The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

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ysrs;.y OF msun.s. customs law. re,jeiou snd so
cisl habits But Ee thouxat that there wa = large
Oos ser7st.ve anti. porttau sentimeut In Haw 1no-
land, which would Of itsslf ovsrc.ruo rarroW g,
ma icism and should not bs exo'uded
Ee next held that tae Middle 6tates ANA the
South could not separate from each other by rear
con of tie geographical t;ss. He rid the North.
west wcrld ros separate from tbs South and Tia
day that gxW q 6iyisi3n between the sIayehosdnr
and non. elsye hoid;rg States would Sos csuaraio
between ths West and Eass He held thst the sole
cause of controversy 0as Slavery, And :bss the
eeits.on Of that sntjecs q political eemeut must
csase-th.t they mus. return TO the ccnssitutional
and actual Oasis of ff,y yssfs eao the fareeAfihs
rule the resurn OF fugitive slaves, and the transit
and temporary soouru Of r,es.e,s 1,th thai, a,aves
in ths free Et:tex fhis VA, The nras crshs Iiaien
yvherever thev choose e. uavit Hs con,sndrd
tnat the sorth was anus,iv ,,tar.s, ! -ish a.
Eor,h in re.un,on. and that tie ee.sst.sn ~ ths
war woaid rroduss ,ha. result II the conntrv
vss really III Of wsr sn6 thor OH .nareh n,co1
h I'd n.en shaa snd m:s..v irfi;.t q ~ -"riS nsts
TIA f,!,o,r,n1 nrcr,sitInn Son S.I,;.s - -,
srmf.tic, but NOT nof ty,ots ,,j,xasc.. i. ss.ni
army c the seeded States and rsdycs he iiitarv
clare fyss trade besrssu tie Ncrth and Ssuh nsres
r2oa a Zolfcer6ia, recall tie Asets. terminate tke
bccsoas yss.oye trarsL and do rU tsiars az 6sfcrs
As rar sseet ne. Press lent /, ie6t resume old
rciailous and ta.is passions would bs raslIows5
tears dried sorrow d.speed end 9rseo would ra;.:
grow en- the tsr.io,s ta...e-He;ds Of this to. ribs
wav.
asRs depied that this was forms, rec,Rni..os but
truce, To- II it confessed dikuriop, {. wss cnIy
the surgeon. who ssts a fractured limb 20 heal a.
admits last Il Ia broken, The t3oyer,ment had
faiied 20 ash out tho rebellion aud wuId al yays
pensirg hcsiiIitias but objected - srbits ssioa -
Hs pontsd cut tbs Lessons OF the wer from iii n
each party had learned to raspect the power ans
yalor of the o:hef M. v. c,rciuded bv a refer.
enee TO his readiness to Yield ND personal
and the more material rewards Of ambition les.
now to the fcsura and tho good Of hts ccuatrv -
Whoeyer behaved that war vonId restore tha
Union; whoever srss for war for the anclitioo of
slavery or dsuaion, and whoever demanded 8outh-
efa Independence and Anal sepsretlon, would not
be satisfied win Whist he ssil Bat 10 had alw ay
been for The Unicn aud would not surrender il
now. In youth hs desired to I've to see the hun.
dredth anniversary os American iader rendekce, and
- orators e:sult Ia the growing gories ard gresa.
moss Of the stu uEissd Ststss, b hoped FOG II
yet u we secured peace now s0d oe9an rsun1on.
Al wonlo BE- WE'LL II not, he saw nothing before
n Dat revolution and anarchy.
Er. Vall1ndighAm's hour having expired,
Nr. Bingham sad the speech Of his colleague
should not 70 unapswefsd.e II was an apology f,r
e00s910E Hkoe3 11onnnnl uGnoieA k:ssox1 -.
shcusd d. It ooEx60tty ~ ~ npvs-
ments locking % sscsme6A 49, sed - ne South
bssora Abraham Linsola was elected, He charged
Mat thers wcu:d lave bsen no rebsllscn ncw bat
for the ccurss Of tbs gentleman and h.s iendS snd
their cry OF NO Coercion The act Of James Buchan-
an in refasng 70 coercs the rebel States, was the
cause OF tie Protractsd wR ana thCt est WA Sus'
tsiasd By the gentleman and his paftyt II Mr.. lin
coin bad followed tbs footsteps ef his predeeeszcr,
ana refused TO coercs or lctorfefe, worl1 have
bsen confossion taat the 9Gverament wss unable
10 oeiend :eit sno tns result would nave Dssn DIS
ruptton. But he acted ditarently He called ous
1ouDs tns gsnasmsa ma va gles,Iy g.,evea .aetess.
no us.t .n.. Me on.y way " Mnich !ns onioa
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an .re oou,se ol Tue eeosto M. vai'ano18osm
asked Ar si;ghsm il he would b. VII iag to stop
sne Constitution to the Union. -
Mr. biagoam fepi1sd taxs ke Cid not think me
gentleman NAG authority fscm h's master, Jeh De-.
w. 70 mako the propotisioa "A bis nsme. Rs held
thas no aover1mens ecuM submit to rebs!s in afms
and SURVIVE Iae question 70 day was. should the
Republic iiVs scd should thcy bsqu.ath 1t to Their
chiidrenf and 20 accomplish LAk the expenditure
OF bloed :Id OF treasure wss = nothing: