The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-29

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fas ss ssfss, and Sin z sbby. AsSi6ls policy tn
whas oud - ths haad Of our Goverrm mt follow.
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day Il cur best kiands in Emf fAsh coz a lent
AAs ysstesday was tbs lsw Yeat1 1ay Ia Aneri.
% ofa New Ers of Oar Lord whe eklled Ill men
nsctas1 30 ntsls faith in our Government and
Horeheru peoples w0gds has been A1psred by their
work hithefto.
1hs wssds Of cur 0overnmsntt hpOh esmen to
foreign natons publshod In the decu1bents feOm the
Secrssa,y Of stssss Once, ara, ~ sosFy to stats
mot at al Impressive to tie EuxopeAN seaeral read.
er-aot more impressive u hiu ttan TO shs various
Buropeaa ministers and 6iplo1nAA3 70 whom they
Wsrs originally aprolnt3d 20 ~ teasd, usnry Clay
o@es elame4 sAat Ne eas tho be1e 11used inau IN
A0cesea. Our astuz 6eoFetafy OF Htats u thsbsSs
iaoghed u OF al American statesmen In EUROPE
TIE LONDON TiAEs AND THk SCRlFTURAL vIEw
OF SLAVERY.
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s '" 'A' .e~'s' 0eeoao1' Unever' 1yng'
and others, have taken In this wal. the following
paragraph occurs:
sSomsa "a .h" P'ssca nos Ier an ioiAiole OF
snos a..".Sa 20 =. .or no sooa cn9fcn pas YET
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tssir hsnd: In th., h,op .s w..n .ne olDie 10
80. s.s .S. - s.as CS0H saete u not one single
~ .hnh ~ y. = .es ~ " Prove si3vety uniaw'
~ ,n;.s"4.;a ~ nSa wnien na!urshy tends to
-. Is .Ho1' sr - ,Us..'on, ana ~ maj cxtia0-
%,;,..r ~. ths .oa. we lave sn epuNe
1s.s wnnen ~ me man 1ne represents tLe last re.
by the hand Of : runaway Save Who hsd sonsht
= rssase with tho writer. 70 his lawful master,
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another more thoroush,1 Sar ths eu,r.c - Ths Ths
same writer tells his recent converts Ii At il they
are savse .aey must make the bs1t OF th.t condi.
uon, and not try 70 eseape It, at lsAst By any
means contrary to the laws OF the country. Tho
only possible doubt about tbs exact meaning Of
his advice s whether the slaves are to refuse their
liberty, sven II It DO offered, or whether they are
merely to remain tue to their masters, even il
chance presensa the opportunity Of escaps. The
context, whish says that Q faithful and dutifui
christian slave becomes the freedman Of his Heav.
eniy master, clearly proves that q slave who re-.
fuses the oner Ct freedom has high eeriptursl a.
eument for his choice II 1t bo said that slavery Il
at vaxance with the spiEit Of the Gospel, 10 also
are Q good many things which are not vet
laid under the ban of Abolition, or threatened
with the war power" Sum 2tuous fare purple
and 0ne line1. wsslik. ecclesiastical titles,
unmarried cisrsy, good clerical incomes, and
many other things contrary to tho spirit OF The
Gospel cr, at least. be proved 10 ~ easily as
slavery. Bat the Roman Csshoiics hsvs Just as
much to sey for any of their peculiar doctrines
a. tie Aboiitionists have for their ons article OF
standing or falling community. Whether the Con.
fsterates have done right to throw OF she Union Ia
stinct question bat they cannot have . better
sole mn invocation Of tbs "wsr power" sraizat a.s
~Se0"oos ""o s'liA cisAms tne duty OF hi3
Thh has raised decided commotfcn among the
xxetef Hall papers CT Ensisnd and ne rive .ha
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.~p' 1.As "o1a 'nS iasss. II is
nom TIE Aavefpooa Fo"'
Tho Tyns, has raised a lion In Tia n,,b ~ N.
Southern Oonfsderscy. FOR a long nariod r. bes
supported The Gouthern cause bv e9arv sr.nr,a.s
AsseAuity eould susess&. and By every stats-nspt
IN easy and sanguine credulity could adopt Eou,h
efnsrs, themselves. have been startled by the ve-
nemsncy OF tne xsmsss advocacy and the
suenGtn OF ns A1estions. At length Il has
9one Deyona Dounos' ana overfoachsd itself-
Amg fuo.c Wau suneF MS royal ear to be abused
eood desi, put snefe are tniugs to which he viii
not nearken. ana Wn'"a he must resent. The
1, zs@N nas ss.uaMy gone tue Length OF advocating
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