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


10 sto'e. with 10 sisns Of u ff ssh attack.
BOLD UTTERhhCE Ar THE NORTH.
We ere indebted to tae kind le.s Ct !cisud for a
iste copy OF tbs Few York Caacssian, paper
noted fer the bodne:s 81 its protests against the
rsurp ,tion Of power by Lincoln Sem, Of the ali-
c.s ara interesting beth for their bolduess and the
truths they contain. From ops Of the editorit ls
headed Yhe Destiny Ct the West" j." We .raot the
following
Ths South, erdan sersJ by this hugs aud dsvilish
lunacy OF "Aboitionsm.' sscsGed withdrew. and
utterly refused to its Chief Magistrate
oua WHO not oily cd not represent the will ard
wishas of singIe'citizsn IN fifteen States. but who
was pledged to carry ont :. principles" wniih II he
had ven:ared to avow them twenty yesrs sso Ia
the streets Of this or aas other Eorthern city,
world have cKussd his being .robtcd AUD beaten
with rotten csps But they shou' j hsvs satmisssd
Of oour g. to those pledged &c uae the prfsf9e AID
power Of tbs COMMON Government sBsiGst - sia
very" aga inst the pesos order, rnd safet OF 10
ciesy fer the ''gradusl exiacsion" OF Il e supre.
macy ri iha wtite citizen AID IN favor o. the i'm
partial freed III" end ecnseGufn. sins!gAmsticn
with their negroey- for their ch''dFsn, IL them
gelves Yes they shonld have sub niited TO the
form Of course, though tie spirit was utterly 3D.
and trusted to tho ballot box tin tho north,) for
safety, especially IS the "friends Of tbs South I"
there WAS not single politician among them who
d d net assen. 70 the fundamental principle Of the
Abolition party, and thus give up tho whole ques
ticc at tEe start!
on tas corsrsry, they really be.vsd thonsa!veI
.hs best possible judges OF their orF safet} both
OF the measure sid of she mode OF redress" ss a.
visea long srcs ~ Jedertcn, AID Gs tbs protpeet
of having their rights defended by others, .!kile
they stoad still ard looked on. was to ssy tbe
least, rather dutious they took their dssiily IL
.hair own hands, and placed Themselves. for tee
tins being. beyond the scope Of Government
thus perverted fron IN iratruren. OF coD<aoa ho
neii ,ence into a n.Gshin. c! sectional ruin. CT
course, we repeat, they did wrong. They Ghou!d
have Submitted at all events, until all the depart
mems Of the Federal Government, IS well RI all
the Governments Of the Northern States. wsra in
the hanGs of the anti eoutEern patty. GG6 Their
with tne precedent Ct Submission before tn u. snd
bound teplessly a. the feet OF ths Eisnds OF i1s.
partial freedom why, thsy might resist perhaps
II they could. Bot they met the Aboiit!on mon.
stec at the thfeshoid, instead OF fighting Tor tho
preaer vs.ion Of society at the haarthssone, ans
though blood has bsen poured cat iiAe water or
dor," Ess thus far, Iniscsrris in the land OF Wash
ington II the Northern '.fisnda of the Sonth'
had ;oIc I'd Ar. Lincoln to abandon The "pFinepss'
of his party, and to sssnc by She decision Ct the
Sapseme Court, OF G. 81 there wtuli have beel
10 .sion nor one drop tf blood spilled in Vr.
giris and thefefors IL IL soutssy cersn that She
battlss on tie Potomac Lre fought for ths IDEA CT
Impartial feed, m on one side, and the preserva-
sttution on the ether. Rut ths bA.tlssin TIE West
arc In san. at least By those who do TIE fghting,
II represent something eotirely different. TIE
West Is not yet sbolit!oniaec aad II the actual,
homes. question before Il, would hGat for nc
gro slavery rather than AmSigamaiion or 'tUpar.
