The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-24


and if the authorities attempted to enforce the
draft, they v=onld csil ont thirty thensaud
men and vgcuid lay the city in ashes, This
nsl. was aa beautiful as chwardly in h's esvls
Of talk said he had been in pebiie oiii 70 for
the PAST eleven yss.s sud the tine h.d rew
sorse 10 stop tina war. ihs draft, & g, aad they
wee de.sru iaed 20 do il.
Il IL s'afsd on tae street to daF that Gov
srn:n ant will leave the suppression ef iha riot
% she State sla city authorities, ss a naatier of
jdatise to taca, eon.ensin@ i.2e.f with p.otscs-
sngsis own properly thsfa..
Ias TaisU5s Cs TIE GossCRuTtos II DosT
TafFk Ti8 n.E wfti. b. w4r-sD
The New York Tribune, of the 2a.h, has
The following asou. The ,iption:
va have atron, hopa tiiat no. half the
number called for by the prsssa. G., e;,Hseiipiion
5si s-er he required u issve THAR homse. 1t
| s possible that none of :ham may be. bat 1t
oy 40 means follows that there il 10 necessity
| sor drafting. Ga tina coatraFy, it ia the spse.
| ;acls Of half million fresh bayoae:s rising
anl clustering behind ouf ar mics in the iieid,
ready 10 rsp.c. ii their thinIei rapks and bear
On ;lsir yictorisus tanners, tha. we rely on to
comYlets tie work go glcriously begun and
| spara The further sfEu .iou of blood.
ii - g lg.d toby sAis haif million drafted,
| e1n1oC1, s.4i fg..,dy j 10 tahe sd1 iie.d We 10
| II iha Z. bal3 would cay III we aEe beaten on
| almost evsTy. field, ia nearly every quarter,
| without this immense reinforcement 20 The
| Union Uies, what chance can hare after
| hey shat! have been ssnt forward! LIS. u5 make
| taIEas while We may Aud thas tina mass-r
| ing Of this new array Wcud ls1re an immeGi c
| a..vingcf Iif3.
| The rebel s7mpathiz-Es st tie North $50
hat tae eu,eess Of The draft is ti.a ruin o. the
| rebellion. Hcac9 their vehement fepIga41ce
| 10 IL; hence oGT earnest a.s cl0y Ct IL Let
| IL dell ont fores taa: vii! give Us Pace
! through spesGy and compete triumph. The
rebsls are familiar " III The story OF C,ptain
| Scots 'cJoa Let ia Girs lLen rs good an
| excuse for coming dowa, by sh,wins them that
| their casa i9 hopeless just no" Is The accept
| td lime.
| TIE R2fSRYgD ussos es4!..nd Il s0&Ta CARO-
| Lsa
| Tie Yankss paEers publish regularly tx
| tracts fron, the .Sta3d!fd, "a fec0rstrac ion
pa.ef putlished ,; leigh, n. G } 10 show
that North C.roljna i5 anzio;s 10 return to
! Yankee ful9, and that her brave people are
| tired Of .hs war Iho following f.oul tIis
| Newbsrn, n G., correspondence of the New
| York Hgra'A will show exae.lI bow nlaca tine
| Yankees are deceived BY the newspaper eyi-
| lenec, ind how much they ave not.
TIE stories put ia circulation by sos,e weak
| headed p5rsous ajGu. the leading rebels bsir <
| ,;esiecus to wheel North Carolina back iato
The Union, are only iarghed at here ty those
! WHO are at all atquauted v i.a The a3tUii con
&tiCn Cf th8 puJl1 sentiment Ia tue anterior
| or have the lemp.ost conception OF Tie lnten
tians and Gosi,, IS OF the ruling rebels, as ind
| oatad by their pGJic acs. Ihe Legislature
now in session AZ Raleigh is lasily engaged
| net i'll discuss uE tie ways and means Of get
ting back into Ihe Old Union, bat in strength
| oai.g the cfeGi5 Gt tie sc called tntlsri
| COAtcdeEaGy,' and III adopting meaaUres 10,
tie more complete dsieuce ci She Safe 0g .iae
the advance OF the UUiun forces. Iha repor
tua, ii ior GeLoIal Foster has received uUy
authorizes! uscs,ufs5 ir1c. ies.diu, rebs Is 40 Ii
tho restoration oi \ Jrti C.r1lins. 10 ite U1ioa
ia Il faiie. II woaI4 te strange, ILGe5d, ii As
ha,t-~fog i, is but IL ew days silCe no Sei.t al
expedition aIo tho u y0llns country, and Ia.
il cleaned ''ss.lhIji. olstiucilon ~ party .
every thing oar brave ci7alsy boys could Is,
:teig hands On. Slrety il thers we're UHiD.
sgmp4ta:4.r5 20 be found, eoms Little DIS
crialuations woui have been shown il
thalr aeh-lf. Ihe fall Of Vichaburg an,
tbs defeat of Lee nay, however, coon h.Y'
y cheering anl satU:4Fy effsc. upon thj
, North Gacciin.ana, 10 we'll as upou othe
State. s!At fad tEe rebellion & losing tusiu ae
with them. i;nt ths stlbb0runess Of thes,
re!sis is past AL comprehension; and it is
doabtfal l4atter whether they will Iclnow
ledge themselves whipped even after They
! have been sounj;y d:no0ed in the estimation
Of the North ard all The rest II o;;iG3d cre.,
tion, and when they have no o;hst Iecoursi
than 10 return TO tho bosom OF the Cid aHl
hoaorcd aud stronger armed brotherhood .
the Uaion. Nevertheless, there asa doubles
many RAJ coIteuss, wso, disgU3taj with ibe;I
pie,ent rulers, are ready II lily back 10 th'
oil! Uai0u whenever they can 10 20 with oos
taiaty that their necks viii Ia IA no danger il
they should be caught iq The sc, Of Sc aa1 a,
asyls.. with the good old fold