The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-25
IHE QUESTION OF RECOGNITION.

The speech Wa5 etronK one, aId however
Ii,tis 1t may effse. the objsct for which /. was
made, s worthy OF preservation in the history
oi this war. We give some extracts from it
rsE PsAcrscAL,YsEcTs oP s.Kcoasirsos
From the Northern mind it would take away
the bope of Southern sablugasion FROM the
Government CT Washington 1t womia take
way the power OF describing eleven commu-
J,,io., coptsndink for their liberty as rebeIs
The people Of Aassica are Influenced by
phrases, and will not come 10 terms with what
they have been bounded ah to lock st 81 rebal.
Won. Eat they Cal, {. iaet wils1 Europe
bazons it b bsfors them, ana thsyw;il be awaken
Cd by kes Judgment 10 the uainre OF the foreign
war on which their treasure ard tieir harpi-
ness are wasted. When Europe has ackuow-
iedesd il, the independence OF The South may
bs debated ia the Senate aud the House, where
40 one row can ventura to advert to 1t.
probable fesni: OF such s. measure, il pursued
by Frause, Great Biitsin, and other neutral
s.s.sa together, is, that it weusd Veaxen IL tna
Executive at Washington is borrowing ability,
because their i0a.is are founded Oh sbs chances
OF rac0nqnest, and rec0Edusst wousa taan ap-
BOAR wka.i it is, vision and mockesy. And
IL sgond DO ao with good reason Victorious
already, animated then, the Southern ..rn.iss
would be doub!y Ffagiatibk.
Another practical etsct of recognition: would
10 ii.as the beliissrsn.s might t!ieu sndeavorto
negotiate, .=iicA }. L el Ear they canao: do III
;,c5seGt a separate resUlt would ba to paS an
end to ali Tie idie dreams o ie~o..st. a;ia
oi union which are floating !: America, AID
which serve TO prolong the war, bocause they
,.iaucine TIE North to the ouy basls upou
which the clogs OF it is possible.
Is THE ISSUE DOUBTFUL!
And ia the suo doubtful The capitalists
OF London, Frankfort, pArs, Amsiardaa, are
uot Of thai opinion. Within the las. few days
dis Southern loan lias seagied the hs heat plaza
IA ,r. market. :, tUl ,tt10 were required
- ,fiN )8U wera subscribed !or. The lean is
.,4so. upon .ae security OF cotton, aud !: had
ii4eii weii known tJF Ii tWesvemonth that ;l5
t;,e Invaders march that security muSt perish.
Bat ggh At is the opinion OF military men upon
the ISSUE TIE Emperor of the French, hay
in., been brought up az eoidier-haviug given
q long life 10 military sClsccs, and having re-
c.n,ly commanded tha qreatost armies Of tite
day as Soi!etinO and M s.gs.t2in the Gisplt
of November last did not conceal tron the
Government o< Washington that sui juy2tion
was mpossjui3.s The Ffiuc5s OF the House OF
Orleans, who served with Gen. Mcclellan, are
thought to have inspised tho excellent acc 2ui.t
81 the cauIpayu which appeared on October
18Th. in the Reteu de5 Ueaux M0ndes, and
" liiGii iia5 also tended to dispcrse the visoi
OK rec0Eqaast To the sane seale Of IGdg
maGt Gen. Scott appears, ky recent reveiatlon,
10 S0EtIiDutC. AHH, LOO, iS reUk.hGDi6-
Not ore military r,au ia tbs North is known
TO view reeongaest AZ attainabie. Neither
Gen. Mcclellan, Burnside, Kosecrans, Me
Dowell, Haiieck, or Bneii, have ever publicly
declared, so far as j: haa reached us, that the
objsct OF the UoveFunont they serve nndsE ID
tssstis-
The cheap, ignominious .aak of propheoviag
triumph has baen Wisely iafs 20 tia volaniDons
dispatch writer, Ssward, who, VIII atsves be ha
virtues nCc3sa;, ,iis'2nian.s, IL no more quail
ii ID 10 j;i.igo the Issue OF campaigns taan he ID
10 gaii8 the movements oi bA::!es- I. Is,
a;,acsf0 ueasg1nry to inuaire what proof,
lheo, OF lts aiilty has this aggressive Cabinet
developed i it ia appointiugssapefc5il,.r
~ replacing Ihs commanders it mus; laai; Ga
Ia i. in :helg fra s.dhefsnce 10 principles At
QUO Time ,hey were opposed t. ths invasion
they have piaugsd into. Is it ia ;heir eoudnct
about slavery! AT ono tiuie they boaated o:
their disposition to mGiIlt:.il it. Soon after
thsy desired the border States 10 bs delivered
IRON it. After that emancipation was do-
clarad, but only ia .as States winch were re-
sisting them.