lial freedom" They are d.!uded ard betrayed ty
the East and mace the tools Ct HeU ErgieLd Gu
pidy and fAcatieisE. Al The people wing On ths
mississippi are the sans people, hSve the same deas.
she az intereste ana forced Into COZ Aist with
ssch other By distant and Eensots cCn u1 tiles.
tho battles they Eight arc smopG the sad1'st things
,hs woiid over saw and enough 10 make even Al.
ee'a ws.p. These Of the upper GisSis'rti ra!ss
wheat, pork, beef stock, &C.. while those beoV
them rage cottou fob .cco, sugar, &C.. sna Provi'
,tenca bss bestowed op them this mighty river for
th. tx .hange Ct .heic Pre- dacis. In the natural
ord.r of thir X, aid tha dayeiopnens OF Demo
cratic inst ntioas tbsy should lire CUBA Hay ii.
Central Amer ica &c and reetcre Industry ans cav.
zation to thu naturally fertile snd genisl resions
now blasted and withered by the Il .eGus Eboii
ticn delusiop and, II necessary. the man at the
northern sources Of the great river should ctm. to
fhs aid Of tho man at Is southern outlet f,r tue
sxtensios Of 60 called slavery and the ercon:l 81
insnt Of their common destiny. Tne citizen 0.
IlIinoia or WiseonsiD, In exchanging the procacsi
OF his labor with the producer of the soa,h,
should have sugar a! six csrts poEnd asd osa'r
tA.ngs Ia proportion, and scne day. when reason
snd interest, instead of folly, snd crime, aud fs-
natIci M, rule the hour, ell this viii be realized
Nesnwhsie, these people Of the great valley, tAse
American Demo rats whose interests ara WI ose
t;.sitnies are n5ivisibe, are cutting each oteers
throats with tbs utmost fury. As Observed, there
ia no difference, even OF Abstract sentiment On'
Ike the Esst, they refese TO ansgamxfe the negro
in their sys,em IS absolutely a. il Missssip; ara
II really forced aIpong them bc New England, Lit-
ue.a &C, would fl sat AZ promptly for slavery,
or for retainiuS tto sgr; in his normal condition
.s does tao former WHAT then aro these brothers
10 the areat valley rgating iori Why. Il Ii said \
saae ~ Well that would &c, certainly. II tie
"A a" represents thsif p.iaelp!ss; bat II other
wise. II It is made tho sy"bol q 81 shas taey
hate. aud all that Is hoy.i to their own vel
fare, Why then they are ss besottsd and Meet
"A tie slaves Of England or Russia. whoN Nbr.
sh,c idols In the form OF Kings. Agsin. Il skid
thai they are ash.irg Tor free trad On no
the xsst who tax them ali alike. and agains. the
satrai free traders of the lower Mississippi 1t II
ali ae,uslcn; \ criminal Ewicl mistake. Tbs in.n
Of the West utterly aohor 1ooiitionis ism, fcr1ssn.
ism, tsrifism. ana all the other dsvi.isus OF Eew
Iue.snd. They wan free tsais ard union with
an msr;caus: but, above al. with their OWE ma
tural brothers OF the lower Ms iss'pp rather snsn
with Virginixns Or Vermonser.; aud II New Eng
land res.sts this and demands spssia privileges In
tbs form Of tariffs and ,seovsr. lnskts on emitting
aach otEsss throats 10 carry out her 'dea' Of ne.
arosy thsn lot her look to II that the dSunon when
she creates isnot visitsd on her own guilty head.
Uedsr tho hsAd OF "A Massachusetts, Wa" the
Caucas,an has the following article,
rh. ,,urnsls Of tho day tell the story Of certain
us,or willard, of Boston, moftally wounded at
ti.nds soieuuly charged those from Msssachu
setss to stand brsvsIy mp to the nsht, for i' Dss
: Hasscc1.setss vsy, aud therefore every trus son
Of that state shouls Do bis e.s 70 uRsod ssoo s
...,cn nv wAdt n the ''sebsis Of the South II
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