, OF his Lahore In The nsld Of hist Try In
Q few pages. A great amount OF liable
aud cuTio as Information Teiative to the sys-
tens Of servitude peculiar To the q re ks and
Romans, the ancient inhabi ants of India,
me Jews, the Barhafte aordes. the Arabs,
Information that can be gatAsIed only By
ysars Of patient rsAd;ng-is coouibated BY
he eashvr In tn condensed torn.
He Afterwards proeseds 10 expose the .lstty
AID hslloWness It Northern and xriush
philanthropy. The workshors. cotton fac
eoriss, and coal mines # Great Britain, are
opened 70 eur Inspection, and tho wsxl1 o.
misery ebeunaing In those boaa ID institu
trastsd with the conn rte and happiness 0,
subjecu OF the slavery Of tho eoaIh. The
policy OF the AlreOin Administration 10 10.
viewed. TIE victories Of sAs var sn.nerased.
Of thrilling sIoqaepce. The style Of Mae.
Mahon's work 10 exceedingly senate, beauu
fua, Iorcible, aad powsl fal -faresy excellsd In
splepdor Of aieaOa, riehness OF Imagery, or
amplitude OF ilustEaaeA.
fYrem tee xias ms,d 1xsnin8.l
"ThA philosophical destsn of;his work and
IT. flne literary exes1tisa not only recon
mozd it TO the favor Of the many readers II
viii doubslsss seoure, bat promise I, piass
in the taCdAFd ntofa40re Ut the o9utA. The
author treats sil the subjects growing out OF
,hs slavery aispaw win an asateasss Of
analysis and grace OF etSl0 that give . won
derf0l freshness TO subJeo.s which have been
hackneyed BY other writer's. and has pro.
Aussd in the whole popular and graceful
exposition q Southern poh IDEAL phiioes
ply"
teron 10 Rishnond WAis.l
? 1.-THE author lays his foundation deep and
broad, giving rapid and lucid hjs,ory Of
slavery rs IL x,sted from very remote sSss tc
an Integral cement Ia the progress aud sr~at
ness of the most remarkable GovsrnmsE Z
tAat ever exasted.' HIS history Of Tasss and
com parisoA of their capacities for progress
as being ~ able In dsAuc aons 40 il 10 remark.
able in research and varied learning. HI
conveys Ia 4 small com pan tho peculiar tratta
Of the negro race, physical, moral. and men
which God has p:.oea between HIN and tn
white man. forever proven stns the equality
Of the Two rascs-shS negro doomed " lnfs8i.
GRITTY throughout all age, p4st, present. and
IUtuYe."
FIRE . tho Richmond d pataA1
eve have read with srsat pleasure thia
discussed. the authors atyle and mode o.
treatment give IL new attractions. The Ais
t0rioal statement, in the ocnoiading pagss, OF
the conduct OF the North since the bsginnisa
the Federal Administration towards The
South. 10 mastery. ltis q simple record q
facts, and iess ornate thaA Any other paFs o.
the publication eot be must - = naa d
Loo whose blood that unvalDiaAo4 story 6ooG
not oalas 70 boil n every vetn."
fFrom Ne Bows Rsviswl
1--WE consider this TO b one Of the NEST val
uablo con tri bu tiOns to the Literature Of the
times, ald shall not fail In oar Dsxt to draw
very c0pionslv upon 1t. The author Aas
studied his sc btecl carefully and Intelligent
w. and has traced cut the causes, with mastes
hand. which uplsrIie the present. great revo.
latioA. HIS vssk deserves place IN every
family" ~
trro. IL Psssraesrs Hzps,s.l
ITO defend the iAstlta tien Of alavery uPea
al the poinN on which 1t has been assaulted
70 show the physiological sla intellectual
infeytority oEths AsGre - the Oaacadan race,
and the slsvati1g ln1aenoes upOn the former
Of ssate Of Rervitad<; 70 expos the real a.
thoyshlp and nature Of the war into which tbs
two sections OF he late Uuicn have been
plunged, and thus lay the foundation TO- ia
correct kistory-thsse are the OBJ &C Of the
publication hsfofs %, and the writer has. BY
the very clever manner In which 10 has p6I.
termed his labors, rendered valuable servtcs
not Only - the o. use Of 0suthsrn literature,
kat % the Cause Of yuth and justice His
stateusats are lncii-his logic - lsas visoT.
oas than aecorao-Als ye1eoAoss taoleious,
and his style pleading"
[FNsa Ne Ly1eAtory viEcsiaa
" We vish that tAs proofs embodied In that
verk 6 aid - laid before The WAsls North.
they would carry conviction 70 he 0tnds Of
samo Who new Gropo eUtdot the 0AIkoesa
Vhich the sable 0tvinltes Of AhOlitl0nlsn
spread, like . Dan, over the Dinds Of tho pso-
- ~ RHaOx OSk DOLLAR -
AAAssa WDU1 = JoHMDTON.
Hab'lshen ena 8oohs4llsnt