The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

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sons Srress ea eSen pe1oro the pretended sus-
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a,n usaoy&i 10 my country, hes before men
ana Id tns presence OF nigh heaven.
ussd this language because every miseya
pis Aoohtion press and Abeiisionist IN the
iana cares 10 charge with disloyasy man
WAo honSs'iy utteTs hls sentiments differing
from the vieWs and policy of this Adninistrs-
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than some persons think ought 10 exhibit;
but nave been made to feel or THIS suhject
nay constituents have suffered; and while
ssanc In this Ssnats a representative, it is
trus, OF the sovereignty OF one of the smallest
States IN this Union, will discharge my DUTY
to the psopls OF that State though the heavens
themselves should fal!.
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make no tsher and 10 more. except to nv
fellow citizsns Of ny own State. While /
ever nave aaa ever shall counsel nay state to
hs the last TO abandon tae FedeSai Union, into
whish ahe was first 70 enter, and to patiently
wait ard bear until returning raason shall
convince al sections that TIE best security for
their rights Of iifo, liberty, and properly, ia il
that Union and under that Censsaution which
on fstaeTs 1orsasa, ane tis disna asbarsd Sec
ttons OF Snas Union may from tais conviction
sain'oseon,e united, yss now, and here, cay
10 the people Of my oiase-spea TO them
as indi'iddsis Who are conscious mat they
nave evsr pesn true AMI faisaisl to tbs Con-
stilntien ss,ld awe OF tier counTy-beng con
scioas or your innocence ei 3esE CAUSE CT OF
fence, iss no minlon OF aesposie power kerest-
tar arrest or ,alprison You, uasss IN accord
Sace villa Inc ID y o. sae iala. Asainss wrong
tai aTress aaEs.G youFeesVes; ana LIZ II 81 &C.
fence uSe lasa taat amount OF force which is
necessary Tor your protection, and whatever
shail be ons .esuis, Your conduct WIZ os Ia ao
eordanee with tes law of the land and viii
mse.the approval OF righteous God. IT you
shall Sai; III deience OF your rights, you will
leave as legacy 70 your children or yoiis
irienos an impeEisnaois Tenown. ieur name
wbi Do tfansMitted 10 ,utare generations IN
tee glorious cassloBuo o. those VINO nave
efaseiy o'ea IN aetehce oi hpxE,y, ana VIII Ds
remembered 70 the - Latest syllable OF u1s."
THE ABOLITION PRocLAMATIoH.
Another measure adopted by the President,
professedly as q necessary measure to suppress
rebellion, Is his proclamation of the LIST inst .
prociaiming freedom to nearly three millions
fulmen. A Pope's bull. as he himself has well
said, aeains. the comet. are the slaves whom
he declares free in his possession or that of
their masters Has he or they control over
them Can his paper bull give than p-scti
cal iiberty9 fit can, surely il csn do soma
other and more efficient thugs to ward suD.
pressing rebellion. If Il is SO potential. why
not issue another declaring that the eyss OF
the rebels shall all Immediately drop out p
They could not then see to fight against him.
Why not stiil another, thatthe guilty sinners
shall all immediately become lame? Tney
could not then march againat him And yet
another, that evsry nerve Of every rebel shall
be Immediately eDarvatedf Taey could not