Are these the movements Of a Government
by whica tha broken fragments CT the Union
san b5 weldsa, mighty oontinsnt subdusd,
eight million freenen braesd Into u unit,
ROBBED OF home, of honor, and oi freedom
Bnt who are they arrsyed against The
uouaS ought not, indeed. TO join in the enco-
niiaals on tho Southern President. which hsa.
and sympathy have prompted. As 40 ons was .
deemed happy by tbs ancients unti, bIa li, had
Gle s.d no ona will be- stamped as great by US
uo;il his euter2 2risa hae tfiumphei Bot 30
Iu,;ca may be hazarded OF this extraordinary
Iuan that gifted amp'y by nature, he slGs made
tiie union Of political nGd military e1ceils2cs
his object and that as f.Gr Europe l.la OBJ
carved ia tha aiilist OF DANCE: aaa care, suei
~ few mca havs the power TO ia.a3iuo, fewer
10 s,ist.sil ha has exhibited the patience and
tho enterprise; tiie ardor and the eooinoas, Tho
herois;a and ulbsnity, for which il generally
happens that nations draw their birtn and civil
wars accept their dsstina1ion And this ID
E;os It iHlpor rtant to reneEber-if we iO0k back
10 such copjsetures we do not ind an instance
in which mind, character, capacity haye yieiI-
cd to the want OF all. 10 matter how well sGs
iaiaed tho as regards forces, nan'ber, !
and rsyenue.O
GREAT BRITAIN BOUND TO RECos.IzE By
HONOR.
II nosla lords agree, therefore, with tie
financial world with military men, and With
tae Goyelument Of Washington Itself, that tiis
issua is not doubtful, AID il, therefore, Great
Britain has ths right to acknowledge Sontaefh
independence, why oUgh. ehe TO exercise II!
The first alsvgar il because honor calls on aer
60 do 90. and it rests on ( detail which shall
rapidly explain to yea: iordshps. British con
suis have remained iusiIg ths war At M0blls,
Charis sstcn and Savannah. They are there for
the protection Of our eubiecss, who reside by
thous.,,,ds on tae reaboari. In times like these
their presence il essential Were it not for
consuls 10 identify them, the severe enlist
ment laws of the ConiederacJ might 1T
uny time descend on our people, or lii tns
sudden turns Of war theis goods niiSiit % da-
stroy ed Withou. !. clue to ownership 0T inaans
of Compensation They ara also there 10 !
witness The blockade. and 10 report upon its
efficacy. Ard these CVnsals. draw their e'se
gaaigis from the Government OF Washing
sou. They are f.anaing degradation TO tho
poyer which receives, which shelters aud ell !
anres them We are not inclined TO Withdraw /;
them. We oaebt, therefore, TO aecredit them
10 the insaf9aut vino permits them to reside,
sn.i ii we do he is Acknowledged. Hohor ies-
bids nations, az it does men, TO ran up y score
of gratitude themselves, and to create scoss
OF lust resentment in its offset to o'isr Insult
st the moment they :isa prohting by favor. la
one sause s.ions do the C,aieieracy gain 10y
tho arrangement; we give them al the &rau.
asur OF forbsasance; they allow our Consuis
to reside. and wa withhold the recognition
which public law entities them to ask OF u.s. i
Ru: is not our aspect with regard them poor
one? We deny their rights over their terri. |
tory and vet at their hands receive the safety
of our oitizans-
assxrBaIrkis Ga1-D To Rscceszf f1nfoIIci. .
noble earl who aimed his laufV in tho
East. we'll pointed out to Us last session that,
whenever the war ciosed Canada would be en- i.
dangered If victorious, the Northern States
,oigft attack it in the drunkenness Of pride; II
defeated. In the bi.tsrnezs Of torture. Some
man ont Of doors, have been 80 infatuated ~
:, mold tat By carefully abetaining from aug
tbiag ,ysaich gives nnbrageto the United States