The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-17

promptly n ,onciug, drew he ast blood from the
eurpfiaA and uuArmsd ciiiE ns Of B,ldmcfe. H.
Lincoln had scarcely sntArsd the " bite Ht US, and
ewera tsalty 70 Massachusetts,. before res aent
nom that otate was sent to garrison Fost Monroe.
ana tbus N outrage the feelings and Insult the
propvs Of vreiaiA
even before the regular invasion Of Vrsiais, WAS
buA In commend If Fort Monroe, and Sscied, of
c,ufss, TO insub AID Ausniist~ ths Vir9i alars to
the utmost extent of his capacity. Afterw ards
when Nsw Orleans hsd bssn captured BY tho brave
old navy Of the country. again Massachusetts, was
soruss In tie foreground. aud Butler plac sd In com
nAnd OF the Guif. Indeed, Ia every iuNsuoa
whsse 'pows-" was to be Won and money ID ,de In
II was to carry fl stat, library, stsal The swords
OF brave m a, or piun'er the property Of non cam
DatsRts We'll. itis AL right. II IL tbs only war
sce hss ever anrpo ted, aud let her claim honoss
also enjoy Its rssn,is. That will bs half mii.ion
OF ofseased and broken down men, incapable Of
supporting theynselye, Ia the future debt Of tw,
.ns okaud millions, snd perhaps, II the p.ociana-
ton La suc:e'sfol. hall III Iiion Of big and little
negroes snd. ss tn abe concerned the loss Of
the unio0 JsrtcS What hs~ut.fal State, to be
cure --haif million Of pAuoers. aud half mil
HON of Tree Americans OF African descent" and
debt of two thcnsand rlillions, and worse than all
With no more eha:cs to plsndes other States
throu eh hsr tariff kumbrgs Nor ia this likely to
Do tbs whole kfair. All the Abolition lu1aIies Of
the oiasr States, with honest old Abe" at their
setts. where they can enjoy :n partial freedom 70
thsie hearts coItent and Contemplate st the.r lei
sure, tie n n srd desols;loa that surround ths m
sud ~hich sne5 iabofed Witk The energy Of devils
10 Il aet on othe.r bat VIII ch n the ure.rirg jus
tce Ut Heaven, soas at lEst infi:f.a en- themselves
An artlc!s on "Yfee Discussion" closes thus:
Any attsnpt to revive their Eestre, or 1, fe:tsr
the press again would be the sisnal for civil war
Ia the North. TIE Arm resolve las sone forth
the advice ef Senator saulsbrry is now recorded
In the utmost hearts Of thousand, Father than
tubis to le1al arrest, to defend themselves to the
iaAf" Eathsr than TO SOS free press, "tte pal.a
dunn Ct the p5op.eS rights. again strict en- Gown
Thousands - uud Sell thei. lives In its defence TIN
people are sick aud tired Of tbs inarjties follies
and upid despctssms of this weak and wicked Ad
ninistsss.on they will not be ts;flcd with sny
more. They must not be provoked II Ill no. DO to
make lew expeIiEcnts In tyranny Asingle N s.ca
row applied. would produce a ,arful xpiosion --
II peo"le d. not think We are living In revolution
ary i'm Is, let them attend any DaM,craiic meet.
lag, 8ad See hcw tbs log. ultra aEV extreme sapt
iasnts ars sppl.need e. bold, bad raxu, cod now
set our Ii.y guani,s with blood. We oeniurs r. =
Dnb iaSns. as they vslae peaos ap1 order 20 ad
here to tie Constitution ind the laws. Democrats
will never violate them. They nsvar hsvo but II
faced to chooae between submission to further
/, violation Of them or resistance 10 wrong ths dc
ciscn will not be doUb:frl. Ko Individuals have
much intsreGt fn adhe,ing s',i3s,y law ss Rs.
publiesnf, and II they have any faculty 10 'dia
cerning the sg,s of tbs :imes."i. is net necessary
for as to poin ca: the rea1pn why