The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-29
1eward aad His P,ete

Amo5iaa aud losing large Amy ia tae II
isa,i Iesrued that france ~ uu!onb,ed. .
.. ibe poiu, OF forming .,u alliance eff susis .
nai deiensiyc. with iheuA, tsoY sea- Commits
eioisis 10 make iropoeais, aneh ~ tho colo
siss would have accepted HiGh pleasure in the
beginning Of the s!sfe. Bat 1t was too lais
Tae Declaration of Independence had already
teen adopled-ths sliiaues with France h Adj
s.'eaiy been seensed-the colonies w oulI not
ttuk OF go,as back mo vssraisge, and were
determined that lie blood they ha shsd shoai
p5i be ia vsln 81 thsy gave % short answer
- uvefy proposal ot ooneiliaii They would
accept nothing tni aIeoniitlonsi Independence
aai 'tey woaii make uo trsaty eepa.eta :iom
f..uce.
OF all newspapess ca this Continent .he
l'e" York Hf6"1a ~ the issst reliable IL is
MOI only utterly HJsarUpaIons, Int Il irdul.es
cJn. faulty In "a strain Of gtacOH.fa sa
pfs&eis iujicfaus ,b.,s X 4 are always al 81 icga
10 kAow whetho. lis a.tuora!I9i.s ara meant
tNT hes, OF earnest, We paeo tut li'e ie'i
aaos, Therefore, ou what it ssys yiai regasj To
sssari piau fos paoifyin that il, fof sutia
s~,iug these Confederate Stales. II II suppose
dedt lat he ia bat repeating the hiriory Of lie
first Revolution, abb that lie is Ia 1acei Ia al
Tempt consihttioa hY tue same moiiy. tina,
v-oupied Lord EoftA-l.ameiy, the fear Q.
iyreiBa Intervention. i.st US then $50 what
lie proposes.
la the h'st place, the Terri ,oFies are to re-
main free. Tho great object for which the
South - long c1n,eudsd 10 the Congress of
the United 5.a'eJ s 10 be put beyond their
reach forever by single dash of The Se.f.
i1y's pen In the seepni place, Ms1ouri is
10 be "A iiee State. The scounlrsls who bave
iobb1d her citizsns Of thar slave property afo
ID triumph IA their rain, and they are to fe
cslV6 no iadsnIuitcaio whatever, hut 10 be
told that Mssturi has chosen to be Il free
state pAIp..Llo lie and IA liz which nobody
better KNOWS IL be such than ) sward himsei
] she third piacs, after the other slave S.a;es
iAS" been occurred FROM ono oni 10 .ba othsi
BY i.iuc0n's Lofdes OF Atoii.ioujsts alter
h.i II million o: slaves have been aioieu f,om
them, the hl'lriura are - retain all those ia
then lUssession at iiis end Of the war Won
degiGi hbsftty, 10 bs sure Let IL ts under |
stooJ however that hs is thus LIBERIA ouly |
be, ,nse hs thinks slavery mas received II blow |
ifoa whIth 1t cannot recover that az 10 cay,
tecause having accomplished a!t h9 aimed
hi nathiDg more was to bs gained BY cGuces
ei0u la "A word Seward ttncy ,un that be.
cause the Yankee army wAs not destroyed a,
Gol,ysbag. ho IL nas er oi Tie country, pro
csei- 10 tea. Z; as thoush 1. were already subu
!, .lei forgetting how often he hes horetotofa
eAtn..-i A,dl-ol Il the IiiIatle o. ,hs WCtiiby
io5tei,'ns 'ha eni,re suppression q tHe ,oioi
ilH 10 m"etY dsye lie ana l. meo.h are
snSlops IL "satte n? the proGent quarrel
sui thsy oiisf - q people WHO have ta.i II
mli0u Ul moE under arms tetTu- II abaoluts |
flbLnasion. Wa do not believe Seward il
such fool a3 all ths amouDts 70, not~ilh
etsuh1g hla predictions with regard 10 ,hiB
var We believe thai he has H. idea OF pro
I..-iae any saeh taIlas that they aie sa,coa
liJUs pi ihe Hrf4ii correspondent aud thai
t.pf .efe wisitsu to osior, most possibly an
t.e ysry oiiico of ths Hsrald .iaoif 4 pso
IaI ie q he has 81 " the proper Eeasdiaa to
settle the controversy, tas S0Gtu ia give a,
h.t aIu.s aa! sahalit H. Tho e1iQaetuTl What
wo.5e can sie do after eli, has really hsol
e9bqleroi
iIo a.iucauen held Oh; to us to alhat ~
thi4 isn9mlni0us treaty ',sotrniy very en:ieiog |
Il suc u. lhSl if we continue oJstuaie Yankee
Commerce will be ruined by tho combined IA
WEE oI Ftsucs and asiani, AM Ne 80
uacI to Yankee Doodle ih.t We viii submit
T. AL, tiiinK r,thes than Witness that oatastrD
lAe. Ibe Yankees, Il aeouis too. wait TO con
I.eG III, Xieo ald Canada, abi 10 esL4bteh the
ri ,uroo Doctrine, "a it IS iooiishiF called,
winch has been ramoniousiy iiampisi |
ii The u.iTs by tbs Enperor Napoleon Aui
aie supposed 10 love the ansees so de.rly
ihAt We viii l1mp at the chanee 10 help tte1n
cat IL thel auitili ,us schemes II the Hcsa'd
Is moiey king 4 tool Of hiIn self, 10.
tAe 4atssinGnt OF his readers s7a can uGdoi-
ftsLl al tEis Bnt II he be ia earnest then
We s,y liz c,nuut make iuol ii himself! ia
asuuth as ua.uIo has aiTtafy done That iDb for
Ain u help Yankee DJod. 10 ikL. France
aa3 Ia. iadet Why, it would be tbs delight OF
h9a'iy eveiy syui Ia ths SoatheFa Confe d-ts
81 se see ali IsnEasion turned into IL Allowing |
nllderueea,o eeo every mother ecn of them
laAssaeFe4, or soiJ into alayery--to b BJelon
aui .tcN tiihc we "a oiGl tutiIeu |
lgte Villages wuere the tsheInl.n d,led lh,is
hat.
Notwithstanding, however, wo are not dis
r9scd 10 place any colt lance Ia anything tue
Hu'@d Or lt1 cores poujents may Say, We
deem ii certain that Engiand AID France Will
nryef .ilos the 5ioD 10 bs reconstructed --
Ia ltat eYtat E1.ialI cannot fAii to fOfeaes
lie do ai.Ii 0f hes maIiJine supremacy, aud
France the eAtuel6n OF ali hope u ever obtain
iDk p-TiDau.n nt io0thoLi in NJ eXico. As long
az No fought on tqG4l tefms Eog'aud wae
aAkiVGs to 20 tgo strife Continue bat size is
nJi anxious - sse Us overwhem5d as ebe
#Ll IL inIaord ty the enormous iles Of tie
iaAtee wAfapeis To believe No ara aboni
- be. Napoleon has long been desifous 10
iecoshL5 the toa;a!er&ey. aud now that no
hss plauei the III c,i,r iu Mexico, hs wili
h) i9nseT be " .hh sid by Eas land fnsse Goa
rtiefaI.ons and nothing that the Fefdtf and
10 t]Hespondenss say, iEduce us To teho9e
ihaI We shall shortly DO recognized, al least
Ly i.hLce
lac b,,,utexrntioa.
tie eonSutsl.n which ID to cause
permanent disruption Of the Federal Govern